violence a donald trump's rallies. thousands are casting ballots in early voting at miami-dade gears up. thank you for joining us i'm vanessa borge . >> and i am lauren pastrana. this special edition starts right now. fight for florida voters will head to the polls tomorrow to cast their ballots in florida's primary. this is the presidential hopefuls are making their last pitch in the sunshine state and the numbers are not looking so good. this morning, campaign 2016 and the fight for florida is on. a just-released poll finds donald trump keeping his lead. >> in fact, it's not good for marco rubio.

by a margin of two to one. marco rubio comes in with 22%, ted cruz has 14%, the poll's margin of error is 4%. >> the florida primary is tomorrow, and registered voters are ready have cast their ballots. >> absentee ballots continue to roll in in miami-dade. we are live at the election department with the latest. >> that's >> reporter: good morning. early voting wrapped up over the weekend, but preparations are underway. this is the tabulation room, they are counting ballots. they tell us 65% of the absentee ballots have been submitted. based on the numbers, election

day tomorrow. a record number of south florida voters party cast their ballots ahead of super tuesday. >> i work tuesday night. i might have a hard time getting here.>> it's good for me. it gives me time enough to come, i don't have to rush.>> reporter: after two full weeks of voting, or been 83,000 people voted early at a whopping 114 at a whopping 114,000 at -- and a whopping 114,000 absentee ballots. he voted for bernie sanders. >> i was in the hospital until late last night, this was my first opportunity. i didn't want to miss it. 4 voter say -- >> reporter: voter say voters say that they are putting a lot on this election.

important election in like 20 years. >> reporter: that kind of passion brought out republican voters like frank.>> i think he has a lot of valid points, and they outweigh some of the negativity. >> reporter: again, a lot of preparations going on. her last chance to vote is on election day which is tomorrow. >> you do have to vote at your assigned precinct. officials want to remind voters that florida is a closed primary state, which means you have to be a registered democrat or a registered republican to vote for your nominee. >> a busy day there. no doubt, thank you. let's move to broward county. this is from the election center there. more than 69,000 people took advantage of the early voting.

ballots. coming up at 9:30 am, we will talk live with the supervisor dr. brenda snipes. florida is not the only one holding critical primaries, ohio, missouri, in illinois will all head to the polls. don champion continues our coverage. >> reporter: bernie sanders and hillary clinton took questions on a range of issues during a town hall. but violence are present donald trump rallies took center stage. . >> he lit the fire, and then he throws his hands up in claims he shouldn't be held responsible, and he should be. i would hope that mr. trump told it down big time, and tells his supporters that violence is not acceptable. >> reporter: sanders holds a

her in crusoe primaries in florida, and it -- crucial primaries in florida and illinois. trump commented on the weekend events. >> all over the world a are talking about what took place, and they are talking about us, and how well we handled it. >> reporter: he still leads his public -- republican competition. marco rubio is hoping he gets a much-needed victory in florida. >> we can't let it fall to the crushed in november.>> reporter: john kasich is fading -- fighting for our -- ohio. >> i believe after tuesday, we >> reporter: trump is about a third of the way to nomination with ted cruz close behind. don champion, cbs news, miami. >> 350 delegates are up for grabs in 691 democratic

florida is make or break for marco rubio, and ohio four john kasich.>> john kasich -- marco rubio is busy. he made a few campaign stops in pensacola, and the villages in central 40 yesterday. spoke about the recent violence at donald trump's events.>> it's in the images, they are deeply disturbing. we reached a point where people can't just disagree on issues, without something being said, without something happening, with out violence. we can strongly disagree, we can strongly disagree about how many regulations we should have, and about the role of federal government, but we cannot continue to allow a critical discourse in this country.>> he will continue on his bus tour

he will meet with voters at campaign stops in jacksonville, melbourne and here in west former senator. hillary clinton announced that she will travel to south florida to hold a primary event . the poll of likely democratic primary voters in florida shows clinton leading with 60% in senator. bernie sanders far behind with 34%. we will have another special edition reading up -- leading up of kit -- to campaign 2016. one person is dead after an out-of-control slant -- car slammed into a grocery store. live on the scene. >> reporter: that driver

