john: alexis? >> i think the system is rigged in favor of corporate interests against the individuals. donald trump is able to use the bankruptcy code to discharge debt that he owes his lenders four times in bankruptcy. but students who go broke are unable to discharge their student loans in bankruptcy. john: do you agree with bernie sanders who says it's unfair and we have to redistribute? >> a lot of the wealth is redistributed upwards. the top 20% of earners pay 80% of personal income tax in this country. the flat tax is simple. eliminate ways corporations are able to cure special privileges and special benefit. and it make it easier for everyone to pay their taxes. >> wealthy people have more benefit from taxation and they should pay more taxes. reporter >> government take away opportunity for young people to get in there and provide competition to some of the established companies. my makeup and hair was done by a young entrepreneur woman. she had to spend 1,5. >> 0 hours getting licensed. we

>> but jesus dismisses john's plea. it is he who has come to be baptized by john. his baptism will be like no other. >> i think the baptism of jesus by john is a crucial part of the story. it tells us, if nothing else, that jesus absolutely endorsed what john was doing. >> i myself came baptizing with water for this reason, that he might be revealed to israel. >> and it means that he endorsed john's message, that god's people did need to repent. they did need to receive forgiveness for their sins. >> and just as he was coming up out of the water, he saw the heavens torn apart, and the spirit descending like a dove on him. and a voice came from heaven. "you are my son, the beloved. with you, i am well pleased." >> it's at that moment that something profound changes in jesus. and now he feels this vocation, this call, to go spread his own message. this is the beginning of jesus' ministry. >> when they met, when john the baptist's charisma, when his preaching ability, when his apocalyptic fervor, when his criticisms of the power of the day, when all of that hit jesus'

john: not all colleges. a quarter million dollars in some. >> it isn't just college they are offering free. hillary clinton says we'll give you have free preschool. free preschool. >> as a mother of two preschoolers i should be the target audience and it still doesn't sounds like a great idea to expand it. >> true story, john. >> but explain why it should terrify other people. a lot of people say i need daycare and some families don't know how to teach the kids. >> do you think the k-12 education system is doing a good job educating our children? >> how about parenting? how does that sound? it's free for the taxpayer that are parenting. teach your kid at home. >> of course people want to have something to do with their kid. but i can't imagine the best thing to do with them is to hand them off to the government. john: most people think i don't know what the curriculum will be. this will give my kid a head start. >> going up against that are significant government studies of universal preschool which show kid

john: john: why is it that john kasich, a popular two-term governor, why is it that he has seen so little support from fellow members of your club? up until even now, even with the people who have come over. in the past few months has a -- has trump gained strength? not?hy has kasich where have you all been? charlie: he did not spend a lot of time around washington, but a lot of people signed up early, especially for marco rubio. how we had inside the beltway more support than anybody else. now it is open, you will see more donors and party leaders me to support john kasich. what matters, is people out in the field and primaries voting in the states, and those 2400 people at delegates, at some -- who are going to be delegates who at some point will be free agents. mark: wisconsin is in a couple weeks. arguably, that kind of state that will start to see progress. is that a state where john kasich should finish first or second? charlie: i think he could finish first or second there. he needs to campaign there. he is in pennsylvania today, which is another good state for him. it is actually

and the peabody auditorium is sending love on to the family. >> john: he voiced himself on >> john: a news alert. road rage. >> amy: a family fearing for their lives after a car rolled up and rammed right into them. right across the street from the boys and girls club. a 27-year-old smashed into the car of a woman with her children. she said she feared for her life and sped off. robinson followed bell to a nearby gas station and rammed her car a second time and bell's cousin called police. >> i said, can you send out police. she is trying to kill us. she's ramming the car, and we have kids in the car. >> she was charged with five bell said this is not the first time that robinson tried to attack her. she suspects that robinson may be involved with her children's father. >> john: we first brought you a yesterday. two men broke into an apartment on conway road just after midnight on wednesday. officers say that the suspects robbed a man at gun point, shot, killed his dog, and made off with the victim's car. that victim is facing drug and weapon's charges. witnesses say that a man was ru

