led by steep inclines today, trading at its lowest levels since 2003. anchor: our other top story, the wet weather slow in the friday evening commute. the rain expected through the night. we will get to that in a moment. first, we have breaking news in wake county. this is unpopular springs church road near garner. you see that massive tree resting on a powerline. we are learning about 500 people are without power. this just happening on popular springs church road. cars still driving by. we will keep monitoring the situation and bring you the latest as we get updates. good afternoon. i am heather waliga. >> i am anna laurel. you will need the umbrella through the night. chris is in the storm center for what about the rain we are seeing? chris: the change in the forecast is the rain came in on schedule. the bulk of it has moved out. you can see that on doppler. we still have rain around. the heaviest rain that came through midday is already north and east as the moisture got cut off more quickly thanks to a disturbance over the gulf of mexico. not much happening around the triangle now. there are some rains off to the west. this is the widespread rain that came through rapidly now shifting east. we are left with scattered light rain to the west lifting to the northeast. you will need the umbrella this evening. here comes the rain on schedule. look at how it caps off hours before we thought it would. still some rain to the west. we will see scattered rain through the evening. i think this is a little it will be scattered and breezy at times. we may see gusts up to 35 or 40 across the region. have a nice day tomorrow. if you like mild temperatures, you will want to make the most early next week. details coming up. tomorrow. we are the team to turn to for updates. whether-related problems. you just saw one of the tree on the power line. with our weather app, you will be the first to know about watches or warnings. you can join our weather team by snapping pictures and taking video in your neighborhood and report it to us. heather: new chilling 911 calls released in the shooting of a mother at a local hair salon. kevin powell, jr., is charged was shooting his mom inside the in mccall, he denies he was near the crime scene. nicole carr is with new details. nicole: this is the conversation we are hearing kevin have with whoever called 911. while a customer and employee were in the back of the salon, dee burch was at the front of the salon. they heard a gunshot. in the call, they are asking where kevin powell was when his mother was shot. you are about to hear he denies knowing who was in the salon. >> do we know where the person is who shot the victim? >> she is on the floor! >> where is the person who shot him? >> we don't know. we don't know. who was in here? kevin, who was doing that? did leave the salon after the shooting but returned. eyewitnesses say he stood over his bleeding mother and a woman trying to help her with a stoic look. minutes later, and eyewitness saw him put a gun in his car. authorities arrested him less than 15 minutes after the shooting. this afternoon, powell stood with a public defender income in county court and was told if you made his $750,000 bond, he would be on a monitor and curfew. he did not say much when the judge asked if he understood he had been charged with attempted first-degree murder and assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. dee b ururch is now in stable condition. her husband told us she underwent successful surgery last night. she is looking good on the health front. live from our downtown fayetteville studios, nicole anchor: thank you. we have more breaking news involving blue cross blue shield of north carolina. steve daniels is in the breaking news center. steve: we have just been leaked this internal e-mail receiving a tip from an insider at blue cross blue shield. the company says because of a couple of incidents, it is increasing security at many locations across the state now. we have been showing you problems all week. there has been a system failure related to new software. thousands of people are having problems. money has been drafted from their checking account that should not have been. it has been a mess for blue cross blue shield customers, the largest health insurance company in north carolina. apparently, there are frustrated customers. according to this internal e-mail, it says they are extremely frustrate customers and as a result, they are increasing security and safety measures at their facilities. departments from chapel hill, durham, fayetteville, charlotte, winston-salem, to add extra security at various blue cross blue shield locations. they are also instructing employees not to let anyone inside nonpublic areas of storefront businesses and at the headquarters if they do not have a badge. this internal e-mail just leaked to the i-team. we are trying to get the response and figure out more about these threats mentioned in this internal e-mail. we will be on it through the evening in the breaking news center. anchor: thank you. one week ago today, we told you about an incentive to encourage probation officers to put offenders back in jail. it is a petition state officials say they shut down when they learned about it. we have been flooding with e-mails and phone calls telling us there is more to the story. jon camp is inside the raleigh news center with new information jon: after our first story about a pizza party that was going to be thrown for wake county parole officers who put the most offenders back in jail using a technique, abc 11 sat down with the program director. she was critical of the idea and said parole officers are not encouraged to lock people up. >> this is the first we have