a rally in chicago chicago that prompts presidential hopeful donald trump to cancel the event. two men are injured in a crash that happened overnight. police suspected drunk driving may have led to the collision. no strike for nj transit workers a deal has been reached that will prempt a -- prevent a monday morning commuter meltdown. let's go outside to chris sowers, we hope the weekend will

be just as gorgeous as last week. >> reporter: we had temperatures that shot up into the 70s 80 saturdays be right now we're down to 30s and 40s, with a decent amount of sunshine we should manage to climb back into the 60s once again today. it should be a fantastic day around the delaware valley. as you look at satellite and radar, we have a system to the south that's off the screen that will push in our direction over the next 48 hours. clouds increase today and showers move in tomorrow. the call from accuweather, increasing clouds, comfortable high of 62 his -- 612 degrees. remember the rm -- 62 degrees. the normal 51.

hope you like the rain, because we have plenty of it in the seven day forecast. 60% chance of showers tomorrow afternoon. 80% chance of rain monday, still the threat on tuesday, another system arrives next thursday and friday. over the next 6 to 7 days we have 5 or 6 chance of wet weather. we'll talk about that, i'll time it out for you with future tracker 6 when we look at the seven-day forecast when i see you in just a few minutes. gray. 7:02. there's breaking news to tell you about. two people have been rushed to the hospital after this collision in haddon township new jersey, a driver was ejected and thrown right on to the road. another person had serious injuries. both were taken to cooper university hospital. attractive is being detoured around the wreckage which is in the southbound lanes near wilson avenue. a rally for donald trump in chicago was canceled after this

right here, punches were thrown as thousands of protesters and trump supporters clashed inside and outside of the facility. it sparked shouting matches fights and marchs. mary maloney has the details. >> reporter: violence erupting before donald trump's chicago rally. we were not going to let a bigot come into my neighbor and disparage my people or race. >> reporter: protesters carrying signs and shouting insults. the crowds swelling outside and inside the event. some getting physical, throwing punches. police line up attempting to keep the peace as some officers try to break up fights. one man after jumping on stage had to be forcefully removed, as protesters clash with supporters, the trump campaign postponed the rally. i felt it was safer, i don't want to see anybody get

hurt. i think it was the right thing to do under the circumstances. >> reporter: i'm mary maloney reporting. of course, all the candidates are focusing on super tuesday, the sequel, marco rubio is calling on ohio voters to support his rival john kasich, because donald trump is threatening to win his home state of florida and kasich's home state of ohio. winning either on tuesday to be close to a knockout blow for trump's competition. ted cruz is closest to trump in the delegate race. on the democratic side clinton is dominating sander in a poll in florida. a tentative agreement has been reached that will keep nj transit workers on the job that will prevent a commuter nightmare monday morning. it stops a strike that was threatened at 12:1 sunday

morning. the new agreement avoids the first strike in 30 years. your time, 7:05. new this morning, a woman is in custody as police investigate whether she was driving drunk before a crashed that happened in north philadelphia. two cars collided ending up on the sidewalk at 11th and cecil b. moore. firefighters freed two injured men from one of the mangled cars you see here. they are in the hospital and expected to survive. the woman suspected of drunk driving was not injured. from our delaware newsroom, $100,000 worth of drugs are off the street as police made a bust in elsmere. police showed "action news" the haul of drugs and guns confiscated. this included three handguns, shotgun and steroids and 25 pounds of marijuana. police have arrested 51-year-old robert john n connection

with the bust. experts say there's been a sharp increase in the number of overdose deaths in the suburbs from heroin. jeff chirico talked to two local families touched by the heroin epidemic. we are losing a generation here. teresa bidwell. this is a life long fight. >> reporter: and trisha are on the front line of a war they didn't want to fight against a drug that's killing thousands of americans every year. i caught him doing it in the bathroom. i couldn't believe it could happen to me. >> reporter: bidwell said her son and daughter have been in and out of rehab for years, their addictions started with prescription drugs and escalated to the cheaper heroin. it's the devil inside them. that's how i look at it. she was responsible, working she saved her money.

