Name: Sky 5 flies over Southeast Raleigh High School, which is under Code Red lockdown
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Description: Sky 5 flies over Southeast Raleigh High School, where a stabbing was reported.

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Sky 5 flies over Southeast Raleigh High School, where a stabbing was reported.

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Sky 5 flies over Southeast Raleigh High School, which is under Code Red lockdown

Sky 5 flies over Southeast Raleigh High School

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Hello, everyone. I'm meteorologist, Mike Mays in the WRL severe weather center. Get ready for a wet morning commute. Our forecast at 8 a.m. Grab the umbrellas as you're heading out, there will be rain in the area and jackets will be needed all day 42 at 8 a.m. But our forecast on the road in the morning, our lowest 40 that should be around 6 a.m. 70% chance of mainly light rain at that point, mainly light rain at 89 and 10 a.m. And by 10 a.m. we're up to about 44 and hour by hour for the day. Tomorrow, we go from 55 here in Raleigh today to 56 in Fayetteville to 48. Now, rain should be confined just to the first part of the day. And then as the system moves out into the Atlantic, we lose the support for rain. So it should cut off roughly around lunchtime and then clearing skies later in the afternoon. So kids going to school in the morning, you going to work, you'll face a wet morning commute on the way home. It's a different story. It will be dry, it will be breezy. It will still be chilly and we'll see a little bit of sunshine. And there is the system we're talking about. It's an area of low pressure in the upper atmosphere that it will be spinning through the area. The freezing level will come down. We'll see rain. There could be a few sleep pellets mixed in. It's like no big deal off to the west in the mountains. There's likely to be a little bit of light snow. So take a look at what we expect for the day. Tomorrow. 38 in Boone, there's still some snow around up there. 48 for us. 50 in Fayetteville, 51 in Wilmington and then poop, it's like flip flop for Thursday, which we'll see in a second. But these are the rainfall totals per the certain models in the house. Future cast about 2/10. The American model now is up to about 3/10. The European model about 2/10 and the Nam Model about a quarter of an inch. Any way you look at it, we will have rain in the morning, but it's just not going to be a whole lot. It may be enough to slow you down. Now for Thursday, full sunshine, we don't see any clouds. It's a southwest wind that pushes up to 61 in Raleigh 62 Fayetteville, 60 in Wilmington, 52 at Boone. And then on Friday, we'll call it partly to mostly cloudy 63 for the high 65 in Fayetteville, then cooler for the upcoming weekend. So our forecast as we head into the overnight light rain will be developing roughly around 2 to 3 a.m. lasting through about lunchtime, 36 in Roxboro, 40 in Raleigh 42 in Fayetteville. And then tomorrow it's morning rain afternoon will be dry. It will be breezy. It'll be cool. Eight in Raleigh 50 in Clinton 45 in Roxboro. Check out your seven day forecast. A couple of nice days, especially Thursday, Friday. There'll be a lot of cloud cover around but it's still mild. 63. We have Groundhog Day. If the Groundhog sees a shadow, that means six more weeks of winter, we expect him to see a shadow. Saturday and Sunday were cool but we are dry. Excuse me, the next chance for rain should be Monday of next week. The high temperature around 51. That's our forecast update for this Tuesday night. Have a great night and I'll see you tomorrow. Take care.

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Family and friends of two women killed in Apex in January are gathering to honor their lives. The man accused of shooting the two women was charged with both of their murders.