heard of a quick dip competition anywhere in the state. jon: that was last week. the director also said there is no pressure on officers to put people back in jail. but in the weeks since that story aired, we have gotten e-mails and tips which say the same thing. one e-mail put it most plainly. "the director is line." -- "the director is liying. i can assure you pressure is we went back to the director with the e-mails in hand. >> we need to do more education with our managers is that is the message being sent in certain areas, we need to talk with our managers and make sure they understand the concept with which quick dips are used. jon: she says they're going to talk to parole managers about all of this. she thinks much of what we have heard has been taken out of context. we will let you know what the secretary of public safety thinks about it. we will let you know what he said at 6:00. heather: interesting developments. thank you. rescuers are searching off the hawaiian island for 12 crew members on two marine helicopters that collided and went down last night. the choppers were on a nighttime training mission. steve daniels is in the new center with the latest. skies in hawaii last night. these two large marine helicopters crashing midair, plunging down to the ocean where there are 20 to 30 foot seas complicating the search effort. let me show you the video. this is where the search and rescue operation is headquartered on the north shore. you can see helicopters coming back and landing. the honolulu fire department has a boat out. they have been hoping for good news. 12 crewmembers on the teat of helicopters are missing and presumed dead in hawaii now. after the nighttime training mission, they collided midair. little hope of survival sadly for those members of the marines in hawaii. things are complicated. this is the time of year you see big waves off the north shore. there are surfing contests. 40 foot waves on sure they did spot debris about 2.5 miles off the north coast but so far, no sign of being able to recover the 12 missing marines after the midair crash. heather: steve, thank you. this is a look at the damage done after an 87-year-old driver plowed through a store in hillsborough this morning. police tell us the driver was trying to park when he bumped a car and hit the gas pedal instead of the brake. the minivan went through the front of the store and never stopped until he got to the back of the building. two employees were inside. one suffered minor injuries. repairs will need to be made before the store can reopen. police say the driver was not injured and no charges will be filed. that could have been a lot worse. anna: terrible. freedom friday, dreaming of a world free of racism as we prepare to celebrate martin luther king day. hijacked today, we know how it happened. reporter: we will tell you how she was trying to impact the community. anna: trouble at the d.m.v., the power outage that caused problems at local offices throughout the day. heather: let's go outside. the rain moved through. it looks like everybody is enjoying friday. i guess we will see what these guys are doing across the street from the raleigh eyewitness news center. that goes up the old courthouse. song: "that's life" song: "that's life" 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durham police department called her death suspicious but they won't say why. her friend tells us she was always giving, volunteering even though she worked a job and took high school and college courses at middle college high school. the school principal says she was a leader in the group students in action and he said it saddened him to think such a bright student's life was cut short. >> it is a tragedy whenever someone this young loses their life, especially someone with such promise and who was so caring. i have never had a student a service-oriented and giving and driven as she was. stephanie: we reached out to the durham police department asking what makes her case suspicious, if they have any information they told us they have no new information to give out at this time. stephanie lopez, abc 11 eyewitness news. anchor: hopefully, they will get to the bottom of that. people around raleigh kicked off the martin luther king holiday today. many call today "freedom friday." i was at an event with state employees and moved by the stories i heard. it all started downtown at the "let freedom ring" ceremony. six times they rang the liberty bell, one time for each decade since dr. martin luther king, jr. delivered his "i have a dream" speech in washington. after the bell, the group walked to first baptist church were the state employees held their annual service. the university choir welcomed this year's theme, honoring the economic contributions blacks have made to north carolina's way of life. the director of the juvenile detention center in goldsboro was awarded one of north carolina's highest honors for his dedication to human and race relations. he spoke of his mother who once worked for the social security administration in goldsboro. >> the first three weeks, being a minority female, nobody wanted to deal with her. at the end of the third week, a farmer came up and said, will you help me? she helped him. after word got out, by the end of the second week, the fifth week actually, people were not only wanting to see her but willing to wait on her. that resiliency so much a hallmark of. mark --dr. martin anna: the retired professor reminded the crowd of what dr. king might want today. >> to rededicate ourselves to fulfill the vision and dream of those who fought and died so we might enjoy those constitutional guarantees granted to all americans. maybe he would implore us to spend more time with