>> reporter: trish's straight laced daughter got caught up in drugs and overdosed months after leaving rehab. she was 19. the death rate is higher than it's ever been. >> reporter: more than 100 people died of heroin in delaware county last year. pennsylvania leads the nation in overdose deaths among young men. jeff goldberg said he's seen an increase in parents testing their children's hair and finger nails for drug use, a service he wishes he didn't have to offer. it's a starting point to say where do we take it and begin the journey to recovery. on my free time i was finding ways to get high. >> reporter: trish reads from her daughter's journal to schools across the region hoping to stop the epidemic before it claims another life. i thought we would get the kids before they started. >> reporter: i want people to know it can happen to anybody.

>> reporter: the heroin task force in delaware county has spoken to 15,000 students across the region about the dangers of prescription drugs, objection -- oxycontin or percocet can hook someone in 72 hours. if you have a loved one suffering from heroin addiction call the national health line 800-662-health jot it down. it is open 24/7, 365 days a year. medications such as as methedone are used. behavioral therapy can be used and there's support groups like narcotics anonymous. the federal government has announced $94 million in funding to help fight heroin and

prescription opioid abuse. the money will be distributed among 207 health centers nationwide. that includes 1 million for philadelphia, pottstown and reading he and another million spread among trenton, camden and egg harbor township. second mile charity will stop operations yesterday. the judge gave the charity founded by jerry sandusky, permission to dissolve. he found the charity to work with decision -- disadvantaged children. he met several of his abuse victims through the group. the $70,000 in assets will be turned over to the attorney general office which regulates charities. lawyers for bill cosby are asking for a second deposition planned for next month to be

canceled. they also bill -- they say bill cosby's wife was questioned about her son during the deposition for the defamation case calling it improper. this is where a memorial plaque stood for a 19th century firefighter who died in the line of duty, now the search is on for whoever took it. a car is stuck in a flooded road, a casualty of the historic flooding in the deep south. >> reporter: some of that rain heads this way later this week. after a nice weekend we'll get some of that wet weather. details ahead in the seven-day forecast. at wegmans we believe the best way to help you

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sidewalk at second and erie in north philadelphia. it paid tribute to firefighter james mcgee killed fighting an oil cloth factor fire back in 1898. historic flooding in the south killed 6 people in the south. a 22-year-old and 6-year-old girl were killed in flooding in the state. many highways are closed because of flooding there. high water is beginning to recede in west monroe, louisiana, portions of roads were going with it, not good news, this road collapsed under the weight of rising water. tough times for the folks in louisiana. let's get you caught up with the forecast with chris sowers. no rain today. >> reporter: some of that could move in here sunday into monday. it's not going to be that heavy. we will get some of it in the

next 48 hours or so. as we go live on sky 6. you can see the view glistening down on penns landing. temperatures are in the 30s across a large portion of the area. double scan live is career. there could be a stray shower during the afternoon sunday. most of it holds off until sunday night. 62 degrees forecasted high this afternoon. 11 degrees above average. 42 is where we started out this morning. we're up to 44. allentown pretty chilly, below freezing in the lehigh valley. poconos, 32. trenton, 37. a good 20 degrees cooler than the same time yesterday. look at millville. 26 degrees cooler. 24 degrees cooler in allentown. reading, 20 degrees cooler. a cold front slipped through yesterday evening and that's knocked down the temperatures. satellite and radar, the clouds increase south to north today. actually you'll see cooler temperatures here across the scowrn portion of the --

southern portion of the delmarva than what you'll see across the lehigh valley. it's the complete opposite. here's the wider view tremendous amounts of rain falling across the missouri valley. arkansas and texas have picked up 20 inches of rain. the conversion rate over to snow is 10 to 1, so 20 times 10 is 16 feet. it's causing unprecedented flooding prohibition down here. the upper level low is starting to pill away. that counter clockwise spin will lift to the north. snow how it can't push east because it's running into a blocking high, a bermuda high off the coast of the carolinas. that high has brought us one of the nicest opening march weeks i can remember in quite a long time. temperatures in the 70s and 80s. now the high is retreating out

to sea, it will allow the system to come north up into the great lakes. we'll experience the rain sunday into monday. good news by the time it gets here, it will spin out. we're looking at a couple of showers, increasing clouds today, comfortable afternoon, highs in the 60s. overnight tonight, mainland dry and cloudy -- mainly dry and cloudy. spritzes around. tomorrow, clouds around, increasing late in the day. mainly west of philadelphia, it's sunday night into monday where all the rain starts to pull in here. rainfall totals will range from a quarter to a half inch by monday afternoon. 62 degrees in philadelphia. becoming cloudy, pleasant. 63 in reading, allentown, 63. the cooler numbers are to the south. dover, 59. cape may, 56. atlantic city, 58 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, it stays fairly quiet tomorrow, cloudy, showers possible during the afternoon, another 62 degrees.

