Name: On the Record: David Price
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Description: WRAL capitol bureau chief Laura Leslie sat down with David Price, who just finished his final term as Congressman representing North Carolina.

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I'm meteorologist, Kat Campbell in the severe weather center. Be sure to look up tonight. You can see four planets at once. Venus will be the brightest and easiest to find in the western sky north of Venus, closer to the moon will be Mars a little dimmer and then low on the horizon. Mercury and Jupiter, they're pretty close together. But if your view in the western sky is obstructed by buildings or trees may be a little hard to find them. It is going to be cool out there tonight. Make sure you grab a jacket 60 to the high at R D U today, about five degrees below normal for this time of year 61 in Fayetteville. And it gets pretty chilly tonight. Temperatures drop into the thirties for most of us. 36 in Roxboro, 35 in Southern pines. We could see some patchy frost in our northern counties and western or rural areas. But looking at the triangle wouldn't expect to see patchy frost loads tonight in the upper thirties even falling to 40 for Fayetteville and Clinton grab your coat in the morning, 39 at seven AM. 41 at eight am up to 47 with sunshine by nine AM, but we are going to warm up tomorrow afternoon. So be sure you dress in layers by the afternoon, you won't need the jacket anymore. 68 degrees with plenty of sunshine. A gorgeous Thursday, Friday, the winds start to pick up 76 degrees. It's warmer with a 20% chance for rain and Saturday. That's the chance for scattered showers, 81 degrees and very windy winds could gust 35 to even 45 MPH on Saturday tracking our next system. It is still on the west coast right now. Actually dumping snow in parts of Nevada. We're going to be watching the same system to arrive in North Carolina. By the time we get to Saturday, a warm front lifting through the area could generate a few spotty quick showers Friday evening and Friday night. These would be very light. Saturday is our better rain chance. Saturday morning into the early afternoon. I think that this model in particular may be a little too optimistic with how early the rain clears out. But the bottom line here is that the bulk of the rain would be early in the day. But with this front passing through, it's going to be windy all day long, 81 degrees Saturday. With that chance for rain early, if you're headed to Greenville, a reminder, you know, we expect this rain to be out of here by the time we get to the headliners on Saturday evening, Sunday looks great. 68 degrees with sunshine. But for the Dream Festival goers, you will want to wear some kind of water shoes. I would stay away from sandals, boots or combat boots would be best planned for some mud out there. Even without Saturday's rain, we've already seen over an inch of rain this week. So Dick Spark already looking pretty muddy out there from our live cameras. Friday, the Durham Bulls have their home opener. Should be around 73 degrees, mostly cloudy for the first pitch. We warm up into the eighties temporarily on Saturday, near 70 on Sunday and back in the eighties by the middle of next week have a great night.

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South Garner High School is hosting a press conference to name its next head football coach.

