evidence won't make or break the case. kania out from under house arrest was in court with his parents, no longer using the wheelchair. his attorneys don't want jurors to hear about his cell phone records claiming that the warrant was improperly filled out. four troopers took the stand to explain the significance cell phone. >> like we felt there may be text messages on there that involves drinking or anything of that nature. >> reporter: prosecutors say kania, who was 20 at the time, was drinking at several nightclubs before getting behind the wheel and driving a 6-year-old little girl. the judge did not rule on the motion today but several other motions he plans to hear before the trial starts. the defense did have a motion to ask that the trial be continued or pushed back, rather. but the judge denied that, and that trial is expected to start october 3. gerald? >> julia sims, thank you. breaking news out of california. a brush devore, can. there are mandatory evacuations in place. the temperature there, in the mid-90s for the next week or longer with no chance of rain and no reports of injuries so far. but this is a massive fire that continues to build. we'll keep you posted on any updates. the durham sheriffs office is hoping that a couple of pictures captured by a surveillance camera will help to solve a recent home break in. take a look at the deputies. thursday. they were taken on north mineral springs road here adlet lane. charges are pending against a woman accused of leading police on a multi-county chase in a stolen car and ended in selma. policesay she stole the car from a sheetz gas station and crashed on u.s. 70. wral's kathryn brown has the latest on rock throwing incidents. >> reporter: imagine driving around late the night. it's dark and something shatters your windshield. policesay it happened to nine drivers in a short period of purposes was driving around with rocks and one of them shattered the windshield from a woman who was returning home from dinner. she heard the crash and tasted glass. >> and my teeth were gritty all night so i know glass in my mouth. >> reporter: she was treated at the emergency room and at by a rock. no suspects as of yet. kathryn brown, wral news. charges are pending after an overnight chase that started in wayne county and ended with a crash in johnston county before 4:00 a.m. a woman had stolen a car from a gas station in goldsboro. a number of law enforcement agencies joined the chase. the car crashed in a nobody was hurt. a boy died after drowned in a beaufort county hotel. the dad remains hospitalized. their names have not been released. more than 20" of rain fell in and around baton rouge over the weekend, and forecasters say more is on the way. the flooding has killed at least 9 so far. >> >> reporter: record rainfall and historic flooding has overwhelmed the baton rouge, louisiana area and storms are expected to continue throughout the week. >> this one it came upon us and started dumping mass amounts of water. we go back to the record books, 1983. so throw the records out because we surpassed them. >> reporter: nathan last his home in a truck and came back in a boat. he's one of the lucky ones. foundation but hundreds of neighbors were not as lucky. >> areas that are not in a flood plain and never required flood insurance and never thought this would happen because they were above elevation. >> reporter: tens of thousands of people had to be rescued after rising floodwaters forced them from their homes. though the floodwater isn't gone yet, they are shifting their attention to what lies >> once the water recedes, all the homes completely covered with water, we have to go to every one of those and go inside of them and check for anybody who might be in the areas. >> reporter: as things dry out, progress is being made. flooding has closed this road for days. but using this massive aqua dam, crews managed to hold back the water and get cars moving. >> very nice. >> reporter: a small step forward in what will be a long road to recovery. over. the university of south carolina football team is helping to coordinate a collection of items to be sent to baton rouge and fans can drop off supplies at several locations. for the first time, airstrikes launched on syria have came from iran. this is a sign of greater military cooperation from the two key allys. moscow said that the bombers took off from an air base in western the targets were training camps and weapons. governor mccrorey is asking the supreme court to issue a state on overturning the election law saying that changing them this close to election day will only create problems and confusion. a few weeks ago, a federal appeals court overturned the laws saying they were put in portion of dynasty drive after a water main broke. crews in fayetteville are looking ahead to the next phase of the outerloop. the next section will span 3.1 miles from the all american freeway to cliffdale road to south the $85.2 million contract includes a bridge replacement and work on this phase can begin as early as next july. the night is here, the historic opening night for dpac. the broadway hit "newsies" will come to celebrate the milestone of 3 million guests. guest number 3 million will receive a $1,000 gift certificate for upcoming shows. and hosted music, comedians and other acts. congratulations to them. that's big. keeping thousands safe in a relatively public area is a tough job. still to come, we talked with a risk assessment company that handles clients like crabtree valley mall. and democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaine stopped in our area. wral spoke with him in a one on one interview. and new at custody battle that took a year to sort out. at the center of the dispute is a dog. wral breaks down the case at 5:00. mike? gerald, another cooker this afternoon with 95 so far at rdu and 97 in fayetteville, a brutal afternoon. 