we can only imagine it was on a high rate of speed. look at the whole and not building the car went all the way inside. a smashed up car was pulled from a hollywood building. >> it was terrible. but like i've said before, i've heard it so many times, that i jumped out of bed, and knew it was a bad accident. >> reporter: just before 3 am a red cadillac slammed into this building. they say he was a young man in his 20s, and he was ejected and died on the scene. the female passenger was transported to the hospital. stephen scott who lives nearby says he has seen this happen way too often. >> unfortunately, i have seen it and heard it many times it was 3 am i was pretty tired. obviously, i wish i had come down maybe i could have assisted. 4 the driver was heading

drove head-on into the story it -- the storage area. >> as you can see, this is the curb, this is a pretty big circle here, we have signals here. to let drivers know coming from the beach. we have this along the curb, these orange kind of steaks standing up with reflectors.>> reporter: a number -- another resident says more needs to be done to prevent this.>> this is the fourth card that i have seen since i have been here.>> reporter: the publix is open, it appears it did not affect the structure of the building. police have not released the names of the driver or the victim. all they have been able to tell us is that the driver and the passenger were transported to the hospital.

the passenger. again, there are looking into what caused the accident. and, looking into whether drugs, alcohol, or speed played a factor. live in hollywood. we are following a developing story out of southwest kansas, where an amtrak train has derailed. according to amtrak, it was traveling from los angeles to chicago very early this morning. it went off the tracks about 20 miles west of dodge city. five cars were left on their side, there were 120 passengers and 14 crew members, 29 people were taken to area hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries. still ahead on this special edition, republican front runner donald trump is not

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coverage of campaign 2016. we are one day away from the primary. the gop side 99 delegates, and in the intense fight for the nomination, what happens tuesday especially in florida, will most certainly a fact how many candidates are left standing. in the last 48 hours, the tone has become less about issues and more about angry and even violent confrontations. at the rallies for donald trump. at the university of illinois chicago, protesters flooded a trump rally. there were fistfights, and tense moments. it was so tense that donald trump was forced to cancel. after the event was over he burn -- he blamed bernie sanders supporters what happened. saturday, a protester rushed addressing supporters. secret service moved in to

nobody was hurt, and donald trump is refusing to back down from a many call are dangerously divisive rhetoric. >> what's to argue with? we are looking for the same thing, what's the point in doing what they do? they are disruptors. and let me tell you, the reason they are doing it, it's because there's never been anything like this that's happened before. because you know what folks, we are going to take our country back from these people. we are going to take it back. these are bad bad people.>> things were a little quieter at boca raton in his rally. he urged the crowd to vote for him. wow, still taking jabs at senator. marco rubio. joan murray has more. >> reporter: it was about as presidential as you could get, billionaire businessman donald trump arriving at his boca

super -- >> donald j trump. >> reporter: he urged the crowd to vote even though he is ahead.>> we love that wall, don't we? that wall is going to happen folks. nobody's going to tell us what to do. i'm working for you, and for you, you folks. >> this country is turning socialist. i came from cuba in 1961 fleeing from a communist. obama is a socialist. >> he will see that the schools again, are clean, well educated, all safe places for children to learn. >> i love the women, i when with women, i when with men. we have the military, but

we win with young, we win with highly educated, and we win with less than educated. >> there were the disruptors, one woman escorted out early in the speech, this man towards the end. one woman fainted. >> these people are delusional. they don't want a dictatorship that they are agreeing to it.>> reporter: but the trump supporters were unwavering. these two came all the way from miami. >> i like his honesty. he sends a message. he talks about things that other people are talking about. he says it with passion.>> i like that he is not run by the government.>> reporter: i love you, go vote on tuesday. -- >> i love you go vote on tuesday.