Coming out to this long awaited introduction. Um I know that it was a, it was a process, a very long process to finally get here. But I think it was a, it was a process that was much needed because we wanted to make sure that we've had that we found the right fit for South Guard football. And I think we have and I think that, you know, the future of South Corner football will be in very good hands in the coming years. And so with that being said, I will actually turn it over to our athletic director, Miss Mass. Good evening. Um A lot of you already know who I am. Um But those of you who have not met me, my name is Crystal Massenburg. I'm the fa director here at South Florida High School. Um This is my third year here um at South Garner. Um and South Garner um is my heart, is my home. So, um like Mr Fason said, we wanted to make sure that our next election going to be someone that was a perfect fit for South Garner, someone who could bring out that energy in our players someone who can get our players to the next level. Um And most importantly, someone who could mold our young men into grown men ready for the future, um and the community. So I'm pretty sure that we got it right. Um Coach Green began coaching in 2009 when he started grass roots football organization called the Durham Titans for eight years. He was active as the organization's president commissioner and the head coach to their oldest age groups. In 2013, he took the organization from a local recreation league to plan under the national umbrella of the American Youth football governing body. The Titans were the flagship A Y F organization in the triangle area. In 2014. Coach Green led the 14 and under Durn Titans to a national championship in Orlando, Florida with a perfect 16 and zero record in 2015 and 2016. Coach Green led the Titans back to Florida where they finished eight and fifth in the nation respectively after the 2016 season, coach Green dissolved the program and began coaching at Riverside High school in Durham for the 2017 season as the offensive line coach in that inaugural year, the Pirates produced the conference defensive player of the year. Chuck Manning North Carolina Central and who set a school record with 21 a half sacks in 2018. The Pirates celebrated their second conference title in school history with a 7 to 4 record while also repeating with the defensive player of the year, Dijon De Cruz, who is now at Western Carolina. In that same season, the Pirates had the state rushing leader in fo football D Anthony Brake, who is currently at Shaw University with 2,158 yards and 23 touchdowns while only giving up six sacks on the season. The 2019 season brought a different offensive attack where Pirates had Landon Sledge, a record holder and top 10 passer in the state with 3382 yards passing 42 touchdowns, 300 57 rushing yards and seven rushing touchdowns. Also, Devin Smith, who is currently at North Carolina Central University had a career year with 1281 yards receiving and 22 touchdowns which were both school records, which gave him enough to be named as the offensive player of the year in 2019. Green's online again, only gave up less than 10 sacks with only eight allowed for the season during the COVID season and fall of 2021. Coach Green moved to Vance County High School as an offensive coordinator during that season. Team finished second in the conference behind Southern Durn and averaged 30 points per game. The Vipers produced the conference lineman of the year and current E C U lineman Omari Allen. Coach Green returned back to Riverside for the 2022 season. As the assistant head coach, recruiting coordinator and O line coach, the Pirates improved from two and eight in 2021 to 6 to five and returned to the playoffs. I now introduce to you the head coach of South Florida High school football coach, Green Titan. How you doing? Tire? How you doing? I'm happy to be here. Um Thank you for uh Mr, thank you for coach Massenburg for selecting me. Uh I really appreciate the opportunity. Um Got a majority of my staff here. I appreciate you all here. Um I promise you this young man, you will be led by men that I trust. We're not just gonna preach family, we are family, his men over there have been at my wedding. They know my Children, they know my wife, so I don't preach it, we live it. So that's gonna trickle down from the top down to you guys. We're gonna bring the locker room together and we're gonna operate as one titan family understood. So some things, some core values um that we like to live by. So three PS everything you do do an approach with passion. You're gonna be excited about everything you do because we're gonna be excited about everything that we do. All right, we're gonna have poise, it's great to have passion. But if you have no control over that passion, you're gonna find yourself in trouble. So with that pause will become passion and next passion, poise and purpose. If you don't know why you're doing what you're doing, you'll fizzle out. You tap out, you look for a way out. You won't touch a line, you won't complete a block, you won't finish the run strong. You won't wrap up on the tackle, you won't keep your feet moving. You gotta know why you're doing it, who you're doing it for. All right, everybody has to have a destination when you get in the car, you know where you're going. That's the way, that's why you drive, how you drive, ok. Next, everything we do is gonna be with a level of drive. Drive, the deed stands for discipline. You gotta have that control. You're not gonna sacrifice the things that you want most in life for the things that are right in front of you. Right next is responsibility with accountability. You're talking about yourself with responsibility, you're taking care of the man next to you. So we got discipline, we got responsibility. Next, we got intensity. If you're gonna step on this football field in South Garner, you're gonna be intense. You're gonna have a level of edge with you. When you strike the ball carrier. When you're carrying the ball, when you're clearing the path, you're gonna have a level of intensity and that's also gonna carry over into these hallways, right? That GPA speaks just as loudly about you as your performance on that field. If you want to go to the level that you think you want to get to. And I say thank because a lot of people go and play college football and they find out really quick that they didn't have that purpose. That third P. So you gotta know why you're there and you gotta have that intensity. When you go the V and dr stand with vision, you gotta have, you gotta see a clear path. A cliche these days is trust the process, trust the process, but you have no idea what that process is. You're gonna struggle. One thing. My coaches and I are gonna do under the leadership of our principal and our athletic director, we're gonna lay the vision out for you, David. You gotta understand the, the standard. You're gonna go to class, you're gonna be on time. I'm already peeking in the power school. I wanna