>> local, live, late-breaking. this is wesh 2 news sunrise in high definition. jason: breaking overnight, cops collide. a police chase that led to a crash in orlando. how those officers are doing. >> please come forward. we need every amount of information to bring justice for him. jazmin: an emotional plea for answers. the family of a 15-year-old boy, grieving after he was shot and killed over the weekend. we' re live at his ocoee school. amy: a few more showers today, as the temperatures continue to climb. your first alert forecast,

jason: and countdown to florida, how the candidates are spending their last 24 hours, before the make or break primary. that is all straight ahead for you on this monday morning. we are glad to have you with us. i am jason guy. jazmin: and i and jazmin walker. let' s start with a life outside at downtown orlando. we have a lot of clouds out there on this monday morning. amy, how are we looking? clocks ahead this weekend, so we have to wait another hour before sunrise. today, we will be dealing with clouds. we will see some on and off rain throughout the day. temperatures headed into the mid-80' s though. 64 degrees in ocala. 70 now in orlando and melbourne. we have the clouds, and there are some isolated showers

not much rain, but a few pockets down through seminole and orange. just these small areas of rain, that will keep rolling through throughout the morning commute. we will see some of that rain continuing into the afternoon as well. 85 in claremont today. although we will have clouds and rain, the temperatures will be well above our average of 78 degrees. 86 again today in longwood and orlando. 86 in holiday. we will talk more about the sunshine, making a comeback that will be in just a few minutes. with ted noah. ted: we have a closure getting universal boulevard. part of that 528 project. use i-drive instead. good news for i-4, if you are

eastbound from john young good as well. brett: good morning. breaking news center. an orlando police officer is hurt after two cruisers crashed into each other. it happened on l.b. mcleod road, near surfside way just after 1:00 a.m. at the time, they were on their way to a traffic stop involving a stolen car. but once it sped away, both of those officers were called off and then somehow, slammed into each other. wesh 2 has learned the officer , who was hurt, has minor injuries, and was not taken to the hospital. police did not release whether a k-9 was in that suv at the time. there is also no word on what happened to that stolen car. we' ll follow up with police throughout the day. once we know more, we' ll pass it along to you here and inside the wesh 2 mobile app.

school students will be coping with the loss of one of their classmates. jazmin: antwan davis was shot dead over the weekend, his killer is still on the run this morning. alex villareal is live at ocoee middle school. alex: detectives say they are no closer to finding out who did it. now, the boy' s family is asking for the committees help to bring him -- communities -- communi ty' help to bring him justice. he was shot in the head over the weekend. a candlelight vigil will be held for him tomorrow evening in ocoee. >> whenever someone dies needlessly, certainly that is in interest to all of us. when it culminates with a child, a 15-year-old, who was

the more poignant for all of us. alex: investigators are now murder. family members did report that the boy had ongoing disputes with other teenagers in the neighborhood. we will continue to follow this investigation for you. as soon as we get more information, he will bring it to you on air and online at wesh.com. jason: we have some breaking news for you this morning. take a look at this amtrak derailment in kansas. at least 20 people went to the hospital after this train the rails in wichita. it was heading from los angeles to chicago. at least five cars are on their side. there were 142 passengers on board. in commitment 2016, this time tomorrow, you' ll have a big decision to make if you haven' t already.

critical primary open in just about 24 hours, along with four nbc' s tracie potts has a preview. tracie: five states will vote tomorrow with hundreds of delegates available on both sides. donald trump currently leading in florida by double digits. is in kansas tonight after a weekend of violent protest. them. hillary clinton said that donald trump has been inciting them. >> he has lit a fire, and then he throws his hands up and claims he should not be held responsible. he should be held responsible. tracie: some leaders are now endorsing her, asking her to stop trump. she has a lead in florida. marco rubio is the real leader in the sunshine state. he is slamming donald trump, as he continues campaigning today. in ohio, john kasich is now

aiming a tie in polls. >> it will depend on turnout, on who shows up in votes. today, you will see mitt romney campaigning with john kasich. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. stretch. marco rubio is making a mad -- for voters down i-95 -- marco rubio is making a mad dash for voters down i-95. this afternoon, he will stop in melbourne, at that little restaurant. that' s at 2:00. at the same time, donald trump will be campaigning in tampa. sarah palin will campaign for him at noon in the villages. and tonight former president bill clinton will campaign for his wife at rollins college in winter park. jazmin: things are back to normal on i-4 after a bad crash forced the westbound lanes to shut down last night. this is cell phone video of the incident near colonial drive.

