the guy who robbed him was wearing a gray sweatshirt and jeans. varsity drive is to my left, your right. western boulevard is behind me. it was unsettling for some students. the word of the armed robbery hit students phones 4:00 p.m. friday. not the sort of news anyone wanted to hear the start the weekend. you get the warning and what goes through your mind? it is kind of scary. you family. we are supposed the look out for each other so it is definitely very concerning. reporter: nc state police say the armed robbery happened in broad daylight here in the varsity parking lot outside of western boulevard. the student was walking to her car when a man attacked her with a small life and took her book bag. the suspected thief took off running through the parking lot. the student was not seriously hurt. that is near where i live. reporter: neil walks through all the time. there are always a lot of people walking around. reporter: nc state police encouraging students to w
matthew it is likely to be over the weekend. late friday night saturday into sunday depending how quickly the storm moves and there is not a consensus with the computer models whether this will make landfall or stay offshore. in either case it is uncomfortably close. let s take a look at where does and heart goes out to people. they had the huge earthquake and people just living in tents and looking at 15-20 inches of rain and storm surge that is likely to be several feet. devastating flooding and strong winds coming in their. eastern tip of cuba likely to get hit as well as a category for category 4. very slow moving storm. once bead down and the 5 winds were at 130 as opposed to 14. up through the bahamas as a category 3 storm and it sits off the coast of georgia and south carolina at 2:00 a.m. saturday with winds at 205 miles an hour i will show you the forecast models coming up. on the other hand a pretty day. clouds and we see sunshine temperatures are cool. 61 in ca
evacuated or moved. in aruba monster surf has officials pleading for locals to stay away from the beaches. in jamaica millions are heating the warning boarding up windows and stocking supplies. there is already flooding in kingston as the first waves pass through. to make s prime minister tells nbc news there is nothing more the country can do except to embrace and pray and be prepared. after jamaica, matthew is going to hit thousands are living in makeshift camps after the earthquake. the monster storm is expected to cross over or be very close to the southwestern tip of haiti tonight or early tomorrow morning before targeting cuba. from their it could impact anywhere along the east coast including north carolina, as elizabeth has been talking about. matthew is a powerful category four storm and briefly reached breaking news in cumberland. child riding a bike was hit by a vehicle this morning on john griffin middle school at fisher road. we have a crew on the way and we ar
area west to east, we will move in tighter so you can see where the areas are. not much in wake county but a patch towards durham. the snow activity could pick up a little bit in the next few minutes. you can see a patch down there across portions of moor county and light rain showers to the north and east, although there, there could be snow flakes mixed in. if we look at the actual air temperatures now, they are above freezing, that s the good news, the other bit of good news, the air is dry. look at the dew point temperatures, if you hit snow coming down hard enough to wait the pavement. that water is going to evaporate. so we are not looking for black ice issues tonight. we could repeat the process tomorrow. that isn t the big ob shoe. the issue issue, the issue is the cold and it will keep however, there is enough snow to cover the ground to the west at appalachian state. the sanford mall is a fresh coat of snow. students walking to class ffalweus ur cl rtat avdereli e
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