giving people options based on their budget is pretty edgy... kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. >> local, live, late-breaking, this is wesh 2 news sunrise, in high definition. michelle: right now on sunrise, super tuesday. hundreds of delegates are up for day get of this election. your vote. jason: the man behind the batman mask, and what investigators say fueled his robbery spree across orange county. amy: even warmer today as most of central florida heads into the 80s.

in your first alert forecast. michelle: plus, we' re live in volusia county as fire fighters are keeping a close eye on the brush fire danger near some homes. we' ll have more from the scene in a moment. first, thank you for joining us. we will have super tuesday coverage from nbc' s chuck todd. jason: i' m jason guy, alongside michelle imperato. get ready. enjoying the cool air? time to crank up the ac. we are expecting 80' s in the day ahead. amy, it is still really cool in some areas. amy: 30' s in some parts of the area, upper 30' s, but when the sun gets going, within the hour, we will start to climb very quickly. by 9:00, upper 60' s. mid 70' s by noon. a lot of us will be in the upper 70' s, lower 80' s today. even warmer than yesterday. a few scattered clouds later this afternoon.

you can see north and west of i-4, that is where the temperatures are the coldest. 39 in ocala. along i-40 the south, -- i-4 to the south. -- in marion county, we are in the upper 30' s, lower 40' s. 41 in silver springs. we may drop a little here of the next hour before sunrise. mostly clear skies. we start with sunshine, and recover to 80 degrees in ocala and the villages. 82 in clermont. 82 in orlando. 81 in deland. 80 in cocoa. let' s get an update on the roads. ted noah is standing by. ted: there is a car crash at

404. in the meantime, if you' re heading out this morning, you can take 4042 u.s. one south and get back onto i-95 southbound. or to wickham road. take that down. but detours and construction. keep that in mind for your morning drive on i-95 southbound. regression crash on goldenrod road, coming up. jason: some local communities are waking up to smoke this morning, after a brush fire burned just behind their homes. michelle: and the danger isn' t over today. firefighters checked for hot spots overnight after this 10-acre fire in oak hill, in volusia county. alex villarreal is live. she is at that scene. alex, the forestry service says we need to be on alert. alex: yes, michelle. the good news is that the risk is not high. it is described as moderate. that is in volusia county and

in central florida. you can see that it is calm out here now, no sign that there was a large-scale wildfire yesterday, but the smell of burned brush is strong. that' s after yesterday' s wildfire, which tore through up to 10 acres here in the oak hill area. heavy smoke could be seen rising from the burning brush. and look at those bright orange flames. the fire spread dangerously close to some structures here off highlander road. it was moving fast, even jumping a canal. fortunately, crews were able to stop the blaze before it could reach the buildings. so none were damaged, and no one was hurt. but it' s still not clear what started the fire. a forestry crew was planning to watch for flare ups. today' s moderate risk is a level two out of five, where one is low risk and five being extreme danger. and that extends into marion,

brevard counties. so we will be watching this thread for you today. if we see anything dangerous crop up, we will bring you the information here on air and on our website. jason: thank you. today, this bogus batman goes before a judge. we first showed you the caped crook last month. and now deputies say he' s been caught. the suspect is facing charges for as many as eight robberies. brett connolly shows us how deputies finally tracked him down. brett: good morning. police say this is batman unmasked. juan nieves-morales. they say he was feeding a massive drug habit. take a look at this video from last month. he robs a dollar general and a 123 dollar store back to back in

they say he dropped the costume because he was being noticed. but he dropped his cellphone, and he was able to be tracked down. police say he is a heroin addict with a thousand dollar per day habit. >> they love the drugs more than eating food or doing other basic life things. brett: officials say he is linked to robberies beginning in january, the most recent last week. is facing a number of charges, including armed robbery. michelle: the man accused of firing a deadly shot inside a sanford bar will answer to a manslaughter charge today. detectives believe james pritchard is responsible for killing oceanette hampton inside the cool breeze bar back in january. his attorney previously admitted pritchard acted recklessly when a fight broke out, but says he did not mean to kill anyone. this morning, lake county leaders will vote on a new push for the governor to pardon the

in 1949, four black men, accused of raping a white woman, were all arrested without evidence. one was killed by the sheriff, another by a racist mob. the other two men have since died, but their families want their names cleared. the county commission will take up a resolution at their meeting this morning that would urge the governor to act. so far, governor rick scott has not commented on the case. in commitment 2016, it' s a coast to coast battle for delegates. jason: super tuesday is here, and it means the biggest delegate haul of this election so far. here' s a look at what' s at stake. 13 states cast their votes for candidates, which could pave the path to the nomination for one of them. tracie potts as a preview from washington dc. >> donald trump is helping to build on his front status today.