facing the wrong way. police say the driver was driving recklessly in the westbound lanes, before swerving head-on into construction barriers. the driver was thrown from truck and is in critical condition. the lanes have since reopened. jason: this morning, a gunman is on the loose, following a deadly weekend shooting in pine hills. deputies say a man was shot and killed on saturday night, at the silver hills apartments, off silver star road. witnesses say they saw a silver car drive away from the area , shortly after the gunshots rang out. you' re asked to call the orange county sheriff' s office. jazmin: the man who was shot by deputies outside the wwe training facility is due in court today. a judge will decide whether armando montalvo is competent to stand trial. you might remember this video, of montalvo demanding to be let into that facility, near full sail university. he was later shot, and charged with aggravated assault. montalvo' s father tells wesh 2 news his son has a history of

jason: an autopsy scheduled for today may help deputies determine what caused a man to walk on train tracks, and then be struck by a train. the identity of the victim has not yet been released. high hills police chief says that it is rare to see such accidents in the area. jazmin: as you walk outside today, you might wonder what season it is. jason: let' s get over to amy sweezey with a look ahead. amy: it will be warmer than average today. we are supposed to be in the mid to upper 70' s. that will continue through mid-march. instead, we will be in the middle 80' s. today, we have some clouds and rain. however, we still have a mild start. 68 in palm coast. 70 degrees in orlando. 70 degrees in kissimmee.

this morning, but maybe the umbrella. we have some on and off pockets of rain wrote the day, today. we might get some isolated thunderstorms. drier air is going to be working in today. the rain will come to an end, the clouds will clear out, and we will end up with plenty of sunshine. justin isolated shower or two expected today. -- just an isolated shower or two expected today. time now for traffic with ted noah. ted: 520 westbound at best no delays. we are moving along nicely. a little bit west of that, getting onto the 528 westbound from universal boulevard, that

this rant is closed as they work on universal boulevard, as part of the 528 widening project. a few trouble spots are not quite so troublesome this morning. jason: continuing commitment we 16 coverage right after this rate. -- 2016 coverage, right after

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pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all and not just the powerful few. chuck: it is make or break for marco rubio. to keep his campaign going, he' s got to win florida. if he doesn' t, he' s out. our last poll seems to indicate that donald trump has a commanding lead, with 20 points over rubio. ted cruz is right on his heels. if this holds, trump gets the delegates, and rubio' s campaign struggles to go on. it' ll be interesting to follow, rubio' s making a last minute push. there are a lot of ways this could be a lot closer. still, it' s marco rubio' s make

jason: you can hear much more from chuck todd coming up on the today show. he will have his breakdown of the presidential race, the violence at trump rallies plus, predictions for tomorrow. that begins at 7:00 on wesh 2. happening today, daytona beach leaders will announce a plan to help solve the city' s homeless problem. jazmin: you may remember last month when dozens of homeless people camped outside an administration building. they may soon have a new place to go, jason: but not everyone is happy about it. brett connolly is here with a preview of today' s announcement. brett: the plan for combating homelessness has become a controversial issue in daytona beach. case in point, today we' ve got various groups coming together to provide assistance and another group will be protesting. catholic charities, halifax urban ministries, and the organization faith are joining forces to offer assistance for a homeless assistance center. they' ll be promoting volusia safe harbor shelter, a facility designed to offer housing.

advocacy group, homeless and hungry, plans to protest. they argue that $12 million, budgeted to build a 250 bed shelter doesn' t leave any money , to get people out of homelessness, like mental health services and job training. the group endorsing safe harbor believes they have the right plan with the shelter. >> we need to measure outcome. you need to know from your partner, -- brett: protesters are planning to organize right near the announcement later. jason: this morning, there are new calls for reporting mental health concerns in pilots , following a new report on last years deadly german wings plane crash.

