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unc routed notre dame earlier in the way. much more on that crushing victory coming up and sports and you can watch tonight's matchup on our sister station, espn at 9:00 p.m. caitlin: good luck to the tar heels. a possible break in a decades old cold case and the discovery in virginia they could be linked to the disappearance of a virginia tech student. anthony: get ready to channel your inner irish today at the st. patrick's day parade rolling through downtown raleigh past hour news center, just hours it's 62 degrees at 7:08 a.m. -- 7:09 a.m., it can only get better. steve: it will be another above average day temperature wise. some light, spotty showers north of the triangle and you can get caught in a brief shower. my office needs new laptops at a great price. well, staples has low prices and a price match guarantee. i took a body language class once and the way you're standing could mean you're hiding something. oh! uh, staples has low prices. okay, now you're shouting... [laughing] we can hear ya! the lowest price. every

it's a record 15th number one seed for the heels, unc last won in 09. coach is confident his team can make a deep run. >> we pass the ball, we defend, we can rebound the ball. we're pretty good on the back boards. so it's a basketball team that we as coaches have appreciated and pushed and pushed and pushed. and that's what we're going to >> meanwhile duke will try to defend their national championship as the number four seed in the west region. they'll travel to providence rhode island for a lunch time game against unc wilmington. in the south region they'll play villanova on friday afternoon. print our your ncaa roster. go to the water cooler section. you'll see that on the home page there. >>> new at noon, hundreds of people in washington state are still dealing with power outages after strong storms last night. take a look. you can see the damage after the winds took down trees and power lines in the puget sound region. you can see live wires there that were just arking there on the ground. in seattle, a fallen tree killed one person. we're expectin

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that is the findings of a report from the unc system and the community college system. the gairn treated admissions program would focus on low income minority an rural communities. but the report shows it would do more harm than good. the number of students from those communities could actually drop. it could also result in one experts call a brain drain where more highly qualified students leave the state or go to a private college. the program could also hurt admissions and enrollment for hbcus. been lower cost of attend college and lower debt after graduation. fayetteville's indoor football team is alternate side of the street parking suspending the 2016. >>> the heroic actions of a state trooper who pulled a crash victim from her car right before it burst into flames in missouri. >> what that is like? >> a little surreal. that is not something you capture on your own meten.>>th syispechasinsplathpum r r s ad visiak d 90 sends r, bufl. r beda the brewsarld thg because of chs hank'spprance. aleaai mpo aragenhesuthmp isheal e sth have funwie for a day y e thsconn hune

. >>> the unc system's newest president met with students at unc charlotte. margaret spellings is focused campuses during her first 100 days as president. during a question and answer session, she told students and staff she's focused on college afford ability. and achievement in higher education. her first days as president have been bogged down by controversy. critics of spelling's hiring stood silently at a board of governor's meeting at fayetteville state university with their backs turned to her. they say the hiring process wasn't transparent and they're worried about what direction she'll take with the unc system. >>> the links blue line will shut down an intersection at unc charlotte. crews closed jw clay boulevard at north trion this morning. this allows a contractor to grade the intersection and get it ready for tracks to go in. that keeps drivers from making a left turn and a u turn. the intersection is expected to reopen march 28th. >>> i'm tracking a line of showers now moving into the mountains. i have another future cast to when they reach the c

the new unc president is speaking out about the future of university system. margaret spellings is speaking at fayetteville state university this afternoon. this is amid controversy surrounding her hiring, her background, some of the things yesterday she apologized for using lifestyle when referring to members of the lgbt community. >>> donald trump returns to north carolina, he plans to be at crown coliseum in fayetteville march 9. last year he spoke in dorton arena. changes on the way. here's elizabeth. >>> don't let the sunshine for you. we had rain overnight which signaled a cold front coming through, never cold air will filter in. it's not terribly cold this morning with temperatures in the mid-40s to the mid-50s. that's about as warm as it will get all afternoon but it will feel much different than yesterday. pretty garden shop this one with plenty of sunshine on our azalea gardens, 43 roxboro, 56 fayetteville, you can see cold air coming in from the north and west. our high temperature 53 this afternoon, 29 tomorrow morning, and highs in the 50s thursda

unc/ashville. >> reporter: villanova says they are focused only on the present. friday's opening round game with unc/ashville, wildcats are not using their early exits the last two years as motivation. >> yes, we have to let it get f we try to focus on last year, completely different team, if we try to think about that in the game, it will take our focus from unc ashville. >> it is in our past. we have had a whole year of, you know, something new and we are focused on our next game. >> reporter: while nova a has been here before the big dance is unchartered territory for this temple team. senior captain jaylen bonnies the only owls to play in the tournament before and they have been picking his brain heading in to their game against iowa. >> i asked them what is the excitement, what is energy like. he said it is nothing like the regular season game or even like a nit game that we were in last year. >> just play the game. we will be okay if we do that. we have some poise about us. some toughness about us. we will be okay good if both villanova and temple advance a