>> you have transitioned roles, to communication advisor for the our principles group aimed at keeping donald trump out of the white house. thank you for joining us. >> correct, good to be with you. >> we just saw a lot about donald trump and what he's been up to. you see both sides of the spectrum, is the protests as well as the passionate support, a very polarizing campaign, are you surprised it's gotten this far?>> it's really actually very predictable, we need a presidential candidate that brings out the best in us, and donald trump brings out the worst. he is really playing with fire with his rhetoric, but they did not show if there is one example where a trump supporters sucker punched a protester who is not doing anything wrong. and then donald said, i'm going to paperback eyes legal fees.

donald trump is not appealing to our better nature, or bring people together. i think that's what this country needs right now.>> and he blamed bernie sanders supporters for inciting violence. but that's not what you been seeing. >> obviously, there will be some troublemakers, because they see that this is a powder keg. and that's not okay. but this is his responsibility. no other candidates events are having this. it's happening there because of his words. someone in miami told me a story of their kid who is in school who is hispanic, she's in third grade one of the other students said, when donald trump as president is going to be deported. this is what he is putting forth, and it's not sincere, he knows what he's doing. he's trying to incite this. and really, i hope that the florida voters stand up tomorrow.

he said at one point, donald campaign will fail worse than trump steaks. hillary clinton will destroy him, even if she's in jail. >> that's how the quote ended. the general election. right now he has one third of just about one third. if you look at the general election, two thirds of them do not like him. he is less popular than bill cosby. so, he will not win the election, and he is not looking out for regular people. and that's what our ads are focused on, telling the story where he has screwed over regular people to help himself. >> and of course, in the florida polls he is in the lead. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me.>> we will keep talking about donald trump. he's getting extra support thanks to vice presidential

she shook hands with supporters at the annual rodeo championship and arcadia. the former alaskan governor also made a stop at the strawberry festival. she says that trump is an outsider who will undo a lot of damage that's been done to the country. she also said that the protesters at trump's rallies should be called thugs. she endorsed the front runner in january. us get a check about whether -- let us get a check of the weather. >> with sunshine, warmth, humidity, and the rain chance remaining low. it's pretty much the same field showers. good monday morning, the day after daylight savings time, we had to spring forward. today, a little bit more challenging to wake up this morning, perhaps. but at least the weather is

we are seeing a mix of sun and clouds. and lauderdale showing a huge change in comparison to last week. all week long we were showing the rest dangerous surf, but the winds have lightened up. the palm trees are not swaying as much. you can see them enjoying fun in the sun. middle to upper 70s, temperatures are creeping up. it is muggy. we did have fog forming earlier, we are seeing some reduce visibility. everywhere else, visibility has improved drastically. we are seeing the winds slowing anywhere from 3 to 8 miles per hour . that is helping to transport that moisture that's making it feel steamy. the frontal boundary, across north-central florida is producing some rain. yesterday, we did have some

and our models are indicating in the afternoon around 3 pm and 5 pm, there could be some scattered showers here and there a 20% chance of rain today. and it goes down to 10% tomorrow. it is a mess across portions of carolina, it into the midwest and the great lakes regions. the west coast is getting drenched everywhere from the pacific northwest california, the rockies, a mix of rain and wintry precipitation. the tennessee valley, and even portions of the midwest omaha, in kansas. here in south florida, we are in the 70s, but we are seeing 60s in new orleans, boston, chicago and albuquerque. highs for us will be above average at 86. we could see some afternoon showers.

tonight, it will fall to 70 degrees. as we head into election day tomorrow, 86. crank that ac. midshipman 80s through st. patrick's day. still ahead in this special edition of cbs4 this morning. voting is over, we are live with representatives from both counties. but first, we're asking voters

here is a look at your news headlines. investigating the deadly shooting of a 20-year-old man over the weekend. authorities say he was shot once in the chest and died in the hospital. they spoke to a person of interest, but no arrests have been made. it was a busy and rowdy weekend with thousands of spring breakers. on friday seven people were arrested for being in a scuffle. a man who went out on a lake on it waverunner, and did not return.

