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about to move away, but we do still have a severe thunderstorm warning in effect up around pitt county toward greenville. elsewhere around the triangle, the rain is really starting to taper off. durham, chapel hill and raleigh sing of these pickles at this point and starting to dry out to the southwest and down toward fayetteville and southern pines. that squall line coming through. the west. there is no moreinomg, it is still very messy out there right now. what actual temperatures in the low to mid 50s. they will hold their and creep on up to 60 this afternoon with sunshine starting at lunchtime and continuing through the afternoon. then temperatures wednesday and thursday close to normal, highs in the low 50s, overnight lows down into the s. but, quiet weather after all of this moves through this morning. 8:26. we are seeing slow traffic on 40 westbound heading away from wade avenue toward harrison avenue. the airport and rtp. i want to show you that on the life commute map, zooming into the drive on 40 westbound through garner. so taking more than 20 minutes to make the trip from 42 to the bell and split. on the south side of raleigh to the fortified rks on from 440 out to the usf 1 interchange also slow. 15 minute drive. then you get into the backups between the chapel hill road interchange, outdoor harrison avenue and aviation parkway on 40 westbound. that's going to be a nine 540 on w. i do want to point out that because of the backups on 40 westbound we are seeing heavy outbound delays on wade avenue. it is backed up from 442 the i- 40 interchange. slow traffic on 440 westbound between glenwood and wade avenue, and an accident on 440 eastbound around the hillsboro street area creating some pretty big backs up leaving cary heading into iraq. us heck -- on a port hillsboro. closing arguments are expected today in the trial of travion smith. prosecutors say he murdered melissa huggins-jones in a north raleigh apartment during a burglary. smith did not testify, and defense did not present evidence. court was canceled because of bad weather yesterday. ahead on fox 50, e zika virus is a health emergency. are tracking the spread welcck s have totg aning l w ould gur fstathe tnn i th mog.me rne ntinn jule s ag core a12iol. heomri. gh oued rainiothe thisorng, st e toso o ckcow mase veyeen rethe stathaaptoe coaswi t jscit el urt llghhe lin ae ul ho inr apdi mapsor mt cata lland y c the we tfoam satmperabzi tod j th e nddoma e.izettion ht ] wyou,br , we lkg briefly ab ha m usin erhiiner nd nyou ra it is trwache da ng thth aut s thrnitrothpring ndtio resootlat 's gmo t s. heiero heovee ainthrs ine el durhel araigartingn up. y case itat taig es. opf r, t ming throuwe had te pomberrt wtsour t in n kys wet conshaedng 40 wa temraith ollu goin a00 into b ynaime. soune on worked wde. ute on ru onk d cee. awetae downtyl at 00r. 950a de 30 th amhae owat y ththuah ng as d no>> d a ou erlye ismogia ate ba tharme of c ib slowhad r,agasstped an st nu sne winke 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management, and reporting of potential zika virus fection. this memo advises healthcare providers on blood testing of asymptomatic women who have traveled to areas with ongoing zika virus transmission. collection of ood specimens. zika virus is a mosquito borne virus which has caused a large outbreak in brazil and has been causing outbreaks including central america, the caribbean and her countries. the biggest worries about pregnant women giving birth to babies with birth defects, particularly which results in small heads and brain damage. recent studies confirmed that zika virus is the culprit. >> in an article published recently in the new england journal of medicine, the zika virus was found in an abnormally small brain of a fetus aborted at 29 weeks. it also left the typical convolutions found in the brain and development. isolated cases of the zika virus through blood transfusion and sexual contact happen reported that the vast majority of cases are caused by transmission of the pious via a mosquito which has bitten uninfected individual. >> what should pregnant women those countries where the zika virus is active? >> pregnant women who develop the mptoms, we want to talk about those, those are rash, fever, red eyes, joint pain, traveling to those countries with ongoing transmissions should see a healthcare provider and referred for help blood testing. the testing can also be offered to pregnant women without symptoms 2 to 12 weeks after traveling to countries with