referred co-pilot, andreas lubitz, to a psychiatric clinic just two weeks earlier and no one said a word to authorities. you might remember, lubitz deliberately crashed the plane into the alps, killing all 150 jazmin: if you' re filling up before work, expect to continue paying more for gas. according to aaa, prices in florida rose seven cents on average in just the past week. the average for regular is hovering around one dollar $.91 statewide -- $1.91 statewide in the orlando area, expect to pay around $1.82. analysts say refinery maintenance and rising oil prices are to blame for the spike. this morning, parts of the gulf coast are on high alert for flash floods after record-breaking rain. the storms have now killed six people and forced thousands more from their homes. 4900 homes were damaged in

more than 800 were damaged in mississippi. the storms have since cleared out, but the flooding is expected to last for days. amy: we can expect a lot more sunshine, once we get through today. that will mean hotter temperatures, too. it is the last week before spring break, next week. enjoy it. we are a little later now with sunrise, because we set our clocks ahead over the weekend. we have warm temperatures expected today, despite the rain. there is some cloud cover overhead. with the wind coming out of the southwest, things will be heating up much warmer today. you will not need jackets at all today. you will probably want an umbrella though for the rain. as the drier air comes in, it is

we have a lot of dry air that will really start to settle in over the next 24 hours. that will help not a part the clouds, and bring us more sunshine tomorrow. some low cloudiness is blocking things out, over the buildings in downtown orlando. went coming out of the south, bringing in some warm air. the dew point is in the 60' s. that means a lot of moisture in the air today. this ability is down to a mile and a quarter in ocala. so, some low cloudiness and haziness is going on, because of all the moisture in the air. it is not a lot of thought, down at the surface. you should not have too much of a problem in your drive this morning. 70 degrees in leesburg. 70 in melbourne. wind out of the southwest, drawing in the warm air. some couple -- a couple of

most of us will see the occasional showers rolling through, all the way up through the afternoon. the drier air will then start working in overnight tonight. 84 degrees is where we are headed today in salt springs. 85 in use this -- eustis. yesterday. 86 degrees in the palm bay. we' ll be even hotter in the upper 80' s. another front will approach on wednesday, breaking us a chance of rain and some storms as we head into the next weekend. ted: here is i-4 westbound on the right side. traffic is looking good. that will stay the picture for most of i-4 this morning. still cannot get onto 528 westbound rum in a result

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jason: it' ll be the word of the day in your office, "brackets." march madness is here. jazmin: brett connolly joins us. brett, that means it' s time to put up the cash for those office pools. brett: have you guys fill your brackets out yet? jason: no. jazmin: no him and not yet. brett: this year, more than any, the pool could be open to anybody. because there' s no standout best team in the bracket. here is a look at the number one seeds. kansas, north carolina, oregon, and virginia. this tournament is wide open. look at those 4 schools. they' ve got a combined 23 losses. that' s the most ever among the top seeds. so, it' s crazy ever year, but it could get wild with the upsets this time around. this morning, the ncaa also

bracket, before last night' s big announcement. the correct bracket hit twitter about 30 minutes before it came on tv. the tournament gets started thursday at noon. duke and unc wilmington will be the first game. so you' ve got a couple days to do research. warned buffett has something special going on for his employees, if they pick the first two rounds correctly. and million dollars each year for life. jason: pretty cool stuff. thank you brett. happening today, the first golfers hit the course for an

jazmin: today is the champion' s for arnold kids pro-am tournament at bay hill. there' s also a clinic for kids this afternoon. it' s the first official event of the week-long arnold palmer invitational. the actual pga tour tournament runs thursday through sunday. jason: right now, this rover is headed to mars. the launch was less than an hour ago out of context on -- ka zkhstan. it should arrive in the mars atmosphere in october. it will study the gases on the red planet. jazmin: our primaries are just one day away. going live now to alex the rail. alex: questions remain after in ocoee teenager was shot and killed. what his family is asking for the community to do to bring him justice.

