it was a busy day for city and dot road crews. >> they'll get hit at the same time. we spread out. we have 100 crews in the county. there are six sentience -- six sections in the county. all sections are hit at the same time. jon: in a day, it went from [indiscernible] but what happens tomorrow still very much depends on what else happens tonight. again, for folks living in areas where there is a delay tomorrow, wake county is the best example -- a three-hour delay. check abc11.com. there is no guarantee that that tisha: snow days aren't the only things piling up in the triangle. so is the trash. a view of the icy conditions that drivers are dealing with in durham. trash and recycling collection was suspended for two days now. for friday pick up -- have your bins out today if you are scheduled for tuesday. steve: we asked mike walden about the cost of the storm. he says the state produces about $1.2 billion in output every day. many businesses shut down on friday. the walden pointed out that lots of relativity can be made up at many opted for a hotel. you can file a complaint if you feel a hotel participated in price gouging. tisha: first witnesses talking about their personal challenges in qualifying id cards. a 94-year-old woman is filed by the state and delay cp. -- naacp. critics argue the id requirement is discriminatory against black and latino residents. the law was changed last summer so that people having trouble with the id can vote anyway. steve: nine historic my meds were targeted late last month. the award is now 35 hundred dollars for information leading to the arrest of vandals. the cemetery wants them held accountable for their actions. and a contentious battle over a proposed grocery store plays up again. tisha: a developer wants to build a publicx-anchored shopping center. angelica: the development planners are planning to ask the committee to help them rezone this land from residential use to commercial use. the problem is that residents in the area are not happy with that. and talking to some of them, they say they moved out here for the quiet atmosphere and they worry that adding a shopping center will bring traffic and noise and construction. and they don't feel the area needs more retail right now. >> there are 18 stores in this if the neighborhood grows and we are seeing a big increase in the time comes, think people would be open to it. but right now, it is too early. angelica: the town planning board's meeting at 6:32 top about this land you see right here. we are going to sit in that meeting a let you know what happens tonight at 11:00. tisha: a grieving father speaking out to not a day after his son lost his life after being attacked by a dog. . steve: what he did yesterday that he normally doesn't allow. tisha: a group at n.c. state is making it their mission to take the pain out of a carpal drama. and hoping for even warmer temperatures. temperatures will stay fairly mild. even tomorrow morning, many of us won't even get to freezing. so there shouldn't be any re-freezing of moisture on the roadways. tisha: i father fight your tonight after a dog kills one of its sons. steve: nicole carr spoke to the father this afternoon. the coal: so many folks have been asking what were the children during right before the start attack. we don't have those answers, but we know they were in the field behind the home. >> is the chowder completely alert? >> no, he is not. [indiscernible] clerks[indiscernible] nicole: they drove as fast as they could to get to their boys. they thought the commotion was because the boys were on the neighbors property doing something they were not supposed to be doing. they were wrong. the seven-year-old in the pit bull that attacked him were dead. the eight-year-old with asp attacked back with a pair of shearing clippers. the neighbors dogs had been aggressive before and those neighbors also say that the boys provoked the dog. nothing is confirmed. all we know is the child is dead, a child described a special. >> it kind of blows my mind he was an eight -- he was even outside. [indiscernible] tisha: such a tragic story. the tsa reveals how many handguns it intercepted at rdu. steve: and also what they found that one bag at the airport. plus, a project we can all get behind. trying to attack the problems in the carpool. we have breaking news 1 out on the road. this is west raleigh. things are looking up. that snow and ice is melting away. check out the beltline in raleigh. this is the beltline at glenwood avenue. we are shooting down on glenwood. meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet that can do more. we do more games, and more streaming. so we need more speed. that's why we switched to time warner cable. now we can connect more devices, at the same time. hi grandma and grandpa! ha, look at that! [laughs] time warner cable even has an internet plan for us. get 50 meg internet for $39.99 per month and ask about free installation. steve: here is a live look at rdu and -- terminal 2. the blizzard in the narrow seized sending a ripple effect here as well and airports across the country. -- the blizzard in the east coast sending a ripple effect here as well as airports across the country. but things are looking up. some passengers parakeet to the rdu airport. tisha: the tsa says more than 2600 firearms were intercepted at check. went across the country here at rdu, that number -- and check out this item confiscated at the rdu. this was an inert rocket it. tisha: n.c. state engineering school. their hope is to relieve a daily headache. steve: they are taking on the task to improve afternoon carpool. n.c. state students. they met with the principal and members of the pta. their goal is to improve flow and safety. there could be all kinds of streamlined carpels. tisha: if you are a parent or student that has waited in the carpool line -- steve: i know. they can only get better. we won't have many buckeyes concerns tonight. because it is not going to give below freezing. chris: absolutely. some near the virginia border will get to 30 degrees. 