94 in rocky mount and miff at southern pines. the 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the possibilities exist that these things will happen. an event happens, what's the quickest way that we can de- escalate the situation? >> reporter: jerry is the ceo of a company that advises other companies on security and he said crabtree valley mall, from what they know, handled it well, getting people out safely and they are not a current client but have worked with the mall in the past. back to the current investigation, police are look at a lot of things including the surveillance tape from need the mall and they have more than 300911 calls. so, again, they are trying to get to the bottom of this. >> amanda lamb, live from crabtree valley mall, thank you. taking a look at the stock numbers, it looks like the dow is down 84 and the nasdaq down almost 35 and the s&p 500 is down 12. so not a good day on wall street. and we are following breaking news in california. there is a wildfire moving through devore, california northwest of sap bernie sanders. a th and structures have burned but no injuries at this point. >> a lot of homes have been evacuated and i just read some fire departments suffered injuries because of the heat and magnitude and you can see the flames. they look huge from the air and you can imagine how big they are from down below but a great live view from california. but this just sparked up aid and got huge in a short amount of time. >> and they have mid-90s for the next several days or the 90-degree temperatures and not a drop of rain. notice the red ridge? the fire retardant -- . >> to contain it. and my goodness. highways that have been closed and you hope the retardant does itself job. there is so much fuel there. >> and look like they are going to lay down more right there. >> laying it down right now. >> maybe they are just surveying the damage. there it goes. >> and they're used to this. for weeks now. >> standard operating procedure at this point. >> they know what they're doing and will hopefully get it contains. >> fires out west and flooding down south. >> you wish you could push it west for a drink of water. >> the haves and have nots. and through here, we will have our chance for showers and storms by thursday and friday and until then, we're cooking out there. small. we have to zoom in real tight. you can see how they dissipate. fair weather clouds are trying to develop vertically but they can't develop on a widespread basis. that should change by thursday and friday and more activity east to the coast and in south carolina between marion and calabash and farther north along the appalachians, showers and storms form and head north and east. and the odds are slim to the west. better on thursday and friday. and by thursday temperatures should back off, and the rain chances will increase and fiona could form. the next chance it could become a tropical storm and we'll talk about that in in the next half it may not back off the temperature but the humidity may back off. looking at the european model for thursday, friday, saturday, want dew points in the 50s and 60s. the fair weather cumulus clouds are not developing vertically enough for showers. the dew point, 72. and numbers close to everyone hot. momcure, 89. and 88 in south hill, virginia. the heat index values, not as fierce as yesterday. no heat advisory in effect locally but still one in the northeastern part of the state. 103 in raleigh and 102 in fayetteville. satellite going back 8 hours, you can see the little showers have formed, not a whole a lot of them and won't be in the there is the cold front, yesterday, stationary and now at eye front with flooding rains across louisiana and heading along the front. for us, high pressure is seated offshore and the ridge is bop us and few showers and storms across virginia and south carolina and north carolina and behind the front, not feeling all that bad. it feels good with temperatures in the 80s. look at the numbers, 82 in dallas and 73 in then the hotter and more humid air, 90s up to philadelphia and futurecast is quiet. clear to partly cloudy overnight and the shower chance may increase a bit tomorrow. more showers will pop up locally and perhaps a few thunderstorm bus should be mor widespread for thursday and friday. the forecast this evening, stuffy and humid and feeling clear and lows where they were this morning. 