>> john: yeah. we have fog, i'll trade you a round of fog and we probably get the rain here sometime during the day tomorrow. >> john: here's the problem, if you hit a golf ball really well like i don't. you will lose your ball. and won't know where it is. >> jayme: good to admit that on live television. >> john: a bummer. your numbers for you, around 70 degrees. a lot of location. that is how it goes early this morning. it is very, very mild out there. and, not a lot of cooling last night, obviously, we are still under the regime here. of westerly air flow, i mean, it is very dominant and prevalent here but it is overall a lot lighter today. the winds overall cross the interior and toward the coastal areas, a sea breeze may develop along the beach front and should help to keep temperatures down, kind of, sort of, along the beach front and low and mid 80s versus the business of upper 80s, and close to 90 today. west of i-95. 85 by 5:00 and by 8:00, down to 79. we officially heat things up and don't

john: i am john heilemann. you can criticize donald trump for a lot of things, but the hat? it is really not that bad. rock city, sports fans, we are here at the fabulous fillmore in downtown detroit. a block away from the fox theater where candidates will take the debate stage. rawl in preview that baw just a moment, but the other brouhaha of the day. mitt romney and a comprehensively scathing rebuke of donald trump this morning in salt lake city. the attempt of the republican party's last nominee to kill the candidacy of this cycle's most likely nominee seemed like the equivalent of a celebrity roast. he tore into policy proposals, character, and temperament. in short, he stated the new york billionaire was unworthy of president of the united states. take a look. miit romney: here is what i know. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. he is playing the american public for suckers. he gets a free ride to the white house, and all we get is a lousy hat. >> trump supporter sarah palin went on social media and urged do

john, dad. john kasich. mark: what a week. thank you for watching this edition of the best of with all due respect. you can catch an all-new episode of our show the circus on showtime at sunday night 8:00 eastern. and remember, if you are in washington dc, catches on the radio at 99.1 fm. see you back here on monday. until then, sayonara. ♪ ♪ emily: he revolutionized the way we listened to music, even if it wasn't entirely legal. sean parker co-founded napster in 1999 and went on to become the founding president of facebook. likeeader of founding tech snoop dogg and others. justin timberlake portrayed him in the movie "the social network" as tech bad boy. he has since settled down, married, and devoted his career to philanthropy.

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin. and "with all due respect march, you don't need a bracket to see all the madness. it is a mad, mad, mad world of their. hello from our san francisco bureau. another big tuesday primary extravaganza tomorrow. some may call it super. five states are voting. at stake, lots of delegates and big batches of momentum. over the past 72 hours, protesters at donald trump's event have collided with his supporters in chicago, st. louis, and dayton. that has become not just the main story but the dominant story of all the campaigns in both parties. .ere's a recap of the weekend from "the circus." >> donald trump was interrupted at a rally in missouri. police say there were 32 people arrested in st. louis. another trump event is coming up in chicago. >> there are hundreds, maybe even thousands, of protesters on hand. security does not have a handle on the situation here. tonight's rally will be postponed until another day. thank you very much -- please go in peace. >> this is becoming violent. ther

john: what happens? trump will go to ted cruz or john kasich and say run with me as vice president and bring your delegates on board? >> i am talking about negotiations for the ticket but also suggesting there are probably 200 delegates, may be more in the republican convention who are not pledged. we focus on democratic superdelegates, there is a kind in the republican party too, there are delegates available to donald trump or other candidates. this is not all cut and dried after june 7th. we will not sit there for 40 days waiting for the gavel to come down in cleveland. john: the party leadership doesn't like to go well into late spring and summer without a clear nominee. they like to have their nominee chosen early so that person can turn his attention to hillary clinton who will probably be the democratic nominee. you are saying republicans won't have that luxury this time around. >> as a famous rock band said you can't always get what you want. that is what they want but they won't get it this year

john clark. john: yep. barbara: do you really? but i don't do the milk. don: my son does it the same way, doesn't eat it with milk. john: a diet packed with protein, booze and caffeine from the 1800's. barbara: sounded nasty huh to soak it overnight. john: corn flakes started when they accidentally spilled it on the stove and dried and the guy scraped it off and it was crispy and they were like hey, it's pretty good. you never know. but i eat it every day. i love cereal. i love the forecast. today and tomorrow. a chance of rain the next six days? don: no, not until saturday. and unfortunately saturday is the st. patrick's day parade but looks like the showers will hold off until later in the day. there's patchy fog today. live look in downtown raleigh, disappearing in the patchy fog. it's 89% humidity and wind are calm at this hour. from there, a live look this morning into r.d.u. the temperature is running at 39 with a southwest wind at 3 miles per hour. looking into durham, it's 37 and the southwest wind at 3. numbers from across the region, 32 in roxbo

