assignment in just a moment. but the candidates clearly think each vote cast in north carolina could be critical to whether they win or lose this election. >> thousands are gathered at nc state's campus right now waiting for a midnight rally from hillary clinton, just hours after donald trump stopped in raleigh. >> linda loveland has the cover live from reynolds coliseum tonight. >> reporter: i can describe the concert-like atmosphere. right now it's quieter because the reverend is talking, but the actual stage comes out into the middle of the audience, so hillary clinton will have supporters on all sides of here. before this started people were lined up down the street, the lines were incredible. i tell you, we've been saying for months now that north role in this year's presidential election, and the fact that both candidates were in the triangle today highlights how important each of your votes are in this race. earlier today donald trump was here in raleigh, and we'll have some of what trump had to say in a moment, but right now the focus is here on the midnight rally for hillary clinton here in reynolds coliseum. so many supporters out there today, and our adam owens was among the supporters. they're very excited. >> reporter: they're here and excited. tonight is a school night, but still you can hear them in the background, a lot of these people here, most of them students here at nc state are really excited about tonight's rally. here's video from earlier. you can see the numbers of people all around, proud that this moment is playing out on their campus. hillary clinton is about top experience the biggest day of her political life, and her campaign decided her last push should be before election day more proof as we've said for awhile of the importance of this state in this election. lady gaga and bon jovi are expected to be here to support her, bop students outside -- but for students outside the big draw was the chance to witness history and the possibility of a first female president. >> potentially the next 24 hours you should be shaking the hand of the next president of the united states, it's a historic moment, and we'll take the opport today. >> >. yeah, this is history. this could go down in the books as another ground breaking election, just like when obama was elected, so i'm excited, and i'm ready to be -- ready to be here until 2:00 a.m. >> reporter: and it looks like we could be here until 2:00 a.m. as well. this is a midnight rally aheadof election day, so it could be a long night for all of us. >> reporter: i think it will be, but people came prepared. they've been standing around interesting. and rocky mount prep presidential -- republican presidential candidate donald trump also visited the tar heel state today, and here's some of what he had to say. >> this election will decide whether we're ruled by a corrupt political clasher, or whether we're ruled by the people. we're going to be ruled by the people folks. >> reporter: trump outlined the divide between his own campaign and the the crowd he'll root out corruption in washington if elected. and he also talked about his ability to strengthen the economy. >> we're going to bring back the jobs that have been stolen from you. we're going to bring back the wealth that's been taken from our country. we're going to bring back the miners and the factory workers and the steelworkers. we're going to put them back to work. >> reporter: now trump and york city tomorrow night when we found out who will be the next president of the united states. kathryn brown and cullen browder are already in the big apple, and kathryn brown will be with hillary clinton and cullen browder with donald trump. we go first two kathryn brown, good evening! >> reporter: guilty evening. it's -- good evening. it's no coincidence that hillary clinton picked the crystal palace for her campaign tomorrow night. it's got to largest glass ceiling in the city. you may remember when she lost the nomination to president obama, she said while she failed at the time to shatter the glass ceiling she put cracks in it, and she's hoping to shatter it tomorrow night. 119 square feet here, 330-foot high ceilings, holds nearly officers have been activated. the streets around the cent effort are already -- center are already closed. you can feel the anticipation in the air around the streets of new york city in anticipation of what's going to be happening tomorrow night, and with that i'll send it over to my colleague cullen browder just a few blocks away from the trump campaign. >> reporter: and consider just how unusual that is. presidential candidates are usually not in the same state on election night, but in this case they'll be within blocks. trump here at the hilton, and trump is known for his big rallies and venues, but the ball room here is quite small, so only invited guests and family. much of the media will actually not be allowed inside. big apple certainly buzzing over its role in the election, but the story at this point is not here, it's in places like michigan, new