went out on the lake near the airport. they found his waverunner covered in debris and believe he may have crashed into trees. he was not wearing a life vest in may have been speeding. police are looking for a man accused of robbing and sexually assaulting a woman. it happened around 7 am yesterday morning. they say a man grabbed her, sexually battered her and took up with her belongings. they believe he was a latin man, 35 years old, seen in a white suv. a 42 foot boat ran aground sending two women to the hospital. lord of fish and wildlife tells us the boat driver made a sudden sharp turn. he ran aground in a sandbar. it was so sudden that one woman who out of the boat, another slammed into the center console. they rushed the woman thrown

area at the nearby aquarium where their chopper flew her to the hospital. the other woman was taken to the hospital with a broken arm. they said alcohol was not a factor. back to our coverage of campaign 2016, the winners in the flight -- fight for florida will be crowned. hundreds of thousands of republican and democratic voters have all ready cast their ballots. >> absentee ballots are continuing to roll in. and, gaby fleischman is live with the latest. 4 -- >> reporter: they saw a record number of early voters, today the polls are closed preparations are underway. this behind me, is the tabulation room at miami-dade election headquarters, they are continuing to count absentee ballots that have been coming in throughout the weekend.

expecting a busy day. more than 83,000 people voted early, and 114,000 sent in absentee ballots. florida is a crowd --) may so you have to be registered to vote in the primary. the voters we spoke with our placing a lot of importance on the election, many of them telling us they decided to vote early to avoid lines and last- minute rushes. they want to make sure their preference is heard.>> i work on tuesday night, so might be kind of hard getting here. i wanted to make sure i voted. >> i think these elections are very important. and i think, it's the most important elections in the last 20 years. >> -- >> reporter: and i enjoyed -- and -- m joined live.

>> thank you. 1 first tell us about the preparations that are happening. >> i can tell you, we are ready, are equipment is trained, and we are setting up today to make sure we are ready.>> reporter: there was a record turnout in terms of early voting. and you are expecting a significant turnout?>> yes, we are looking towards pretty high there has been record turnout during early voting and for absentee ballots as well. we are looking to be on par with the 2008 turnout, or higher.>> reporter: what your best piece of advice to those who last -- waited till the last day and they plan to head out tomorrow quick >> remember, this is a close primary state city must be registered democrat or republican to vote. polls are open from 7 am until 7 pm. make sure that you know where

some precincts had changed. you can call our office or go on our website, and make sure you know where it is. 4 and it's a little bit more high-tech pack --. >> yes, we have a new check-in system. you come in with your drivers license, we swipe it and we can do it much quicker. >> reporter: thank you so much. member, polls are open tomorrow make sure that you are a registered democrat or republican, or you will be turned away. you can head to our website ran two. -- miami.cbslocal.com. gaby fleischman. a university poll released finds donald trump keeping his lead in the sunshine state. in fact, the news is not good for marco rubio. the voters showed, that chump is ahead by a margin of two to

rubio 22%, ted cruz has 14%. the margin of error is 4%. it's a similar story in the latest news poll his ahead with 44% but ted cruz is ahead of marco rubio with 24% in that poll. he is not too far behind at 21%. that margin of error is 4.8%. ohio, missouri, and north carolina will hold there's tomorrow. 4 bernie sanders and hillary clinton took questions on a range of issues from ohio voters during the town hall sunday night. but violent that recent donald trump rallies took center stage in both candidates took aim.>> he has let the fire, -- lit the fire, and that he claims he should not be responsible, and he should be held responsible. >> i would hope that mr. trump

his supporters that violence is not -- and tells his supporters that violence is not acceptable. >> reporter: there are crucial primaries in illinois. at boca raton, trump commented on the weekend events. >> all over the world they're talking about what took place, and talking about us, and talking about how well we handled it. back heat -- >> reporter: he still is in the lead against his front runners. marco rubio is hoping he gets a victory. >> we cannot let it fall into the hands of someone who will get crushed in november. >> reporter: john kasich is hoping for a win in ohio his home state.>> i believe, we will continue to roll. >> reporter: trump is a third of the way to nomination with