Said, you all come in, you put some tape up, you do a quick investigation, you take the take down and then you run and you go on about your day and you all never think about us again. He said, but when we see a police officer get killed, he said, you all will move heaven and earth to provide support and to do everything in your power to make sure that justice is done. Uh And, and that, you know, the, the police department or the police officers that were impacted by, that have the support that they need. And I had never, I had never heard anybody explain that to me before. Um, but sitting there in that session, um he made some, some very valid points and I understood where he was coming from and, and it's something that I've carried with me throughout, uh since that conversation to make sure that the police department and any police department that I, I may lead in a moment of tragedy and a moment of crisis in our community that the people impacted by, that know and understand that it is, it is our tragedy and we are all impacted by it. And so for the family and for the loved ones, uh I hope we have done you all honor uh and, and justice and how we have tried to support you all uh through this enormous tragedy. I wanna thank, you know, everybody for coming out to support this event. Um I especially want to thank the people that showed up that day. Uh It wasn't just Apex Police officers uh that showed up uh to answer the call that day. Uh I wanna thank the Apex Fire Department uh for their staff. Uh Wake County Ems um Wake County Sheriff's Office, some of their deputies even responded out there to, to help and assistance that day. And, and I also want to thank our partners in the media um when, when we had our press conference to talk about this and when we were releasing the 911 calls, um we made a request of you all and, and I want to stand up and publicly say that I, I thank you for honoring that, that request. Um You know, sometimes the, the police and the media can, can have a tough relationship. Um But I, I wanted to say publicly that I really appreciate uh the, the dignity and the just the compassion that you all showed in display uh in honoring the, the wishes. Uh Lastly, I want to thank the men and women of the Apex Police Department. Uh It is an extreme honor of mine to, to lead this organization and work alongside you. And I, I could be more proud to stand up here as your chief um for the courage that, that, that you all display on a daily basis, not just that day, um but on a daily basis, but in particular, that day, you know, it's, it's interesting. So that day was, was MLK holiday uh when this, this tragedy happened and we had had a series of um community events that weekend leading up to the holiday. And one, we had a um a panel discussion um and a presentation. And so we were talking about, you know, police community relations and, and where the conversation went. Uh One thing that came up in that conversation was, you know, for, for police officers, the, the Guardian versus the warrior. So that was a conversation that I had just had before this tragedy happened. And just this past Friday, I was speaking with a, a university class. And one of the questions that I gotta ask from one of the students was that very question chief? Where do you stand on the Guardian versus the Warrior? And over the last, you know, several years that has been a, a great topic of discussion. It's been a question that I received uh an enormous amount of times. Um And whenever I get that question, uh my answer to that question is what I look for in a police officer, any police officer is somebody who has a guardian heart and a guardian mind, but somebody who has warrior courage and a warrior skill set, because there's nothing worse for any community that at the end of time of me, when you need warriors and you find out in that moment that you don't have warriors. Uh And so I'm proud to stand up here before you to say that we're all blessed that day that we had warriors answering that call because this tragedy as tragic as it is could have impacted a lot more families if they wouldn't have been able to step up and do what they did. And so I greatly appreciate you all for, for what you did next up. I would like to call Doug Stride to offer some remarks on behalf of the Taylor family. Thank you, Chief Armstrong. I am one of the pastors of Hope community Church here at the Apex Campus of Hope. Nancy was a member of our church and also the mother of one of our staff members. So this hit close to home and I want to publicly thank the police department Chief Armstrong and our mayor. I think already we have seen the beautiful humanity and vulnerability of both of these men who helped lead our community. And I'm personally grateful for that. I wanted to share some thoughts written by the family, by Nancy's family. We are still in disbelief about the tragic and sudden passing of our mother and grandmother, Nancy Taylor. We will be celebrating her, her life in the days to come. But tonight we mourn alongside everyone here as members of the town of Apex are still in shock by the events that happened on January 15th. We want to thank the brave first responders who arrived almost immediately to try to save Nancy and disrupt the unbelievable and tragic situation they were presented with. We are grateful to live in a town like Apex where events like this bring us closer together to support each other in tragic times like this. We are so grateful for all the support we have received from our neighbors, friends and the community around us. These past two weeks. As we have mourned Nancy's life, many people have asked, who was your mom, who was your grandma? Nancy Taylor? She moved here three years ago to be closer to her two grandsons. She attended every baseball game they played in and was involved in their lives here. She always wanted to be the grandmother who was there and present and she loved being there and not only cheering for her boys but for their teammates as well. The most important thing to her besides her family was her faith and her relationship with Jesus Christ. She mentioned that one of her favorite things to do was to pray and our faith is probably the only thing carrying us through this horrible time. We have heard many stories from her neighbors and friends that would see her walking, her beloved dog, Danny. And during those walks, she was often praying and singing worship songs as she enjoyed walking close to downtown Apex. She loved getting to know her neighbors and was always offering a lending hand when help was needed. And even the Children in her neighborhood lovingly referred to her as grandma. But tonight, we are just grieving our mother and grandmother, but her good friend and neighbor Gabrielle, we are thankful she had neighbors like Gabby who cared for her when she was sick or needed a listening ear. We need more people talking to their neighbors and caring about what's going on outside the walls of their own homes. And as I close as a pastor of Oak community church, we want you to know that we are