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jazmin: right now, the murder of a 15-year-old is sending shockwaves through a local community. we are live on the search for his killer. jason: an amtrak train is off the rails. the update on that new story coming in, now. brett: how the candidates are spending the last 24 hours before our main -- the florida primary. we will have coverage for you on that, coming up. jazmin: i am jazmin walker. jason: i am jason guy. the weather is like it is in the summer this morning. let' s get over to amy sweezey, where it is -- she is tracking some showers. amy: we have some 70 degree temperatures, and some rain this morning. it will be wet throughout the area.

today. even though we have a lot of clouds and a little bit of rain, s this afternoon. that is much like yesterday. there is volusia county. back through seminole. we are seeing some isolated showers there. a couple of pockets of rain in sumter. dry air will eventually work in tomorrow. clouds and some showers. there could even be some thunderstorms this afternoon, off to the south. the humidity is high, with dew point in the 60. we are going to be trying things out tomorrow and on wednesday. 63 in ocala right now. 70 in melbourne. we will climb this afternoon into the mid 80' s in most spots. that is well above our average,

we will talk more about that rain, coming up in just a few minutes. timeout for traffic with ted noah. ted: things are starting to get busier with i-4. it is moving, but getting a bit congested. from westbound seminole into lake mary, starting to get a little crowded. things are moving nicely moving westbound toward the turnpike. no delays there, just yet. jason: we have some breaking news. this is a picture of a train on its side in kansas. this amtrak train was headed from l.a. to chicago. five cars are on their side, outside of wichita. at least 20 people were taken to the hospital. they are all expected to survive. this happened just after 1:00

the rest of the passengers were taken to a recreation center. amtrak is working to get them to chicago some other way. there were a total of 144 people on board. we will learn much more, as today continues. jazmin: we are following some breaking news out of orlando, where a police officer crashed into a nether patrol car. it happened just after 1:00 a.m.. at the time, both cruisers were on the way to a traffic stop, involving a stolen car. once the car sped away, both of the officers were called off. they somehow ended up crashing. we' re told the officer who was hurt has minor injuries. jazmin: this morning, this 15-year-old will be missed at school. saturday night antwan davis was shot and killed in ocoee. now the community and the , sheriff' s office are calling for answers. jason: wesh 2' s alex villarreal

school. there today. alex: it will be. students will be returning without one of their classmates. detectives say that even over 24 knowing who did this. deputies say that he was shot in the head late saturday night on north lakewood avenue. the sheriff called the murder appalling for the community. the boy' s family is asking for responsible. >> if anybody knows anything about what happened, who was come forward. we need every amount of him. he was a child. from us.

into what led up to the shooting. they tell us that family members reported the boy had ongoing disputes with other teenagers in the neighborhood. it cannot individual will be held for him to bow night at 7:00 at start lake in ocoee. we are continuing to follow the investigation. as soon as we get more updates, we will pass them along to you. jason: in commitment 2016, just about 24 hours to go until we go to the polls. jazmin: it' s the last day for candidates to convince florida voters. our team coverage begins with brett connolly. brett: good morning. expect to get bombarded with all of those last-minute ads on air and online. the final day to influence voters here in florida and here' s a breakdown on the day ahead. lets start with some poll numbers. donald trump with a double digit lead in florida.

, if senator marco rubio doesn' t win tomorrow, he' ll drop out of the race. he is making his way all around the state in the final hours, with multiple stops today. despite his big lead in the polls, donald trump will continue to campaign. he will be in tampa with sarah palin. -- with one of his supporters. sarah palin will be promoting for him in the villages. former president bill clinton will be an central florida today, on behalf of his wife. he will speak at rollins college. we continue our team coverage from nikole killion in the nations capitol. nikole: john kasich joining forces with mitt romney today. sarah palin working to support donald trump. republican candidate donald trump had some violent rallies

>> what donald trump has done is he has lit a fire, and then he lit -- through his hands up. >> donald trump is a pathological liar. our campaign does not believe, and never will encourage anybody to disrupt anything. nikole: some of have been seen with bernie sanders signs at donald trump offense. donald trump has, reportedly, been telling his supporters to protest at bernie sanders' rallies. jazmin: we will be talking with voters about the big issues, and catching up with candidates making their final push. you can see live coverage starting at 8:00 on c.w. 18, then a full hour on wesh 2 starting at 10:00. followed by wesh 2 news at 11. today, the race for sheriff in volusia county will get more crowded. wesh 2 has learned that daytona beach police chief mike chitwood s running for the position today. you may remember, he said he wouldn'