monday, cooler, breezy, periods of rain, 55. tuesday, clouds, sun, 65. look how nicely the numbers rebound next week. wednesday, warmer, 72. the normal for this time of the year 51. that's 21 degrees above average. st. patrick's day, 66. friday, clouds and sun, 62 degrees. don't forget to turn the clocks ahead before you go to bed, you spring forward. this is the worst night of our lives. you were doing so great and you had to ruin it with the bad news there. >> reporter: you said don't be grumbly tomorrow morning. i'm grumpy looking at it. 7:17. as the saying goes everyone is a comedian like chris, tamala edwards takes us to an i group that's popular among the senior crowd.

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look at what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. get ready for the summer season at the greater philadelphia boat show. this will be every boat you can imagine out there on display. you can see it at the greater expo did have in -- center in montgomery county today and tomorrow. st. patrick's day is thursday, you can get into the spirit today at the 41st st.

patrick's day parade in wilmington, delaware. it starts at 12:00 at king and 4th street. the post parade will be held at 14 and king streets near the end of the parade route. if you're down the shore, celebrate all things irish at sea isle's 26th st. patrick's day parade at 3:30 on landis avenue. arrive at 2 to take part in a best dressed competition at kicks on 63rd street. prizes will be awarded to the best irish individuals and irish group. a lot happening there. sports is coming up next.

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everyone, 7:25 saturday morning, temperatures have been unusually mild. we've had highs in the 80s, that's normal for the month. june. things will cool down, but not until next weekend as we start to see the jet stream look like. here's philadelphia. temperatures cool down, but the cold stuff stays up here across the hudson bay. even when the pattern changes like this next week. we're talking about temperatures close to seasonal averages which will be between 53 and 54. this lovely weather will not last be but the cooler stuff doesn't look that bad, either. increasing clouds today, pleasant, comfortable high of 62. gray. thanks for the update. in sports, the flyers surge closer to a playoff spot. they got a rare win in tampa.

here's ducis rogers. >> reporter: good morning, last night was another night and another tough opponent for the flyers. at tampa bay the flyers have not won there in five years. bernie parent in the house. gagne, cleaning up the mess on the power play. 1-0. second period, power play, 2-0 flyers lead. brayden shenn gets his 23rd goal of the season. they are two points out of the wild car spot. they won 3-1. eagles have traded mark sanchez to denver. he became and hedable once they got daniels.

sixers say okafor will have minor knee surgery. he is done for the season. brandt leave the game with a leg injury and covington a neck injury. sixers get 42 points off the bench. nerlens noel 13 points, 11 boards, sixers win 95-89. providence handed the cats one of their 4 losses this season. every time they got close, the cats pushed them away. nova up by 14. nova dances to the championship

game 76-58. st. joe's in action against dayton and temple takes on utah. that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers. you have yourself a terrific weekend! a florida hockey marathon for a good cause just wrapped up. kids faced off for 17 hours straight anticipate raised $6,000 for make a wish. we're back in a bit.

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weekend, but take notice, you will eventually need the umbrellas. chris sowers is outside, chris, wash the car or not to wash the car? >> reporter: you can do it today, but it will get dirty tomorrow. we have a cold front that slipped through. 29 degrees in martins creek at this hour. 33 in tanersville. quakertown, 34. center city, 44. chester and levittown 39.

glassboro, 37. vineland, 36. smyrna and dover, 40 and 41. temperatures are cooler than we've seen over the last several mornings, but nothing cold, it's nothing out of the ordinary for this time of the year. it is the beginning of march. colder stuff to the north. 28 in buffalo. binghamton, 23. good news that cold sir is not moving this way, it is shifting east and it continue to affect the new england states not us. satellite and radar we'll see an increase in clouds as the day wears on. we'll start out with sunshine and we'll see high, thin clouds overspread the area. 9 clouds will lower and thicken toward the evening. that will give way to showers late in the day tomorrow. we're forecasting a high of 62 degrees, if we manage to hold the clouds off long enough we'll get 63, 64. for now, 62. 1:00 p.m., 60.