today she plan ozen visiting unc state. nation's economy that if you do not have access to higher education or post secondary credential, your options and opportunities are limited. >> reporter: of course, we will be there alongside spellings as she visits fayetteville state. you can find out more much as well as the fall contract including salary at wncn.com. stefan, back to you. >>> spellings' first day on the job did not go on without a hitch. protesters staged the political and secretive way spellings was hired following the unseating of tom ross by the board of governors. organizers say they will continue to protest. >>> breaking overnight, a freight train carrying hazardous materials derailed in new york. the conductor and engineer were hurt. two of the cars started leaking ethanol forcing the crews to 1,000 foot radius of the scene. >> i heard a loud -- i thought a at any time was moving now. just a loud, working, screeching noise. >> officials are still trying to figure out what caused the derailment. >>> now to a c

unc against michigan state and kansas versus texas a&m. with the jayhawks winning it all over the tar heels in the championship! >> bill self owes me. i'm putting kansas in here! coach, i'm just teasing, i'm not putting pressure on you, but i think the jayhawks in a squeaker get past unc. >> the president has only picked the winner once during his time in the white house when he picked unc to win it all during his first year in the oval office. march madness typically tips off a few hours from now. duke takes on unc wilmington right here at noon eastern time today on cbs. >>> a major league baseball player is choosing his family over a multimillion dollar contract. wednesday when team officials said his son could no longer join him in the clubhouse after each game. the team president ken williams said drake was welcome to spend time with the team, but he wasn't open to the 14-year-old being around 100% of the time. laroche would have earned $13 million this season. this is the "cbs morning news." you can look like this. and feel like this.

. >>> notre dame will get the winner of unc and pittsburgh. michael young picks off the pass to the rack for the flush and pittsburgh led by as many an 11-0 run to end the half. barry with the steal and he will lay it in, unc heading to halftime with a 4-point lead. moments later, defense from barry. gets the steal, pushing the action the other way, he'll drop it to bryce johnson, another 11-0 run holding unc for an 88-71 win. davidson will play tonight. highlights. >>> you're all over it. >> march madness in what feels like june. >>> we have temperatures in the 70s for the next several days hiccup on saturday where it's if you're doing everything rightbut find it harder and harderto get by, you're not alone. while our people worklonger hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution

reporter: as for unc, it's the tournament since 2006. they say they're excited to be on this big stage and play a team like duke, but they're not getting too hyped about the opponent or the atmosphere. they're treating this like a regular game. reporting live in providence, cbs north carolina news. >>> for us, it's ease easy as picking up the row most to tune in, but for cbs crews pulling off coverage of the big dance, it's part of the job. cbs takes us behind the scenes for an inside look at what it takes to get these games to you at home. reporter: games don't start until thursday, but there's plenty of fans out to watch practice. even earlier than that, 65 members of the cbs crew have you making sure not a moment of the madness is missed. >> most fans at home only get to see what the cameras are pointing at our how good the seats are. just a few feet outside there's one man looking at every single camera angle there is and choosing what you get to see at home. think about how many people watch. he is the director of march madness. he'

unc against michigan state and kansas versus texas a&m. with the jayhawks wing it all championship! >> bill self owes me. i'm putting kansas in here! coach, i'm just teasing, i'm not putting pressure on you, but i think the jayhawks in a squeaker gets past unc. >> the president has only picked the winner once during his time in the white house when he picked unc to win it all during his first year in the oval office. duke takes on wilmington at noon eastern today on cbs. >>> a major league baseball over a multidollar concert. adam laroche retired on wednesday when team official said his son could no longer join him in the clubhouse after each game. the team president ken williams said drake was welcome to spend time with the team but he wasn't open for the 14-year-old being around 100% of the time. laroche would have earned $13 million this season. this is the "cbs morning news." feel like this. with dreamwalk insoles, turn shoes that can be a pain into comfortable ones. their soft cushioning support means you can look like this. and feel like this. dreamwalk. i thought i needed cig

