story, candaceace? >> c andace -- candace? >> reporter: limited resources on the crash and what happened but we know it happened at 6:30 this evening. highway patrol responded to a single car crash on magnum dairy road. it shows a car off of that road. the crews worked on the sce in fact, they were still there on the scene around 9:30 tonight working, investigating, taking a look at the vehicle, the car, to piece together exactly what happened. as for who was involved in this crash, the word is that it involved an adult and two children and they were transported to a nearby hospital. no word on if the adult and these children were related. we will bring you more information as that is available. traffic for several hours. it has been reopened for people living in the nearby area to get home. again, this is a fluid and ongoing investigation and we will bring you more information when it becomes available. >> candace sweat live tonight in wake county tonight, thank you. gas price gouging has been reported. the state is facing a gas shortage following a pipe shortage it in alabama. to normal. lines across the area stretch long into the night. a viewer sent us a line of cars waiting to fill up at the costco. a gallon of regular there was going for $1.99. some customers waited 40 minutes to fill up. at this gas station close to-- close to $3 mark. the owner says the price was the governor says the state government will cut none special travel to conserve fuel. today, the attorney general issued subpoena to gas station accused of spiking the price to attack advantage of the shortage. the state received more than 600 reports of possible price gouging from consumers since friday. think you were charged too much? keep your receipt and or take a picture of the price pump. the price at the state investigators at 1- 877-5no-scam. and go to our web site to find out more. the rain we have seen all day moved off to the east. the slow-moving system caused minor flooding across parts of wayne county. wayne memorial drive. it was closed to traffic 2 feet of water pulled into a section of the road causing unsafe conditions. we were told there were two accidents because of the flooding. the flood reopened shortly after 6:00 this evening. we still have a chance to see more rain this week. our meet meet is in the wral weather center to explain, mike. >> well, it is part of julia and a stationary frontal boundary in eastern carolina. both interacting creating the rain broadening out the view. picking up on counterclockwise rotation. you'llia julia is going to get stuck under the -- julia is going to get stuck under the low. that means we have tropical moisture in place. with the upper level low showers likely. seeing showers tonight. more likely we will have them during the day tomorrow. this is what we have seen over the past 48 hours. some folks saw a lot of rain. 1.36. fayetteville, not a lot. planner for the day tomorrow. expect clouds and rain. spotty showers possible by eight clock a.m. the heating of the day they should be more widespread at lunchtime and be with us for the afternoon commute. the end result with the clouds and the rain mean cooler temperatures and warm and muggy. the high temperature, 79. tomorrow, not the end of the rain it could linger for a few days we will show you why in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> all right, thank you, mike. the governor taken action to get a wanted murder brought back in north carolina. accused of shooting shelby officer who is trying to serve a warrant. he died later at the hospital fetter is fighting extra diction. tonight we learned the governor signed to get him back here to face the charges. >> the man arrested in the bombings in new york and new jersey has officially now been charged with 5 counts of attempted murder with a police officer. this is in connection with a capture in new jersey. found the afghan immigrant sleeping in a doorway. he was wounded from gunfire. in the hospital now, a judge set bail at 5.2 million dollars. federal charges have not been filed with the weekend bombings, law enforcement used fingerprints and surveillance video to identify him who was not on any terror or no-fly watch lists. coming up in the next half- hour, more on his background. >> exploring the fear felt muslims and nonmuslims was held in the try angle tonight. we have more on the conversation held between experts on both sides of the issue. adam? >> >> reporter: the program is called between hope and fear in islam in north carolina. it was recorded in a live audience at a tv studio. there was talk about fear surrounding islam why it is important for muslims and nonmuslims to get closer together. >> hello, welcome. >> this discussion on islam in north carolina was planned long new york and new jersey. she describes what it was like to hear the news as a muslim. >> a feeling heaviness that just overcomes you. >> reporter: she knew she would have to work, again, to defend who she is. >> you can never be fully human. you are always having to explain why you are not this monster. >> reporter: to do something about that, she says muslims must acknowledge that people are afraid. >> of