Name: Cooper, education officials discuss reopening NC schools
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Description: Gov. Roy Cooper and state education, health and safety officials provide a Feb. 2, 2021, update on the coronavirus outbreak in North Carolina and the state's response to it.

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Gov. Roy Cooper and state education, health and safety officials provide a Feb. 2, 2021, update on the coronavirus outbreak in North Carolina and the state's response to it.

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Cooper, education officials discuss reopening NC schools

Superintendent of Public Instruction Catherine Truitt

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Everyone. I'm meteorologist Peter Sherwood in the severe weather center, I'm tracking a disturbance that's moving across our state. It did bring us a quick shower overnight. That's why we have some damp streets and sidewalks out there this morning. It's also bringing some snow showers across the North Carolina Mountains where they are under a winter weather advisory. So as we take a look here, we are going to stay on the mostly dry side. Today, it is going to be breezy and a few clouds will move later on for the afternoon. A very small chances of a quick moving shower or Sprinkle could develop, but overall, most of us will be dry. And then as we head into tonight, we are going to see gradual clearing, allowing those temperatures to fall into the lower thirties. It's going to be breezy for today with winds out of the northwest gusting up to 25 MPH that is going to impact how it will feel. So while we are going to make it to 51 degrees, this after, it will actually feel like the forties feeling like 44 around noon and 44 around the two o'clock hour with those that feels like temperatures down. It's all because of the wind speeds that are moving in out of the northwest. We do have some below normal temperatures in place for today and that will likely continue into tomorrow, but temperatures are going to rebound for the weekend. We're heading back into the sixties on Friday and then we're going to see the upper sixties as we head into the weekend. So here's a look at the numbers here. We should be at 57 degrees. We are below that today trying to inch closer to normal on Thursday. But on Friday in the lower six and 68 will be our high temperature over the weekend. So if you are heading out to any holiday parades, perhaps you're heading to the Durham Parade or the Fayetteville or Holly Springs parade. We're expecting temperatures to range in the low to mid 50 s if you're heading to the Cary Parade that starts 2 p.m. temperatures expected in the sixties and we are going to stay dry on Saturday, which is good news for all those event planners. Now come Sunday, front is going to move in that front is going to produce some showers for us, especially as we head into the afternoon and evening, it's going to gradually clear out. And by Monday we'll see dry conditions, the temperature roller coaster will continue as well. We are back into the fifties as we head into Monday.

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Nightly N.C. Education Lottery drawings during the 11 p.m. News.

Good evening. I'm Tina S in cash. Bringing you tonight's lottery drawings for Tuesday, December 5th, 2023. 1st winning number in the Carolina pick three. Tonight is one that's followed by nine, third pick three tonight seven and our pick three. Fireball number is nine. Joining me for tonight's drawing is our auditor from mcconnell and Jones L LP. Now it's time for the Carolina pick for Jack takes three is our first winning number tonight, followed by seven, third winning pick for another seven, fourth pick for eight. And our pick for fireball number is three. Let's turn now to the Carolina cash five. If no one matches all five numbers to win the jackpot tonight, tomorrow's top prize is an estimated $331,000. Good luck seven is our first winning cash five number tonight followed by 25 third winning number 12. 4th cash five. Tonight is 27 and good luck. Our final winning Carolina cash five number is 32. The North Carolina Education lottery has contributed over $10 billion to education. Thanks for your support and get the winning numbers every night right here on your exclusive station for the North Carolina education lottery. Thanks for playing and have a good night.

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>> ACROSS AMERICA WITH MEGA JACKPOTS, IT'S MEGA MILLIONS. I'M JOHN CROW. IT IS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5TH AND TONIGHT'S MEGA MILLIONS JACKPOT IS AN ESTIMATED ANNUITY SIZE 377 MILLION DOLLARS TO WIN THAT JACKPOT. YOU MUST SEIZE 5 WHITE. PLUS A GOLD MEGA BALL. NOW. LET'S SEE IF I CAN MAKE YOU A MILLIONAIRE TONIGHT. OUR FIRST WINNING NUMBER TONIGHT IS 35 FOLLOWED BY 40. UP NEXT, WE HAVE A TEAM YOU NEXT NUMBER IS 67. YOUR FINAL WHITE BALL NUMBER FOR THIS TUESDAY EVENING AT 64 AFTER THE MEGA BALL NUMBER. THAT IS 18 IN TONIGHT'S WINNING NUMBERS.

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Daytime Pick 3 and Pick 4 drawings are held at 3 p.m. daily. They can be seen as live or on-demand video.

Good afternoon. I'm Gayle Hurd. Welcome to today's drawings for Tuesday, December 5th, 2023. Well, let's get started today with our Carolina pick three. Our first winning number is a nine. Our second number is five and our third number is nine again and our pick three fireball number is zero. Join me for this afternoon's joining us, our auditor from mcconnell and Jones L LP. Now let's move to the Carolina pick four. Good luck. Everyone who's at first winning pick four numbers in eight. Our second number is zero. Third number today is three and our fourth number is one and our pick four. Fireball number is two. The North Carolina education lottery has contributed over $10 billion. Education, get your winning numbers every day at three o'clock and again, 11:22 p.m. here in your exclusive station for the North Carolina Education Lottery.