make sure that you guys know you're gonna be on time and you're gonna be present and you're gonna perform when you're in there because what you can do inside those classrooms and in these hallways and out in this community, you exemplify all of us. So what you do and how you carry yourself is extremely important. The last thing execution, one thing you have offensive coordinator, Corey Harrison say over and over and over execution is worship, execution is worship being able to do it one time is not special. Can you do it over and over and over again? Every single rep. Can you perform that execution when it's crunch time? Can you answer the call? Ok. Next thing I want to speak about is making a decision, make a decision. What do you want South Ghana to be? Because right now, I fear that South Guard is just a place, is just a building. We got to take South Ghana from being a place and turn it into a pedigree when we go out and we talk to these college coaches, when these college coaches come and see us, when we say South Ghana, what does it mean to the outside world 1st? It has to mean something to you. It has to be a pedigree. When you come from this place, it should mean something. If I stood up here and I had a maroon turn on with an H on it. And I said, I'm from Harvard. Everybody in this room knows what that means. If I had a crimson shirt on it, had an a on it. And I said, I'm from Alabama, that means something. What is S G gonna mean a year from now? Turn it from a place into a pedigree. Is that understood? Next thing after you make that decision, you gotta find a way as young men sitting in this crowd. And I see a lot of parents in here too as a grown man. That rite of passage to being a grown man is finding a way you all assume because you're teenagers and your kids, that your parents have all the answers and that we always know what we're doing. That is not true. You gotta find a way to get that 78-80. You gotta find a way to make that a passing grade to get that b up to a A that all comes from having that vision. Where do I want to get to? How can I get there are and lasting. The most important thing I started off with it. I don't preach family. I value family. We will be family and with family. I should be able to tell you when you're wrong. And as family, if I'm wrong, somebody's gonna tell me that I'm wrong and I have to accept that and I got to correct that you understand, collaboration is the way you succeed in this world. Nobody here did anything that they did on their own. So look to the man to the left and the right of you. That's who you're depending on. When you go home this evening, the people in that, in that house in those four walls, that's what you depend on these teachers in this building, whether you like the class or not, you're depending on that teacher to get you to where you say that you want to get to. We don't operate with rules on this team. We operate with expectations, expectations are things you can hold yourself to things you can hold me to as a teenager, when I heard rules, I wanted to break a rule, rules are made to be broken. Expectations were meant to be met. You understand that? So when I meet with you guys and you tell me where you wanna go and what you wanna do and how you wanna be, I'm gonna hold you to that cause that's the expectation you deviate from that expectation and we'll deal with it accordingly. You can be upset with me, you can be upset with the staff, but you said you wanted this. So we're gonna hold you to the line. We're gonna hold you to the standard and we're going to win games. We're going to take this place from being just a building to a pedigree. We're good on that. Appreciate y'all. Thank you. All right at this time, if I could have his coaching staff to join us on the stage again. Um Coach Green, we, me and Mr Fason and we did meet with some panel parents as well. We felt like um out of all of our candidates, we did have over 50 candidates to apply for this position. Um We felt like coach Green was what we needed as you just heard, um you know, expectations by having rules with expectations that it's gonna be a big part, um and being a family and holding everyone accountable in the hallways as well. So Miss Mass kind of lean back away. I'm gonna pass the torch to these guys, but I just wanted them to quickly introduce themselves um in their position. Um And then once they are done with that, we will do some photos and our meet and greet session will continue um, here at the auditorium. All right. So we'll start from closest all the way to the end. Uh Right here, we have coach Eli Sessions who's coming to us from Oxford Webb High school, former head coach. We're blessed to have him with us. He's gonna operate at the head coach level. All right. So wide receivers, he's gonna get up. He's gonna tell you that Hunters hunt hot is hot. The ball will be on time and that route is gonna be crispy right next. We'll have, uh, Coach Mag Wood. Coach Mad Wood, uh, was a former player to some of the coaches up here. Uh, went out to play college football the day he graduated. I sent him AD M on Instagram and I said, you're ready to pick the whistle up. You ready to come coach, he was there last season and he'll be, uh, I'm sorry, be CO O C also wide receivers, co DC secondary. And then we'll have coach Bill coaching our running backs. Our, our, our coach, Bill does produce 1000 yard rushes, no pressure. All right, we got coach Brian. All right, we got to get some quarterback fellas, nobody better in the business than that. That man. Right. There, he's going to get to the quarterback. All right, next we're gonna have Coach DJ Fred. He is our defensive coordinator. He also touching with the linebackers. All right, uh, coach will, he stops people from running the football. He keeps people off the scoreboard. So if you're interested in that, he'll be your guy. All right down on the end. We have Coach Hairston. All right. Coach Harrison, also by trade is a wide receiver. He'd be, he'd be tapping with our quarterbacks. Also, Julian get to know him, get to know him good. Again, the ball will be out on time. The routes will be crispy. We will have a passing game this year. All right, he is an offensive coordinator. All right, he scores points the years. He's had the offense to himself. He averages over 30 points a game. And then again, I'm coach Greg Green. I'm your head coach, but I also do offensive line. We will be the strength of this team. We win games in the trenches. Me and coach y'all, bro, we don't get along too good in practice, but that's my brother off the field, right? But we will compete in practice and we will produce nothing but excellence in the trenches, you understand, clapping up for coaches. All right, and that concludes our announcement. We will now have meet and greet. So our coaches will be up here at the front if you want to come down and introduce yourselves or to ask them any questions of your choice. Thank you all for joining us this evening and have a great night, China.