john, did you take that snir. >> john: i wish. i am not that good >> brooks: i think we had that on the other morning. we were trying to figure out where that is. so we'll have to do a little bit of research. beautiful picture. and our weather baby. a doctor seuss fan. do you like the tutu, amy? >> amy: adorable. >> brooks: you made our day. if you want your child on weather baby, log on together website and follow the links. >> kristin: we have an update on the big crash causing major slowdowns. the east eastbound lane. it's moved off to the shoulder. things are picking up but we're seeing significant delays. i-4 at state road are 536. i want to show you what we're talking here. the alternate route we're taking. hop on the 417. take the 535 and use that to get around this mess. you can see all of the red up and down i-4. this is the eastbound lanes. and we're going to colonial drive. we have a partially blocked lane at orange blows blossom trail. it's not causing major delays but something we'll keep an eye on. 30 minutes. and if

john: i'm john heilemann.. and with all due respect a bernie sanders, i'm a little disappointed you only did it twice, but at least you have. mark: hello and welcome to monday. an exciting new week in the u.s. presidential race. the red-hot republican contest. a little bit of latebreaking news affecting the race overall. former new york city mayor, michael bloomberg, who owns this company, has decided not to launch an independent bid for the white house. we will have more on that in a moment. tomorrow, voters will head to the polls, and this week also begins the final races for the march 15 contests, when florida and ohio vote, kicking off the winner take all portion. if donald trump cleans up on that day, very little can be done to stop him from winning the nomination, which is maybe why his rival and their allies have opened the floodgates of to the attack ads. here's a sample of just some of the antitrust commercials invading the living rooms. >> former students say trump university was a scam. >> trump supp

you, john. preserve the sanity. and i know ryan did, he is all tan. and he left the game early. saying gosh darnit and the wind is boosting the temp profiles out in brevard early. we have a front on the way. a huge area of high pressure which is freakishly strong for this time of the year. we typically don't see a high this strong. we tack on an extra few degrees, it'll boost our temperatures. and we cap at you upper 70s if not 80. if you like it warm, we were talking about this last week, we saw this big surge coming in, breezy to locally windy. it stays pretty warm through next saturday and sunday. a slight chance of rain during that time. not a big deal. 20% at best. a few systems moving from west but until then, enjoy it. 4gs i'm taking you out to m.i.t.land. maitland boulevard there's a crash blocking one left lane at least. the traffic is backed up all the way to the 436. that crash at maitland boulevard. i want to show you where we're talking here. 414 and traffic is backed up past the 43

." >> john: "good day orlando," i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. here's the stories we're working on. a 9-year-old boy said a man tried to grab him while he was going to school. how police are stepping up patrols in that area. plus -- >> we have won nine state primaries and caucuses. i think in the coming weeks and months we'll continue to do extremely well. >> meantime both candidates using the debate -- >> john: bernie sanders and hillary clinton facing off in florida. today sanders heads to our part of the sunshine state. does he have what it takes to beat clinton? >> amy: also, new at 7:00, do a new study saying eating too many carbs can actually harm your lungs. pretty interesting stuff. >> john: that's all over the place. i can't wait to hear from the doctors. what is the real story. >> jayme: i need to know more. no more sesame bagels for me? >> amy: it's all of that white flour they're concerned about. >> jayme: let's check the temperatures. let's talk about temps, central florida, we're looking good. nice and mild. 71 around the seashore d

>> john: okay. good. i'll send it back to you guys in the studio. >> john: still to come, a local orlando police officer recognized for going above and beyond. >> i did my job. >> amy: we'll tell you the story here, how he helped a local couple in need after he found a disoriented person driving the >> announcer: you're watching "good day orlando" on fox 35. >> amy: welcome back. 8:30 right now and you are looking live on international drive, the orlando eye, to the right of your screen, great day to visit the attractions, if you are in the attractions area, a beautiful day to be at the park. low 80s, glad you are with us, i'm amy kaufeldt. >> john: i'm john brown, let's check in with jayme and see what is going on today. a great day to do anything. >> jayme: we have our times and moments and passing cloud cover but that is fine, temperatures looking good right now. 60s and a cool start and warmer times lie ahead as told by the accu-weather times an temps, your hour-by-hour forecast and the early afternoo

you, john. preserve the sanity.