our young folks who are in desperate need of guidance. we need more wall models -- role models. anna: we were also at the university for a service to kickoff off the weekend dedicated to dr. king. everyone is encouraged to have a solemn martin luther king lot of work to do. heather: it is a busy afternoon in the breaking news center. we go back to steve daniels following a gunbattle in durham. say police are investigating this is a shooting between three men in the middle of north miami boulevard near 5th street. this is video from our crew on the scene. one man collapsed after getting hit by a bullet. you can see paramedics working to resuscitate him. see that dog? that dog was another part of the problem. according to our crew on the scene, while amerithrax -- paramedics were trying to reset state -- resuscitate the victim, the dog try to bite the first responders. they had to bring in a dog handler. two of the men involved in the gunbattle are on the run. they've taken the man hit to the hospital. he is in the trauma center now. that is what is coming into the breaking news center after what has been reported as a gunbattle on north miami boulevard near 5th street. anchor: thank you. here is some breaking news in we thought this was wild looking at the top of the newscast. a tree fell on powerlines. we were wondering how they were going to do this. the tree was hanging on the lines. we were afraid it was going to snap. cars were driving by on poplar springs church wrote in wake county outside garner. it looks like they have cut the tree instead of having the tree cut the powerlines. they have cut power to about 500 customers in the area. but thankfully, it looks like this might be resolved soon. we have not heard reports of anyone being injured so we are also thankful for that. we will be following this until it is cleaned up. anchor: when we have this kind of weather, sometimes we see it. we wanted to touch base with you. how much rain are you seeing move through the area now? chris: not much. it came in in a hurry and moved still a little bit of light rain. if you are out this evening, need an umbrella. there will be patches of rain. temperatures wl slowly fall. by tomorrow morning, we will be in the upper 30's, safely above freezing so no worries on the roadways. downtown raleigh overcast. the rain has let up. it moved out about three or four hours sooner than what we thought even though there is a bit left behind. 48 in chapel hill. 46 at roanoke rapids. 53 in fayetteville. temperatures safely above freezing. with the breeze and rain, it feels chilly. notice nothing in raleigh. light rain around durham towards fayetteville. the heavier rain that came in around midday now shifting rapidly north and east. we are left with scattered areas of light rain to the west and around the triangle, you see it moving rapidly northeast, the first batch. there is rain from roxboro to chapel hill pressing northeast. we will see light rain through the evening, heavier near the coast. very light. it shuts off quickly into the upstate south carolina. you see it rolling in rapidly. it does not last long. a disturbance over the gulf of mexico has helped shut the rain off. it is still out there in scattered areas across south carolina and western north carolina. through the evening, patches of rain. this model may be robust with widespread rain. i think we will see scattered rain through midnight. it shuts off completely and skies will turn partly cloudy overnight towards sunrise tomorrow. temperatures by morning, mid 30's roxboro. fayetteville. temperatures at 8:00 tomorrow morning, 41. 50 by noon. a cool front tomorrow but it will be a dry front. behind it sunday, there will be clouds in the morning. maybe a sprinkle. low pressure off the coast will keep the precipitation off the coast as well. it looks like a basically dry day except for a sprinkle perhaps on sunday morning. the big news will be chillier temperatures you will start to feel sunday and really feel monday and tuesday. highs tomorrow not bad. mid 50's around the triangle. close to 60 in fayetteville with a partly sunny sky. if you like mild temperatures, you will want to make the most of tomorrow because we go back down again. 37 tomorrow night. breezy and chilly sunday, mid 40's. brisk and cold monday, martin luther king, jr. day. a lot of sunshine but only 35. near 20 tuesday morning. still cold tuesday. the sun will be out but it will be cold early next week. anchor: you have given us a good tip to enjoy tomorrow. chris: make the most of it. it will feel good. anchor: one powerball player says she spent all see had trying to win the billion dollar jackpot. we are going to show you where she is turning to get her cash back. anchor: children and potential danger as authorities discover meth labs. we will show you where the biggest problems are as parents had to court for cooking in their home. yo guys, to celebrate super bowl 50 i'm rewarding fans with a special offer. order a large pizza and get a second large pizza for 50 cents. 