to remain competitive. sen. rubio: a vote for donald trump is literally a vote for hillary clinton in november. >> for ted cruz, it means winning in texas. sen. cruz: donald trump good and have a significant chunk of delegates. >> buzzfeed' s reports that trump rejected on promises to close the border. sen. cruz: you should be very concerned about a candidate who tells the new york times one thing, and voters another. sen. rubio: he should -- tell the new york times to release the interview. sen. sanders: i think we will do better than people think. >> hillary clinton is already focusing on trunk.

t just say whatever pops into your head if you want to be president of the united states of america. >> republicans are looking ahead, too. their concern whether trump can be went in. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. jason: -- michelle: the today show will have more developments starting right here at 7:00. you can get up-to the-minute coverage on air and online on wesh.com and the wesh 2 mobile app. jason: the man accused of killing two college students in virginia is expected to plead guilty. jesse matthew jr. will enter the play tomorrow. prosecutors have agreed to drop the death penalty if he pleads guilty. this morning, investigators are trying to figure out what led a 14-year-old to open fire inside an ohio high school. witnesses say the student entered the school' s cafeteria yesterday morning and started

two other students were hurt trying to escape the scene. none of the injuries were life-threatening. the shooter is charged with attempted murder. a motive has not been identified. michelle: space-x will make it' s fourth attempt to launch a falcon nine rocket from cape canaveral today. leaders are aiming to lift off at 6:35 tonight. the third attempt to send the rocket into space was scrubbed on sunday. space-x is blaming oxygen levels that rose too high at launch time. the rocket will carry a boeing satellite into orbit. jason: it is 6:10 a.m., and the weather looks pretty good for that launch. michelle: amy sweezey joins us. amy: our biggest concern maybe clouds at the time the window opens, 635. there will be some clouds through the evening, and to the overnight. that, at this point, is what we are watching for.

right now, temperatures are on the cool side. a fuel in the -- a few in the upper 30' s. silver springs is at 41. wildwood at 36. paisley, 45 degrees. metro area is a little warmer, 50' s in some places. it is 56 in celebration. 54 right now in sanford. we are in the mid to upper 40' s up to the north, along the coast, flagler, volusia, brevard , 56. it is 51 in oak hill. we get some clouds as afternoon, and look at those eyes. they will climb into the upper 70' s and lower 80' s. i will take you county by county, and talk about our next cold front, in a few minutes. right now, it is traffic time. here is dead. ted: southbound lanes are

they are pushing traffic off to the 404. take that he' s two u.s. one south, in the back onto i-95 to get around the closure. another crash lingering out there osceola parkway and obt. here is i-4 in seminole county. in the maitland area, eastbound is on the right. approaching the orange, seminole line. no major delay is just checking out of seminole into orange. we' re seeing now is i-95 northbound, on the right. still construction blocking a lane at 434. michelle: up next, fair warning to buckle up. jason: the safety campaign launching today across central florida, and the fines you face if you don' t wear your seat belt. michelle: plus, a terrifying road rage incident in volusia county. we talk to the family who says

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service says there' s a moderate risk of wildfires across the area today. monday, a fire burned 10 acres in volusia county, and put several buildings in danger. jason: astronaut scott kelly returns to earth today after nearly a year at the international space station. kelly will be landing in kazakhstan this afternoon, then fly to houston tomorrow. kelly' s mission will help nasa determine the impacts on the body, for long flights, like the one astronauts will one day take to mars. happening in the they had local , deputies step up their efforts to get you to buckle up. michelle: it' s the yearly click it or ticket campaign. jazmin walker shows us what they have planned. jazmin: for the next few weeks orange county deputies will be , out checking to make sure your seat belt is fastened, and that your kids are secure in their car seat. the most recent numbers from the cdc show 87% of people in florida use their seat belts. that' s higher than the national average of 86%.