75 in raleigh and 72 for south hill and the morning commute will be bright but muggy and warm with 78 and tomorrow afternoon, upper 80s to mid-90s and a better chance for storms from raleigh north and west to roxboro and south hill and see our fingers crossed that we will see some form, and take a look at the rainfall probability, .05" thursday and we will hopeful to have friday and 90 friday, saturday, sunday, and tuesday of next week, upper 80s and dew points in the 50s and 60s, and that's when we'll start to feel better. >> what a nice change. i have to admight. >> several days away. hopefully, it will hold. >> and amazing dallas is 12 degrees cooler than raleigh. >> clouds and rain. >> mike, thank you. an olympic champion gymnast not so nice words said during worried about your cable internet price skyrocketing? don't wait for that to happen. switch today to high speed internet from at&t... and enjoy the peace of mind... you get with an everyday price. call now and switch to high speed internet from at&t. at just $30 dollars a month, with a qualifying bundle, you get an everyday price with no extra monthly fees. with high speed internet from at&t, you'll enjoy over 99 percent reliability... and consistently fast speeds. call now and switch to high speed internet from at&t. the price you see is the price you pay-just $30 dollars a month, with a qualifying bundle. plus, you don't have to worry about billing surprises because your monthly internet equipment fees are included. with at&t, you only pay one price: so don't wait. call an at&t expert and switch today. it's time for a look at what's trending, and gabby douglas, bless her heart, she is sick of comments about her demeanor with the cameras catching her looking down or not putting her hand over her heart during the national anthem or as supportive of her teammates as she could have she said that the talk hurt her. she held back tears answering questions about the lackluster performance and the backlash. >> people can just be so ugly on social media. >> and it's so unfair. so much hate and she is under such a microscope. if she is not doing what everybody expects her, the criticism comes. >> and at such a young age. she is still young, and try to be perfect and be perfect with team at points but also as individuals. if you don't do your best, you are going to be bummed and show emotions, good or bad. >> she only human. wouldn't you be bummed, too? >> social media strikes again. >> people need to back off. >> an anonymous way to poke at somebody. that's the common denominator, hit and run. >> if it's not something you would stie their face, don't say it. >> don't say it. >> what's right is write and what's wrong is wrong. all so i pokemon go people, you cheaters -- . >> what? [laughter] >> oh, my gosh. yes. you know you are supposed to walk so much to cheat, people are putting it on turn tables and ceiling fans. [laughter] other people, yes, but others are using hacks to catch more pokemons. so they're cheat manage all kinds of ways. >> that's not fun. >> exactly. and now pokemon go is going after them and if you are you can apply for an appeal if you think you have been wrongly banned. they want you to enjoy it, and with that come the cheaters. >> cheat figure you ride a bike? >> i wouldn't think so, no. >> are you thinking about it? [laughter] >> riegd a -- riding a skite board? >> i don't think so. >> so movement? >> yeah, 3 miles, 10 miles? >> yeah. one guy walked like 10, 12, 18 miles a day or something and he was done with it. so, yeah. >> walk. [laughter] a video i want to share with you. scientists observing the into of the specific found this, what they thought was a children's toy turned out to be a real squid. >> what? no way. >> i were searching the bottom no. this is a real squid off the coast of southern california in about 900 feet of water, and this is a stubby squid. they leave only their eyes exposed and jump out when a snack comes along. >> the eyes are vibrant and since they are not perfect, they look fake. >> almost like a toy. >> i can sense a disney movie with this >> little squiggly toys. >> that is the cutest thing. >> that is very cute. >> let us know there is a topic you think we should include in what's trending on facebook or a tweet. and marijuana use much more common, and the study says that it has skyrocketed in the last few years. their allen mask has the voters say they dislike both candidates what does that mean vice presidential nominee tim kaine campaigned at the botanical gardens in fayetteville today and focused on two main issues, creating military. >> gilbert baez has more on what he had to say. gilbert? >> reporter: lynda and gerald, we talked about a lot of things in the one on one, the clinton plan for immigration and job creation and the importance of a strong educational system in america. how do you pay for it? kaine spoke to the crowd here for about 45 minutes and it was an enthusiastic crowd that cheered for many point that he made and former governor hunt has known kaine for many years and said he frequently asked for guide bans the smart start and early childhood