3:00 p.m., 60. 5:00 p.m., 59. a look at the headlines this morning, increasing clouds today we'll see quite a bit of clouds over the next several days. we're tracking heavy rain system that brought two feet of rain to the missouri valley. that will push in here sunday night into monday. the good news is, though, it doesn't last long. we will not see a tremendous amount of rain, we warm up next week. temperatures shoot up into the 70s. when i come back in we'll detail that in the seven-day forecast. 7:32 we're following breaking news, the action cam on the scene police in burlington county investigating an early morning crash that sent a delivery truck into a home, the 600 block of styles avenue. we are told the home has been knocked off its foundation, we know two people were inside the home at the time of the incident. there was a woman in the kitchen. we can report that no one inside

the home was injured. also the truck driver also was not injured, but a lot of damage right here on styles avenue. you can see the car careening into the home. the home knocked off its foundation. this happening right there on styles avenue, route 73 traffic near styles avenue has not been affected we are told by the accident. you can see a large area is roped off by police tape there. you see workers on the scene. this is quiet the intense scene there in burlington county. the good news, again, no injuries to be reported. two people inside the house, one lady inside the kitchen at the time of the incident. those individuals not hurt. the driver not hurt. we'll stay on top of the breaking news throughout the morning. you can find more at 6abc.com. 7:33 we're following other news of the morning. there will be no strike for nj transit workers after a

tentative agreement was reached last night. the workers threatened to walk off the job at 12:01 sunday morning. after a dispute that had been going on for five years, ever since the last contract expired. the agreement prevented the agencies' first strike on the atlantic city line or the river link. chris christie said he knew a deal would be reached. i never felt as if we were in a danger of a strike or lockout. i felt like everyone was showing good faith. and you could tell i've been in enough negotiations in my life, you can tell when people are spoiling for a fight. neither side was spoiling for a fight. the government said there will be no cuts in service or fare hikes until the summer of 2017. a philadelphia police officer is recovering after being hit by a car. the bike patrol officer was

riding along whitiker avenue in juniata section when he was hit. he was taken to the hospital by fell officers. we can report the officer is expected to be okay. no word if the driver of the car that hit the officer will face any charges. tensions between supporters and opponents of donald trump reaching a boiling point in chicago last night. the republican frontrunner was forced to cancel an event because of security concerns. take a look at the video here, look at this. supporters and protesters packed into an arena at the university of illinois. violent scuffles broke out in the crowd and on the stage. many say they were there to stop trump from speaking. he came to a place which is next to a mexican american community we were not going to let a bigot come into my neighborhood and disparage my

people. >> reporter: trump says he does not condone violence. he called off the event because he didn't want to see people hurt or worse. i hope my tone is not that of causing violence. my basic tone is securing the our borders and having a country and great country bringing the jobs back and bringing the manufacturing back. police arrested five people and police officer had to be taken to the hospital after being hit in the head with a bottle. the chaos coming as trump calls for the republican party to unite. last night as -- last night's violence comes days before two big primaries. marco rubio needs to take sunshine state. voters head to illinois and missouri and north carolina and ohio on tuesday. hillary clinton apologized

for praising late first lady nancy reagan saying she started a national conversation about aids in the 1980s. aids activists pointed out the reagans struggled how to combat aids. bernie sanders campaigned in illinois a state voting on tuesday, he homes high turnout will help him like it did in the michigan primaries. 7:37 a former college football player in berks county entered a guilty plea in the stabbing of a teammate. marcus stewart stabbed a freshman college player in the ribs with a cork screw. stewart an ex-freedom high

standout from bethlehem will serve 23 months in jail for simple assault. happening today, a memorial will money mccullum who graduated from princeton university, she ran a nonprofit organization the birthday book project. she died last month after an accident on route 55 in pits groash township. nancy reagan was laid to rest on the grounds of the reagan library yesterday. mrs. regular rch -- reagan's life was celebrated by 1,000 people, including first lady michelle obama. her son told mourns there would be no president reagan without -- mourners there would be no president reagan without