here, Pastor Kevin Apex Baptist and our faith community is here to serve all of our community during this time of need. I and I'm sure some of us will be hanging out even after this time if you want someone to talk to you or if you would like to at any point, reach out to our church and allow us to help with the healing process of this great tragedy. Thank you. Next, we will have Laura Frankie to provide remarks on behalf of the Raymond family, on behalf of the Raymond family and all who love Gabrielle. We want to thank the town of Apex Mayor Gilbert, the first responders and the Apex Police Department for their care and compassion during this time and for guiding us through this nightmare with empathy and understanding in the wake of a tragedy, people are often described as having been able to light up a room that was not Gabrielle. Gabrielle was never looking for attention or praise despite her frequent acts of selflessness, thoughtfulness, kindness, creativity, and love. So when I say that she did not light up her room, what I mean is that she could light up your heart, your life, her smile and laugh were infectious. Her love of her family and friends was evident in her day to day life and even more exemplified during the holiday, birthday vacation or really any special occasion. It was clear that Gabriel loved her life, loved her family, friends and work, loved to give to others and in return was so very loved. It is hard to describe this event as a loss. It was a shock, a crime, a life cut short by an intentional act of unnecessary violence. We did not lose her. She was stolen from us having to grieve a death that did not have to be has been the hardest part of all while our lives cannot possibly continue in the same way they did before we can carry Gabrielle's spirit and legacy with us. We can continue these acts of kindness, big or small we can do for others without the expectation of praise we can give from the heart, we can focus less on lighting up an entire room and more on lighting up the lives and hearts of those who love tonight. Excuse me tonight, we will each light a candle to not only honor the lives of Nancy and Gabrielle, but to come together and mourn their loss in the midst of grief. The candle light can serve as a beacon of hope, hope for solace in the moments of despair. Hope for days of healing. Still to come hope that the flame serves as a reminder. Even in our darkest moments, there's always a glimmer of light. Tonight, we ask that you allow the promise of hope to take root and know that as you walk down this unfamiliar road, you are surrounded by love and by grace and you are not alone. At this time. I asked Mayor Gilbert and Chief Armstrong to step forward and light the family scandals. I got a dark, ok. At this time to honor Nancy and Gabrielle. I would like for everyone to join us in a moment of silence. Thank you. That's been mentioned tonight several times. It's important that it's crucial that we remain unified in this community. I'm sure that's what Nancy and Gabby would have wanted. And let's be sure that how they illuminated the lives of their families in this community forever burns downtown. It remains a little I also want to share with you if you are in need of any community resources, please reach out to our police department and they can assist you with that. And of course mentioned, our faith partners are here as well. Also like to add that our War Tower is illuminating purple and honor of Nancy and Gabby as well. I've also been asked by cap and whistle to share with you. There are books for you to sign condolences uh to share with the family. So please come up after we finish the night. And also um you can dispose of your candles in the bucket some r in the courtyard. So thanks everyone for coming out. Continue to live with family prayers and family. Know that we love you. Thank you, everyone. We're now having to be an addiction. I'd like to thank the town of Apex near Gober t are strong and this involved decrease space thst to grieve and our Debbie and Nancy in the midst of if there are times and troubles, what's encouraging? I don't see it right now to look around and see the support of of this community. Apex is known as the peak of good living you or what this the heat of her. So thank you for your support. Like me, Doug mentioned earlier myself, Doug Chapman Kevin. We're here if anyone would like to talk or need anything. But is it close? That's right. Again, Father God, we come before you to remember and honor the lives of Nancy Taylor and Go Raymond. We thank you for the warmth of their presence and the light they brought into the lives of their families and friends. As we hold their memories in our hearts, we seek your comfort in the midst of grief. May the flames before us symbolize the enduring love we shared with Nancy and Gabriel and our collective sorrow, grant us the strength to support one another and find solace in the cherished moments we had guide us as we navigate this difficult journey of Los made the memories of Nancy and Gabriel inspire us to live with greater kindness, compassion and love within our community. We pray for strength, courage and peace for all who are affected. We are grateful for the first responders, our police department and the town for their response to this tragedy. This is the peak of good living and we pray for your protection over the town of God in the midst of, of hurt. You are good. You're good because we have hope of your love for us and the sacrifice of your son Jesus for the forgiveness of our sins. So that one day we too may be reunited with you for all of eternity. So we ask that you be with us in this time of healing and thank you for loving us. It is in the holy and precious name of Jesus Christ that we pray. Amen. Yes. Yeah. Take me more than the direct about. Ok, I can look that. So we've got you think of 2019? I like it. We can. No. Yes, thank you too. Need your help. So. Oh yeah and that ok, these are, yeah, that's what for to try to make the basic right? Yes, I'm just trying to get that done. He's got like seven good. Right? He jumped. Yes. She she yeah, she, no. Yes, thank you. It's cold. Ok, fine. Three. Yeah. Yeah, hi. Hi. Sorry I hear you. Bye. I think the seven. Well, along with let me uh put your mic flag at you and your wife found. Who did you have like 671? It was what? Your wifi 10. No, I I, oh I, I don't know if you need it. I got all kinds of stuff and I got a little bit of more than 100. Let's take a step back as a loving grandmother. Let's take a step back. You up, you got the, you got that tower lit up in, in purple for her too. Yes, sir. You reference that. Yes, sir. Did you hear some bikes in there you want to use? I'm sorry. Did you hear some bikes in there that you want? Thought I was trying to listen and track some down. I think I got something. I, yeah, I mean we, we got heights though that we use. They, they pulled some at the back. So it wasn't in vain. He said, oh my mate. Yeah. Yeah. Are they doing a story on your belt, man? What you?

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