education plans. he talked about the creation of jobs and the importance of strengthening the military and taking care of our veterans. >> we have all the iraq and afghan war vets that need out the best ways to serve but we can't be stirchly, and hillary knows this from having served on the armed services committee. >> reporter: kaine said the clinton administration would invest to provide services that it provides to protect americans who serve our nation. and his son, of course, is an officer in the marine corps who just deployed to afghanistan, and they take a the military here in the community and coming up at 5:30, we'll talk about job creation under the clint an advacation. >> gilbert, thank you. and donald trump will make a stop in the convention center thursday night at 8:00. look for updates on wral.com. hillary clinton and her ally continue to bury the trump advertising. the campaign has spent $61 million on the airways. with pro-clinton outside groups chipping in $43 million, it's $104 million. the trump campaign has yet to air a single general election ad. groups outside of his campaign are trying to spend in behalf. police are looking for answers after 25-year-old jasmine graham was found unconscious on saturday night on curtis ellis drive. she died at the hospital. if you know anything about the case, call rocky mount police. a a new report shows a mixture of crime member numbers overall, it dropped by 10% in the first half of 2016 compared to the same time last year. more specifically, property crimes like burglary or larceny dropped, but the number of homicides is up 31%. there were 16 homicides in the first half of 2015 compared to 21 in the first half of this year. volkswagen could face significant financial pelts according to the wall street journal journal. the newspaper said that justice department officials found criminal wrongdoing when the company admitted to installing cheating emissions software on nearly 600,000 cars in the u.s. a scary scene played out in the nation's capitol after an underground transformer caught fire overnight. flamesand plumes of black smoke shot up from a vent in the sidewalk. it took about 2 and a half no one was hurt and the cause of the blaze is under investigation. the las vegas iconic riviera casino is now just a memory. the casino and hotel was the first thing highrise on the vegas strip and one of the city's most famous casinos. the property closed in may of last year after 60 years of hosting headlines to dean martin. nearly 3000 people were killed in the september 11th attacks and tens of thousands of people have since reported health problems, and 5400 diagnosed with cancer, most first responders and volunteers who worked in the aftermath at all locations. marijuana use has made big moves in the past few years. there are many more regular pot dr. allen mask explains the results. >> reporter: eye-opening new data on marijuana. a new poll shows the number of adult american pot smokers has nearly doubled in the last three years, one in eight people according to a telephone survey of 1000 people. a 2014 government study found cannabis to be the most commonly used drug and it's legal in colorado, oregon, a lack of residents are more likely to say they smoke pot, and voters in five other states will vote to legalize weed this november. it's been beneficial for those with cancer, epilepsy, and alzheimer's. the drug enforcement agency lists marijuana as a schedule 1 drug, the same as horn. mental issues. dr.allen mask, wral's health team. hillary clinton is including donald trump by 9 points, but voters have unfavorable impressions of both candidates. steve handelsman has the results of the survey monkey poll and what the candidates are trying to do about it. >> reporter: trump was in north carolina when he got the bad news from other ground states, since the convention, hillary clinton up by 5 points in ohio and up 11 in pennsylvania despite trump's attacks on clinton. >> she lacks judgment. she lacks temperament and i am the one that used unfit many months ago and now they turn it around and use it on me. i'm unfit? >> reporter: another senior republican did it today. maine said she can't support trump. >> there is no new trump. he would make what is an already perilous world more dangerous given his tendency to lash out. >> reporter: it was suggested just today that second amendment activist vifts would go after clinton. >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the son i don't know. >> reporter: hillary clinton was at a clinic in miami, pressuring congress to okay funds to fight zika leaving republicans to attack trump. i'm steve handelsman, washington. a big truckload of girl scout cookies was delivered to the national guard installation their favorite cookies and a pallet of fruit snacks. representativesand volunteers from nine uso centers loaded the goodies to take to their community. the service members and their families can pick them up and enjoy. >> and that will put smiles on their faces for sure. major change coming for drivers in fayetteville starting tomorrow. why part of bragb boulevard and closing permanently