nancy reagan. she was adamant and vocal about reuniting with my father on the other side after her passing. i am hoping for god's peace of mind that she got her wish. james baker, said ronald and nancy reagan were defined by their love for one another. nancy reagan died last sunday. she was 94 years old. on 6abc.com, we posted videos of nancy reagan's family and friends and dignitaries who offered memories of the former first lady. you can see her picture from the funeral serve e -- certify -- service. delran drama club is ready for their new production. the entire school got involved in making this video to promote the production of shrek junior.

it features 75 performers. another 56 are involved in the crew they are getting down there. premiers next friday night at delran high school. there are performances happening saturday and sunday. looks like a fun event. still ahead on "action news," saturday morning you can the zika virus has struck members of the u.s. military serving in south america. we have details on where they contracted the virus and how they are doing this morning. a drought in mexico reveals the ruins of an ancient church lost long beneath the water's surface. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. "action news" on a saturday morning will be back after this. (vo) my name's nick

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450-year-old church has reassure faced from a reservoir in mexico waff a drought there. the town has not received any rainfall at all this year. crops are wilting saturday the church has emerge three times during prior droughts. no rainfall in a year, that's wild, right? >> reporter: it's kind of neat to see something like that happen, but it's unfortunate. we'll see rain, let's get you

outside, that's what i get i was eating a granola bar, now i can't talk. there's the view in cape may. you can see the high, thin clouds overspreading the sunshine. clouds on the increase, temperatures are mild we're look at a day featuring highs in the 60s which is lovely for this time of the year. quite a ways off 82 degrees that we hit on wednesday afternoon. 44 in philadelphia. dewpoint, 26. pressure reading, steady. winds out of the northeast at 7 miles per hour. we have a windchill of 40 degrees, you'll need something with sleeves first thing this morning. the temperatures will jump rather rapidly this afternoon. allentown, 30. millville, 34. trenton, 37. in the poconos 33. here's a look at the cloud cover increasing from the south. it's pretty much cloudy across the virginias and the carolinas, now. that will lift north during the

course of the day, it's in advance this upper level low south of dallas that's been spinning and spinning and spinning for the last several days. you can see the plume of moisture on the front end. storm system. it's done nothing but rain for four or five days in arkansas. you get into louisiana they picked up over a foot of rain or close to it. some areas have seen 20 inches of rain. the good news the jet stream that's up here will pick it up and lift it to the north an move it into the high plains. we'll see some of the rain saturday but we'll turn over the spigots down here. cold front up to the north, area of high pressure that's trying to bully it's way down into the pattern. that will get down here monday. tomorrow cloudy skies, increasing clouds today. main line cloudy tomorrow, the shower activity moves in sunday night. turns into a steadier rain monday morning. with the influence of the high,

the winds off the ocean, it will be a cooler day with highs in the 50s, future tracker 6 we'll skip over today, no we won't. 2:00 p.m. in the afternoon, i thought i blocked that out. increasing clouds, lower and thickening throughout the evening hours. cloudy overnight tonight, dry. sunday morning showers possible to the south, early in the morning, but the main activity holds off until late in the day probably after 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. sunday night into monday, the steadiest rains arrive. you can see the darker greens and yellows by 10:30. it will lift out and we'll see mainly cloud cover and leftover spritzes and sprinkles. this afternoon, increasing clouds, pleasant, 62 degrees. overnight cloudy and mild, 44 degrees, outlying suburbs, 48 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, here we go, another warmup coming next week. 62 degrees that's the number today and tomorrow. cooler 55.

it will feel feel chilly on monday, the wind will be blowing a little bit, periods of rain, 65 we rebound nicely for tuesday. wednesday we're up to 72. thursday, 66. friday, clouds and sun, 62 degrees. again the normal for this time of the year is 51. even the cooler high of 55 monday is still above average. we are winning in the weather department. a reason to celebrate. 7:47 i would like to remind you you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live at any time at 6abc.com/weather. your daughter wants to stay organic.