john: i'm john clark. glad you are with us. we will get to the overnight stories but first weather and traffic together. here is meteorologist don schwenneker schwenneker. don: good morning to you. as you head out the door we have dry conditions and great day shaping up. temperatures jumping quickly. 8:0044, 10:00 almost 60. near 70 in the afternoon. current numbers from doctors the area right now 32 roxboro. that is the cold spot. oxford 41. 35 roanoke rapids. 41 chapel hill. 33 sanford and 37 spheufrd and 47 fayetteville. 40 now and mainly clear. by lunchtime 67, partly sunny. then through the afternoon 71 degrees under partly sunny skies. today by far the warmest of the next seven. we have a cooldown coming. rupinta. way. we have the usual volume building 40 westbound and clayton bypass one area. you can see the road weather index is clear. no fog and no precipitation to deal w. still is an ongoing accident near millburnie and raleigh boulevard. little bit of fog to the southeast of raleigh. this sis east of warsaw and i-40.

john and amy? >> amy: all right, thanks, this morning two orange county police while they were headed out to stop a stolen car. >> john: one car ended up on its side. units were headed to assist officers attempting to stop a stolen vehicle. on their way police say the two cars crashed into each other. one officer has minor injuries, and the other was not hurt. the countdown is on, to super tuesday, part 2. five states getting ready nor a contest tomorrow including tomorrow. >> with less than 24 hours before voters make their picks, three campaigns will make a stop in central florida today. a new quinnipiac poll released shows donald trump has 46% of the likely votes right now, followed by senator marco rubio, at 22%. ted cruz at 14% and then john kasich at 10%. a little different than the poll we showed you earlier that had marco rubio running in third. on the democratic side, hillary clinton beating out bernie sanders, 60 to 34% an marco rubio will continue to try to pick up votes later today, and

. >> i'm john brown. here's your latest stories. >> we'll have details on what police are doing today to make sure your kids safe as they head to school. >>> plus the fight to keep bullets away from bears. why one local county is consider a ban on black bear hunting. >> his children came from honduras where there's probably more violence than any place in this country. i say welcome those children into this country. secretary clinton said, send them back . >> i did say i'm concerned for little children coming to the country on their own. >> and the big question that hillary clinton brushed off last night. there. it's going to be, hot today. good morning, florida we're paving the way for wide spread mid to upper 60s. palm coast at 59 looks like 60s. this afternoon. then i say take off the coats and put on a tee and shorts. all of this rain and low pressure south of houston at bay. could ride up and over the ridge. if the ridge crumbles and breaks down by late saturday into sunday, we may deal with a rain c

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john: i'm john clark. we will get to the news but first weather and traffic together object this monday. here is meteorologist don schwenneker. don: good morning to you. we had thunderstorms work through overnight. they have moved out of here and look at the day ahead and we have quite a warm-up. the normal high is 63. we are there right now and we will be in the 70's by lunchtime and hanging out in the 70's this afternoon. current numbers, 50 in roxboro, 61 roanoke rapids and louisburg. 62 sanford, 66 in fayetteville and 64 goldsboro and clinton. lunchtime 72 and mixture of clouds and sunshine. in the afternoon 79 with a chance of showers. we will talk about the showers and we could see severe weather. we will talk about that but now we talk traffic with amber rupinta. amber: we are seeing some fog on the road weather index. we have the time change if you feel like are in a fog. this is the fog the road weather inhe index is picking up. hillsborough, u.s. 70, 85, around durham seeing some thicker fog. 40

john: it is possible to keep the stop trump movement going if john kasich wins ohio and someone else wins one of the other states. somehow marco rubio pulling off an incredible lazarus thing in florida would be of really big deal and mess up trumps plans. the one message i agree with is the amount of money that is spent on trump advertising is meaningless if there is not a message that resonates. candidates picking it up and driving it. where is the polling that is in forming this advertising? it is like ad firms gone wild with no pulling a research underneath it. it's a problem. only a candidate or candidates can stop donald trump. which leads me to the most movement,stop trump potentially john kasich in marco rubio losing their states and ted cruz getting him one-on-one. if you look at public polling, ted cruz beats donald trump head to head, and may be that would not happen when it came to reality, but there is not one poll i have seen that shows donald trump beats ted cruz head-to-head. the: you look down calendar, there are a few places you can imagine ted cruz winning, but then