transmission. also, the cdc and american congress of obstetricians and gynecologists recommended an evaluation for pregnant women without symptoms if they have been to one of those countries at any time during their pregnancy. doctors will be looking for signs of what we call fetal microcephaly, or small heads and brain calcifications. of course, follow-up ultrasound may recommended. >> what can people do? refresh us, to avoid the problem to begin with. >> first of all, bill, the cdc recommends that pregnant women postpone their trips to areas if you can't do that, pregnant women and those trying to become pregnant should talk with healthcare providers first and strictly follow steps to avoid mosquito bites. if you are currently being evaluated for a zika virus infection, use personal protective measures to avoid exposure mosquitoes seven days after symptoms begin. these include using insect repellent, covering up, and reducing breeding sites, for example, no standing water in flower pots or basis. in addition, no blood donations until symptoms have resolved. and until 28 days after your trip. now, men who have traveled to areas where zika virus is active should avoid sex with a partner partner or use condoms. nonpregnant patients showing signs and symptoms of zika virus infection within two weeks of travel may be tested. much of the ongoing research on the zika virus infections are being done at unc by doctor helen versar. and it's amazing to think that so much is being talked out world expert right here. we hope to get up with her in the next week or so so that we can expand this document a bit more. >> it will be interesting to hear what she has to say on that. >> thank you very much, sir. >> to buy more information on the zika virus, go to www.wral.com, search helps team, or find it under the health and life tab. the zz for "star wars: episode viii" is building. >> the teaser released this week that is giving fans a glimpse of the film. the biggest night in music takes over hollywood, but of who wowed the >> ifr malt . toie sur d autiful scththe e sher, ma hillloto wildy y an t' aoo t hiviea resewnin t and hen , ilso inn errtptnd haetke you d so wel u of ac o nuers n oupo oneetendsand reiein enill inlethe,wa forest, ba s mplyit s way and thernoth s to , e mileiecrtes, ngarhwd.vi avr rout it'ng ghpafor bog arerhe ledaenlo itsthein o, s cickt,chha t an ar so alinhesomerette st upf ys is avnoseenatio p ar 54 hsuom n so 0 4:00 dewerox, ers rdeeertowa atwereng 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conditions and area, elizabeth. >> that's right. is moving out of the viewing area on toward the coast. picture. we still have patchy light precipitation across a good bit of the viewing area and steadier rain around anoke rapids. still dealing with that and will be doing with that for another 30 to 45 minutes or so. elsewhere, everything looking pretty good. still seeing rain down toward around e triangle, just a little bit of patchy light rain and that's it. then we are done with it. west. there is a replay of that squall line they move through and produced some strong wind, knocked down some trees and morning. it is still messy, skies have precipitation beginning to taper off. temperatures in the low to mid 50s now. these guys quincy lunchtime and a high of 60 this afternoon. what a change from yesterday. highs in the 50s for wednesday and thursday with sunshine. coming up on it: 57. we still have lingering delays this morning. there is an accident in the median on 440 westbound around new bern avenue causing slow down on the side raleigh. also seeing heavy traffic in both directions of 440 around hillsboro street. an accident on the right shoulder contribute to those delays, and on eastbound side of 440, or usf 1, seemed pretty big backups coming to cary. still come home to have those cleared up the next half-hour drive times returning normal. we're starting to see clouds break up a little bit on the western side of the viewing area, western side of the triangle looking a lot dryer in durham at 147 and alexander drive, and in fayetteville with cloud breaks, conditions improving. back to you. trees down and power outages, we have seen a lot of weather is morning. today at noon, we have an update on efforts to restore power, and when we can expect calm weather conditions to settle in. plus, one of the nations police department is using a new software program to help determine how to respond to 911 calls. how criminal history to twitter feeds play a response in 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