50 cents?! that's pocket change! if only we had pockets... what? purely decorative. get a large,1-topping pizza foronly 50 cents when you order any large pizzaat regular menu price. add our new brookie for just $6 more. better ingredients. better pizza. better football. anchor: new at 4:00, a warning from hyatt hotels. customers who paid with a debit or credit card may have had their permission exposed to hackers. the company announced last night hotels were infected by 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anchor: apex police say they have their man. anchor: helping you save. more than a dozen stores promising to price match walmart low prices. reporter: we will show you a map new at 4:30 on where the most anchor: the governor he anchor: it is one of the most dangerous drugs on the street, into more north carolina homes. anchor: in both cases, children were living inside. the first case was reported week ago thursday. last night, one wasn't covered in the 3000 block of holly drive in raleigh -- one was uncovered in the 3000 block of uhuntley drive in raleigh. reporter: that houses the second one found in wake county in a week. as it turns out, wake county may have had more left in 2015 than many of us imagined. one of the big reasons meth labs are more of a concern than a marijuana grow operation is the high potential for chemical fire and toxic fumes. neighbors of the couple who faced a judge this afternoon expressed that concern today. so did neighbors in a subdivision were a lab was according to a just-released f.b.i. statistical map, there were 17 clandestine labs discovered last year in wake county. there were two in durham and 20 in harnett county. by far, the biggest bust in the triangle was johnson county with 40. it was the number one county in the state. back in the raleigh brentwood neighborhood, the most talked about stat was the 17 in wake county. >> this is the first instance i have heard of in one in raleigh near where i live. it is something i had no idea that many were going on. it is very frustrating. reporter: that just released f.b.i. map is quite an eye-opener. you and our viewers can get a closer look and examine every county in north carolina by logging onto abc11.com. we have that graphic posted with heather: it is shocking when you break down the numbers. ed crump in raleigh, thank you. anchor: these are security camera images. police tell us he rocked the first citizens bank -- -- december rod the first citizens bank december 31. investigators say he wore shoe covers and a scarf over his mouth. no one was hurt. anchor: the governor announces a $100,000 memorial fund as he and other state leaders honor 17 their lives in the persian gulf that was 25 years ago. event and explained how he will benefit from today's announcement. reporter: there is plenty of information here about the persian gulf war like flyers and brochures. we learned estate is doing more the governor reads the names of 17 north carolinian service members who lost their lives during the persian gulf war. more than 75,000 north carolinians served during that war like the retired national guard first sergeant. he says it is important to remember the 25th anniversary of the start of the persian gulf war. >> to remember the war we are fighting now has roots in this one and remember how it started. even though it happened fast, some soldiers and personnel were injured and died. the sacrifices they in their families made are not forgotten 25 years later. reporter: the commemoration was at the north carolina museum of history. $100,000 will be used for a traveling exhibit about the war. the funds came from the kuwaiti government in 1992 and are just now being used. they are building the traveling exhibit. in's honoring those who lost their lives during the war. gloria rodriguez, abc 11 eyewitness news. chris: there will be rain through the evening. take an umbrella out even if it is not raining now. there will be more moving in, scattered about. temperatures in the 40's to near 50. they will slowly fall. through sunrise tomorrow, we will be in the upper 30's to near 40. certainly staying above freezing. tomorrow will be nice. 44 in south hill. 43 in roxboro. louisburg is at 46. clinton the warmest besides lumberton at 56. fayetteville 53. temperatures not bad. there is rain. this is light into durham county. more rain to the west. is as much lighter than the bat still some through south carolina. tomorrow morning, all drive. 41 at 7:00. 48 by 10:00. cloudy skies early on becoming partly sunny through the morning. temperatures slowly rising. by afternoon, we are in the mid 50's to near 60. it will be a mild day before cold air moves in. here is the forecast through the rest of the weekend. sunday, partly sunny. temperatures in the 40's. partly to mostly cloudy. highs only in the 30's monday and tuesday. going to need heavy coats next week. heather: thank you. who could forget the miracle move he and his first officer made on the hudson river? hard to believe this scene happened seven years ago. takeoff. it was so scary. the plane was more than 3000 feet in the air. today, the plane sits in the aviation museum at charlotte douglas international airport. anna: i went to new york not long after that happened. the cab driver told me people were paying him just to see that. heather: we will never forget that. walmart stores in north carolina are closing, some of them. we will show you the biggest story in the tribal that plans to say goodbye at the end of the month. anna: are you trying to recover from holiday spending? you may feel you went overboard, but retailers are not having the same reaction. reporter: there are two dozen retailers enterprise matching with walmart. some might surprise you. anchor: here is a live look toward downtown raleigh. a nice view of the skyline. most of it moving out tonight. there may be some slick spots so be careful heading home. my constipation and belly pain have my stomach feeling all knotted up. i've tried laxatives... but my symptoms keep returning. my constipation feels like a pile of bricks... that keeps coming back. linzess can help. or chronic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. linzess helps you proactively manage your symptoms. do not give linzess to children under 6 and it should not be given to children 6 to 17. it may harm them. don't take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get 