unc got hot in the second half, going on a 20-3 run at the start, and beating the 16 seed, 83-67. heels face 9 seed providence tomorrow. mike krzyzewski and his duke blue devils knew they would be are no a challenge against unc wilmington. the seahawks led at the half 93-85. duke faces yale after they had a huge upset over baylor. >> john: special shout out, send grade students at granite falls in caldwell county, we talked about reading and how important it is, we read a good book p, had, theywant to be the best readers in north carolina. who is that big goof ball in the middle i don't know. thanks to the staff for their wonderful hospitality. had a great time. granite falls, a great school. >> christine: a live look at the commute this morning, some of you are getting ready to head out the door to work or school, this what is things are looking like on this stretch of 77 at west boulevard exit. traffic moving smoothly here. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic on wbtv news this morning. here is meteorologist al conklin meteorologist al conklin. >> c

andrea and annie say their frustration over unc's response motivated them to take action, filing a title ix complaint with something they learned about in class at that same university. >> it just came up. one of the political science courses about sexual harassment laws, anita hill, reading about how title ix was originally gender equity, not sports. >> reporter: their central argument, unc's handling of sexual assault allegations violated their civil right to education. annie and andrea helping spur a national movement encouraging women at colleges around the country to come forward. >> my name is carolyn. >> my name is alexa. >> my name is ari. >> we started seeing what was happening at campuses across the country. >> why has no one connected the dots before? >> one of the big problems that is schools don't want to be spearheading this issue. what schools have to be doing is prioritizing less their image and more the safety of their students and actually empowering those reportstudents to report if anything happens to me. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news unc said they've implem

zika virus from brazil all the way into the united states is a hot topic of conversation at unc today. experts discussing the illness at the school of medicine this afternoon. they're focussing on testing, complications and the likelihood of the virus becoming a major health problem here in the u.s. meanwhile the state health department reported the first confirmed case this week. we're told the patient contracted the illness while traveling abroad. it's the 5th case here in north carolina. experts say there's no reason for people to be concerned. >> we just checked in with her and make sure nothing is changing in her condition and she'll be monitored for a few days and she'll be okay. >> it is a mosquito born infection. many pregnant women epidemic have given birth to babies with smaller heads. >>> the first meeting with margaret spellings of president of the unc system. we're at the meeting and we'll show you what demonstrators are did when spelling spoke today. >> anyone who wanted to go to the board of governors meeting today had to go through this today opponents to margaret spel

unc charlotte are not welcoming her to campus. welcome back to first at 4:00 i'm brigida mack. >> i'm jamie boll. glad are you with us. first at 4:00, new unc president margaret in town and some welcomed the new president with a protest and argue she is not a good fit for the university. dedrick russell was that the protest and jumps on the telephone with us now. president? >> well, jamie, they tell me her 3w-7bd is questionable -- boston police department is questionable and background is questionable and it was a party like atmosphere at this protest with cake and all. the cake reads go home, margaret. students stood outside the union for more than an hour telling others why they think the new president is wrong for the university. they wrote messages why they feel that way. the protestors claim spelling's background says a lot about her. it includes being a major act protect of the -- architect of the no child left behind law and has had relationships with a for protest university and -- for-profit university and students fear

those report students to report if anything happens to me. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news unc said they've implemented a comprehensively revised policy on sexual assault and mandatory prevention training adding, this it shows how the strong activism of students, including two of changed federal law. >> one of the things that schools really struggle with is they think it's going to go away. but we're not going to go away. we're not going to be avoiding these lawsuits. they have to start thinking that survivors have to be the priority in these conversations. >> reporter: just last month, florida state university settled a high-profile title ix case involving tampa bay buccaneers quarterback jameis winston, a former student. >> i kind of just want to know -- why me? >> reporter: in "the hunting ground," erika kinsman claims she was raped by the football star when they were classmates. winston maintained his innocence, was never charged by police, was cleared by the university. then erika filed that title ix lawsuit against fsu for failing to properly investigate the incident. the

suspect what it came unc duke's. >> it was hot and that gym. >> pretty warm i had. joining us have a great night so, you wanted to talk about your account. yes. i-i don't know how else to say this, mr. vector, oh. market's been in a slump lately. used to happen to me during my playing days. just got to ride it out. but it's -- it's not the market. it's the trades. i never authorized these -- not one of them. unauthorized trades? you know, i, uh -- i got a call from the s.e.c. about that the other day. that come from you? [ scoffs ] you know, you were my favorite player. god's honest. and when i read that story in forbes, how you taught yourself stock trading and then you made a fortune, i knew i had to invest in your fund. this money was my retirement money. it's gone. let me tell you something, mr. weibe. you remember me from my playing days, you know one thing -- nobody -- nobody sucker-punches me. [ gasps ] [ both grunting ] the rich and powerful take what they want.