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The parents of Hailey Brooks, the 11-year-old girl who was killed by a runaway truck in the Raleigh Christmas Parade, speak after man charged with her death gets $250,000 bond.

Case I wanna talk about our family and we're gonna talk about. So, um we wanted to thank and this might sound crazy to me, but we wanna thank the Lord for giving us the strength to be here to walk this walk that we miss our daughter so much and we, the Lord has given us people to help us and, and we're so, so, so very grateful. We've had our family and our friends by our side, we've had our church community and our school community, the dance community and just the greater, the greater community here in Raleigh and abroad. You know, it, it's been four months and 10 days since that day. You know, we, we went to the parade as a family of five. It was a tradition for our family. We um it's gonna be Haley's first time dancing in the parade. We've gone ever since every year, since her 1st 1st birthday. And we went home that day as a family of four, our, our kids, her brother and sister still ask us why they didn't get to tell her goodbye. And that's excruciating for us. Um It's, it's forever changed the lives of our family and her friends and many strangers have reached out to us and we just want, we just want to let, we don't let people know who Haley was there. A lot of people that don't know who Haley was or a lot of people that did. Um, you know, we can't as a, as a father, as her parents, we can't really deduce towards the individual that she was. Um, but we'll try our best. Um She truly was a testament that we made in God's image. She was a beautiful little baby room that she walked into a, she was kind and caring and loving. She was brilliant and beautiful you. She was a free spirit who yearned to be around people. But she also loved to be by herself. She loved to read and, and dance and do art. She shined on the stage from the very beginning. It was, it was natural to her, but that really didn't define who Haley was. Haley Foundation for her son was, was geared around watching other people shine. She loved to give words of encouragement, she loved to give praise, she loved to give a big hug and that's what we will remember. Remember who she was. She, she loved to sit down and have a meaningful conversation to get to know people through questions. She was, she had a knack for coming up and just talking to you when she knew you needed it. And it's really special. She loved her family and her friends and God and she was unashamed to let you know um were here with us today. She would hate to see the pain and suffering that so many have gone through. She would pray that we all find happiness and that's provided through the hope that our Lord and Savior gives us as our parents along with the help of our family and friends. We are going to continue our legacy here. The best way that we can know there's some like Haley shirts walking around town, that's gonna, that's gonna be the name of the organization that we're gonna start to help carry on her legacy to do good in the community and her name in ways that we know that she would be happy. Um We will, we work to create change so that hopefully we don't see this happen again, like I said, were a tradition for our family and they should be enjoyed, but it should be done safely and we will work and it all means to make sure that meaningful safety requirements are put in place many requirements that so many thought were already there. They are put in place that we once again, King can enjoy parades. But I just want to thank everybody for their time and for the Raleigh Police Department and Mr Taylor and Judge Gregory for hearing the case and that's all we have. All right, take care

'She would pray we all find happiness: Parents of girl killed in Christmas Parade share memories

Landen Glass, 20, faced a judge on Wednesday and was given a $250,000 bond before being taken away in handcuffs.