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I'm Laura Johnson. Tonight. We have another life changing jackpot for you. It's worth an estimated $416.1 million to get those tickets out. Let's play that first number up is 18, followed by the number 27 tonight. We're gonna meet Dennis Goodman who won $150,000 playing powerball. Congratulations Dennis. Now, for the rest of those numbers, we've got 4528 rounding and out with 19. Your powerball number tonight. Good luck. Everyone is nine and your power play multiplier is three. Let's take a look at those numbers one last time. Remember there are multiple ways to win. We'll see you back here. Wednesday night. Good night, everyone. Thank you. It's time to play America's favorite jackpot game. This is.

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All eight state finalists are at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte for a press conference ahead of the N.C. High School Athletic Association football state championships this weekend.

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The family of 15-year-old Delvin Ferrell, who was stabbed to death at Southeast Raleigh High School on Monday, is speaking live at a press conference. 

<p>This is a tragedy that, that, that, you know, I think that the message to Devin friends is grieving. I think it is important for the community and the school to, to wrap their arms around the, the, the, the, the, the young people and to his friends and let them know that, you know, to keep, you know, to keep Devin name, you know, alive, you know, and they, and they, and they, and they keep them positive memories for them and to make sure that no one is, you know what I'm saying, that, you know, and not to, you know, get caught up in the media bureaucracy that's going everything that's going on, the circus that's going on surrounding it, you know, to let it play out in the justice system, there's support services, I mean, the support service, you have to have community, culturally competent, support people, meaning that when you have community, culturally competent support to support people, I mean, if you have, you know, someone from, uh, carry that, that, that has it, that went to uh University of North Carolina and she's never been down in this community. She cannot, she cannot support our Children and I'll stand firm on that. This, you have to understand that, you know, that some of our Children, they go to school, they may not have eaten their breakfast or they, you know, lunch may be their only meal. So how can you really support our kids? You know, and say that you truly understand what they're going through because as a community, this family alone in the last two years, we lost a niece, you know, in 2021 to gun violence and now we lost Devon, but there's been no support. It's like, ok, you put them in the schools, you know what I'm saying? But what about, you know, in the families, you know what I'm saying? You send them back home for what, you know what I'm saying? To, to, to heal themselves, healing needs to take place all around across the board other than the defendant. Who else or what else do you feel like? Needs to be held accountable for demon's death? I think that I think us as a community as a whole, I think that the school system, I think the law enforcement, I think that collectively we all need to come together and try to figure out a way how can we avoid more, in more incidents like this, as I stated, you know, there have been, there been over a period of last three months, there've been four or five kids underneath the age of 18 that's been, you know, lost the balance in the city, you know, and that should be a public outcry. How, uh you mentioned the community really coming together during this time, what's been helping you and your family just to stand here and this, I think, I think my sister who, uh her faith, her faith in God, you know, her faith, she's, she's the backbone. You know what I'm saying? You're talking about a woman who has, you know, triple cancer, who has lost a daughter, you know, during COVID who lost a granddaughter, uh, due to gun violence and just lost another grandson. So you, when you look at her strength and stuff like that, how can you not be strong? How can you not stand strong if you know, how can you not stand on faith if you could if you believe in God or not? But you know, she, she's living, you know, you know, proof, you know what I'm saying that, you know, there's some faith in something and she, and she sends her prayers out to the, to the, to the uh alleged, uh alleged, the alleged family members as well. She, you know, she, she sends her prayers out to the family. So we got two more questions and that's it. Do any of you all wanna maybe share like a favorite memory of Devin or how you hope he'll be remembered and his smile, smile. Always you get his smile. Because he always had a smile on his face no matter what. So his smile was definitely gonna miss him. You know, like about to like what she was saying, his smell and like everything about him really show me that's all I gotta say. Younger brother, older brother. Are you all mad at the school system for why this knife got in or how they handled anything? What do you think about it? I mean, it's a tragedy, you know what I'm saying? Like, you know, I think that they have to take a look at some things and figure they have to figure it out. You know, they have to make sure that this, you know, this type of incident doesn't happen again. One of the concerns um shared among the parents as well is just the, you know, are the students getting enough resources. I understand there may be some high risk students at that school or students who uh the area, I mean, is there but there's enough resources. I don't personally I haven't really looked deep into the resources, but from my understanding, from the mere fact that, you know, I think that there's so certain programs like the social emotional learning programs that they can implement in the school system, their mentors, their, their, you know, their credible messages that they could bring in the school system, they could put pair mentors in the school, they could put high risk intervention. It's a couple of things that they could implement in the school system in the city to try to avoid, to try to put people in, you know, in inside the system, the school system to try to make sure to, to, to deescalating situations like this before it becoming a crisis. All right. Thank you. All. So I make sure I know how to spell that. Can you hold that picture for me one time? Excuse, excuse me, let me, let me see. I mhm. You too. Yeah. OK. Yeah I yeah body right that it's just a tr I heard you guys.</p>

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