john: thank you. you can stay up to date on weather conditions with our first alert weather app. it's free in the app store and google play. you can check out doppler radar and get alerts and much more. barbara: one person is dead, killed this morning when it heating and air-conditioning than went off i-40 near wade avenue. near wade avenue. this portion of the road is back open but earlier, the exit was closed because of this accident. we will go off the exits you can see where the accident happened. it happened to the left of the wade avenue exit. it's very curvy so police say they -- that could have contributed. this than beard of interstate 40 near mile marker 289 and into a tree. department, the man and the work then died. the general manager of enhanced air-conditioning tells us it was one of their employees. it drove straight on the curvy exit and ran off the left side of the road. the accident was reported around 6:45 a.m. authorities shut down the ramp from i-40 west to wade avenue until 11:0

john and christine, that is the latest, back to you. >> john: thanks, brody. >>> good news to report affecting a former first family. jimmy carter announces he no longer needs cancer treatment. he shared the news with his sunday school class that he teaches in plains, georgia. you may remember mr. carter was declared cancer-free a few months ago. had an aggressive form of melano melanoma that spread to his liver and brain. >>> here is meteorologist al nice out there this morning. it's cool, temperatures in the 30s, although in the low 40s here in charlotte. but the overall pattern this week is going to feature a big area of high pressure over the eastern part of the country, right over eastern north carolina that will govern our weather. king street in boone, not talking about school closures or delays, very very quiet up there with mostly clear skies, cold this morning, and phil english in linville saying there is frost out there but getting up to 50 yesterday you will be well in the 50s today. 36 around west jefferson. 32 boone, 31 in blowing rock and 38 up there around jefferson.

john: and i'm john heilemann. with all due respect to ohio, it's all about florida right now. i am here on the beautiful coast of west palm beach, florida. mark, our friend is having a john kasich town hall. he wants a rock, paper, scissors rematch. the sunshine and buckeye states are two of the five states avoiding on -- voting on tuesday, which could be the difference between donald trump locking up the nomination and the battle for delegates going all the way to the summer. marco rubio and john kasich are facings ingle illumination contest -- facing single in theiron contests own states. marco rubio spoke about how voters in ohio should be thinking strategically about the best way to stop the donald. mr. rubio: nearly, john kasich has a better chance of winning ohio than i do. if a voter in ohio concludes that voting for john casey gives us a better chance of stopping donald trump there, i anticipate that is what they will do. mark: given -- returniven a chance to the favor, john kasich campaign did not go for the hug. meanwhile, donald trump is going hard after john kasich

john: i'm john clark. we will get to the overnight news in a moment but first here is meteorologist don schwenneker in the first alert storm center. don: good morning to you. as you head out it is a gorgeous day shaping up across the region. lots of sunshine and mild temperatures. looking at the numbers they will jump. we are around 40 at 6:00 by 107b, 60. many places in the 70's. 32 roxboro. 42 chapel hill. 35 sanford. 39 smithfield. 46 fayetteville and 40 goldsboro. looking at the day ahead. 41 and mainly clear. lunchtime partly sunny and high today in the 70's. don't get used to it. colder weather moving in. we will have that in the >> block lives matter. black lives matter. john: the naacp planning to address the officer-involved shooting in raleigh. barbara: hundreds gathered where it took place. this morning the investigation is now getting started. gloria rodriguez is live at the raleigh police department with more on the story. gloria: good morning. we have learned about the officer involved in the

i'm john brown. >> i'm luanne sorrell. here are the stories we're working on for you right now. >>> we're following breaking news right now. i-4 is shut down in volusia county. the westbound lanes where the accident happened. we'll tell you how to get around this big traffic mess, ahead. >> reporter: the florida highway patrol is searching for a hit-and-run driver after a bicyclist is found dead here in merritt island. coming you up, i'll give you details on the crash and tefl looking for. >> john: plus president obama is in cuba this morning. but someone was not there to greet him when he landed. what the president has planned for the next 48 hours >> luanne: its money money. what your lender is looking for on your social media account. >> john: first of all, straight to kristin with breaking news on i-4. it's quite a mess to start off this monday >> kristin: yes. a live look at i-4 westbound before state road 44 in deland. this crash is blocking all westbound lanes. cars have not moved. we are staying on top of this.`` i