course th of islam. denying the reality, that is basically denying a reality which is right in front of us. >> i do agree that fears that people have about muslims are legitimate. >> reporter: the closer neighbors get together the less they will fear. >> we have to speak. we don't have the option of hiding anymore. >> reporter: it could be what prevents the next attack, some say, working with our muslim neighbors, together, to report >> i ironically it is making us more conclusive society that might help us make progress this difficult issue of preventing those attacks from happening in the first place. >> reporter: this program will make you think, obviously we got a look. it airs thursday night on unctv at 10:00 and as you may see, david crabtree moderated tonight's discussion. >> adam, thank you. new tonight, we are hearing from the mayor of charlotte after city will not repeal the nondiscrimination ordinance. following the state leaders boy saying they might repeal house bill two if they ditched that ordinance. >> we appreciate the state wanting to find a solution to the challenges that we are facing. we applaud the governor for recognizing the state needs to overturn hb2. the state can do at any time without any action from the city of charlotte. will continue its commitment to be a welcoming community. >> they are discouraged by the lack of compromise between state leaders and charlotte's mayor. >> i am disappointed that charlotte city council really more the mayor was not open to even having discussions to try to see what compromise was out there that the business community was having. you know, we have not taken a what we are doing is waiting to see if charlotte is going to move. put out a statement, clear if they appeal their ordinance to maybe taking a look to find other ways to see if we could support and make sure that there is basic protections, you know, when it comes to rest rooms, changing facilities and showers and more. too far with these things. >> today, former democratic governor, jim hunt, added his voice to the course of the calls to repeal house bill two. >> hb2 is beneath us. that is not what north carolina should be doing. it is hurting families, it is hurting our economy and sports we can do better than that, we shou capitol section. an officer-involved shooting caught on tape. a man is dead. the agency getting involved in a case now receiving national attention. a wanted murder suspect in durham in custody tonight. where he was captured and whoha fox prime time is all new r premiere week. coming up, ken smith catches up some people might say i've sold out, but let's be honest. gold is good, but platinum... platinum's just better. but she's got a heart of... well, you know. ohhh... i still got the platinum touch. music!!! 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[ laughter ] >> yes. right, yes, get there immediately. >> reporter: i went to hollywood and had a chance to talk to skwropl stamos and taylor lotner about joining the a-list cast arizona doctors. >> i think they will enjoy the show with us on it. he is fantastic. he is fantastic. >> yes. >> and we are having >> no you are not a real doctor. >> it is unlike anything i have done. just the opportunity to work with such talented people. >> sometimes i like to whole in patients and start cutting. >> between the plot twefts they tell me the horror comedy is on aing mission to scare up -- up some laughs, too. >> the cast is fun and everyone is super sweet and welcomed us with open arms. >> "scream queens." >> i liked grandfather. but, okay. now, the now season of that coming on. premieres tomorrow night right here on fox 50. and if you want to see the entire interview go to fox50.com and look for mr. smith goes to hollywood. >> i love that title. >> yes. >> you can tell john is a veteran he is like, you know, did not work out i will move on. >> i like the show. it was funny. >> yes. and "empire" on wednesday night. >> yes. a lot of good shows. >> yes. >> and it is good because the weather is going to want you to stay inside. >> yes. and make it hard to get out of bed with all of the clouds and a chance of rain to start the day. take a look at the radar view. now, there is drizzle happening out at rdu right now. if you watch it closely we will cover. heading to the northeast and to the south and west. that is drizzle falling in the flow. now, we are looking at a brooder view. you see the rain down east, towards the coast. it will rotate back area. it can not escape. what we are starting to see is an area of low pressure in the upper atmosphere start to span and get cut off from the main jet stream. but this trough is going to get cut off, be a circle area of upper atmosphere and all of the moisture is going to get trapped in that. that will help keep rain in the forecast for the next several days. what is ahead? [lost audio connection ] -- it should start to warm up maybe up to 90 degrees. the next cold front comes in. watching to see maybe if we now, september rainfall, pretty much a dry month. 5 out of the 19 days so far have had rain. remember the beginning of the month, the 2nd and the 3rd, now, rdu had rain. but then a 2-week dry spell. 