don champion, cbs news, miami. >> mitt romney is hitting the campaign trail, he is with john kasich. according to the john kasich campaign ronnie will join him at events. the team effort comes one day before the states pivotal when or take all primary. -- win or take all primary. mitt romney has not endorsed any of the hopefuls. he is making a campaign trail come back as part of his as collating efforts to prevent donald trump from clenching the nomination. earlier this month he recorded campaign calls for marco rubio, as well as case it. -- john kasich. senator. ted cruz will make several stops in illinois were voters will cast their ballots store. ted cruz had a -- held a rally

campaigning and ohio. -- in ohio. he will then travel to north carolina in missouri. hillary clinton leads sanders. we will have another special edition leading up to florida's primary tomorrow morning at 9 am. stay with cbs4 news and miami.cbslocal.com for continuing coverage. still ahead, and out-of- control car slammed into a

uh, hello geico?... yeah, i was just talking about your emergency roadside service and how it's available 24/7 and then our car overheated... what are the chances? can you send a tow truck please? uh, the location? you're not going to believe this but it's um... it's in a tree. i wish i was joking, mate, but it's literally stuck in a tree. (car horn honking) no, no, all we really need is a tow truck. day or night, geico's emergency roadside service is there for you. back to our campaign coverage, in broward county more than 82,000 people took advantage of early voting. there have been more than 74,000 absentee ballots sent in. joining us now, is elections

good morning. how did those voting numbers compared to last year wax in >> i think the number is surpassing what we have had in previous presidential preference primaries. because, there is a different mix of who is voting, and i think this number will surpass that number in previous years. >> was going to say, do expect a larger voter turnout? and how have you prepared?>> we have put everything in place, and now we are waiting for voters. at 7 am we will be ready to deceive voters. he would like a good turnout, for voters to come out, i know that the time has changed. but set your clocks, so that they can be reminded to get up and come on out at 7 am. it is really important. this is a critical election.

for somebody to represent every view.>> and what do voters need in order to vote? >> they will need to bring a picture id, most of the time that is a drivers license. sometimes it is a state issued passport or id. it is listed on our website. we invite the voters to prepare themselves for tomorrow, there's not a lot on the ballot, just mainly the presidential candidates and also, in five cities, there are elections. but all this information is on our website. we are just encouraging voters to make their voices heard.>> and as you said, we do have a link for that website it is on miami.cbslocal.com. thank you. >> thank you. one person is dead after

into a publix grocery store. marybel rodriguez is live with more. >> reporter: good morning. that driver slammed into a storage room just before 3 am. they are not saying exactly how fast that driver is going. we can only assume that he was going at a high rate of speed. you can see the smashed red cadillac inside the building. they say he was in his early 20s, and he was ejected and died on the scene. the female passenger was transported to memorial regional. the driver was heading westbound and must have lost control at the curb heading towards young circle and he slammed into the building. a resident who lives nearby says he has seen this happen way too often. >> it was terrible. but i've heard it so many times.

that's a bad accident. and i couldn't see anything because there is a wall blocking it. but i have heard it many times. it was 3 am, i was pretty tired but, obviously i wish i had come down i could have rendered some assistance. >> test >> reporter: and again, -- reporter and again, the driver died on his scene he has -- on the scene his name has not been released. the passengers condition is not known. the publix is open. again, investigators are trying to figure out what caused the they will be looking into whether drugs, alcohol, or speed played a factor. live in hollywood, marybel rodriguez cbs4 news. police are looking for a thief who burglarized cars outside of an apartment

-- >> this the first time this has occurred. so some young kid, some grown- ups broken thinking they would get something, i have no idea.>> if you saw anything suspicious, call police. in other news, a maryland police officer's gun down. and what authorities are calling an unprovoked attack outside of a police officer. what the officer had to do after realizing they were under