john, back to you. >> john: a jury in st. petersburg is awarding hulk hogan even more money in the trial for gawker media. he was slapped with a $45 million on punitive damages on top of the $150 million he was award. violated his privacy because he did not know he was recorded. >> how do you feel? >> i feel great about everything that's happened. i think we made history today because we protected a lot of people from maybe going through what i went through. >> everywhere i show up people treat me like i'm still the champ. and they've been very supportive. >> gawker's owner said they plan to file an appeal in the case. >> john: things could be not so good between lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers.xx he reportedly un-followed them on instagram. he has not made a statement on the social media rumor, so read into it what you will. here's jayme king with the forecast. >> jayme: a chilly start. north central florida enduring the 30s. village, and east central side. and frost advisory going strong for the next hour or so. ex

morning now 6:30 i'm john carter. >> christine: i'm christine sperow. hope you had a great weekend. there is one school delay today, allegheny county schools operating on a two-hour delay. let's get to meteorologist al conklin who has the most accurate look at what to expect today. going to need a jacket. >> al: you need a jacket this morning and sun glasses for later today as we will get the sun to come back. yesterday, overcast, rain last night cleared out, now we have clear skies, sun up in less than east, hd tower cam, dry conditions and traffic is picking up. current temperature, 36 in charlotte, 38 in monroe, albermarle, rockingham, 39 from rock hill, northward toward gastonia, 36 chester and hickory, 38 morgan-on-to,ton, 28 in manyboone. lots of sunshine but cool, 58 is still well below average this time of the year, there will be a breeze as well, no the a fan of the chilly conditions, hold up, nice warm-up on the way toward the middle part of the week. talk about that and give you specifics coming up in the seven day planner in a couple minutes

john: i'm john clark. we will get to thing about stories in a moment but first weather and traffic together. barbara: meteorologist don schwenneker, good morning. tkpwhrao good morning to you. as head out the door we have dry conditions. showers have pressed out and temperatures will jump quickly. 50's now. by 10:00 in the 60's and we will be in the 70's. 51 roxboro, 59 wilson and goldsboro. 52 sanford. 61 smithfield. 59 fayetteville. looking at the day ahead 56 now and patchy fog in areas that saw rain. by lunchtime we go to 70 and partly sunny. through the afternoon mostly sunny and 78 degrees. tomorrow we go into the 80's but then we get cooler. complete forecast but now we've weather and traffic with amber rupinta. amber: watch for traffic heading into the polling sites. they are just opening. we also have a typical delay 40 westbound clayton bypass. always slow at the merge. that is folks from johnston county going to wake county every morning seeing the slowdown. five or section minutes -- six minute

we'll have that coming up. >> john: a great story. >> john: a man is attacked at a florida restaurant only to have complete strangers come to his rescue. about a week ago someone stole meat from the storage room. the suspect tried again on sunday but got caught. the man was armed with a knife. then slashed the owner several times. someone outside heard the cries for help and jumped into action. >> wakszed them with a chair. there was a couple of people back there that helped him out. he saw him going crazy with the knife and trying to stab him. >> john: a 61-year-old man was arrested. battery with a deadly weapon and also burglary. it's 6:17. jayme, you just posted the golf cast? >> jayme: yes. you were out jogging yesterday, and you confirmed a nice day. another warm day just like yesterday afternoon. good morning, central florida. 63. temperatures are all over the place. the coastal locales are seeing the benefit of increase in onshore winds blowing from the atlantic on to the shore line. the southern under belly anchored to the east. the high will be with us. this thing is strong,

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john john. barbara: i'm barbara gibbs. we will update the breaking news in a moment but first meteorologist don schwenneker is in the storm storm. about good morning to you. a lot like yesterday. a few more clouds and more patchy fog but otherwise and into the near 80-degree range today. this afternoon very warm across the region. a look at numbers from across the area right now, 60 roxboro, 59 chapel hill. 58 sanford, 59 fayetteville. 59 clinton and 55 in roanoke rapids. 27 depress warmer by lunchtime up to 75. this afternoon around 80 degrees under partly sunny skies. warm day shaping up today and warmest of the next seven. we will talk about the rain in the complete forecast in a bit. barbara: back to breaking fuse raleigh police are looking for clues after finding two dead in a car. they are focused on this parking lot behind the pa they are row bread in northwest raleigh. it is 6100 block of glenwood avenue. you see police combing the area. gloria rodriguez is working the sources and we hope to get more information ab