15 years ago today, i know three inches of snow fell in the triangle, the biggest snow ever. that brought the region to the -- to a standstill. it fell within a 36-r period. it -- 36-hour period. at times, it was snowing at a rate of four inches per hour. some heard thunder. in the last 10 years or so, we've had big snowstorms that tallied up to six to 10 inches around here. it will be tough to match that one. biffle sunset in many areas with high clouds overhead. at rdu, temperatures down to 46 after hitting 51 today. 38 south hill, 42 rocky mount close to 60 there today. upper on the midwest, toward memphis, 63. 64 dallas. some areas south of the triangle might get to the 60's. the weekend, many of us will be 60 or higher. a lot of high clouds around. they will then out later on tonight. they are not producing any rain. there is snow here causing a few problems in the upper midwest. and a front attached to that will not have much moisture. but the one behind it on wednesday will have some rain. certain not -- so tomorrow, a nice, mild day. low mid 30's, about 30 or so roxboro. heading out tomorrow morning, skies should be fairly there -- should be generally fair. by the noon hour, very mild 61 in fayetteville. a lot of melting will continue tomorrow. snow and sleet pack is still pretty dense, about 10 inches of snow. it'll take a lot to get rid of. now we jump ahead to wednesday. and it starts out just after midnight fairly dry. in the morning hours, the rain comes in. it will be fairly light. but it will be cold, too. notice our temperatures only in the 40's during the day with often on light rain. but it moves up pretty quickly. and the question is for thursday. should be dry wednesday night. an area of low pressure off the coast. the trend has been further east. but he could easily go back further west. there may be some rain on thursday and it could begin as a wintry mix briefly. but those are a lot of ifs. anything at all like what happened last week. 50 tomorrow, much cooler wednesday. 46 with some rain, mainly light. thursday, slight chance of rain mainly east of the tribal. we will watch those trends. then check out the weekend, 68 or close to it on saturday and maybe some mid 60's by early next week. it will be like december work outs will -- where gets warm and stays warm for days on end. but 60's next week, above average. steve: here is a look at what we will have tonight at 11 :00. shots fired at police officer's right outside a mall here in north or lineup. the moments that led up to the gunfire and what we have learned about the shooter. tisha: we will -- after pounding the cardinals, the cardinalspanthers mark: wrestling gets the big time. grapplers mark: folks in northern california -- northern carolina, there has been a home state team to root for. super bowl bound and super bowl favorites, a spectacular sunday in charlotte. joe: you are right about that. the fans literally rocking this building last night. the press box is on the sweet level. near the end, the table that i was sitting at, literally rocking back and forth. fans were rocking the stadium. ron rivera said it is business as usual. they will do a typical game week set up, basically like they will be playing the broncos on this coming sunday. of course, they've got two weeks to prepare. the enormity of last night's comp smith will still be -- last night's accomplishment will still be sinking in for the panthers. >> these guys in this locker room, they have been pushing us to be better and better. >> a good football team. we will have to give them everything we have. joe: left off the highlight shows what may have been the play of the game -- after this patrick peterson intersection, he appears to be aiming towards peter t -- only to be dragged down. >> me going down, really gave them zero point. >> that gave us the chance to make the next turnaround. it was all about it for now. joe: i mostly spectacular sunday, there were a few thomas davis broke his arm. surgery today was successful, leaving open the possibility he will be back. >> my understanding is, if everything goes well, we are excited about that possibility. he will see the doctors and trainers tomorrow morning and see how he is come wednesday, thursday, friday. joe: some positive news there. roman parker had an eye injury in the game. didn't return. he was supposed to be with the doctors. we didn't get an update. but it seemed he would be ready to play, at least last night. the players are given the day off from the media today. as you said, mark, las vegas making the panthers a 4.5-point favorite early on. smart money might be on the panthers. mark: hard to see anybody slowing them down at this rate. week's top toy five hoops poll. oklahoma remains number one ahead of carolina despite losing to iowa state this week. north carolina did not upset the number one. iowa all the way up to number three. miami 15th. they host do tonight. they held on by their fingernails this week. they cannot afford to lose tonight. some good basketball tonight. wrestling i mentioned as well. and another story from joe mazur who has been working round-the-clock down there since the beginning. steve: that is a good game tonight with duke in miami. mark: this will be another want to see if the blue devils can keep rolling in the right direction. tisha: that is our report. news continues at abc11.com, steve: world news tonight with david muir starts now. have a great evening. tonight, the blizzard of 2016. 30 killed, a mother and child in

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