hampshire, pennsylvania, florida, and of course back there in north carolina. we've got you covered for brown and the rest of the wral crew, cullen browder, wral news, new york city. >> reporter: and back here at reynolds coliseum we'll be awaiting the arrival of hillary clinton. we expect her to be here in another hour or so, and also awaiting the arrival of lady gaga and bon jovi. we'll see you guys at 11:00. >> it's rocking ther thank you linda. the presidential election no doubt the biggest contest on the ballot, but we're also racing state races like the battle for governor of north carolina. pat mccrory is taking on roy cooper in the race to lead the state, and eyes also on the senate race between incumbent republican senator richard burr and deborah ross. they have strong impact not only here in the state, but across the nation. election day. watch the morning news starting at 4:30 and 7:00 a.m. for everything you need to know before the polls. wake county public schools are preparing for a huge. turnout for voting, as a result -- huge turnout for voting, as a result some schools are starting two hours late, and >> and wral is where you want to be on election night for perspective you won't find anywhere else. 20 wral journalists will be in the field with candidates as they learn the results. we'll have faster election returns than anyone else in our area. >> our coverage on wral starts at 7:00 and will continue well into the night. it includes a special one-hour edition of our 11:00 news. >> david crabtree and laura leslie will be on wral 2 with election coverage focused on state and local races. 5.2 and time warner channel 1255. >> and all our coverage will be on www.wral.com and our social media accounts. and now breaking news in an on going testimony case in south carolina. a third body was found on the property of todd koehlhepp. the spartanburg county coroner doesn't know if the body is a man or woman that how long it has been buried there. we'll continue to follow the developing story and bring you updates on wral news and www.wral.com. we have new information in the disappearance on a woman. carolyn fox hasn't been seen since july, and her son is behind bars on a number of charges, including abusing an elderly or disabled person. candace sweat is here now in the news room with what we know. >> her son hasn't been charged today he made quote vague and inconsistent statements about his mother's whereabouts. >> reporter: carolyn fox was reported missing in early october by a friend, and investigators discovered she'd not been seen since july. search warrants reveal fox's son steven was questioned and told investigators his mother was on an island in the philippines. he also said he believed his mother visited friend in canada before going to the investigators followed up on the claims and discovered fox doesn't have a passport and never left the country. they've searched the home fox and his mother shared three times since she was reported missing. in an application for search warrants investigators stated they believe he's involved in his mother's disappearance and brought her bodily harm. on july 28th they took 28 items from the home, including shoes, a checkbook, computer and chain saw. they've even looked into fox's mortgage is 60 days past due and many of her credit cards are maxed out. >> and her son also told investigators his mother took four dogs with her when she left, but a local shelter, their records show that he actually surrendered the dogs back in july. the son is in the wake county jail on a $200,000 bond. >> candace sweat in the news room, thank you. days after she lost her child a mother is opening up about her grief. about the accident. plus, the former minister who was able to show grace when an intruder slipped into his home. >> we have a chilly evening. look at the numbers, some locations already close to freezing. 36 in roxboro, 36 in south hill, 43 in raleigh. some of us in a frost advisories, others in a freeze cooper: when we lost the nba all-star game... the ncaas... and the acc championships... but this election for governor is not just about one bad law. it's about them. i'm roy cooper. and this election is about finally stopping the loss of our teachers, lowering taxes on families and growing our economy. >. democrats molding a big -- holding a big rally at reynolds coliseum, and candidate for governor roy cooper is on the stage right now. let's listen in. >> the questions you would get would be about our great university or the research triangle park or our mountains or beaches. now the question is what in the carolina? well on november the 8th we're going to show them what's going on in north carolina. >> candidate for governor roy cooper there as part of a big democratic rally on the campus of nc state. hillary clinton expected to make an appearance in the next two hours. the midnight rally going on much of the evening. a local family sharing their grief after their young daughter was hit and killed outside their home. the 3-year-old was hit by a car on old us 1. the witness told