deputies will be stationed at various locations in the morning and afternoon. today, you can look for them on silver star road at powers drive between 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. just in case you' re wondering, not wearing a seat belt in orange county is a $114 fine. if your child isn' t wearing a safety restraint, it' s a $164 fine. orange county deputies say their goal is to keep more people from being seriously hurt in car crashes. other locations include goldenrod road area is colonial, and avalon park. michelle: thank you. a volusia county man is accused terrorizing a family with a road rage. >> some guy just tried to run us off of the road in a black car, and he pulled a gun. and i have a baby in the car. and he aimed it at us and my husband, like, swerved to get away from it. michelle: the woman says michael sousa drove up quickly behind

deltona, nearly causing an accident. the husband says he shouted at sousa to slow down, and sousa deliberately swerved at them. then the family says susa threaten them with a gun. the family got his license plate number and police were able to quickly arrest him. right now, the u.s. army' s elite delta force is working to remove top isis leaders in iraq. the group has been preparing for the operation for several weeks. secretary of defense ash carter says the force will conduct raids, seize places and people, and free isis-held hostages. carter also says the u.s. will play a bigger role in helping iraqi forces retake the city of mosul from isis hands. jason: the fda is taking new action to inform women about the risks of the birth control implant essure. they are calling for it to carry the strongest safety warning called a black box label. , risks include allergic reactions and serious tearing. many women who have used the device are calling for the fda to ban it altogether. michelle: having trouble with

getting more sleep might be the answer. jason: here' s a study that has a lot of people talking this morning. university of chicago researchers found a lack of sleep can boost the chemical in your body that causes you to overeat, especially sweet, salty and high fat foods. also known as delicious. those researchers say it is the same effect that marijuana has on the body, that gives people the munchies. does watching delicious food make you want to overeat. jason: who would not want to go for a burger at 6:19 a.m.? this will be a really pleasant day to have lunch outside. amy: we will be warmer than yesterday. we' re headed to the 80' s in a lot of areas. you might' ve thought so yesterday, but we are in the 70' s. getting the kids to school this morning, mainly clear skies.

patchy fog is possible, but i am not seen that much. look at the wide temperature range. 30' s to upper 50' s. it really depends on where you are sending your kids to school, or heading out. whether or not you want a jacket or two. more than one layer. we' re much colder north and west of the i-4 corridor. 50 in leesburg. a little warmer along i-4 in the south. 57 in kissimmee. 55 in melbourne. 50 one -- 51 in daytona beach. high pressure out of the south today. fairly light. south winds, even warmer today. we will top out at 79 in dunnellon and salt springs. 82 in clermont. 81 today in winter park. it'

along the coast, almost as warm, a degree or two side. -- shy. we will be at 79 in palm bay. a little breezy this afternoon. but the risk is pretty low. on the intracoastal, a little chop for boaters. this afternoon, rip currents are the strongest. tomorrow, a cold front coming through. it is not very strong. a couple of isolated sprinkles and some clouds. that is all we will get from this front. once it passes by, the wind is out of the south again on thursday, and of our next front. we will stay warm despite the front coming through. another front on friday.

again, that will coolest down a few degrees. by the weekend, upper 70' s. time for traffic now. ted: 95 southbound still closed as they investigate a car crash. four of four and the causeway extension. traffic forced onto the ramp to four of war. once you get there, take u.s. one south, and then get back on 95. you can go to become road, but the problem is that there is a detour right before. construction pushes you over a block or two, you might as well use you as one backup plan. -- u.s. one as your backup plan. i-4 in several county, looking for delays, but things not to bet eastbound or westbound into seminole and orange.