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john: i'm john clark. you will need the umbrella but meteorologist don schwenneker says that is not all. a noticeable drop in temperatures. good morning. don: we are start ging off with dry conditions am some spots now the rain has stopped. most of it will be out by 7:00 a.m. a live look at radar and you see the heaviest pocket of ran swrpb harnett county and -- southwestern harnett county and northeastern hoke county. most of it is off in durham and most of it wake the next hour and more rain sliding east along the i-95 corridor. will cool behind the front. 54 chapel hill. 52 sanford. 60 smithfield. 58 fayetteville. 56 roanoke rapids. looking at the day ahead. 54 now and temperatures go down throughout the day and will come back up to 51. it will be breezy at lunchtime and this afternoon 52 with lots of sunshine. sunny day on tap but breezy and cooler. we will talk about that and the seven-day forecast in a bit. barbara: thank you. john: we are getting you up to the minute on the results of the super tues

john: overnight severe storms leave behind damage. fire investigators say this home only knights bridge way was struck by lightning. flames were shooting from the roof and attic. the two inside made it out. barbara: strong wind knocked town this tree on the durham orange county line. it block the traffic until crews were able to clear it. john: for weeks north carolina voters had to sit on the sidelines while the rest of the nation decided the direction of the presidential race. not any more. barbara: today north carolina is in what is called super tuesday round three. gloria rodriguez has more. gloria: good morning. this site opens in about appear hour and there is somebody in there kpwaoerg -- gearing up. many have cast by voting early. here in wake county 8% headed to the polls ahead a record turnout for early voting in the premium mayors. orange county registered a record turnout. here are things you need to know. you need to go to the assigned polling location. besides the presidential primary there are a lot of other state and l

john, amy? >> andrea jackson, came up with quarters and put them in the side of the live truck and now we're going back out to bike week where the bikers will be rolling in you, fingers crossed, sorry to cut off the interview. it went poof and you were gone! >> reporter: it happens, and luckily i had a dollar bill and it took change and i was able to put quarters back in the truck and restart it again! we're in good shape. i hope, fingers crossed. the chamber of commerce, born for the job, responsible for starting oktoberfest and now is in charge of bike week, a great event. how much does it mean to you? >> it means everything in the world. i'll tell you, to be able to participate in the 75th anniversary of an event, something that has been going on in our community for 75 years, is pretty amazing. >> let's talk about sturgis, they had the big 75th year last year and you had a lot of marketing and material to drum up interest for 75 years in datona beach. how much of an effect will it have. we c

john: i'm john clark. all the overnight news in a moment but first we will get you up to date with meteorologist alert storm center. we have dry conditions and most of the rain shifts out. a look at first alert doppler xp and the most powerful radar in the carolinas showing the die. we had a went weather advisory for mecklinburg county but it was just canceled. not seeing any real pockets of snowflakes. 41 fayetteville. we have patchy drizzle and rain. right now 37. by lunchtime clouds and sunshine, 46. cool today, low 50's. but today is the coldest of the next seven. big-time warm-up in the seven-day forecast. that is in a bit. john: today a funeral service will be held for the raleigh man killed by a police officer monday. meantime as akiel denkins' family prepares to bury him a details unclear. gloria rodriguez has the details on that report. gloria: that's right. that report contradicts some witness reports that we have heard. the naacp says it is not the whole story and it is still early. >> there wer

john: i'm john clark. we will get to the breaking stories but we are also under a frost advisory and we go to meteorologist don schwenneker with more. don: we are very cold and that frost advisory until 9:00 although once the sun is up temperatures will jump quickly. you can see the temperatures starting in the 30's at 7:00. 40's by 9:00, 50's by 11:00 and 60's by 1:00. currently 30 roxboro, 38 sanford, 36 fayetteville, 32 rocky mount and goldsboro, roanoke rapids. 30 louisburg. looking at the day ahead. lunchtime 58 and sunny. mostly sunny skies in the afternoon and 65 degrees. nice weather moving in today and gets warmer the next couple of days. we will talk about that in the complete forecast but now we have weather and traffic with amber rupinta. amber: we have video that is just coming in. this crash has the southbound lanes of 15/501 at garrett closed. you can see there was a tractor taylor in the other shot. this is a tractor-trailer versus a pickup truck, i believe. we are getting word there are cr

