case is ineffective. >> reporter: normally we don't identify victims of sexual assault but the victim held a news conference with her attorney and with her dad to complain saying the school was ineffective in investigating a valentine's day rape. >> after i was raped, i went to the hospital account to the nurse. then i was quizzed again by an investigation who was demeaning and accusatory questions. what was i wearing. how much was i drinking. how much did i drink. what did i eat that day. did i lead him on.

i slept with. >> hey opportunity to do the right thing. she's given tell more an am -- than ample time to act but they have failed to do so. >> they have not expressed any concern for my daughter's well- being. what happened to crime and should be investigated by a respectable professional police department. >> reporter: the school said it is aware of the allegations but because of privacy laws they are prohibited from commenting and that the chancellor has

>> no one has been charged, so at this time we are not naming the man who she's accusing. >> this student and her attorney said this has fallen through the cracks. what would you say? >> it's been an active investigation since it occurred. there were ed lead investigator has consulted with our office for several months. >> his office is still waiting for testing. the fallout of the ncaa's decision to move seven tournaments out of the state due to house bill 2. the ncaa made the decision to quote due to cumulative actions made by the state.

car -- cary. town leaders and businesses were hoping to keep the championship and the games. robert? >> reporter: the final four were set to kick off in 80 days. it would have been the were here. there's always one up for 2016 with a championship city logo. >> we had our fingers crossed that our tremendous impeccable regard of being a championship city would be able to trump this state wide issue.

the case. the area will lose $2.4 million in the next few months. wake med was also to host the women's la crosse championship at the baseball park and tennis championships. >> they probably would go ahead and keep it in the cary area. >> reporter: the visitors bureau said the timing caught them off guard. in addition to the financial hit, they say they're sad for fans here. >> it's also about the cultural enrichment that comes from other people being with you for a while and that's something we can't put a dollar val you on that we're going to miss. >> there's concern it could become a permanent site for

>> are we going to have a great experience and the opportunity to get them back. >> reporter: the ncaa said it will anownts new site for -- announce the new site. >> we tried to speak to governor pat mccrory in person but he was not available. however in a statement he said this issue will be resolved by higher courts. he went on to saladly, the -- sadly, the ncaa failed to show this respect at the expense of our student athletes and hard working men and women. now there's a call for a special session to repeal house bill 2. beau minnick has that part of the story. >> reporter: republicans responded saying this is more let cal posturing. democrats say the only way to

is to get rid of the law and quick. >> on this general assembly for leadership and we must repeal hb2. >> reporter: democratic state lawmakers said the ncaa's decision to pull tournament games out of north carolina is the most recent harm caused by the controversial law. they said the repeal needs to happen before lawmakers return senate minority leader said the better, the sooner. >> it's time we send the message that north carolina is not a state that basically spends its time trying to discriminate against its citizens. >> they're not for sale to any concert venue, to the nba or

democrat's call. >> political motivation. i think it's very hip critical. >> reporter: opponents of hb2 said this as whom one thing to do moving forward. >> let has coming it the and agree we need to solve it. call it into special session now oar or there's in indication that republican leaders plan to call that special session on hb2. ahead at 6 carolina voters what they think about the actions. >> the passage of hb2 also caused the nba to move the game out of charlotte. in february the charlotte city council passed a no discriminatory lgbt ordinance. it happened against the wishes of governor pat mccrory.

bathroom bill passes and is signed into law. lawsuits have been filed along with tweets. republican presidential candidate donald trump has in the tweeted about this but hillary clinton did saying the ncaa is right to pull tournament games because of the north carolina hb2 discrimination law, that discrimination has in place in amer clinton, chel sigh clinton is campaigning in north carolina. she was at wake forest university as part of a women in leadership panel. cbsnorthcarolina michael hyland will prng us that -- bring us that. new at 5, a judge delayed

of a former unc student. attorneys for chandler kania presented the motions today. the judge denied it, meaning the trial will take place october 23rd. the judge required that the defense turn over its evidence by next tuesday. kania is accused in the triple fatal accident. we now know the name of the person shot and killed last evening on east main street in durham. we brought this to you as breaking news at 11. 34-year-old larry owens was shot and killed on east main street. the work on the new hope mills dam will take a bit longer to fin nirchlt crews are rebuilding after several years of issues. the work got delayed due to a lack of a permanent. the corps of engineer said the