14 days with no rain and then yesterday and today, we saw 1.3, 1. 36 updated. more rain tomorrow and perhaps thursday as well. out at t occurring, just overcast now. the dew point, 70, the wind at the northeast at 7. close to home. everyone in the 70s, muggy 70s. upper 60s to lower 70s across the area. we may fall a couple degrees and that is about it. earlier today we have a super soaking. more rain rotate back into the area tonight and coming in from the coast. so, there are the remains of julia. plus, we have the stationary frontal boundary. in the upper atmosphere. bubble here will remain here and rowtate over the next few days. heating of the day. more showers forming. fine by the end of the workweek that it will get kicked off. foughture cast, showing the rain moving back in the -- future cast, showing the rain moving back in the area. more of a shower pattern. lunch time tomorrow, showers in the area. rotating again back in the region from the northeast to night. stays with us through the morning on wednesday. there is the morning commute. overcast, rain, lunchtime on wednesday. we still have the rain in the area. then, it will continue through wednesday night at 10:00. maybe by thursday and especially in friday it begins to move out. the forecast overnight, upper 60s and 70s. about 70 here in the triangle. rain forming in the area at daybreak. fitness forecast, overcast, showers, lunchtime tomorrow, chance for showers. there is your 76. again, showers. there still will be more likely on wednesday. perhaps thursday as well. isolated storm on friday, saturday, too. two cool days on sunday and monday. that is the potential, if all goes as planned maybe this time around we will get refreshing air on monday morning and the low in the 50s. don't hang your hat on that yet. >> we know how you have been disappointed. >> you still do not buy into it. >> some point we get closer it has to happen. >> it has to happen eventually. thank you, mike. sometimes a parent goes to unusual lengths to get a point across to a child. >> one mom called the please her 3-year-old who took off her seat belt before the car had stopped. find out if the lesson worked. mandy? next in sports, what panter player will miss playing time and there is only one place, getting ready for the opening with pittsburgh. we have the story from chapel hill. a bit of good, a bit of bad, but all honesty in getting the new jam. >> we will tell you it is the only place they are getting the truth in their life, okay. i mean really, not getting it at their home or girlfriend or anybody else. they get the truth when they go into the meeting rooms. the eye in the sky does not lie. >> reporter: glass half full side, the return of the play. 8 cases where they gained 20 or more yards. >> now that we know what they are capable of and done doing the it this is the expectation. half glass empty side. same story. missed tackle and a rush defense. surrendering again. less than encouraging given their next opponent pitt. opening the year against pinpoint pitt as the best team his tar heels will have faced so far this season. then again that might be just because he has 3 full games of film on them. we will find out this saturday at 3:30 when unc hosts pittsburgh. w are ral -- wral sports, chapel hill. the pack trying to get all of the positive lessons from saturday's win over old dominion. it saw more creativity and potential on offense. they will use the bye-week to improve. >> this game was not perfect. so, having a bye-week gives them a chance to readjust things and going to acc play and get ready. >> we have a grind coming up. we will need rest here, too. we will try to get healthy. get in the weight room, the getting time off of the field to help them with their legs. >> wake forest quarterback will likely miss the game with state next week. he sprained his knee and expeckedded to be out 2-4 weeks. bad news for them. durham native -- expected to be out 2-4 weeks. bad news for them. durham native will likely miss the game with a hamstring injury. hurting quarter. stewart has not played a full season since 2012. they really need him on the field. >> they do. >> the running game is important for them. we will see how long he is out. >> and this is the time. so many injuries already if this early in the season. >> yes. >> all right, thank you. he spent his friday night on the sidelines, one water boy became the hero of this game. the story behind his score still to come. down on styrof oam. how. they will have to pay after today, technology is changing... homes are changing.... lives are changing. and all those changes take energy. at duke energy, we're changing too, giving you new ways to control your power use and stay in the know... ...for smarter energy choices every day. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? for what's important tomorrow. a civil rights investigation is been opened after an officer shooting that ended with the death of an unarmed man. he had his hands up as he walked away from the officers of the police were responding the police chief says the pan would not comply -- man would not comply with his commands and reached inside of the vehicle. prosecutors say the investigation will be separate from the local one and will determine if charges should be filed against the officer who is now on paid leave. tonight we are learning more about the man believed to be behind the bombings in new york and new jersey. drew griffin tells us about the suspect and how the authorities arrested him so quickly. >> reporter: a bar owner spotted the man around 9:00 a.m. this morning. sleeping bar. he recognized him from watching cnn. the police approached, a shootout ensue -- ensued. he was hit several times, he was awake and alert. he lived over the top of a chicken restaurant. >> a friendly guy. never suspect this. terrified. hiding in plain sight. never would know. >> reporter: the family sued police department in 2011 accusing city officials, police, local residents of discriminating against them because of their religions saying quote muslims don't belong here and threatened and harassed by a police officer. the mayor of new jersey said the suit was part of a long standing feud between the family and the city of late hours and loud patrons at the restaurant. >> there was a lot of gathering going on. a lot of people hanging out. the city council was getting complaints from the they voted to close it at 10:00 that led to clashes with the police department because the police were enforcing the city council ordinance. >> reporter: tonight, officials are locking into if he was radicallized in afghanistan. born there, moved to the united states and traveled back numerous times. and an acquaintance said his family told him that he was in afghanistan about four years ago. >> his oldest brother i have he was in vacation in afghanistan. >> you thought he was on extended vacation. >> yes. now it makes sense. >> he attended college in edison, new jersey from 2010- 2012. majoring in criminal justice. he did not graduate. friends from high school describe him as a class clown. really funny, popular, drew griffin reporting. president barack obama praised the work of new jersey law enforcement even spoke officers involved in the arrest. a man attacked people in a mall. isis claimed responsibility. nine people were hurt when he went on a stabbing rampage in the shopping center. off duty police officer shot ask killed the suspect. someone who knows him says he was in a good mood on saturday morning and went to the mall to a man wanted for murder was capture thursday evening by u.s. marshals. the investigators say that he killed his girlfriend, downy, inside of an apartment. another woman was shot and is expected to be okay. the police say dunn was wanted on assault charges involving downing. a man charged with killing his wife made his first court appearance today. he death of his 44-year-old wife. he was in court with a translator. he was held without bond. on friday his wife was found unresponsive behind a furniture store. she died from internal injuries. federal investigators are examining the tires of a bus involved in a deadly crash looking for possible defects. the bus was carrying the football team from south carolina to fayetteville for a game on saturday when it aren't licensed as a private carrier carrier with 2 drivers licensed to operate it. passed inspections and not flagged by a spot check inspection over the past 24 months. 42 people injured. 4 of them killed including two players, the 8-year-old son of one of the coaches and the bus driver. >> i was listening on music and out of nowhere the tire popped and the bus driver he could control it. he tried his best. he could not. >> the bus driver sister said he was not driving the bus long but enjoyed doing it. the front left tire blew out causing the driver to lose control. florida wildlife officers plan to have the nonstop presence at a creek medical they find a gator they say attacked a homeless man. the 56-year-old was swimming by a bridge when the 8 foot long gater bit his shoulder. screams. he was airlifted to a hospital but the officers are saying the injuries are not life- threatening. a one area in miami is zika free. it has been 45 days since the last infection was reported here in this area. they remain cautious but lifted the caution on this neigor aggressive efforts. everybody came together and thought how do we get rid of them. got rid of standing water, edge indicated the local residents, local businesses, the county health department, everybody came together. >> an area along the beach is still active zone. a ban on styrafoam is changing the face of take-out. cleanup crews says it breaks up and floats in the water for decades trashing the beaches. first time violators will face a $50 fine and repeat offenders up to $500. it seems like the nfl season just started but already they are talking about super bowl. >> not who will play but performing at halftime. rumors going around how the league is responding, coming up. if you have seen it in "harry potter" and you like it i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. we blindfolded dale and told him to find the chicken with no antibiotics. all chickens must be clear of antibiotics before they leave the farm. how's it going, dale? workin' on