investigators that the girl ran into the road, but the parents questioned that. they say she was in the yard with her father and siblings putting together a toy before she was hit. their sense of loss tonight is unbearable. >> i can't go home, i can't sleep. i miss her. and know our family isn't complete anymore. >> the highway patrol doesn't expect to file charges against the driver. court documents reveal new information in a hit and run crash that hurt two cyclists in cary. the man hit them, drove the damaged car to a nearby cul-de- sac with a bike quote embedded into the hood or windshield. he then removed the bike and threw it into the street. blood and strands of hair were found stuck to the windshield. moore is charged hit and run. one cyclist remains in the hospital in critical condition. >. a funeral for a campbell university student will be held tomorrow at a golf course in pilot mountain. he was a freshman and studying golf management. the 18-year-old fell out of the 3rd floor dorm room window thursday night and died. the investigation continues, but at this point police do not believe foul play was involved. raleigh police need your help to find a missing man. issued tonight for harrison last seen on capital boulevard in raleigh and could be headed to new jersey. the first woman to serve as the us attorney general has died. family members say janet reno passed away at her home in miami after a battle with parkinson's disease. she was 78 years old. her career peaked as attorney general under president bill clinton. she ran for governor florida, narrowly losing in the 2002 democratic primary. and mike is here, it's going to get colder closer to the weekend. >> yes, by sunday we could be looking at the first freeze. well overdue. should have been the end of october not the middle part of november. it's going to be cold tonight. some of us near freezing. here's what's ahead. it's a colder night with lows in the 30s. some frost is possible up towards southern virginia, south hill and points northward could be in the upper 20s to low 30s. it will be a sunny election day. tomorrow afternoon. then another cold front coming along on wednesday and another small chance for rain when that front comes through. okay, frost advisory for the counties in blue, and south hill up to north hampton county and points in between, you have a freeze warning in effect, so you could have a killing freeze for plants that are set outside, so make sure you protect those here for raleigh go mid-30s. areas of frost. sensitive plants could be damaged, but it's not a killing freeze. that may come on sunday as you'll see in the seven-day forecast coming up. we have the focus on the reynolds coliseum across the state at nc state. busy night over there. linda and adam will be very busy in the coming hours. 43, clear skies, calm winds, dewpoints at 38. low temperatures in the morning starting in the 30s. 43 here at wral, 41 at zebulon, and 39 at southern pines, 47 right now in fayetteville. so we had a spectacular day. plenty of sunshine. high pressure ruling the weather. it's now getting closer to us, and with the center of high pressure closer to us the winds are very light, so light winds are expected, clear skies, dry air, allowing temperatures to fall to the dewpoints generally in the 30s. tomorrow high pressure moving out, so the air tomorrow, so we're expecting upper 60s, and then the rain for the plains to the west, lower mississippi valley, mississippi getting wet as well as louisiana. this is part of an upper level trough and a cold front setting up shop across the plains, and that's the wednesday cold front because it arrives here on wednesday, and a whole a lot of this rain doesn't make it here, but folks in alabama and georgia in a desperate drought situation could really enjoy seeing this, but it's not going to happen, they're not likely about high pressure, clear skies, cold air. we'll take up to -- wake up to bright skies tomorrow. if you're headed to the vote in the morning coats required. in the afternoon you can shed the coats, it will be mild with upper 60s. we start to see the high thin clouds spread into the area in the afternoon. still mostly sunny though. and here comes the front. 7:00 a.m. wednesday morning. there's a possibility of rain with the passage of the front. the front continues to head south and east. thursday we have bright skies, a lot of sunshine, unc and duke will be playing thursday evenin game with temperatures in the 40s, but at least it will be dry. so overnight we're going to focus on the 30s. light winds, clear skies, 36 here in the triangle, 37 fayetteville, 33 for south hill. fitness forecast in the morning, boy it's chilly, but we have gorgeous sunshine. 38 by 8:00. lunchtime the mid-60s, mostly sunny skies, light winds, and top out in the upper 60s, maybe a 70. 69 here in the triangle and variably cloudy. small chance of rain. 62 the high. thursday looking pretty good. morning low of 39, 60 the high. unc and duke, kickoff at 7:30. 