margaret spellings will begin her job as unc assistant president. justin quizen quizen berry -- quesinberry talks about how they take action today. >> reporter: students, faculty walkout here at unc chapel hill. here chapel hill that will take place with the crowd gathering on the front steps at wilson library. all of this, a public showp opposition against their appointment. >> you will be asked to leave. >> no peace! >> reporter: this was the scene at the board of governors meeting in january when protesters interrupted the meeting and some were areffed. those opposed to her getting the job say it was too political, criticizing spelling's record, which includes overseeing the launch of no child left behind and serving on the board of a company that collects student loan debt. spelling served as u.s. education secretary under president george w. bush. the naacp is pushing for answer, and looking for more details about the board of governor's decision to get rid of tom ross as president and hire spelling. the naacp says that was done in secret. comm

win against unc duke is is now shifting its focus to saturday's match up against yale. they'll be looking to build off their performance on thursday and continue to make a deep run. >> duke is moving onto the next round after a close game. >> they were really good. i mean, i've been doing this this is i think i've coached 115 ncaa games, and this team really is what the ncaa tournament is all about. >> duke fans excited in the performance of senior center who had a great game but made a promise to the team at half time. >> he told us he got us that he was going to be himself. >> we won because we had a 23-year old marshal, and these other kids developing players. hostile crowd but duke players say there was a familiar environment. >> they did a really good job of preparing us, being in those environments kind of helped us in this moment. >> in the second half we were very good, i mean, really good, and we had to be because they were good throughout. >> and as duke gets ready for the next round fans optimistic they can build off this win. >> hopefully they can build. so

unc system. a look at what's ahead today. >> i'm the only one here. >> some heart-warming news. we'll show you the emotional early morning homecoming. >> that never gets old. >>> good morning. i'm russ bowen. >> glad to have you along. i'm stefan chase. first we'll led to elizabeth with the forecast. >> reporter: good morning, guys. good morning to you at home as well. right now, wooer on the quiet side looking at clear skies. back to our west, there is a thin line of showers. that's our next cold front that will be approaching us as we head throughout the day. can't rule out a shower or two with that as we head into late the evening hours. here's a look at the temperatures before you head out the door. 42 in durham. areas as well. 34 in roxboro. here's a look at your forecast for today. mainly sunny skies, 44 at 8:00 a.m. 63 quickly by noon and then 70 is our afternoon high. it will be breezy. i'll let you know exactly when those showers arrive in your neighborhood coming up. >>> good morning, everyone. our tuesday is off to a nice start. traffic-wise, not seeing any issues out

. >> unc has been terrified of the last six seasons -- unc has been terrified of the last -- unc has been to five of the last six >> 18 titles. that is what the tar heels will have if they win. i very accomplished cavaliers team. what the tar heels did yesterday was devastating to notre dame here then way they played defense -- there was an edge to the heels and nothing illustrated that more than justin jackson who was about as mild-mannered as you can get. that was indicative of the extra fire they are bringing to the table. >> they told me to let go of the ball. i am not going to do what he says. i am not a fighting type of guy. it helped us a little bit. >> i was so proud. i was like, is he really doing this right now? it is pretty cool to see him have a little fight. it is a lot of fun to see that. he was like, i am not giving up this. i don't have a problem with that. >> the were laughing about it afterwards. that is the kind of fire the tar heels need. that same intensity to take on virginia tonight. >> it is a good thing the hurricanes have such a young group. they played into

andrea and annie say their frustration over unc's response motivated them to take action, filing a title ix complaint with the department of education. something they learned about in class at that same university. >> it just came up. one of the political science courses about sexual harassment laws, anita hill, reading about how title ix was originally gender equity, not sports. >> reporter: their central argument, unc's handling of sexual assault allegations violated their civil right to education. annie and andrea helping spur a national movement encouraging women at colleges around the country to come forward. >> my name is alexa. >> my name is ari. >> we started seeing what was happening at campuses across the country. >> why has no one connected the dots before? >> one of the big problems that is schools don't want to be spearheading this issue. what schools have to be doing is prioritizing less their image and more the safety of their students and actually empowering those reportstudents to report if anything happens to me. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news unc said they've

duke also dancing against unc wilmington as we just said. they will start their adjourn journey there. already? >> i have done the left-hand side of it. i haven't done the right-hand side. >>> it's currently 4:38 in the morning. a maryland police officer is dead after what investigators are calling friendly fire. what authorities say they discovered about the suspected gunman's brothers at the scene. >> plus this. >> reporter: what is the president doing? later, who he invited to the white house and the jam session had he this in the rose garden. looks like a lot of fun money. >> it does. >> that has us dancing this morning. here is a look at your temperatures opinion 61 in fayetteville. a little cool their morning but >>> welcome back. good tuesday morning to you. it is 4:40 on this tuesday morning. 57 degrees. do you remember yesterday many of us were in the 60s. not the case as we start off our morning, but we are still starting off rather gloomy. cloudy skies, and fog developing across the area as well. the one good thing, the storms tha