should be done by this spring and that the lake near the dam has to be lower than before because of flooding concerns. however, the topic for many, how will it look like in the and. >> it's to start looking at what we want to -- want it to look like. can you give us a schematic or drawing and what we want it talk about is how it's going to look when it's finished. >> the committee is also drawing up plans for a swimming area and beach area. >> well, doctors and nurses are known for helping to save lives. >> but today they were wedding planners. >> this is obviously more than a job. this is a pasmghts this is a calling. >> ahead, we take you to a special day for a woman who spent more time at the hospital than with her boyfriend. >> and we've got one more hot

temperatures will get. >> it was a necessary school bus stop when things i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump says he alone can fix the problems we face. well i don't believe that's how you get things done in our country. it takes democrats and republicans working together. that's how we got health care for 8 million kids. rebuilt new york city after 9/11.

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a serious accident on i-85 south in hillsborough is shut down, the interstatement of the traffic is backed up for several miles. you're encouraged to find an alternate route. you're looking at a school bus in college park, maryland, on fire where 20 elementary school children were once inside. it was caught on dash cam video by a firefighter who was responding to the blaze.

evacuate the children. the man acquitted for killing a 17-year-old in a florida neighborhood is back in court but this time zimmerman is the victim. matthew apperson tried to run hem down in a car last year. he faces an attempted murder charge. zimmerman was aquited in the a judge in ireland said facebook can stand trial in a revenge important case. a nude photo repeatedly showed up in the feed in what she called quote an act of revenge. facebook says it did take down the image each team the website was notified. an arizona man riding a motorized wheelchair in a

around and the whole chair was infested with bed bugs. >> if that person goes home, the bed bug will feed on them. >> can you imagine? a pest expert said someone who has bed bugs at home probably brought them to the walmart. and someone who sat in the scooter could have taken some of the bed bugs back homes. we now know what started the fire. one child remained hospitalized. a vigil was held for the victims last night. officials said the fire only burned about 25% of the home but thick smoke filled the entire building and most of the people died from smoke

being confiscated at rdu. these are paul weapons that passenger -- all weapons that passengers have tried to bring on planes just at rdu, knives, stun guns, brass knuckles. it's up from last year. passengers are being reminded to always double check your bags before coming to the airport. >> 70% are loaded prohibited items found every day. >> passenger who bring a gun to the airport could face criminal charges and up to $11,000 in sighville penalty -- civil penalties. the search is on for the three who stole a painting at the sky house apartments on july 29th. if you know any of the

contact police. >> kristin ketchell is here. >> temperatures finally back into the 60s. it was a little hot today. we had temperatures around 90 degrees. we have one more hot day before we cool off. outside right now in raleigh, you can see cloud cans out there, live picture looking at the raleigh skyline. pretty nice eve side. we have a few clouds currently. showers to the south and see. we can expect to stay dry. a cold front change all of that as we head into thursday and friday into the weekend. outside right now, temperatures still pretty warm. it's 89 in raleigh and durham. 86 in louisburg.

into the 80s over the next few hours. they will fall through the 70s tonight. by midnight we're down to 74 degrees. by the time you wake up tomorrow morning another morning with temperatures in the upper 60s. a little bit of fog likely as we get closer to tomorrow. keep that in mind. speaking of wednesday, we're waiting on our next cold front to arrive. so out ahead of it for your wednesday mostly sunny skies, week before it actually moves through the area late wednesday night and into early thursday much as the front moves in we'll see a few storms likely as the front crosses the area by thursday afternoon. a few storms, nothing severe but a few storms possible as you led into the day on thursday. the front stalls on friday. we'll see a small storm chance with that front nearby but the big change will come with temperatures, much cooler

now we're keeping a close eye on tropical storm ian. it's out over the open atlantic. winds are at 45-mile-an-hour gusting to 60-mile-an-hour. no threat to any land and quickly making its way out to sea. so definitely some good news for your forecast. no major issues in the tropics currently. as far as high temperatures go we're looking at a 88 in durham. 91 in fayetteville. mostly sunny skies. a dry day for us across the area. as we head into thursday, you'll notice the cooler changes a few showers possible thursday with a temperature around 85 degrees. behind that cold front friday we're looking at a few showers and storms but 80 the high. so a comfortable day on friday.