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>> local, live, late-breaking, this is wesh 2 news sunrise, in high definition. jason: right now on sunrise, today could be a game-changer in the election. michelle: it' s the super tuesday sprint. 13 states and hundreds of delegates are on the line today, and who is expected to come out on top of this voting marathon. jason: an outrageous ripoff, the local girl scout troop targeted by thieves, and the couple deputies now want to find. alex: i' m live in volusia county where a brush fire came , dangerously close to some buildings. the threat firefighters are watching today. michelle: which again with alex in just a moment. i am michelle imperato. jason: i am jason guy. a warm day ahead. look at that view, daytona beach. 6:30 a.m. now, let' s get to amy.

amy: will be even warmer than yesterday. we will climb very quickly this morning. we will be in the upper 60' s by 9:00. mid 70' s noon. we will keep climbing, until we get to the upper 70' s and lower 80' s. we are starting to brighten up right now. temperatures have dropped in some places. ocala has started going back up , and it really depends on where you' re heading out, if you want a jacket or sweater. compare the summers yesterday, so muscle warmer than yesterday, some as a little cooler. it is 46 right now in palm coast. 56 and kissimmee, and winter haven has dropped to 55. but we will recover, and get to 81 in belleview today. 82 in maitland and waterford lake. 82 in sanford, 81 in

and along the coast, the breezes off the ocean. 78 in melbourne. the scary traffic update and ted noah. ted: i-95 is still blocked southbound. florida highway patrol is handling it. traffic is being detour to the 404 of rep. take that with the green arrow is. get back onto i-95 , and expect a few extra minutes. in a few minutes, we will look at i-4. jason: this is a day on the political calendar for months. michelle: this is super tuesday. take a look at the map. there are 13 states. jason: we have team coverage

brett: breaking news, numbers just released about a half hour ago. there from an nbc news, surveymonkey, and the wall street journal. the headline, donald trump' s lead has shrunk, but not by a lot. these of the first new results since jeb bush dropped out of the race. he is a 19 point lead on marco rubio. it was 20 last week, while ted and john kasich fall further behind. on the democratic side, bernie sanders is chiseled away at hillary clinton' s lead. he is 10 points behind. last week, 11. the numbers that matter, how people vote today. we continue in washington with nikole killion. nikole: this, by far, one of the biggest days in the rush for the white house. it could be make or break. mr. trump: we will win, win, win.

sen. cruz: we are the only campaign that can be donald trump. nikole: candidates crisscrossing on the trail. sen. sanders: please come out to vote. nikole: trying to turn out a supersized vote. >> this is a mother lode of delegates. nikole: how many? 1400 across 13 states. >> super tuesday is critical in setting a tone for the rest of the race. nikole: donald trump and hillary clinton and her as the privative favorites, hoping to extend their leads. >> it is really about showing momentum. it is going to be hard for sanders to reverse clinton. rubio and cruz can stop trump

do not, game over. nikole: several candidates have hinted they will hold out for other critical contests, known as many super tuesday. jason: as the results come in from super tuesday, three candidates will be watching from the sunshine state. michelle: hillary clinton and senator marco rubio are both holding events in miami tonight. rubio is officially kicking off his home state campaign with a rally. and donald trump will be watching the returns in palm beach at his mar-a-lago estate. jason: make sure to download the free mobile app for super tuesday results. we have you covered on line and on air. michelle: we' re monitoring an area after a brush fire in oak hill. alex villarreal is live this morning. there is more risk today , right?

they put our threat level today as moderate for volusia and surrounding counties in central florida. it is common out here right now. -- cal m out here right now, very calm. but the smell of burned brush is still strong. take a look at this. a map that shows the moderate risk in yellow. those counties are in moderate risk. a fire tore through the oak hill area yesterday. heavy smoke could be seen rising from the brush. it was dangerously close to i later wrote. it was moving really fast, even jumping a canal. fortunately, crews were able to stop the blaze. nobody was hurt, and nothing was damaged.