john? >> christine: i'll take it, al, thank you. a teen charged in a shooting that sent one man to the hospital is due in court today. our cameras were there as dajour smith in custody you see him yelling at the camera. a man found shot yesterday on south brevard street outside the transit center. investigators say it was not a random shooting. smith knew the victim and the two had been in an altercation. dajour smith has an extensive criminal record. he has been arrested at least ten different times and charges range from assault to breaking and entering. >>> following more breaking news at this hour, here at wbtv, a shooting in anson county. kristen miranda getting details first in the alert center this morning. >> kristen: our ashton pellom is at the scene, being kept far back from the scene of the shooting. a deputy shot a man late last night, it is on boat landing road where this is happening. and ashton is out there right now. deputies are keeping him far back, they are blocking the street that leads to the involved is okay an

>> john t. edge: i'm well, sir. >> anthony: who makes a point, a mission, out of knowing and teaching as much as he can about the real culinary traditions of the south. and doing what he can to keep them alive and unmolested. >> server: all right. >> man: thank you. >> anthony: oh, man. >> john t. edge: thanks, sir. >> server: and that's yours, tony. >> anthony: look at that. awesome. it's just like a dream sandwich. what you go for here are smokes. smoked sausage sandwiches. and these magnificent beauties, pig ear sandwiches called ears. both pretty much served with the same garnishes of slaw, mustard, homemade hot sauce, on a soft bun. now as i understand it, originally this is one of those, nobody wants these things, they're dirt cheap. >> geno: that's exactly right. in fact, by "dirt cheap," ears were actually free. >> anthony: right. >> geno: when my great grandfather started getting the pig ears, the local butcher was giving it to him because he was just throwing them away. >> anthony: it'

john: ginger zee is a real competitor. a week after an officer involved shooting, the residents are getting together to talk about it. barbara: what came out of last night's discussion. the most see video. announcer: see what is happening this instant. abc 11 eyewitness news starts zika the state legislature. the meeting as health officials warn of the dangers of the virus. barbara: where ted cruz will be john: new details about a home invasion, but why the police say no one is in danger. barbara: and it is time for the weather and traffic together. don: as you head out the door, we are warmer than we were yesterday. look at the temperatures as they go up. in the 60's by 10:00. in the 70's by lunchtime. numbers across the region this morning, 51, roxboro. 48, chapel hill. 44, sanford. 50, fayetteville. 48, goldsboro. looking at your day ahead, partly cloudy skies. by lunchtime, mostly sunny. through the afternoon, temperatures climb into the

r >> john: 8:23. the performers in the orlando ballet getting ready for the there are three don quixote shows this weekend. >> amy: don quixote! david martin is joining us with a live preview and i see you have the man in charge there with you, too! >> reporter: it is always my pleasure and honor to introduce you to robert hill. artistic director for the orlando ballet. >> nice to be here. >> reporter: i love coming and seeing folks in the rehearsal. it is spectacular. professional dancing. and, i don't know if everybody realizes we have one heck of a ballet in the city beautiful. >> yes. we do. and, this is orlando ballet us one of orlando's best kept secrets. come out and see us! >> reporter: we'll get the word out. three shows of don quixote this weekend. what is it about? >> it is a bunch of different things, actually, based on the book. >> reporter: and the story shrine. >> it is two people who want to get married and the father because he doesn't make enough money and, it is really kind of silly

john: i'm john clark. we will get to the stories in a bit but first weather and traffic together on friday. here is meteorologist don schwenneker. don: good morning to you. as you head out we have warm conditions around today. a look at the day by 9:00 almost 70 degrees. we will 10 to warm. we are in the 70's by 10:00 and stay there all afternoon. current numbers, 62 roxboro, 64 sanford and southern pines. 66 fayetteville. 65 goldsboro. first alert force for the next 12 hours a nice warm-up. notes much today because we start warmer. yesterday we were in the 50's, today 60's. lunchtime 77 degrees under mostly cloudy skies. through the afternoon 79 degrees under mostly cloudy skies. we have cooler temperatures for