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morning, sky6 live hd giving you this great glimpse right here of the battleship new jersey along the camden waterfront. 47 degrees, we'll hit the mid 60s today. happening in "healthcheck" this morning, two u.s. soldiers in south america have cracked the

zika virus. they have recovered. they are stationed in brazil and columbia, both are men and returned to full duty. a third pregnant service member in the region has returned to the u.s. early for fear of contracting the virus. zika virus has been linked to thousands of birth defects and spread throughout brazil and other latin american and caribbean countries. it is okay for pregnant woman to travel to mexico city and other destinations at high he will vagues. the -- high elevations. cdc said the mosquito that spreads the disease is rare at 6500 feet. a mother and daughter have created a different kind of food bank. health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman explains.

>> reporter: 14-year-old rachel and her mother are stocking the shelves, a food bank for people with food allergies. everything in the pantry is gluten free and dairy free section and nut free section. >> reporter: they learned about food allergies three years ago and rachel started losing weight and severe stomach pain for months. she is allergic to gluten and dairy. heather said some of the foods are expensive and are not offered at food banks. as a family we feel a pinch every month. i can't imagine what others do if they can't afford the food to begin with. >> reporter: to help others, they got to work on this nonprofit. a dairy free mack and cheese. providing allergy friendly food including gluten free bread and sunday flower seed butter.

i feel good i can help people. >> reporter: the rachel way works off donation also. they hope to extend to other areas in the future and working on getting more fresh foods. for information about the hours go to 6abc.com/"healthcheck." ali gorman channel 6 "action news." coming up next, meteorologist chris sowers will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. this is a live look commodor barry bridge there. we are coming right back. if you misplace your discover card, you can use freeze it to prevent new purchases on your account in seconds. and once you find it, you can switch it right on again. you're back! freeze it from discover. get it at discover.com. with menu classicsback! now at throwback prices.

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at clorox 2 we've turned removing stains into a science. now pre-treat with clorox 2! watch stains disappear right before your eyes. remove 4 times more stains than detergent alone. problem, the warm weather is what these mushers in michigan rely on. there are several clubs for dog sledding on dry land. it's the opposite of the

iditarod dog sled race going on in alaska that relieses on the snow. >> reporter: did you see the boots on the dogs. let's get caught you mean on the weather. you can tell it's spring look at that tie. >> reporter: lori picked it out. it looks very springy. as we look at the forecast. it felt springy over the last couple of days. 62 degrees that's the high, increasing clouds, mild, normally we should be around 51. cloudy conditions showers are possible during the afternoon. another high of 62. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, the cooler day is monday, that's mainly because of the rain that will be moving in. a breeze out of the east off the ocean. 55 still above average, i might add. 65 tuesday, wednesday, 72. saint patty's day mild 66. we'll see a lot of clouds and showers and friday, sun and clouds, 62. not too bad. thank you, chris.

7:55 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's paula fair i -- ferris wh a preview. >> reporter: there's much concern over the violent crashes at donald trump rallies. additional rallies have been canceled as a wave of violence at the recalls are getting out of control. what needs to happen? we have full team coverage. developing deadly storms have pummeled the south over the last several days. states of emergencies in effect for louisiana and mississippi. the storm displaced thousands of families. now this weather system is moving to the northeast. what can we expect to come? and finally embattled football player john manzell is in trouble again. cleveland browns have cut ties with the heisman trophy winner.

what's next? all coming up on "g.m.a." saturday. "action news" continues at 9:00. here's some of the stories we're working on for you. breaking news, a woman thankful to be alive after a truck slammed into her home in south jersey. we have the latest at 9:00 a.m. plus, many people are turning to juice cleanses to lose weight. how healthy are they? consumer reports takes a look for you. now for chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. we hope you make it a great day know 0 is the three questions for the us senate:

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good morning, america. breaking overnight, chaos at a trump rally. the angry clashes, physical violence. supporters and protesters facing off in chicago. officers hurt. the entire event canceled. >> tonight's rally will be postponed until another day. >> his opponents now taking their own shots. >> this is a sad day. >> donald trump himself weighing in this morning. what will this mean just days before more crucial primaries? underwater. the thousand-year flood. nearly two feet of rain in the south. houses underwater and floating away. >> my little boy wants to go me