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stores will price match helping you save anywhere you shop. reporter: walmart loves to rollback prices. they now have a lot of other retailers rolling out there same deals, willing to price match. price match walmart. all you have to do is show them evidence of the price. they will verify it is an identical item and the price is correct. it is a great way to save. reporter: helping people save is what he does as the founder of the website. he says these 19 stores including best buy, target, and west marine will all price match walmart. he points out the best savings, on items more than $50. >> in general, stores will want to make sure it is an identical item. they can get as picky as a color . make sure it is an identical item. some stores will require a walmart ad showing the price. reporter: one of the quickest ways to save and price match is to download the walmart free app to make sure you're getting the he says you should also go to customer service to get the price matched. even if the price matches when you buy, save the receipt in case it goes down further. >> not only will be stores price match walmart but they will do a price adjustment. reporter: to save more, put a coupon or talk or sea if the store will beat walmart's price taking everyday low prices even lower. anchor: we have more detailed information on abc11.com. anchor: it never hurts to ask. everyone is talking about the benefits of amazon prime. why now may be the time to sign anchor: anchor: sean penn says his article on el chapo failed in the public attention has been focused on how penn found him and mexican officials could not. he was captured last week after six months on the run. anchor: a warning about a terrifying hoax. scammers who pretend to kidnap people scaring loved ones into very f.b.i. -- the all i wanted to do was hug my child. anchor: holiday shoppers flocked online during the shopping season. overall sales in november and december were disappointing. according to the national retail federation, sales rose 3% to about $616, below the forecast expected. online sales rose 9%. amazon is offering a huge discount for prime membership this weekend. the subscription fee will drop from $99 to $73. ends sunday. only new customers can take advantage of the deal. the online retailer says it is celebrating the golden globes win for the show that will be free to anyone who wants to watch this weekend even if you do not sign up for prime. anchor: you get free shipping in like two days on anything you need. anchor: we have seen cars encased in ice. people in canada are reporting the weather is keeping them from getting to their mail. anchor: the weather is freezing mailboxes shut. people are getting creative. >> i have seen people punching the mailboxes, kicking the mailboxes, shaking the mailboxes and pounding with their fists on the door trying to break up the anchor: canadians can handle anything. canada hired contractors to do the ice -- the ice -- deice the locks but it can take up to one hour to open one. anchor: steve daniels has stories at 5:00. steve: the i-team has been tipped off about security concerns about blue cross blue shield. we will show you why police are showing up at offices like this all across the triangle. that is coming up. our breaking news crew on the scene in durham as police tell our crew they are investigating a gunbattle between three on north miami boulevard. we will show you why they had to bring in a dog handler. the dog went after first responders. chris is keeping a close eye on this rainy weather moving through. is the rain moving on? there are patches or scattered areas of rain. there will be rain this evening. tomorrow is going to be nice with temperatures in the 50's to near 60. we will make the most of that. we will tell you about very cold air coming for the first of the week at 5:00. earth 100 million years ago. it is huge. they have to find a place to put that. anchor: community colleges may offer nursing 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after a woman's body was found in woods behind a home. investigators made the discovery yesterday. detectives spent more than seven hours collecting evidence. eyewitnesses told our sister station in charlotte several people were taken into custody. the police have not said if anyone is facing charges. anchor: the sheriff was a woman suspected of driving drunk is to blame. he suffered a minor concussion yesterday when his car was hit while he was stopped at a red light. a chief deputy also in the car says she sprained her shoulder. court documents show the 53-year-old driver had a blood alcohol content of point 11% -- .11%. anchor: prosecutors say detectives did nothing wrong trying to stop what police called a crime spree. the detectives each fired at isaiah fox. a store manager said he tried to stop them from stealing designer purses. anchor: today, they are considering whether community college is should break with the past and offer for your nursing the community college board could take the next at today launching a feasibility study. most half of the states in the country offer advanced nursing education at community colleges. anchor: a great career. anchor: let's then things over -- letson things over for 5:00. tisha: major rain here, a nor'easter on the coast. chris hohmann tracking it in the first alert storm center. c is on the floor. steve: a woman shot inside a hair salon. eyewitness accounts and our first look at the suspect. tisha: caught on camera, a popular cafe exploding. at least nine people injured. tonight, new details on what caused it. chris: in the triangle, it has downpours at times.

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