it! some chicken companies try to get you to spend more money by using labels like "raised without antibiotics." at sanderson farms, we don't believe in gimmicks like that. well, how'd i do? no antibiotics to worry about here. hmmm...that was easy. the nfl nobody is set. lady gag assigned on to perform in the game in houston but the magazine ignored the on the record response. that said there have beens about several artists right now the nfl has not announced a final decision. carey's time in vegas is coming to an end. maria's last run will be tickets to her final 9 performances go on sale later this month. the prices are from $55-$250. for $620,000 you can own harry potters boyhood home. the place known is on the market. located about 25 miles outside of london in a to of bracnel that is where the british prime minister lives. under the stairs. >> yes. [ laughter ] what is trend something. >> you know, you are always looking for a way to make things easier walking around. look at this cat. he figured out a way to get a ride and do some cleaning at the same time. this is a ruba. look at the cat hanging out. this was posted on youtube. it has gone viral. around there moo yes. -- there, yes. my cats would never be this patient and stay in a box like that mow way. this video has 230,000 views. about to get more i am sure. it just go stkpw? -- it just goes on for two half minutes, cleaning at the same time. if i can get my dog to do that, that would be great. a mom getting her hands she is a toddler. they get into an argument. she is only speaking baby talk, you can not understand what she is saying. but look. she has got some sas. >> yes. the hand motion, too. >> yes. -- sass. >> yes. the hand motion too on. >> she is saying i don't understand what you are talking about. she said you don't understand? -- on. [everyone talking at once] what it will be like? . [ laughter ] >> the hand gestures and everying. >> don't you think she has -- everything. >> don't you think she has seen that before? >> she is adorable. how can you be mad at her. so cute. had video has been viewed more than 195,000 times. >> going and on and on and -- >> she still has more to go. >> okay. cullen back to you. [ laughter ] >> all right. thanks, talk to the hand. lunchtime can be a hard time included at school. coming up, how an app is bringing kids together for a meal. now, we are talking about how the remains of julia are effecting our area. two more storms out. we have karl. you heard about that. how about tropical depregz number 13. coming off of the coast over the weekend. lunchtime is supposed to be a time for kids to destress but for some kids they are stressed out because there is no one to sit with. >> i was attacked on multipleocasions and cyberbullied and attacked. >> reporter: lunchtime was the hardest part of her school day. >> i ate alone every day for the two years that i was there and i have permanently felt all isolation and embarrassment that go a whropbg that. >> reporter: she decided to fight back. not with hers in but with her phone. she recently launched an app called sit with us. a lunch planning app to allow students to sign up to be ambassadors of their table. >> you will agree to post open lunches now joining the table and make friends with you. >> the app displays all of the lunches available at the school. >> the app is free to download with the phone. before you can complete the registration they have to sign a pledge. >> accept anyone to join a table and work to make it more inclusive. >> she is at a new school and thriving. so far there are 40 sit with us registered lunches at her high school. >> i think that the real change happens when kids help kids stop you. >> reporter: in less than a week since the launch the app has been downloaded 3,000 times. she hopes it spreads to schools nationwide. back to you. >> what a grownup idea. >> i know. she seems so friendly and smart and ... >> i don't know why she would have those issues. >> she does not any more. >> she needed more mature people to be around. >> i hang is right. impressive. hiring for the up coming holiday season is underway. retailer kohl's hire 70,000 seasonal workers. hiring began last month and the retailer expects most jobs to be filled by the middle of november. ups plans to hire about 95,000 seasonal employees, they need the workers of course to help with the increase in package volume that will continue through january. >> it is that time of the year. it will be christ mas before we know it. i noticed the stores are clearing out the shelfs and making room for christ mas. >> it has been warm lately. month we could have our first frost. >> yes. it is so warm. >> yes. feels like we near summer. >> yes. when is it officially fall? >> yes. thursday. yes. i think it is 10:12 in the morning. >> yes. going to celebrate noyes. all of us. it will not feel like fall. maybe next week. check it out. now, the radar view. we are noticing rain, starting to redevelop along the you see the green. the last half-hour we are talking about the rain at the coast. rotating back to the west. this is the area that is starting to grow. all of it coming back in the triangle to see