rumble of thunder. the weather pattern is looking unsettled for the next several days. temperatures though in the low 80s. overnight lows in the upper 60s, so looking pretty good. temperatures in the low to mid- 80s and the overnight lows where we're starting to feel the difference. we've got overnight lows into the 60s, lower humidity. >> day. >> once we get through that it's downhill. >> perfect. there's new money in the uk. uk. this

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are challenging. oxford updated the words and slang, click bait, and yolo which stands for you only live once. we are digging deeper into the death of a raleigh lifeguard. >> still to come, the faulty wiring that led to her i'm roy cooper, and you deserve the truth about the crime lab. when i became attorney general, we discovered a backlog of more than 5,000 dna test kits and years worth of shoddy investigations. but what governor mccrory isn't telling you is that we cleared the backlog. we also solved over 2,000 crimes and put killers and rapists in prison from cold cases.

we continue to follow the shut down on i-85. one person has died in the wreck. it forced the southbound lanes to close near nc86.

you're suggested to take another route because the backup is at least seven miles. the average household income has risen since 2007. data also shows the poverty rate fell from 14 own 8 to for its recalled samsung galaxy note 7 and it's one owner also not like. samsung is working on software that will only allow batteries to row charge to 60%. that would prevent the phones from overheating. south korea will receive the first update.

iphones. i-os10 is available. the new version tweets the messaging app to be more visible and siri more usable. instagram users can now block abusive and inappropriate comments. it was made a few weeks ago and now available to everyone. greensboro is the hardest hit by the ncaa's how much that city stands to lose. plus -- >> those millions of dollars to build up. >> fayetteville has come up with a plan to pay for a minor league baseball stadium and not everyone is thrilled with it. why some say the money is being misspent. >> the cancellation started with concerts and then the nba game being moved to charlotte.

championship games out of north carolina. while cary will lose millions in damage, there's no question greensboro will be the hardest hit. the coliseum was set to host the first and second rounds in march. that will cost the coliseum $14 million. and soccer championships, $17 million down the drain. lot of revenue. we're counting on them land budgeting for them. so trying to make up for this will be interesting. >> while nothing is official, jacksonville, florida, is looking to throw its hat into the ring as the new host site. this move from ncaa has brought house bill 2 back into

to get his take. >> all over the news media across the country. it may cause, down the road, some businesses to say, well, maybe we won't, so i don't know whether this will be turned into a positive. >> he also tells us he expects the tournaments being moved to have an economic impact of $50 million to so what's next the nfl said it has no plans on making changes to the panthers. they said it's too early to fell whether changes will be made to conference championships but mark emmert said the acc should be allowed to make up its own mind. >> college sports is conducted

context. these are our students, fairness and inclusion are at the heart of what they do. for our university president, this was a in-brainer. fayetteville's proposed minor league baseball stadium is closer than ever of becoming a reality. they approved a financial model to fund the project. joins us with more on where the money is coming from and how the locals are reacting. >> reporter: as you can see, this entire area is filled with nothing but overdrone grass and broken tree limbs. if all goes according to plans, this will welcome a 5,000 seat baseball stadium. >> it's almost a two-hour drive.

anthony and a minor league baseball stadium sounds good. city leaders said they found a way to build the stadium without raising property taxes. >> there are some dollars that used to be provided to economic incentives in the past. those will be, spiring. >> reporter: the project will be funded through obligation bonds. here's the bre source, including budget reductions, leasing payments from the astros and tax revenue from new private development. >> i think it's a good thing for the city. it's going to bring vendors and not just locals. it's going to help the other surrounding sports teams.

-- question. >> thank you we'll check back in with you later. meanwhile johnston county schools meeting to discuss make repairs. the county manager says it's too late and voters mr. decide in 2018 how to pay back borrowed of today's meeting. right now nc state police are looking for the suspect in an attempted armed robbery. we're told the suspect showed a gun before demanding the victim's phone. anyone with information should call police. we are continuing to look into the death of a teen teenage lifeguard. >> we've been following the

last neat we learned that a corroded wire from 1979 was to blame. carleigh griffeth has been on the case from the beginning and joins us with more on what went wrong. >> it had corrosive chemicals and over a period of time it's easy to see how some connections would degrade. >> he says it would take several years for a wire to corrode as much as the ground wire found at heritage point community -- community pool. an examination found the wire. >> there is not a requirement in the code that that ground connection be regularly checked