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he was days shy of his 29th birthday to the undercover narcotics officer. an amtrak train derailed sending more than two dozen people to the hospital. the train was headed from los angeles to chicago. we have more on what one passenger described as chaos. back cellphone video shows amtrak train number four scattered off of a kansas state highway. >> please respond to a train derailment. >> reporter: passenger show several of the tackle -- double- decker cars on their side. first responders can be seen trying to free those. >> we will start evacuating. >> reporter: amtrak says the train was made up of two locomotives. according to kansas highway patrol, five of those cars flipped over. 25-year-old daniel was one of the 120 passengers on board. >> i was reading my book and i

sudden, it got a little turbulent. and, it became more drastic and after three seconds, something was wrong. >> reporter: 13th -- 14 crew members were also on board. >> as soon as i opened the room door, there was a large burning small -- smell. i heard people crying for help. looking for folks. everyone was on both sides, looking for other people. >> that was don taylor reporting. they are working with amtrak to determine the cause of the derailment. the actress who met with the mexican drug lord is denying reports that she received any money from el chapo . she said she only met with him to document his life. they met with him in october of last year in a remote area of

magazine she claims the encounter at a mexican military checkpoint never happened. they say that he maintains his story is accurate. we are keeping our eye on a storm. parts of louisiana are underwater. record floods have killed at least five people the national guard says, that authority rescued more than 3000 residents.>> some customers will be disconnected. water levels in a lake have surpassed the national weather service projections. the electric company says that it has to have -- extended services. the have a hard issued mandatory a back -- all ready issued a mandatory evacuation. we are going to continue to enjoy plenty of warmth and humidity. the weather is looking good for election day. so there you go. a live view from our cbs4 camera.

and clouds. and as we take another live view, broward county, more of the same and boy, have you noticed how humidity is? and warm all ready for the middle to upper 70s. good morning to you, 76, is 75 in fort lauderdale. the upper 70s, after a marathon, and checking in on the rest of the state, we are seeing the low 70s, upper 60s in gainesville and visibility has improved the most part except for a few areas. some areas are dealing with a little fog. right now, miami we are seeing visibility down to seven and nine, around 5 am, it was down to only a mile. that is due to low-level moisture. and the fact we have the breeze that has lightened up.

this week, the winds have come down. but, that openly wind flow is pumping in that tropical moisture that is making you feel so sticky. we have a boundary, that's producing precipitation, and for us, you're talking a 20% chance of rain today. yesterday we had the return of those downpours, and as we had into the afternoon hours, the could be a few showers here and there. our future radar models indicating around 1 pm or 3 pm we could see scattered showers even for the evening commute. just keep that in mind. not a complete washout, but keeps on umbrellas -- but keep the umbrellas close by. areas of low pressures are pumping and, and leading to precipitation. an area of low pressure is spending. and the west coast is getting

but the snow stretching from california, pacific northwest, and into the rockies. looking at parts of the carolinas, and portions of the central united states could see severe weather. we are in the upper 70s heading towards the 80s, new york city, chicago, and kansas city, and houston. it will be warm and stevie -- steamy. no advisories for voters, we have a light shop on the base. we are going to see lows falling to 70 degrees, mild and muggy, and a 10% chance of rain for election day. and 85 on wednesday, and into think patrick's them thursday, and it will start to increase a chance for showers. thank you. thousands packed the street of

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before we go, here is the latest, a university poll released this morning finds donald trump keeping his lead here in the sunshine state. the likely republican voters shows them ahead a margin of tuna one with 46% of the vote. marco rubio comes in a 22%, ted cruz has 14%. the margin of error is plus or -4%.

well as ohio, north carolina in missouri and illinois will head to the polls to cast their votes in the state's primary. 358 gop delegates are up for grabs in 691 democratic delegates are also on the line. we will have another special edition leading up to florida's primary, that's tomorrow at 9 am right here on cbs. stay with us for continuing coverage of campaign 2016 now for election day. wayne: yes, whoo! - money! wayne: hey! it's a trip to iceland! - (screaming) of the day! let's make a deal!" jonathan: it's time for " let's make a deal."

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