<p>HEADQUARTERS IN RALEIGH. YOUR NUMBER ONE SOURCE. &gt;&gt; A 20 YEAR-OLD ACCUSED OF HITTING AND KILLING AN 11 YEAR-OLD GIRL IN THE RALEIGH CHRISTMAS PARADE IS NOW IN JAIL. GOOD AFTERNOON TO YOU. I'M JEFF HOGAN. &gt;&gt; AND I'M RENEE CHOU. THANKS FOR JOINING US. THIS MORNING. AT A BOND HEARING, THE JUDGE GAVE LANDEN GLASS A $250,000 BOND. THIS AFTER HE WAS INDICTED ON AN INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE LAST WEEK. DOUBLE YEARS. CHELSEA DONOVAN HAS BEEN FOLLOWING THIS CASE. CHELSEA, WHAT HAPPENED IN COURT TODAY? IT WAS A 45 MINUTE BOND HEARING. WE LEARNED JUST AN EXORBITANT AMOUNT OF INFORMATION MAINLY ABOUT GLASSES, ACTIONS OR REALLY NON ACTIONS LEADING UP TO THE DAY OF THE PARADE. &gt;&gt; GLASSES ATTORNEY WAS EMPHATIC TODAY THAT LANDEN GLASS TO KNOW WHY HIS BRAKES FAILED. HOWEVER, THE STATE SAID GLASS IS A DANGER TO THE PUBLIC HAS HE'S FAILED TO GET THE TRUCK. HE WAS DRIVING INSPECTED MANY TIMES OVER THE COURSE OF SEVERAL YEARS IN THE STATE SAID HE DIDN'T HAVE AN EMERGENCY PARKING BRAKE IS MODIFIED TRUCK. THAT TRUCK THAT KILLED HAILEY BROOKS, LANDEN GLASS WAS SURROUNDED BY HIS FAMILY IN COURT TODAY. THE FAMILY OF HAILEY BROOKS ON THE OTHER SIDE GLASSES ATTORNEY SPENT 20 MINUTES TALKING ABOUT GLASSES, CHARACTER AND THAT HE'S HAUNTED BY WHAT HAPPENED AND SAID HE WOULD DO ANYTHING TO BRING HAYLEE BACK. HIS ATTORNEY SAID THERE'S NOTHING WRONG WITH THIS TRUCK PRIOR TO THE PARADE OR THE DAY OF AND ON THAT DAY WHEN HE LOST CONTROL OF THE TRUCK, HE PUSHED THE BREAK. ALL THE WAY TO THE FLOOR AND THE PASSENGERS INSIDE OF HIS TRUCK HIT THE AIR HORN TO WARN PEOPLE IN THE FLOAT AND SPECTATORS. GLASSES. ATTORNEY SAID HE PULLED THAT PARKING BRAKE AND IT LOCKED UP. BUT THE STATE SAYS BLASS HAD NO PARKING BRAKE STATE SAID THEY TESTED GLASSES TRUCK AND FOUND NO SIGN OF BRAKE FAILURE. ONE BIG PIECE OF INFORMATION FROM THE STATE IS THEY SAID LANDON GLASS TOLD POLICE AFTER THE INCIDENT ABOUT 6 MONTHS PRIOR TO THE PARADE, HE CHANGED HIS BRAKE FLUID OUT AND ACCIDENTLY PUT IN TRANSMISSION FLUID IN AND THEN TRIED TO FLUSH THE LINE AFTER</p>

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Erin Gannon has been teaching for 26 years. For the past couple of years, she's been teaching third grade at Davis Drive Elementary -- and she loves teaching kids that age.

POSTED MORE INFORMATION ON WRAL DOT COM. >> OUR TEACHER OF THE WEEK AS UNIQUE WAY TO KEEP PARENTS IN THE LOOP ABOUT WHAT'S HAPPENING AT SCHOOL WRAL'S BRIAN SHRADER ME TO WAKE COUNTY EDUCATOR WHOSE LOVE OF PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDES A CONNECTION TO THE CLASSROOM. >> AARON GANNON HAS BEEN TEACHING FOR 26 YEARS FOR THE PAST COUPLE OF YEARS. SHE'S BEEN TEACHING 3RD GRADE AT DAVIS DRIVE ELEMENTARY IN CARY AND SHE LOVES TEACHING KIDS THAT AGE. >> A YEAR THEY HAVE HIS 3RD GRADERS ARE SO MUCH GROWTH THAT HAPPENS AND THEY REALLY MATURE. GANNON LOVES PHOTOGRAPHY AND SHE LIKES TO TAKE PICTURES OF HER STUDENTS TO SHARE WITH PARENTS. THEIR PARENTS ASKED THEM WHAT TO DO TODAY AND THEY'RE LIKE NOTHING. I WANT TO RECESS. LUNCH IS THE BEST PART OF MY DAY. BUT THAT'S NOT TRUE. THAT'S NOT TRUE. I LOVE IT. WHEN PARENTS LOOK AT THOSE PICTURES AND THEN NOW I KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON AND GANNON LIKES FOR HER STUDENTS TO HAVE A SAY IN WHAT THEY'RE LEARNING. ANYTIME YOU CAN SHARE YOUR PASSIONS WITH THEM IS GREAT. BUT EVEN BETTER WHEN THEY GET A CHANCE TO SHARE THOSE PASSIONS BACK WITH YOU. AND AND YOU TAKE THAT SERIOUSLY. AND YOU SAY THIS IS SOMETHING THAT WE CAN ALL DO TOGETHER. LET'S LEARN A LITTLE BIT MORE ABOUT THIS BECAUSE THIS IS WHAT WE'RE INTERESTED IN. IS REALLY IMPORTANT. AARON GANNON IS WRAL'S TEACHER OF THE WEEK. I'M BRIAN SHRADER, WRAL NEWS. >> WHAT A UNIQUE IDEA. PICTURE PROOF THAT THEY WERE BUSY AT ALL DAY. YOU CAN LOOK AT ALL OUR HONOR TEACHERS AND NOMINATE A TEACHER YOU'D LIKE FOR US TO RECOGNIZE BY GOING TO WRAL DOT

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