and where the drivers will be sent competition is no piece of cake for athletes. we'll hear from a sports medicine doctor about the challenges. mike? gerald, we were watching a disturbance moving along. it could become a tropical depression tomorrow and within the next 5 days, a 90% chance of becoming tropical storm fiona. that's not the only thing we're watching. we'll head into africa to look at several other disturbances moving throu where should you start when you're start with a specialist. start where you'll find state-of-the-art technology, precision treatment options and truly compassionate care. start here at our centers for advanced oncology at cancer treatment centers of america with a team of experts who treat only cancer. every stage. every day. it's not one t t thing we d. it's the only thing we do. start where we use innovative tools like advanced genomic testing to zero in on your cancer and develop a treatment plan specifically for you. a plan designed by a team of physicians and clinicians, than not only attacks your cancer, but also reduces the side effects of treatment. start here if you've been diagnosed with any stage of cancer. start at our centers for advanced oncology in atlanta. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts appointments available now. y store anything but simple. so i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults taking humira were clear or almost clear, and many saw 75% and even 90% clearance in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. ask about humira, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists. your ride from fayetteville to fort bragg is about to change in a big way and it all starts tomorrow morning. >> brian shrader has more on what to expect and why. >> reporter: last week we show youd opening of i-285 and fayetteville and now it connects fort bragg to i-95 in part of a plan to improve traffic around fort bragg but you will experience pain before let's zoom into spring lake. beginning wednesday morning probably after the morning commute northbound bragg boulevard will be closed permanently at randolph street and sent to nc 210, and that will handle a lot of traffic through spring lake, and you need experience delays as drivers get used to the new pattern. southbound bragg boulevard in the same area will close permanently in a couple months and all that traffic will be eventually, all of fort bragg will close in both directions and you will use 210 and the new 295 to get between bra, any g boulevard and fort bragg, and there are five new signals, but with this new pattern, you will have none. you will need to be patient beginning on wednesday. beginning at 4:30 on wral news. the schools in wake county will have a new fall menu, and they got to test the samples today. they start with a prepared product and add ingredients of your own. the fall menu includes a turkey pot by and kid says it passes the test. >> as soon as the -- harvest new items like sweet potatoes, we will add those and we're real excited to support our local farmers in that way as well, and together, this will provide the seasonality that we hope students will come to enjoy. >> and more healthy. >> the turkey pot by looks good. it's not far away. >> yeah, sure. had lunch at the middle school. >> yeah, looks good. [laughter] >> i would love some pot by. table there. >> the knees up about that high. >> and clean up afterwards. we were talking about the fires out west and the problems and we have a picture from colorado. a firefighter took this picture, a combination tornado and -- . >> wow. >> a firenado. >> a fire tornado or a fire vortex within the lines of the beavercreek fire that has burned more than 36,000 acres and it's 40% contained. it's so hot rapidly and the hot air rises rapidly and replaced by cool air wrapping around the vortex and intensifies and develops into what looks like a tornado. it's a fire vortex. let's take a look at the forecast and see what's going on heat wise. yes, another hot afternoon for us, 95 at rdu so far and 97 in fayetteville and 95 at rdu. 88 in wilmington. now, there is no heat advisory threshold is 105 and higher for 3 hours and we haven't seen that at the airport. 103 heat index wise and 102 in fayetteville and 106 in greenville and effect up into the mid-atlantic states. let's take a look at the big picture. we're about to see changes take place. there is a line of showers and thunderstorms with the frontal boundary and a ridge of high pressure ever present the last couple days and it will be in place tomorrow but will be gone and allow what's left of the system to move in and see the rain chances increase on thursday and friday. but a big lack of heat where the front is because of the cloud cover and rain and across the plains, not all that hot. 82 at dallas and then you run into the heat in the southeast, alabama georgia, south carolina into new york city, hot and humid this afternoon and the heat index values, 103 at rdu and 90 in atlanta, and the in the lower 100s. let's switch gears and take a look at the tropics. we watched this yesterday and it looks like fiona is forming and has