47 at the start, 32 at the finish. kickoff temperatures in the 60s for friday night football, and cold air coming in for the weekend. saturday morning low perhaps 30, that's the freeze. well overdue. >> and no excuse for tomorrow, get out and vote because the weather is not going to stop you. >> yes, it will be nice. >> thank you mike. a bucket worth big bucks. >> how much this man will be paid for a half court shot. jeff? >> another injury for a duke freshman basketball player and nc state wraps up its freshman basketball player and nc state wraps up its exhibition season with an i'm roy cooper... and when i grew up on this farm in nash county, i learned you have to work together to get things done. but for too long now, that hasn't been happening in raleigh. hools. no more social legislation that divides our state and hurts our reputation. we can build a better north carolina... wral sports with jeff gravley. with so many new parts to the program, coach wanted to play two exhibition games. tonight is the last one against barton, and for the second game in a row sophomore rowan hits the 17-point mark. terry henderson locked a little -- looked a little more comfortable tonight, and he scores 14 to go along with 7 once again the star of the show is the freshman dennis smith. he has a spurt in the second half where he takes over the contest. 24 points in 25 minutes, and nc state beats barton 112 to 60. duke just can't get to the start of the basketball season without another injury to a first-year player. bolden has an injury to his left lower leg and will be that means he misses friday's opener and saturday's game against grand canyon. >> north carolina and duke will have a short week to prepare for thursday's football game. the tar heels travel to duke for the annual battle for the victory bell, and carolina can ill afford a slip up, so keep the blinders on and don't pay attention to duke's three and six record. >> they might be three and six, but they play a lot of teams close, so i think it could be a little misleading. >> we don't really look at the record. that's not something we pay attention to. we know we're going to get their best game, and hopefully we give them our best game. >> mitch continues his impressive season. he's completed 70 percent of his pass, 19 touchdowns, and just two interceptions. he will make his first start against duke, but the junior did play against the blue devils in last year's win. the coach has seen evaluate him. >> poised, knowledgeable, accurate, really accurate throwing the football. quick, he's strong. you know, he keeps his eyes down field. he manages every aspect of their game. >> florida state was prime for picking saturday night in nc state -- and nc state nearly got it done. that could be said of several games this season for the wolf pack. it's the wrong kind of trend to >> it's very frustrating losing by three, four, seven points, and just a one-possession game, so we have to just keep going, and keep moving forward, head to the next week and not look back. >> and the nc state women's soccer team is going to the ncaa tournament for the first time since 1996. they travel to minnesota to face the gofers this weekend. -- gophers this weekend. this year they w carolina for the first time and now they're going dancing. >> wow, way to go! >> that's impressive! >> that's awesome. good for them. >> thank you jeff. election time can be stressful, not just for the candidates. still to come, how to beat the anxiety and uneasiness. >. and how a homeowner turned to faith to deal with an intruder. turned to faith to deal with an intruder. and a woman shoved cooper: when we lost the nba all-star game... but this election for governor is not just about one bad law. it's about them. i'm roy cooper. and this election is about finally stopping the loss of our teachers, lowering taxes on families and growing our economy. arrested a woman they say pushed another woman in the path of a subway train. the woman died at the scene. officers are combing through surveillance video to try and understand what happened, but at this point they believe the attack was unprovoked, and that the two didn't know each other. they described the suspect as emotionally disturbed. they're investigating to see if the woman was involved in a similar attack last month. jury selection continues wednesday in the federal death he was indicted on 33 counts related to the charleston church shooting. the jury pool was narrowed to 512 charleston resident, and eventually 12 will be chosen. >. an oklahoma ministered to prayer when a man broke into his he made the man could have -- coffee and spoke to him. >> i spent an hour with him trying to keep him calm. finally called a friend of mine, and in the conversation she asked me do i need to call the police and i said yes. >> the man was wanted for several crimes. when he was arrested he was charged with burglary, escaping a minnesota man survived an explosion. he smithfield-selmaed gas and -- smelled gas and was trying to get out when the house exploded. firefighters don't know what caused the explosion. the homeowner suffered