started the fire. flareups. the risk is to out of five. use. level one is lo-res. level five is extreme danger. where level two. that extends to orange, osceola, and brevard counties, as well as volusia. you see -- if we see anything concerning, we will let you know. morreale. -- the l' oreal. jason: the search is on for a pair of thieves who stole from the girl scouts. the troop was out selling sunday, when a couple swiped their cash. wesh 2' s jazmin walker is here with us in the studio, and she has surveillance pictures, and how it went down. jazmin: volusia county investigators want to find this man after a scout had her cashbox stolen sunday in front of a deltona walmart. deputies say the man took the

store with this woman and child. they may be driving a hyundai santa fe, with north carolina tags. it is a crime that many cannot even imagine. >> have you ever thought a girl scout would be a victim of a crime like this? >> it is unfortunate. to pick on a little girl scout, that' s just really heartbreaking. >> it is one of the lower forms. jazmin: the girl' s mother tells me she' s still shaken up and trying to move past what happened. in the meantime, if you recognize the man or woman, give the sheriff' s office a call. michelle: this morning, apple has new leverage in its battle against the u.s. justice department, all because of a drug case in brooklyn. a judge says the government cannot force the company to unlock iphones. but in california, a different judge ordered apple to hack into

phone to help the fbi. apple says that would create a dangerous precedent. for the first time in a decade, supreme court justice clarence thomas has broken his silence. this was during oral arguments. thomas asked 10 questions to an attorney with the justice department. the case has to do with a law that bans anyone who has a misdemeanor domestic violence conviction from owning a gun. thomas has said in the past that the time should be spent for opposing lawyers to make their case. jason: today, we' re heading to the university of central florida, where there' s a big announcement about the downtown campus. ucf president john hitt and orlando mayor buddy dyer are set to speak this morning. tomorrow, ucf leaders will present their plans to the board of governors in hopes of getting $20 million in state funding. the city of orlando has already pledged $75 million. next on sunrise a price hike at , the pump. why you' ll want to stop for gas today. michelle: plus, nearly a year in space, complete. brett: nasa astronaut scott kelly just woke up on the

the last time. a marathon mission comes to an end after nearly a year in space.

potential mission to mars.n jason: you' re waking up to a coolish morning, some parts of the area really chilly. michelle: that will change. michelle:we will warm up. amy is outside. she has her sweater. a little chilly outside. amy: it is not too bad if you' re going out quickly. 57 right now in orlando. one of our warmer spots. we' re starting to write not. a little sunshine to start the day. to help our temperatures climb. it is 55 in melbourne. look at ocala. 41 degrees. that is up from 39 degrees a few minutes ago. it is 51 in daytona beach, 54 in sanford. as we head through the morning hours, you can see, once we get through the sunshine, we will climb quickly, and already be in the lower 70'

s, and lower s today. yesterday. a couple of glances afternoon. i will take you county by county, and we will talk a little bit more about the cold front on its way, and what that minutes. it lets the back inside. ted: blocked since 3:00 in the morning because of a deadly crash that the florida highway patrol is investigating rid that is near 404. take the offramp to u.s. one south and get back onto i-95 southbound. give yourself if you are sure for the detour. is there live look at 95 northbound. a lane reopened, no major issues they traveling northbound through volusia county. and our chopper is in osceola,

the today westbound journey -- they took a westbound journey, and things looked really nice. jason: today, after more than a year away from home, nasa astronaut scott kelly will land back on earth. michelle: this was the longest single mission ever. brett connolly is here with the history-making mission now coming to an end. brett: this is a big day for the graham, this is the rocket that sent him to space last year in kazakhstan, and today he will land there. his marathon mission incredibly important for the future of space exploration, allowing nasa to learn more on the impact of long-duration space on the human body. here is the tweet kelly sent out yesterday, preparing to go to bed for the final time on this journey into space. #countdown we' re down to a wakeup. #earth i' m coming for you tomorrow. #goodnight from @iss. he has set an american record for the longest duration in space and he has the record for the most total time in space. when you add up all his trips he'

, orbit. scott' s mission also providing some insight into a potential future mars mission. scientists will be studying the impact of nearly a year in space on the human body. his identical twin brother mark is part of the deal, serving as an earth-based comparison subject for scott' s experiences and also the physical changes for his body. kelly expected to touch down in kazahkstan just before midnight tonight eastern time. he will then head to houston for a battery of tests. jason? back over to you. jason: and nasa' s investing in the potential revival of supersonic jet travel. the space agency has given lockheed martin a $20 million contract to develop a passenger jet that can fly faster than the speed of sound. nasa says the plan is to make flying safer, greener, and quieter. i think a lot of folks are being interested in getting across the country in half the time in one of those.

