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North Carolina Forecast: Brr!🥶 Cold start to the day makes way for mild Friday afternoon

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www.youtube.com – WRAL – 2025-03-07 09:02:11


SUMMARY: Meteorologist Anthony Bleon forecasts a cold start to Friday with high pressure building over the region. Today, expect highs around 59°F with partly to mostly cloudy skies and winds gusting to 20 mph. Tomorrow will be warmer with a high of 73°F, ideal for outdoor activities. Sunday brings cooler weather with a 20% chance of rain, mainly south of the Triangle. Next week, we may reach the first 80°F day on Wednesday. Remember to spring forward for daylight saving time this weekend, leading to later sunsets. Rain is possible Monday, primarily southward from the Triangle.

Bundle up! It’s going to be a chilly start to the day. Temperatures will be in the 30s as you wake up Friday morning. Highs will reach the upper 50s and low 60s by the afternoon. It’s also going to be a windy day – but nowhere near as windy as the past several days. We could see gusts up to 20 mph Friday.

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July 4 travel tips as people hit the road

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www.youtube.com – ABC11 – 2025-07-01 12:01:37


SUMMARY: This 4th of July weekend, a record-breaking 72 million Americans are expected to travel, with over 61 million taking road trips, creating heavy traffic. To avoid delays, AAA advises leaving early, ideally before 11 a.m., but only after thorough vehicle checks like tire pressure, battery, and having an emergency kit with essentials and a charged phone. Meanwhile, air travel will see over 5.8 million passengers amid packed airports and fewer flight routes, leading to crowded planes. Travelers should allow extra time at airports to avoid rushed sprints. Preparation is key for smooth, safe holiday travel both on roads and in the skies.

We’re only a few days from Fourth of July celebrations.

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Hundreds charged in health care fraud crackdown, including some in Triangle

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www.youtube.com – WRAL – 2025-06-30 22:25:10


SUMMARY: A nationwide healthcare fraud crackdown has led to charges against over 320 people, including some in North Carolina’s Triangle area. The fraud involves schemes like paying patients for treatments, receiving kickbacks from labs, and providing unnecessary medical equipment or therapy bills to Medicare and Medicaid. Acting U.S. Attorney Daniel Bubar highlighted cases such as a substance abuse clinic accumulating $25 million through kickbacks and equipment providers charging $39 million for unneeded items like knee braces. Immigrant communities were targeted for fraudulent services. Nationwide, defendants billed over $14.6 billion in false claims, prompting intensified enforcement in the Eastern District of North Carolina.

Some Triangle-area cases include issues of paying patients to receive treatment and getting kickbacks from a lab, sending medical equipment to people who didn’t need it and targeting immigrant communities to receive services that they didn’t need or never received.

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Frozen: How scientist are trying to prevent species from going extinct

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www.youtube.com – ABC11 – 2025-06-30 18:51:32


SUMMARY: The San Diego Zoo’s Frozen Zoo, celebrating 50 years, preserves skin, egg, and sperm cells from over 1,300 species to prevent extinction. Founded by Dr. Kurt Benirschke before cloning technology existed, it stores cells frozen indefinitely without feeding. The Frozen Zoo has helped revive critically endangered animals like the California condor and black-footed ferret. Scientists emphasize the urgency as many species face rapid decline. Their current mission is to train global facilities to replicate this effort, preserving biodiversity and genetic diversity to support vulnerable populations worldwide and enhance conservation efforts.

“Jurassic Park” raises that sticky ethical question about whether scientists should essentially play God by reviving extinct species. But one team at the San Diego Zoo is doing what they can to prevent species from going extinct in the first place.

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