Name: Second lady Karen Pence visits Camp Lejeune
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Description: Second lady Karen Pence spent time in North Carolina Thursday, visiting Camp Lejeune.

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Second lady Karen Pence spent time in North Carolina Thursday, visiting Camp Lejeune.

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Second lady Karen Pence visits Camp Lejeune

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I'm meteorologist, Amy Wilmeth in the WRL severe weather center. The unsettled weather pattern continues. We have a level one risk for severe storms for today and Wednesday and then a level two risk by Thursday, Thursday is a weather alert day. We'll have a cold front move through Thursday. We'll have more instability and a better opportunity for some of these severe storms for today and tomorrow, it's really just isolated hit and miss storms that will be possible. But any storms that do form could have some strong wind gusts in them for the weather alert day. On Thursday. It looks like it mainly be in the afternoon and evening, although a few storms will be possible in the morning as well. Damaging winds and hail look like the biggest threats with this system. And then it looks like we could still have some storms for the evening commute on Thursday and some spotty power outages would be possible. So we're keeping a close eye on Thursday again. I do think it will have a better chance of seeing some severe storms, but a lot of the energy might stay in our southern counties down into South Carolina that's a trend that we're noticing. Here's a look at Futurecast for today. Four o'clock this afternoon. Just some hit and miss showers and storms. Nothing really widespread. So, a lot of you will stay dry through the day today and I know we'll probably have some cannes watch parties for the game tonight. It's just isolated storms for that. And I know food fighters are a live outdoor event tonight. Um, and that looks like it probably stay dry, only a slim chance for a shower storm during that as well, which is good news Wednesday morning, a couple of showers possible for the morning commute but nothing really widespread. And then in the afternoon and evening, we'll have the potential for some showers and storms. Some isolated severe storms possible. By Thursday in the morning, we'll start off with some rain, maybe a few isolated thunderstorms. Thursday is a weather alert. We'll have the potential for some storms in the afternoon and evening in advance of a cold front. And right now it does look like most of the storm energy is in our southern counties, but everyone is under that level two risk for severe storms. We could see anywhere from a half an inch to maybe three quarters of an inch within the next five days or so. Today, temperatures will be warm in the mid to upper eighties. It's breezy. It's also humid with some spotty storms possible this evening for outdoor practices, mainly dry only a slim chance for a shower or a storm with temperatures staying in the eighties most of the evening, it's hotter tomorrow. 92 for the high with some isolated showers and storms around scattered storms, Thursday, some severe and we'll still have the potential for some storms on Friday with a high of 78. Saturday's dry with the high of 74 Mother's Day. Looks pretty good. Only a slim chance for a storm with a high of 79.

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Hey there. Good afternoon. I'm Noah Klein. Welcome to this afternoon's draws for Tuesday, May 7th 2024. Let's get it going here with Carolina pick three. That first pick three number is seven. Second number is zero third, number two, pick 35. Roll number is seven. Joining me for this afternoon draws our auditor from mcconnell and Jones L LP. Now let's move to the Carolina pick four. That first pick four number is seven. Second number six, eight. Fourth number is nine and our pick for a firewall number is five. The North Carolina Education lottery contributed over $10 billion education. Thank you for your support. Get your winning numbers each day at 3 p.m. and again at 11:22 p.m. right here on your exclusive station for the North Carolina Education Lottery.

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Good evening. I'm Gail Hurd. Welcome to tonight's joining for Monday, May 6th, 2024. Well, let's get started tonight with our Carolina pick three. Our first winning number is a three. Our second number is three again and our third number tonight is a six at our pick three. Fireball number is eight. Join me for tonight's joining is our auditor from mcconnell and Jones L LP. Now let's move to the Carolina pick four. Good luck. Everyone who's their first winning pick four number, it's a zero. Our second number is two. Third number is six and our fourth number tonight is three and our pick for a fireball number is also two. Well, turning now to the Carolina cash five. No one was the top price tonight. Tomorrow's top prize is estimated at $418,000. Good luck. Everyone who's at first winning cash five number. It's the number one. Our second number is four third number tonight is 22. Our fourth number is 26 and the final number in our cash five this evening is nine, the North Carolina education lottery has contributed over $10 billion to education. Thanks to your support. Get your winning numbers right here every night in your exclusive station for the North Carolina Education lottery. Thanks for playing. Have a great night.

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Loved ones are gathering for a memorial service for Deputy U.S. Marshal Thomas M. "Tommy" Weeks Jr.

GRACE WAS DRIVING WITH A REVOKED LICENSE AT THE TIME. >> RIGHT NOW, FAMILY AND FRIENDS ARE SAYING A FINAL GOODBYE TO ONE OF THE OFFICERS KILLED DURING THE SHOOTING IN CHARLOTTE LAST WEEK. WR IS NO KLEIN IS HERE WITH HOW THOSE WHO KNEW HIM BEST ARE REMEMBERING DEPUTY THOMAS WEEKS. KNOW, JEFF, WE HAVE HEARD A LOT ABOUT DEPUTY U.S. MARSHAL THOMAS WEEKS KNOWN BY THOSE WHO KNEW HIM BEST AS TOMMY. THE MEMORIAL SERVICE HONORING HIS LIFE AND SACRIFICE STARTED THIS MORNING AT ABOUT 10, 30. IT CONTINUES AT THIS HOUR. THIS IS A LIVE LOOK INSIDE. WE JUST HEARD FROM HIS WEEK WIFE KELLY WHO SPOKE ABOUT WHO HE WAS AS A HUSBAND. SHE SAID HE ALWAYS WANTED TO HOLD HER HAND. WEEKS IS SURVIVED BY HIS WIFE AND 4 CHILDREN. HE WAS WITH THE U.S. MARSHAL SERVICE FOR 13 YEARS. ALSO WORKED 8 YEARS FOR CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION. I WANT TO PLAY NOW PART OF HIS WIFE'S EULOGY. SPEAKING ABOUT TOMMY HAS JUST A GREAT FATHER. >> HE WAS A LOVING FATHER. TO NOT ONLY TO HIS KIDS, BUT ALSO HIS STEPCHILDREN. HE ENJOYED EVERYTHING FROM WATCHING. PATRICK WHEN HE WAS PERFORMING. TO HIS NIGHTLY GOOD. NOT HUGS AND I LOVE YOU TO ACT. HE WOULD MAKE DUNKIN DONUTS RUNS FROM MCKINSEY EVEN AFTER MOM SAID NO. ANY TO BRADY TO DC TO SEE US FIRST CAPITALS GAME YEARS. U.S. ATTORNEY GENERAL MERRICK GARLAND ALSO SPOKE AT THE SERVICE REFLECTING ON WHAT HE'S LEARNED ABOUT TOMMY FROM HIS COLLEAGUES. >> OUR OWN SAID AFTER HE SPOKE WITH WEEKS, HIS WIFE ON THE PHONE LAST WEEK, SHE ASKED WHAT HE NEEDED FROM HER TO SUPPORT THE MARSHAL SERVICE DURING THIS TIME LAST WEDNESDAY, PROCESSIONAL KERRY WEEKS, BODY FROM THE MEDICAL EXAMINER'S OFFICE TO THAT FUNERAL HOME IN MORRISVILLE. WE HAVE INFORMATION ON THE OTHER 3 OFFICERS KILLED THAT DAY AND WHO THEY WERE. YOU CAN FIND THAT OVER ON WRAL DOT COM. SO SAID WE'RE TALKING ABOUT

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