a live look right now at i-4. work has picked back up on the i-4 ultimate project. traffic officials tell us they are hopeful that things will be back to normal and fully staffed by friday. the project was temporarily shut down last week after a worker was killed by a dump truck along wymore road near kennedy boulevard wednesday. since then, project leaders have been performing safety reviews, hoping to prevent another deadly accident. some parts of central florida saw a gas price spike overnight, and the rest of us will be seeing it soon. aaa says prices will be rising at least 10 cents a gallon in march. they blame spring break travel demand, and refinery maintenance. orlando' s average right now is $1.65, but several stations jumped above that in the last 24 hours. jason: it' s super tuesday. what to watch for this morning as the polls open. michelle: and this morning the today show has crews across the nation to cover it all. here' s a preview of what' s ahead at 7:00 on wesh 2.

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amy: i will go back, and we' re looking at a little concern here in central florida. just seconds away from sunrise. a few scattered clouds across central florida. good morning. i am amy sweezey, the first day of march, and average they is only six. by the end of this month, our average density go up to 80. on the upswing now. of course, there are extremes. within as high as 87, as low as 25. our latest freeze on record was 1916.

the possibility of some cold temperatures this month. it is not happening today. today, upper 70' s, lower 80' s. averages are in the 70' s. part of it cooler than they were yesterday. big difference anywhere you are. 41 in ocala, 39 a little bit ago. look at orlando, 57. might want a jacket or sweater. maybe a couple of layers. and yet is how cold it is at your house this morning. with his rigid high pressure building in today. wind out of the south. in all the morning sun, and the south wind, will be even warmer this afternoon. make it to 80 in ocala and the villages. 82 in eustis and kissimmee and think.

-- 82 in the land and built on a. the coast, a little cooler. a breeze off the ocean today. 79 in palm bay. this is tomorrow. on futurecast. tomorrow morning on 7 a.m., cloud cover. a little bit of showers. a cold front comes through, a few sprinkles. i do not expect much range. -- rain. i do expect clouds. drier air, but not really cooler behind that. tomorrow, once its slides through, a weak front. an isolated speckle, maybe. and then after that, out of the south, the wind on thursday, and our temperatures climb again. look at the seven-day forecast. 80' s through thursday. friday, a stronger front comes

even after that, we still only get back down into the upper 70' s for the upcoming weekend. ted: coming up to 650 4 a.m., i-95 south still blocked so far. southbound closures there. they that the a deadly crash that happened around 3:00 this morning. with the closure, we' re looking at a mount half back up. take the east until he one south. and they get back onto i-95. a little slow on the 404, all that traffic being pushed onto it off of i-95. seminole county, slow going from lake mary lead in sections, mostly altamonte. look at this gorgeous shot of i-4 approaching john young, looking good. michelle: right now, we have a recap of the big stories we' re following this tuesday morning. jason: we begin with a fire alert. forestry officials say there' s

today. michelle: firefighters are keeping a close eye on a brush fire contained last night in volusia county. it scorched 10 acres near oak hill and came dangerously close to some buildings. the fire danger is moderate throughout central florida today. jason: a man known as the batman robber will face a judge today. juan nieves morales is accused dressing up as batman and committing nine back-to-back armed robberies in east orange county. deputies say he' s a heroin addict, desperate for money to feed his habit. michelle: james pritchard, the man accused of firing a deadly shot inside a sanford bar, will answer to a manslaughter charge, today. detectives say he is responsible for killing oceanette hampton inside the cool breeze bar, back in january. jason: police are on the lookout for the crooks who stole cash from a girl scout selling cookies. surveillance footage shows a man and woman at a deltona walmart on sunday. they were with a child, and got away in a car with north

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amy: all right, to be scherzer cool northern was of the i-4 corridor this morning. -- temperatures are cool north of the i-4 corridor this morning. let' s of sunshine today. scattered clouds this afternoon. it will be a warm day, even warmer than yesterday, warmer than the average of 76. seven-day forecast, we stay warm , even though a cold front comes through tomorrow. it is not coolest down. we are cool down just a little bit for the weekend. ted: still traffic trouble i-95 southbound in brevard county. the south is blocked due to a deadly car crash. fhp is investigating. head over to u.s. one, and the back onto i-95 southbound. jason: the today show is next on wesh 2.

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