the outspoken crime fighting chief joins an already crowded field of seven, including deputy sheriff eric dietrich, who retiring sheriff ben johnson has endorsed, and sheriff' s captain dave brannon, who has support from some deputies in the department. jazmin: orange county sheriff' s deputies are looking for answers after a body was found in a , winter park lake. wesh 2 was there as firefighter pulled a man' s body from lake killarney yesterday. the body was found near the lake killarney condos, just off 1792. people who live in the condos on the body. >> it probably came from the south side, because of the ways coming this way. our dock. jazmin: deputies are not looking for any suspects. jason: police in brevard county are searching for a gunman they say opened fire on an easter egg hunt in palm bay. detectives say they received reports that shots were fired into vehicles last night at liberty park. a flash light easter egg hunt was being held there at the time. police say two people later went to the hospital and are expected officers aren' t saying whether

jazmin: a suspect who got trapped beneath a fence while running from police, is now behind bars and about to face a judge. orlando police say pierre michael louis-jacques fired a gun outside the greyhound station on john young parkway sunday. officers say louis-jacques jumped a fence, but a cruise plowed through it and pinned him underneath. arrest, and he' s now facing a slew of charges. no one was hit in that shooting. today, a former lake county teacher, accused of having sex with a student, will enter a plea. marshall jungreis was arrested last month. deputies say he met the 17-year-old online, and had sex with her at east ridge high school. jungreis admitted he was with the student, but denied any sexual activity. he resigned his teaching position within days of his arrest. jason: federal investigators are working to determine the cause of a deadly plane crash in claremont. the plane went down and it m.d.

witnesses believe the pilot was trying to land there, to avoid your by holmes. the passenger was identified as a man from oklahoma. both the pilot and the passenger were killed. tracking showers today in your neighborhood. your first alert forecast after the break. also, the report on the heroin epidemic coming up. >> marco is trying to steal my girlfriend.

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i'm going after them. this is predatory pricing and we're going to make sure it is stopped. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. jason: welcome back. as you start to head out today, you might reach for that jacket, but you will not need it this morning. jazmin: you will not need a jacket, but you will need the umbrella. amy sweezey is outside for us. amy, how is it feeling? amy: we have a lot of clouds, some wind out of the southwest. there is some rain we are dealing with, as well. you can see some of the showers

we will eventually get some sunshine, but it is going to take some time. tomorrow, we will have lots of sun. the day, we are dealing with the left over moisture from the weekend. temperatures this morning are warm. 63 in ocala. a little bit of low cloudiness. visibility is down to less than a mile in ocala. so, some haziness and low cloudiness out there. our temperatures, even though we have the clouds, we will head into the middle 80' s. even at the coast, we will be in the mid-80' s, because of that warmer air. but go inside to

inside to ted noah with a traffic check. ted: altamonte springs is hitting is your this morning. if you have to travel west from seminole into orange, that is one of the is your spots. -- of the busier spots. westbound lake mary to lee road, no major delays just yet. jazmin: today, orange county' s heroin task force will lay out their plan to fight what' s being called an epidemic. jason: they' ve been meeting for months now, studying the problem. brett connolly joins us now. brett, the group is ready to tell us what they' brett: it' that' s ripping apart families. now, finding a solution to this powerful and highly addictive drug has become a major focus. problem, we' ll hear from orange county' s heroin task force. they' ll discuss recommendations on what needs to be done in law enforcement, education, and prevention. the numbers are down this year, but are still staggering

the orange county sheriff' s office says 35 overdoses so far this year, compared to 50 at this point last year. heroin addicts also comprise a large number of inmates. the sheriff says around 350 are in the jail at any given time. the orange county sheriff says they plan on equipping deputies with an opiate antidote, if they encounter someone overdosing. he said the cost is anywhere between $25,000 and 56 thousand dollars a year. he says it is a small cost to save lives. jason: senator marco rubio is laughing off a heckler who interrupted his rally in the villages on sunday. grexit marco rubio is trying to steal my girlfriend. they met in new hampshire, and she doesn' t look at me in the same way anymore. jason: rubio told wesh 2 that cops told him, the heckler is a comedian, who'

show on comedy central. marco rubio says he' s still camera was. jazmin: governor rick scott is he' ll be at orion technology services on south orange avenue at 10:30. it' s one of four stops he' making throughout the state today as part of his million, billion jobs victory tour. the governor takes credit for creating 1 million jobs, and 1 billion dollars in tax cuts jason: happening today, we' ll s largest mcdonald' s. jazmin: the super-sized restaurant sits on the same site as the old record-breaker, at the intersection of sand lake and international drive. the old, fry-box shaped mcdonald' s closed its doors back in december. jason: i have to put it out there, i used to call it m ac-donald' s. let'