andrea and annie say their frustration over unc's response motivated them to take action, filing a title ix complaint with the department of education. something they learned about in class at that same university. >> it just came up. one of the political science courses about sexual harassment laws, anita hill, reading about how title ix was originally argument, unc's handling of sexual assault allegations violated their civil right to education. annie and andrea helping spur a national movement encouraging women at colleges around the country to come forward. >> my name is carolyn. >> my name is alexa. >> my name is ari. >> we started seeing what was happening at campuses across the country. >> why has no one connected the dots before? >> one of the big problems that is schools don't want to be spearheading this issue. what schools have to be doing is prioritizing less their image and more the safety of their students and actually empowering those reportstudents to report if anything happens to me. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news unc said they've implemented a comprehensively r

. >>> plus planning to head to the big duke unc game tomorrow, what you need to know to protect yourself from ticket scammers. 37 in chapel (vo) new tidy cats lightweight 4-in-1 fights mess right. attacks three strong litter box odors, plus locks clumps tight. ... and now it's light. every home, every cat. >>> so last week when i first moved here back to north carolina from seattle i couldn't figure out what's going on with my face, right it was like -- i thought am i allergic to something and then i realized i got some sun on my face it's been so long. so i'm looking forward to next week. >> remember the sunscreen next week. >> i know. . >> remember your sunscreen next week. >>> and remember your umbrella as you head out this morning. 36 degrees right now and this is out at the airport. you can see they saw a decent amount of rain because it's still on the lens this morning. the rain drifting off the east coast so if you are traveling today, yeah, especially going east make sure the good news is just that lingering sprinkle two right around 95 near wilson and out towards wayne county is

unc place thursday evening. the tip-off is set for 7:20 p.m. they will feast -- face the winner of the game on tuesday. as for duke, the blue devils will make the trip to providence, rhode island and the for both of the teams, if they do survive in advance the second-round matchups are very intriguing. carolina could face providence making for an enticing data that matchup, and duke could face baylor. either way, you want to be in those conversations because it are not you took care of business. six is the magic number. if you win that many games, that means you are a national champion. joel: we have so much basketball the talk about. some politics to talk about as well. in vote 2016, with less than 48 hours before north carolina's primary it's a family effort for hillary clinton on the campaign trail. chelsea clinton in raleigh this afternoon making the final pitch on her mom's behalf. chelsea clinton walked into a warm welcome. the former first daughter expecting her second child this summer. she said undertake lessons from raleigh. >> most p

. >> two seed for wildcats, unc/ashville friday in brooklyn. that wasn't the big surprise, big surprise is they were shipped to the south region. they will not get a chance to play in fill at second weekend. loss to seton hall in the big east final put them in selection. committee didn't want to give a competitive advantage from the two seed over a number one seed and jay wright knew that. >> we knew when we lost last night we wouldn't be a number one seed. i think at this time of the year, and in the crowd we didn't get a chance to come back and play in philadelphia. our fans wanted tuesday play in philadelphia. >> being in philly could have been a distraction because everybody is around us but that is, probably going to help us down the line. >> we're just happy to be able to work it out and go to the tournament. being a number two seed and playing for the championship will be something special. >> should cats dance, they could have a potential second round up with temple, for owls, it had to be a nerve racking day. after losing yesterday in

it was one of the two places former unc student went to before police say he got into a crash on i-85, and three people died including a little girl. trial is set to start october 3rdrd. >> today's reopening will kick off with a corn hole tournament. >>> raleigh police say the man who held up a jewelry store in north hills last weekend got away with rolex watches. police arrested this man who they say showed a gun during that attempt, that robbery at the store. it happened just before the store closed. no one was injured. the 18-year old is charged with robbery with a dangerous weapon. >>> well, you know, you may have needed the umbrella if you went out after midnight but right now i think we're in the clear. >> well here in the triangle we are in the clear but off towards the 95 corridor they're still dealing with rain. and the roads wet as you step outside so take it easy. here's a live picture outside and you can see the moisture still collecting on the lens had at the airport. yeah, just bundle up as you're heading for the door the temperatures pretty chilly. the rain moving along

andrea and annie say their frustration over unc's response motivated them to take action, filing a title ix complaint with the department of education. something they learned about in class at that same university. >> it just came up. one of the political science courses about sexual harassment laws, anita hill, reading about how title ix was originally gender equity, not sports. >> reporter: their central argument, unc's handling of sexual assault allegations education. annie and andrea helping spur a national movement encouraging women at colleges around the country to come forward. >> my name is carolyn. >> my name is alexa. >> my name is ari. >> we started seeing what was happening at campuses across the country. >> why has no one connected the dots before? >> one of the big problems that schools don't want to be the ones spearheading this issue. what schools have to be doing is prioritizing less their image and more the safety of their students and actually empowering those students to report if anything happens to me. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news when the film was releas