at least once a year in north carolina do not include electrical work which means during the last inspection on july 26th, no electrical connections were tested. the county's report also cited electrical work done that required a permit but no permit was ever obtained and some of the work was never up to code. >> the idea is that if the ground was still intact, that when that short occurred, it >> reporter: there was no chance for a breaker to trip, sending electricity along another path and into the pool where 17-year-old rachel rosoff was found dead earlier this mofnltd mofnltd -- month. residents were visibly shaken at the tragedy that happened in their community. i'll tell you more of what they

carleigh griffeth, cbs north carolina. this was an incredible sight today as slain north carolina police officers were there to honor a fellow officer. he was shot while attempting to serve a warrant. the man accused, irving >> my brother tried to run. he shot my brother in the back. >> the department has heard it both ways that fenner was shot and want shot. they do not know if brackeen fired his gun. a temporary cease fire as the last chance for peace in

damascus. >> reporter: in the very first hour of the cease fire there were minor violations but by dawn everything seemed to be calm. in the final hours before the truce, bashar al-assad made an appearance. it was taken back by the syrian army three weeks ago. he vowed to take the rest of syria that's still in the hands of what he calls the terrorists but the truth is sides are exhausted and also overstretched. if the cease fire holds it will provide a press pit from the terrible carnage but will also include a flood of aid. first aid trucks have crossed the turkish border.

damascus. laugher on the streets of aleppo. it gave children the rare opportunity to play on a playground. the war has been underway for six years. edward snowden is making his case for a pardon. he was hoping the leaked documents would bring about change. snowden has been charged with violating the united espionage act and has spent the last couple of years in russia. he said he would return to the u.s. if he could be garn see ited a fair -- guaranteed a fair trial. president obama is resuming his role as campaigner in chief eye will work as hard as i can to elect -- elect hillary clinton as our next president

pennsylvania. donald trump is also in pennsylvania tonight but this time to roll out his child care policy. he will be joined by his daughter ivanka who spent a considerable amount of time working on the plan. this is her first appearance since her speech at the republican national convention. it didn't take long for last night's of hand. take a look the man you can see grabbing the protester by the neck and holding up a fist. he also appeared to grab a woman after she was being escorted out. the protester was removed but the trump supporter was allowed to remain. clel sigh clinton a-- chelsea clinton arrived in the

a how a student jumped into action during the louisiana flooded and provided ever need medical expertise. >> plus a drug that has proven effective has caught the ire of the federal government. how the dea is out lawing the herbal remedy. >> i-85 southbound, we're continuing to monitor the

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three north carolina colleges ranked month best. duke is at number 8, wake forest 28 and unc28. princeton took the top spot with harvard at second. and tonight we're hearing from a unc student hop went to the -- who went to the extra louisiana. the first year physician's assistant studies understand jumped in to help and was the only medically trained person on hand at two shelters. >> it was extremely positive and humbling. you had people who had nothing. they had lost everything and they were literally given shirt -- giving shirts off their backs to other people and

support. everybody came together. >> she plans to return to louisiana during fall break to volunteer with the recovery effort. the dea has added a covers am pain agent -- controversial pain agent. it's used for treating fatigue to treating addicts but it has the hy one man has been using it for three years to treat severe back pain. he can't believe buying it will be a felony eye know once i stop consuming it, i'm going to have the pain i had again. >> here in north carolina the general assembly briefly

his debut of "dancing with the stars." this is what the audience was seeing. well, abc quickly cut to commercial break moments after the man rushed the stage. both had tickets to be in the stage. >> so many feelings are going through my head. i wanted to do something i want completely comfortable with. i came out with a big smile. >> espn reports one of the suspects was heard saying help wanted to publicize it's a bad decision to have a liar be publicized as a star and it

for the 49ers-rams game, an unexpected guest showed up on the field. >> someone's run out on the field, some goof balance in a hat and red shirt. he's running down the middle by the 50, at the 30. he's bare chested and runs the opposite way. he run to the 55, the 4 -- 40. they are not going to get him. somebodyp >> well that was man interesting play by play, want it? san francisco killed l.a. 20-0. the streaker was the most exciting part of the night. >> that's interesting to say the least. well, a south carolina school is dealing with a snake problem tonight. you're looking at a photo of one of the five snakes found at