nonlife threatening injuries. only minor injuries after a 5.2 earthquake in oklahoma. the shaking shattered windows and brought down building facades leaving piles of brick in some buildings are now considered unsafe. the quake caused power outages and gas leaks. >. speeding is only okay on the racetrack. dale earnhardt jr. was pulled over for driving too fast on the way to the texas motor speedway. his fiancie was in the car with him and took this picture and posted it on twitter. gubernatorial candidate roy cooper in the last hour, and today we spoke with governor pat mccrory. >> we'll be working the polls until 7:30 when the polls close. i think it depends on who votes and who doesn't vote, but i'm very pleased with the enthusiasm for our campaign. >> many people are stressed out about the election. >> a new study found that more than half of americans are feeling the pressure the day before election day, garcia explains the findings. >> reporter: it doesn't matter where you fall within the political spectrum, americans have been feeling anxiety abt the 2016 presidential election. people with spoke to can vouch for that. >> this is the most contemptuous i've seen. >> i have never seen anything like it. >> reporter: and according to a study by the american psychological association the cans. it's called -- republicans. it's called election distress disorder. a lot of people get consumed by the campaign negativity, arguing in social media, and getting what happened up in the what ifs should their candidate lose. jerry, an active new mexico west side advocate believes one way to beat the stress is through cooperating. >> i think we can rise above it by saying we can work together. >> re her neighborhood association, and she says it's all about working for the common good. >> this is a good way to start the selection, look what we've done together as a community without party affiliation. >> reporter: the american psychological association is offering tips to counter election stress. they recommend limiting 24-hour cable news consumption, avoid getting into arguments about the election, channel energy into doing something good, something you love, better yet your vote really does count. >> and that was eddie garcia reporting. the american psychological association says 52 percent of americans report being stressed out about the election. www.wral.com has the fastest and most complete election results in the state. you can also take a look behind the scenes. log on to www.wral.com or the news app for a 360 view from the news room. and tomorrow you can cast your vote and get a reward. many national chains offering free goodies on election day. krispy kreme will give you a free doughnut if you show your voted sticker, and then 7-11 will give you coffee. the whole thing is set up. free couple of coffee through their mobile app. an american astronaut filed he recently filed it from on board the international space station, so how do they vote while orbiting the earth? about a year before the launch they choose which elections they wish to participate, and six months later receive the application for absentee ballot. >> and they have proof they were absentee [ laughter ] >> yes, no doubt about that. broadway is making changes to accommodate for election day. which shows are going dark. >> cooper... and when i grew up on this farm in nash county, i learned you have to work together to get things done. but for too long now, that hasn't been happening in raleigh. as governor, i'll put partisan politics aside... so we can turn around our economy and fix our schools. no more social legislation that divides our state and hurts our reputation. we can build a better north carolina... i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that... i love war. yes, including with nukes. blood coming out of her... they're rapists... wrong. there has to be some form of punishment. such a nasty woman. i wanna be unpredictable. ...on 5th avenue and shoot somebody... she's a slob... i don't remember! and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves! lcv victory fund is responsible we have just learned angelina jolie pitt and brad pitt have reached a custody agreement regarding their children. it was reached more than a week ago and calls for to remain in jolie's custody and pitt will receive therapeutic visits from the children. >> the voice is bring not guilty a country legend to mentor the contestants. garth brooks will appear and offer advice. his career has spanned decades, and he can'ts to sale out -- continues to sell out shows today, even after taking a 13- year break. the simple sons are on the making television history again. it will be coming back for a 29th and 30th season which cements it as the longest running scripted tv show in us television history, and by the end of those seasons it will have 669 episodes topping gun smoke's record. almost all of the broadway shows will be dark on election day to encourage people to get out and vote, including 18 shows like kinky boots. the only show going on tomorrow as planned