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amy: good morning. you are looking at the coast, doubt cover. there is some rain and -- cloud cover. there is a little bit of rain in central florida this morning. i am amy sweezey. we are starting off dark with some clouds this morning. the dew point is at 68. the air. definitely muggy outside. it feels more like summertime

as the temperatures climbed this afternoon, the dew point will come down a little bit. it should stay a little bit muggy throughout the day today. the warm air will continue to filter in, with the wind coming out of the south, southwest. upper 80' s expected tomorrow and wednesday with no rain. towards the end of the week, we will see more clouds and showers. that will bring our temperatures back down, a little bit. the rain right now is pretty isolated. some of us even have some rakes in the cloud -- breaks in the cloud cover. we will see isolated showers throughout the day, they will push off the coast. 70 degrees today in orlando and melbourne. 70 degrees in kissimmee. at the coast, we will climb into the middle 80' s. we will not see a lot of sun today.

drier air works in. today, we will still have the cloud cover, and isolated showers. a couple of thunderstorms are not out of the question either. especially father to the south, where we have some more moisture in the air. to the north, we will just have these smaller pockets of rain. tomorrow, more sunshine in drier air. 85 in eustis today. 86 in kissimmee and st. cloud. 86 in orlando. 85 in apopka. 85 at daytona beach. 86 in palm bay. tomorrow, it will be even warmer as we get more sunshine and no rain. a big range of high pressure is in control tomorrow and wednesday. by the end of the week, there is a front rolling in. that will increase our chances

over to traffic with ted noah. ted: we have a crash on obt. it is in the way. 408 westbound is starting to see some delays. these are all the people getting off of the 408 westbound, and getting onto i-4. even those -- even though those right lanes are black, still no major delays. jason: these are the big stores we are following this monday morning. jazmin: ocoee middle school students are returning to class today without one of their own. 15-year-old antwan davis was murdered, late saturday night. his family is begging for his killer to come forward. deputies say davis had an ongoing feud with other teens in the neighborhood. jason: two orlando police cruisers collided just after one this morning on l.b. mcleod road. both officers were headed to help with a traffic stop, but

one officer has minor injuries. jazmin: the polls open in a little more than 24-hours for s presidential primary. bill clinton will be campaigning donald trump and marco rubio are making their final pitches to the sunshine state today. jason: the man who was shot by deputies outside the wwe court today. a judge will decide whether armando montalvo is competent to montalvo' s father tells wesh 2 news his son has a history of mental problems. jazmin: daytona beach leaders will announce a plan to help solve the city' s homeless problem today. catholic charities, halifax urban ministries, and the organization faith are joining forces to offer assistance for a they' ll be promoting volusia

if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all and not just the powerful few. jason: let' s get you out the door with a check on your traffic and weather. starting with amy. amy: we have some isolated showers this morning. volusia county and brevard are the only spots right now. we will get a couple of on it off little pockets throughout the day. meanwhile, our temperatures will

we will have a greasy, southwest wind bringing in br -- breez y, southwest wind bringing in some warmer air. we may even hit 90' s this week. it is desolate warm. some more -- it is definitely warm. some more rain expected before next weekend. ted: obt has a lane blocked. there' s a crash there. seeing to right lanes on i for westbound slowdown. jason: the "today show" is next on wesh 2. they will have a look at how the presidential candidates are making a final push for votes in florida, and across the country, ahead of tomorrow' s primaries. jazmin: local news continues right now, when brett joins me on cw18. brett: we' ve got a really special family coming in this morning. a young boy, battling brain

and a set of clippers, can get involved in the fight against cancer. plus, the star of the newest show at the doctor phillips center stops by for a little fun. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] good morning. breaking overnight. an amtrak train with 140 people on board goes off the tracks in kansas. >> set a ladder up and we'll start getting the people out the top. >> investigators looking into what caused the late-night crash. chaos on the campaign trail. a weekend of violent clashes between donald trump supporters and protesters. who is to blame? trump says not him, but his