those report students to report if anything happens to me. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news unc said they've implemented a comprehensively training adding, this documentary heightens awareness. it shows how the strong activism of students, including two of our former students, have changed federal law. >> one of the things that schools really struggle with is they think it's going to go away. but we're not going to go away. we're not going to be avoiding these lawsuits. they have to start thinking that survivors have to be the priority in these conversations. >> reporter: just last month, florida state university settled a high-profile title ix case involving tampa bay buccaneers quarterback jameis winston, a former student. >> i kind of just want to know -- why me? >> reporter: in "the hunting ground," erika kinsman claims she was raped by the football star when they were classmates. winston maintained his innocence, was never charged by police, was cleared by the university. then erika filed that title ix lawsuit against fsu for failing to properly investigate the incident. to

those report students to report if anything happens to me. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news unc said they've implemented a comprehensively revised policy on sexual assault and mandatory prevention training adding, this documentary heightens awareness. it shows how the strong activism of students, including two of our former students, have changed federal law. >> one of the things that schools really struggle with is they think it's going to go away. but we're not going to go away. we're not going to be avoiding these lawsuits. they have to start thinking that survivors have to be the priority in these conversations. >> reporter: just last month, florida state university settled a high-profile title ix case involving tampa bay buccaneers quarterback jameis winston, a former student. >> i kind of just want to know -- why me? >> reporter: in "the hunting ground," erika kinsman claims star when they were classmates. winston maintained his innocence, was never charged by police, was cleared by the university. then erika filed that title ix lawsuit against fsu for failing to properly

. >>> the unc board of governors will meet today. this will be the first meeting since assistant president margaret spelling started. on for a murder suspect who escaped from a jail in mississippi. a reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest. it's been two days since he broke out. authorities tell us they did find the pants he took from a guard. he is accused of the rape and murder. >>> later this month the fire commission is expected to vote on whether to give garner firefighters a raise. the commission took up that issue last night. now, while the fire department is one of the busiest they're among the lowest paid. starting salary is just more than $30,000. a new study finding that's nearly 20% less than other area departments. they'll vote owner the issue on march the 17th. >>> a burning wood stove is to blame for a fire that happened. we saw several crews on scene at the home on smithfield around 7:00 last night. family members left the home without turning the stove off. >>> investigators trying to determine

kind of an interesting group of unc wilmington. they've got chris phlegmings, all from the triangle area, all know about duke basketball, that is a 12:15 tip. our web site wralsportsfan.com is absolutely loaded when ncaa tournament content busting at the seems with coverage in north carolina and duke, and former nc state guard tyler lewis who will play for butler today. check it out at wralsportsfan.com. have fun. it's game day. see you later. >>> thanks, jeff. 5:27. a suspect in a shooting that happened near where children are playing. coming up what we've learned also ahead why commuters in our . atawre erinonoerrnhate stp q c w beei pres iern. fut can co d w dot stanidssin onp ra puve >>nd toe t rey forhe big taybuiththleet goning it' and ha pck anduck o i n't be aot a>> i c tlteppin the or>> itillefel fee coftnoonweit 86 yey. it was fstic, butsittle hot fti y r cord 86. tied wekehe rec i yeillendnmiton. welk abo tha jus ainit ts m.it 52ham, 5n car and e ihern hcome ug tha mak i bit cooor taftemig hh andtemperonnuo drop rt oftep

abc news unc said they've implemented a comprehensively revised policy on sexual assault and mandatory prevention training adding, this documentary heightens awareness. it shows how the strong activism of students, including two of our former students, have changed federal law. >> one of the things that schools really struggle with is they think it's going to go away. but we're not going to go away. we're not going to be avoiding these lawsuits. they have to start thinking that survivors have to be the priority in these conversations. >> reporter: just last month, florida state university settled a high-profile title ix case involving tampa bay buccaneers quarterback jameis winston, a former student. >> i kind of just want to know -- why me? >> reporter: in "the hunting ground," erika kinsman claims she was raped by the football star when they were classmates. winston maintained his innocence, was never charged by police, was cleared by the university. lawsuit against fsu for failing to properly investigate the incident. the university settled for close to $1 million in exchange for he

andrea and annie say their frustration over unc's response motivated them to take action, filing a title ix complaint with the department of education. something they learned about in class at that same university. >> it just came up. one of the political science courses about sexual harassment laws, anita hill, reading about how title ix was originally gender equity, not sports. >> reporter: their central argument, unc's handling of sexual assault allegations violated their civil right to education. annie and andrea helping spur a national movement encouraging women at colleges around the country to come forward. >> my name is carolyn. >> my name is alexa. >> my name is ari. >> we started seeing what was happening at campuses across the country. >> why has no one connected the dots before? >> one of the big problems that is schools don't want to be spearheading this issue. what schools have to be doing is prioritizing less their image students and actually empowering those reportstudents to report if anything happens to me. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news unc said they've implem

