56 in rock hill, 55 in gastonia. does get cooler north, 52 salisbury, statesville, 52 morganton, hickory. lots of clouds, won t be as warm as yesterday, low 60s, above average. deeper through the day the rain chances pick up and we have a wet start to the work week here you can see the rain loitering to the south of us, that is heading in our direction. talk about it in the seven day forecast in a few minutes. back to you. john: charlotte city council members are expected to vote on an ordinance designed to protect people from discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. governor pat mccrory is vowing to intervene if it passes. he emailed two city council members saying it could create major public safety issues. the ordinance failed to pass council last year over concerns about a clause changing accommodations for public rest rooms and locker rooms. michael clark brings us both sides of the story. proposed changes that would protect people are long overd
employees here some very serious instructions. the important thing is to check your vaccination record. know the status of your vaccine. if you ve had one, get a second. it s recommended if you re exposed. the vaccination, it will not help if you ve been exposed. but it ll help in the future. and anyone that gets vaccinated. if you contract it, your symptoms are so muchchmore mild. in an effort to keep this from spreading, the health department is warning people who think they have symptoms and work at the facility to not come to work. we ll tell you about the other cases that are being investigated by health care workers here in iredell county and in other areas near charlotte. reporting live from mooresville, tina terry, channel 9 eyewitness news. even if you ve had the mumps vaccine, the cdc says you can still get the virus. people who have received two doses of the vaccine are nine times less likely to get it than somebody who has not been vaccinated. about the mump
you on air and online at wbtv.com. but we do have lanes shut down on brookshire and one person is dead this morning. we ll keep you updated. reporting live, ashton pellom, wbtv on your side. christine: thank you for that live update. let s go to meteorologist al conklin with early first look at the forecast. al: thanks, christine. biggest issue is cold temperatures, we had the freeze watch in effect across the metro area and frost advisory to the east of us. of course temperatures will continue to fall this morning, right up until about sunrise, 7:30. at the moment at 39 here in charlotte, most of the outlying areas are very close to freezing. below freezing in morganton, 32 shelby, lancaster and wadesboro, 31 albermarle, 34 gastonia, 33 statesville, a cold start, this morning, dry, good visibility in charlotte, may have to have scrape frost but other than that, we have a nice day on the way because this day will be very nice temperature turn around. we ll go from 35 at 8
a quick rebound as we head through this week. all right, keith, thank you. we ll be checking those falling temperatures overnight. watch eyewitness news daybreak starting at 4:30. we have traffic and weather updates every ten minutes. now to a developing story we are following tonight. in just two days, state lawmakers will meet on your dime to take on charlotte s controversial non dediscrimination ordinance. they will tarnish the reputation yet again. we first told you that state la leaders are planning a special session on wednesday to tackle the issue. eyewitness news reporter, jenna deary learned some lawmakers want charlotte to pay for this. jenna. well, scott, it cost $42,000 a day and the governor says at that price, this ordinance tagged by many as the bathroom bill should be the only thing lawmakers address. one state senator told me he even thinks the city should opponents of a controversial ordinance charlotte city leaders passed two weeks ago. state le
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