is hamilton. >> yeah, well. >> get that [ laughter ] >> a show about politics [ laughter ] >> and it will go on as planned. >> people have planned for months for those tickets. >> >. oh, yeah. >> can you imagine saying no, we're not having it tonight? [ laughter ] >> so what's trending? >> so lisa simpson is 32? and still looks like a baby [ laughter ] a baby really got into character on this halloween outfit, and wants to put it on every single day. listen to his lion's roar. >> ahhh [ laughter ] >> adorable. >> ahhh [ laughter ] >> i imagine he or she gets anything he wants. anyw, cute little lion. >> aww, i love that! don't ever take it off! [ laughter ] >> all right, you never know what you might see at a stoplight, and this is true. >> check this out. this doberman is going after the rain drops [ laughter ] >> that's so cute. >> they're just playful or maybe just thirsty. flakes. >> oh yeah! [ laughter ] >> gets his head washed. >> yeah! and fills up on water and dancing to the music. it seems like it's all a theme here. >> 1 million views for this particular video [ laughter ] >> i will post these on the facebook page. i have to see if my dog will do that. >> yeah, try it. roll down the window. >> and then shake and get water all over. >> oh, yeah always [ laughter ] well, the campaigning had a few laughs along the way [ laughter ] >> coming up, a look back at some of the funnier moments from this election [ laughter ] >> plenty of rain drops out the there to the west. the regional radar, we've been watching this area and rain, and we'll talk about how much rain could fall in the coming a congressional district known as "the octopus", another called "the snake", and 28 state legislative districts all drawn by politicians in raleigh to segregate african-american voters, but federal judges rejected edmunds' decision for misusing race for partisan gain. the clear choice for state supreme court? judge mike morgan. he's endorsed by president obama. narrator: want to go to paris? richard burr took a sixteen thousand dollar christmas trip to paris...paid for by the special interests. just one of richard burr's twenty six special interest trips. prague. barcelona. seville. stockholm. no wonder richard burr voted against cracking down on special interest trips. richard burr. twenty years in washington ...and europe... serving himself. dscc is responsible for the content reynolds coliseum is filled to the brim. the newly renovated coliseum campus is home tonight to a big rally that will include lady gaga bon jovi, roy cooper the candidate for governor, and other folks taking the stage before hillary clinton hits the stage tonight. >> one final play for votes here in north carolina. this is a main event. midnight rally here at reynolds coliseum, about a block or two from where we are. >> real close. >> exciting night there for sure. >> does this show the what? >> oh, yeah. >> donald trump here earlier. >> yep. and they won't be back. i guess we have one more day. maybe they will, who knows? >> let's hope [ laughter ] >> well months and months of campaigning, and political ads and debates, they are all now coming to an end. >> on this election day eve we want to look back at some of the more humorous moments at the election. >> reporter: from the moment donald trump took escalator to announce his candidacy, the campaign has reduced to laughs. from awkward air kissing to sniffing, to coughing. >> everything time i think about trump i get allergic. >> donald trump actually signed one, but threatened to reassign a crying baby. >> i love babies. >> a minute later. actually i was only kidding. you can get the baby out of here. >> and then mini trump. >> do you want to go back to >> trump [ laughter ] >> reporter: crowd pleasing answer to realize mini trump parents, the last word he hears. >> what's your name? >> name. >> reporter: and then there was the child like delight in balloons. hill and bill batted and kicked them. >> it seemed like he'd seen balloons for the first time in his life. look at how delighted he is. >> reporter: the donald pronunciation. >> nevada. >> reporter: actually that's wrong nevada. at this rally trump attacked his tele prompter. >> reporter: he publicly hue mill nateed his -- humiliated his microphone. remember when hillary clinton barked into her rally? dog? >> reporter: when it comes to the inspect vote, the donald attracts mosquito. >> oh, there was a mosquito, i don't want that. >> reporter: and hillary clinton appeals to flies. >> >. any way he chooses. >> reporter: if only time would fly so we could get relief from the constant buzzing of the candidates. >> >. i don't like mosquitoes! [ laughter ] >> i didn't even remember some of those. >> i'd forgotten a couple of those [ laughter tomorrow's the last day! >> yeah, no excuse, the weather is pretty good. go out and vote if you haven't already. >> absolutely. a lot of people out tomorrow, just be patient and do your duty. >> the polls open until 7:30. >> now in europe they're dealing with harsh weather. let's look at what's happening over