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andrea and annie say their frustration over unc's response motivated them to take action, filing a title ix complaint with the department of education. something they learned about in class at that same university. >> it just came up. one of the political science courses about sexual harassment laws, anita hill, reading about how title ix was originally gender equity, not sports. >> reporter: their central argument, unc's handling of sexual assault allegations violated their civil right to education. annie and andrea helping spur a national movement encouraging women at colleges around the country to come forward. >> my name is carolyn. >> my name is alexa. >> my name is ari. >> we started seeing what was happening at campuses across the country. >> why has no one connected the dots before? >> one of the big problems that is schools don't want to be spearheading this issue. what schools have to be doing is prioritizing less their image and more the safety of their students and actually empowering those repostudents to report if anything happens to me. >> reporter: in a statement to abc n

unc against michigan state and kansas versus texas a&m. with the jayhawks wing it all championship! >> bill self owes me. i'm putting kansas in here! coach, i'm just teasing, i'm not putting pressure on you, but i think the jayhawks in a squeaker gets past unc. >> the president has only picked the winner once during his time in the white house when he picked unc to win it all during his first year in the oval office. duke takes on wilmington at noon eastern today on cbs. >>> a major league baseball player is choosing his family over a multidollar concert. adam laroche retired on wednesday when team official said his son could no longer each game. the team president ken williams said drake was welcome to spend time with the team but he wasn't open for the 14-year-old being around 100% of the time. laroche would have earned $13 million this season. this is the "cbs morning news." feel like this. with dreamwalk insoles, turn shoes that can be a pain into comfortable ones. their soft cushioning support means you can look like this. and feel like this. dreamwalk. i thought i needed cigar

andrea and annie say their frustration over unc's response motivated them to take action, filing a title ix complaint with the department of education. something they learned about in class at that same university. >> it just came up. one of the political science courses about sexual harassment laws, anita hill, reading about how title ix was originally gender equity, not sports. >> reporter: their central argument, unc's handling of sexual assault allegations violated their civil right to education. annie and andrea helping spur a national movement encouraging women at colleges around the country to come forward. >> my name is carolyn. >> my name is alexa. >> my name is ari. >> we started seeing what was happening at campuses across the country. >> why has no one connected the dots before? >> one of the big problems that schools don't want to be the ones spearheading this issue. what schools have to be doing is prioritizing less their image and more the safety of their students and actually empowering those students to report if anything happens to me. >> reporter: in a statement to abc

unc against michigan state and kansas versus with the jayhawks wing it all over the tar heels in the championship! >> bill self owes me. i'm putting kansas in here! coach, i'm just teasing, i'm not putting pressure on you, but i think the jayhawks in a squeaker gets past unc. >> the president has only picked the winner once during his time in the white house when he picked unc to win it all during his first year in the oval office. duke takes on wilmington at noon eastern today on cbs. >>> a major league baseball player is choosing his family over a multidollar concert. adam laroche retired on wednesday when team official said his son could no longer join him in the clubhouse after each game. the team president ken williams said drake was welcome to spend time with the team b open for the 14-year-old being around 100% of the time. laroche would have earned $13 million this season. this is the "cbs morning news." feel like this. with dreamwalk insoles, turn shoes that can be a pain into comfortable ones. their soft cushioning support means you can look like this. and feel like this. d

andrea and annie say their frustration over unc's response motivated them to take action, filing a title ix complaint with the department of education. something they learned about in class at that same university. >> it just came up. one of the political science courses about sexual harassment laws, anita hill, reading about how title ix was originally gender equity, not sports. >> reporter: their central argument, unc's handling of sexual assault allegations violated their civil right to education. national movement encouraging women at colleges aroundhe country to come forward. >> my name is carolyn. >> my name is alexa. >> my name is ari. >> we started seeing what wass happening at campuses across the country. >> why has no one connected the dots before? >> one of the big problems that is schools don't want to be spearheading this issue. what schools have to be doing is prioritizing less their image and more the safety of their students and actually empowering those reportstudents to report if anything happens to me. >> reporter: in a s stement to abc news unc said they've implemente

those report students to report if anything happens to me. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news unc said they've implemented a comprehensively revised policy on sexual assault and mandatory prevention training adding, this it shows how the strong activism of students, including two of our former students, have changed federal law. >> one of the things that schools really struggle with is they think it's going to go away. but we're not going to go away. we're not going to be avoiding these lawsuits. they have to start thinking that survivors have to be the priority in these conversations. >> reporter: just last month, florida state university settled a high-profile title ix case involving tampa bay buccaneers quarterback jameis winston, a former student. >> i kind of just want to know -- why me? >> reporter: in "the hunting ground," erika kinsman claims she was raped by the football star when they were classmates. winston maintained his innocence, was never charged by police, was cleared by the university. then erika filed that title ix lawsuit against fsu for failing to properly inv