a 90% chance of becoming a tropical storm but the movement is good for us and looks like it will makes its way more west and if it was moving in this fashion west northwest or west, we would be more concerned it would eventually curve up, but it doesn't look like that would be happening in africa. we mentioned yesterday several disturbances moving through the continent that would be moving offshore in the coming days. one here and more lined up and all of them are moving towards the west, and eventually, we'll see them merge off the continent and make their way into the atlantic and see if they will form into new depressions or thunderstorms. it could be a quiet period in the atlantic if they all something tropical. that's something we'll eye the next several days. 75 for the low, and tomorrow, a nice day and hot still, 94 for the high and a chance for thunderstorms tomorrow may increase slightly from what we've had today and there may be better coverage and cool or thursday and cooler still on friday but it's still hot over the weekend with the highs around 90. 93 on monday and another front coming in at that point and it might be after that front that comes by that we drier air. i am not going to say a taste of fall because that would come along with cooler weather, but mid to upper 80s on tuesday, and i know i am hanging on to any hope we can find. but the models suggest drier air and lower dew points thursday, friday of next week, and boy, would that feel good after what we had, but at least we thunderstorms coming back. months left on your passport, you may want to get it renewed now. coming up, the major backup the government is expecting and what's causing the problem. coming up at 5:00 on wral, a man and his dog and a legal fight that lasted more than a year and a half. a pet, considered part of the family, becomes property in the eyes of the legal system. also at 5:00, the very latest from louisiana where at least 10 people are dead in the massive flooding that put more than 20,000 people out of their homes. and deborah morgan reports live from rio with a unique look at how train for just the right edge over their opponent when is you turnover to wral at 5:00. you may not think about your passport if you don't have a trip planned but 49 million will expire in the next 3 years and can add up to long wait times. already, the u.s. government is saying it could take six weeks for a passport renewal. at issue is the law that requires citizens to carry a passport to canada, mexico, the caribbean, and bermuda a and european nations won't accept it if it expires within six months, so start planning now. you can have your photo taken at the post office, and drugstores and some public librairies. you can rush the renewal but the host is higher. justin bieber quit instagram and left a blank page for his 75 million followers. he posted pictures of himself of lionel richie, and he closed down the account altogether. he is still on twitter and facebook. heart doctors across the country are using a new stent to prop open blocked arteries that dissolves in the body and leaves behind no trace of technology. >> reporter: traditional stents work well to open clogged arteries but leave behind a departing gift, metal. but now, stents can dissolve inside the body and leave a clear artery from its place. >> this is really cool. >> reporter: doctors in shea medical center in scottsdale, arizona were among the first in the country to use the new stents called absorb. they appear to be just as and effective and the benefit seems to come several years after the procedure. >> 3 to 5 years down the road, you're going to free the vessel of this permanent cage and the vessel connection will grow and dilate and constrict in response to activity. >> reporter: doug taylor is no stranger to activity. the 73-year-old has run well over 100 marathons. >> i just thought i was immune to heart problems. recently received the asche cosh stent for an artery that was 83% blocked. >> looks fantastic. >> reporter: but it may not be right for every patient. it's sticker -- thicker than other stents and may not be good for those with narrow vessels, but called a significant advance for patients with coronary artery disease. >> about 350,000 patients are treated with stents every year. aetna will stop working with the affordable care in 2017. it will offer plans in just four states next year down from 15 this year in an effort to reduce lawsuits. aetna has been 1 of the big obama care players since the launch. devore. it has quickly broken to cover 1500-acres. >> a few injuries from firefighters and a couple of structures burned. and you can see one is burning in the middle of the screen. we will continue to follow this one on wral news but it's a hot, dry forecast in california and firefighters have all they can channel. thank you for joining us. we'll be back on fox 50 tonight at 10:00. >> and don't forget to turnover to wral for the 5:00 news. we have some great news. with at&t, the bundle price you sign up for is guaranteed to stay the same for two years. for two years. 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