here. wintry scene in europe. france saw the first snow of the season causing heavy traffic jams. in areas of spain snow-covered and this was also repeated in parts of uk. scotland, germany, austria and parts of northern italy seeing snow, and greg fishel is panting off camera because he'd love to see the snow, and some video this afternoon, the flakes were huge coming down slowly and gently. quite cold there. and weather desk top, we have rain out there. off to the west we showed you the regional radar a trough of low pressure to the west, and just to the east of the trough is where we see the rising motion with showers and thunderstorms across texas and a big area of low pressure in the upper atmosphere offshore pulling the cool air down from canada, so we expect a very cold night in the eastern part of the country. here's the advisories and warnings going on. where you see the dark shade of blue, that's the frost advisory in effect. temperatures ranging anywhere from 32 to 37. and lasts until 9:00 a.m. and this region, not likely a killing frost. temperatures in the mid to upper 30s, just a few isolated spots at 32, and the blithe blue is -- light blue is a freeze warning, definitely a killing freeze with low 30s to upper 20s across central virginia. maybe a bit milder across north hampton county. we showed you the rain before the commercial break, and here's the rain fall not widespread steady heavy rain, maybe two inches across southern louisiana, and texas as well, and lesser totals, western pennsylvania half inch, and northern mountains could see anywhere from a quarter to a half inch of rain with that front coming in. and here across central and eastern north carolina, maybe a tenth of an inch to a quarter, and no rain is expected across parts of alabama and georgia. they are deep in a drought. tuesday they could start to see rain in the area. school bus stop forecast in the morning. very cold start. call it the election day forecast for the morning as well. by 8:00 a.m., sunshine, clear skies, 38. coats will be needed, but during the afternoon we expect to warm up into the upper 60s. here's the seven-day forecast. 69 tomorrow. wednesday with the front coming in variably cloudy. small chance of rain, and thursday brighter, cooler 60. another front friday night weekend, but at least bright weather. high of 56. that's going to hurt, the normal high is 65. significantly cooler, and the first widespread freeze could come the sunday. >> so warmer than normal to colder than normal just like that. >> it's kind of like rain. you get a bunch and then none, it evens out. >> thank you mike. well, an arrest ends in on unexpected find for police in australia. n them now buck newton wants to be our top law-enforcement officer, but he failed to show up in the state senate. buck missed nearly one out of five votes, more than any senator but one. 10 times, buck newton was penalized for missing tax deadlines. the press says, "an attorney general should show more respect for the rule of law." he doesn't look much like a basketball player, but a los angeles lakers fan padded his bank account with a sweet shot. here it is. half court, nothing but net. shot. fans at the staples center went crazy. even the players watching this guy knock down the sceat, and look how -- basket, and look how cool he was afterwards. won 35 grand. >> it seems like it should be more than that! that was a great job. maybe he can do it again. that was awesome. well, it's not unusual to spot a koala in australia, but you wouldn't expect to find it in a backpack, but that's where they searched the bag belonging to a woman being arrested on an unrelated crime. look at that little face! she told them she found him saturday and has been caring for him. officers believe the bear named alfred is about six month old. he was a little dehydrated, but overall in really good health. >> i'd like to take one home too! >> who wouldn't want one of nose? >> inwound -- those? >> i wonder if they're as cute >> probably, yes. >> alfred doesn't play [ laughter ] well, thank you for watching, join us at 11:00 for wral news as we continue to wait for hillary clinton to arrive at reynolds coliseum in raleigh. >> you can watch a complete wrap up of the event on our morning news and the final preparations as voters head to the polls. have a good night, and if you haven't already get out and linda coleman: i'm linda coleman, and hb2 is a disaster. hb2 has cost us thousands of jobs. i know from my experience in the state cabinet what it takes to bring good jobs to north carolina. we have to recruit businesses based on our state's reputation. right now, north carolina is showing how not to create jobs. as lieutenant governor, chase them away. ? lights, camera, access ? >> the race is neck-and-neck. >> we're looking at the situation right now. what would be your call? >> network to network to network, we're behind the scenes with the final countdown. i'm scott evans in the nation's capital. plus -- >> is it hard for you to watch? 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