. >> but students at unc wilmington have a good reason. tell you how many students canceled for march madness. >> we are 15 minutes away from wbtv news at 5:00. a 10-year-old girl was without her mother and dad after someone killed them in a home. the family wants to catch the killer they believe you can help. it is north carolina's first election with voter id if the law caused any problems and the unusual request of a man on it's shaping up to be a bizarre case. right now wbtv news first at 4:00 continues. >> we have new information right now to the alert center. alex giles is live with word of an arrest. >> this is a shooting that happened in charlotte a man has been arrested not soon after. look here. this is the suspect. marquise wheat taken into custody by charlotte police charged with assault of a deadly weapon and possession of a firearm by a felon. the victim suffered nonlife-threatening injuries on north tryon road. the suspect is behind bars now. >> unc wilmington students are trying to get out of going to class and thousands sa

villanova dominated unc/ashville the with the 86-56 victory. senior center dan you'll ochefu looked great, who led all scorers with 17 points. knows just how important this first win is. >> it is huge for us. going in the game people say two seed begins a 15, but we knew, watching all of the film on ashville we knew they were very capable have of beating us and type of respect that we committed to our scouting report was big. >> reporter: ryan arcidiacono added 14. >> definitely work on our rebounding and decision making. we had too many turnovers, but overall we did a good job. >> reporter: coach jay wright know when they play as well as they did today how dangerous we can be. >> it is tough, especially in the higher seed. you know expectations, and also it is not as much as how much we won by but we played well. that is what is important for us, to get daniel back playing healthy, you can get him back healthy but not in the game healthy, he is not doing you much good. him getting these reps in i game was important for us. >> now also i talk t

building at unc see current science building built in 1985. officials say they can no longer fit the growing number of students however if this bond passes that would allow the $90 million to build a state-of-the-art facility. >> i'm standing here and i can't other side around. >> at the chemistry department burn event -- bernadette merker shows the layout of one of the science labs. she points out several areas of frustration in an effort to prove the space available is no longer adequate. >> we have 15,000 students each year to take one science lab and we are running out of space to teach the students. in a few years they will be struggling to meet the demand. this is why the university is doing everything in its power to encourage north carolina voters to pass the connect and see bond package. it's a proposal that includes a 90 million-dollar allotment for something donovan mercker says is a necessity not only to the university but the region. >> unc system here is to serve the citizens of north carolina. we need to teach them all sorts of

andrea and annie say their frustration over unc's response motivated them to take action, filing a title ix complaint with the department of education. something they learned about in class at that same university. >> it just came up. one of the political science courses about sexual harassment laws, anita hill, reading about gender equity, not sports. >> reporter: their central argument, unc's handling of sexual assault allegations violated their civil right to education. annie and andrea helping spur a national movement encouraging women at colleges around the country to come forward. >> my name is carolyn. >> my name is alexa. >> my name is ari. >> we started seeing what was happening at campuses across the country. >> why has no one connected the dots before? >> one of the big problems that is schools don't want to be spearheading this issue. what schools have to be doing is prioritizing less their image and more the safety of their students and actually empowering those reportstudents to report if anything happens to me. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news unc said they've imple

look ahead, in less than two hours, unc president will hold a question and answer session at unc charlotte. spellings is on a listening tour of north carolina, 17 unc system campuses during her first 100 days as president. there's controversy surrounding her hiring after the former president was forced to resign, she has been accused of being extremely conservative. we are at this afternoon's sessions, with continuing coverage tonight. >> federal investigators are on the scene of an amtrak train derailment in southwest kansas, traveling from los angeles to chicago when it derailed after midnight injuring nearly 30 people. >> reporter: dozens of passengers went flying when an amtrak train jumped the tracks in the middle of the night near >> personnel respond to the derailment. >> reporter: first responders raced to free passengers trapped. >> evacuating some of these people out the top. >> reporter: carrying 128 passengers and 14 crew, it was traveling from los angeles heading for chicago. 25-year-old was reading on board. he felt turbulence that, quote, turned drastic. >> as soon as i open