shoals high school. i'm kristin ketchell, still seeing sunshine. it was a pretty nice day, hot. temperatures were above average. we've got a few clouds out there right now. wet weather sitting down to the south and off to the southeast. not going to be an issue for us tonight or tomorr cold front brings us a chance of wet weather by thursday. temperatures still pretty warm. right now it's 89 in raleigh, durham and roxboro. 88 in lillington and 90 is your current temperature in fayetteville. these temperatures will be falling once the sun sets quickly this evening. by 8:00 down to 80 degrees. 77 at 10. by midnight 74 and we'll wake

60s. 67 by 6 a.m., with a little bit of fog possible. now the big picture here showing our next cold front pushing through the area eventually but as we head into the area, we're still mostly sunny hot and dry with temperatures close to 90 degrees for tomorrow. then that cold front moves in and that will cool us off a bet for thursday but bring us a few showers and storms on in the mid-80s and the cold front bringing us wet weather. this mr. stall to our south on friday. that's a small storm chance. it will be battling with high pressure to the north. we can expect a few showers on friday as well. the best chance will be further south on friday afternoon.

go, tomorrow does look dry but thursday and friday, our threat for showers fairly isolated. so not a widespread event on thursday or friday as the front moves in. in the tropics we're keep lag close eye on tropical storm ian. winds are at 45 miles an hour gusting to 60. it will be a fish storm, no threat for land slays it continues to work its way out through the and of the week. just a remnant low by friday afternoon but, still, it's been a fairly active season. we're always happy to see the storms stay off the coast and in the atlantic. high temperatures tomorrow across the area right around 90 degrees for most of us. 89 in raleigh. 88 in durham. 91 the high for your wednesday in fayetteville. mostly sunny skies for tomorrow. our next chance of rain comes in on thursday.

showers and storms. saturday is looking dry with a high temperature of 83 degrees. we're 84 on sunday with a better chance of showers and storms sunday into monday. temperatures are still in the mid-80s and the overnight low temperatures will be in the 60s as well. so a pretty nice stretch of weather coming our way. as far as our 3-degree darn tee we didn't hit the mark. we made it all the way up to 91 degrees. so this was a hot one. we're still doin month, $1,000 for seth's wish, an organization that helps the homeless. we're doing pretty well. temperatures in the 60s. >> count your blessings. coming up new at 6 -- >> my life has changed forever.

remains as student and football player. >> a unc student said she was raped and the school is not holding the person who did is responsible. >> plus, the ncaa pulse several championships out of north

i know more about isis then the apprgenerals do. age. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures.

we're continuing to follow the shut down on i-85. it has forced the southbound lanes to close near nc86. you're encouraged to take a different route, u.s. 70. as many as 15% of women who had a baby suffer from post partum depression or ppd. >> now researchers are trying to method social media. why the ppd app is available. >> reporter: michelle's son's first moments are well documented. >> we tried for a long time to have him. >> despite a difficult labor, she said life with the newborn

>> expressed so much gratitude for having him but then why is this so hard. >> reporter: first she attributed it to lack of sleep but later she sought help for post partum depression. with medication she recovered and when a study popped up on her facebook page, she wanted understand is what causes this. >> reporter: she's working with researchers to look for a biological cause. >> we needed to figure out another way of doing it. >> reporter: they turn to smartphones or social media asking any woman who experienced ppd symptoms to download an app. some are asked to mail in a

underlying boolings, then we can identify it, who would be at risk. >> reporter: then they could prevent it or treat it. she is already getting counseling hoping to avoid another bat with post partum depression. >> i'm doing everything that i can to prevent it. >> responses from 50,000 people across the world. to learn more, we have a link on our website. just go to wncn.com. it's amazing how many suffer from post partum depression. >> what's great is you have these avenues to get help this. breaks your heart when you see a young mother like that just crying. >> it's a lot to take.

north carolina news at 6 starts now. >> more major fallout over house bill 2 from the ncaa's decision to pull out. >> plus, accusations of rape against a unc football player and claims the university is not doing enough to hold him accountable. good evening.

>> i'm sean maroney. >> unc coach fedora said quote