the rain to start your tuesday to make sure you leave with the umbrella in we have a trough of low pressure here in the southeast. the remnants of julia sitting right about here. what will happen is that instead of the trough remaining open and progressive and out we will see it close off into the circular pressure. you don't have the sunshine from a sunny day. so, with the remnants of julia stuck in the upper level low we have the extra heating of the day. showers forming, numerous tomorrow, and also during the day on wednesday. let's take a look at the rainfall potential over the next 5 days and the weather predictions are saying there could be a couple more areas. maybe in the sand hills and over towards the charlotte area and the central coastal plain. the bottom line, looking at the graphic we have a healthy potential for rainfall in the beginning of september that we had healthy rainfall. we had the rain in the past 48 hours and over the next few days a good chance of rain. by the time we get to thursday and friday the rain chances will lesson. looking at the tropics with the time. there is carl. tropical depression number 13. moving west-northwest at 9 miles an hour. forecast track, heading towards the west/northwest. so i don't think that storm will be an issue. i don't think that karl is as well. top winds, 45 miles an hour. not well organized. moving west-northwest at miles an hour. if you are worry about karl at this point don't be worried about it. by the time you get close enough to it, a trough of low pressure coming in and likely pushing the storm farther into the atlantic. we are not concerned with carl, either. we are concerned with the potential for rainfall over the next couple of days. reading on the national weather service sight. they have not issued a flash of 2-lee inches of rain between now and thursday there could be localized flooding issues. >> yes. going from dry to really soggy. >> yes. soggy. >> yes. >> exactly, thank you, pike. >> not a surprise on see a man in a parenting class. >> you may be surprised when you find out why these o, my mother was murdered. her name was kathy taft, and she had touched so many children's lives on the state board of education. the police wouldn't have been able to catch her murderer ime lab that he discovered when he became attorney general. now governor mccrory is attacking mr. cooper, trying to gain politically from the pain of victims and families. the oldest and most prestigious hot air balloon is underway. 24 balons from 12 countries launched prosecute germany. what a sight. -- balloons from 12 countries launched in germany. what a sight. they are heading south from germany towards france, spain and the mediterranean. the winners >> wow! an arizona mother wanted her child to know the importance of wearing her seat belt. that is why she called the police. she picked up the phone after her 3-year-old daughter unbuckled during a ride home. scottsdale officers took the opportunity to back up mom's message. it worked. the little girl has now promised it will not happen again. >> i bet. she will not do that again. a special moment on the michigan. he has down syndrome serves as the team's water boy. friday night, though, the school football team let him take center field and score a touchdown. look at him go. in honor of his mother who has cancer. me personally, i press epbtly have cancer. this team helps me get him to practice while i am at chemo and -- it is -- it a village to raise my son and this village has been really love robby, how did that make you feel? >> makes me feel happy. >> how -- how wonderful is that. >> the football staff worked out the touchdown with the other team that was happy to do a way to meet the right woman. taking part in a male only parenting class even though they do not have children. they are trying to convince wives they are marriage material. it includes learning how to bathe and dress a baby. they are taught to improve spouses and understand a woman's perspective on child rearing through exercising like wearing a pregnancy suit. the women are on the outside watching this? do they get video of it? do you get a certificate? i passed? >> maybe. yes. [ laughter ] i don't know. would that fly here in america and. >> i bet there is something like that here. >> i bet there is. we will see. we should start it. thank you for joining us for weather and traffic every 10 minutes watch the morning news on wral at 4:30. we blindfolded dale and told him to find the chicken with no antibiotics. the thing is, by federal law, all chickens must be clear of antibiotics before they leave the farm. how's it going, dale? workin' on it! some chicken companies try to get you to spend more money by using labels like "raised without antibiotics." at sanderson farms, we don't believe in gimmicks like that. well, how'd i do? no antibiotics to worry about here. hmmm...that was easy. i absolutely love my new york apartment, but the rent is outrageous. good thing geico offers affordable renters insurance. with great coverage it protects my personal belongings should they get damaged, stolen or destroyed. 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