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r a more than 2.3 million ballots cast in north carolina's primaries but not all them have been counted yet n wake county alone, elects officials are poring through nearly 8,000 balance lots to determine whether they will be added to the number already tallied. here to explain more is mark binker. what is a provisional ballot and why would somebody need to use one. >> when you walk into a polling place and there is something

don't have the right i. d., your address isn't what you think it should be on the voter roll. >> you are at the wrong precinct. >> yes. it allows to cast a vote while that is worked out. there are roughly about 40,000 statewide this time p. that is a big jump from the last two presidential primary years. some of the things make sense. about a third of them are people who either aren't on the voter rolls or they couldn't be found on election day. >> and because of the voter i. d. law, is that why there are more this year. >> we thought maybe that would drive it up and it wasn't the case. what we saw more was people trying to vote in the wrong party. there were a lot of people in one party, maybe a democrat trying to vote in the republican primary or the republican trying to vote in the democratic frame.

excited about bernie sanders or got motivated to vote for donald trump. north carolina law doesn't allow if a really open primary. so you are kind of stuck in the primary where you're at. >> so what happens scene of the accident. >> well, a lot of counties, wake county is one of 15 across state that had to delay their day to deal with all of these provisional ballots. i visited the wake county warehouse this morning where people were hard at work checking the reasons why, going through all that paperwork. wake county will begin issue its canvass on thursday and count up the provisional ballots. about 14 other counties will do the same and the state will do its final reckoning next week. >> so it is important for people to know that the provisional ballots do count. >> they do count if you didn't do anything wrong. it f. it was truly a clerical error. sometimes if you come and vote out of precinct and a lot of elects, this is votes will still count. maybe some of the -- like your county commissioner, your house

you are in the wrong place but at least part of the ballot will count. >> thank you so much. a primary and two caucuses out west could help solidify the status of the presidential frontrunners today. hillary clinton is hoping to win enough delegates to make her lead over bernie sanders insurmountable. >> donald trump needs some big wins to avoid a contested gop convention. voters are going to the polls in idaho, utah and arizona. diplomacy through sports. we'll take you to the baseball game in havana between the tampa bay rays and the cuban national team. >> an outpouring of support on social media for the victims of the belgian terrorist attacks. >> we have a baseball game coming up soon here at home. take a look at what is going on at dbap. it is starting in about 15 minutes. what fine weather but when the

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that is our social scene. >> it certainly has been t reminds me of the paris attack where people used the french flag for their icon on facebook and the like. people just want to be able to reach out and railly show their support. >> i was seeing in a few places on facebook, the eiffel tower was lit in the belgian colors too. >> we were showing that live too. >> our weather very, very nice today. and our amazing pic of the day of some azaleas in bloom. you know things will brighten here in the wral gardens in the coming weeks. these azaleas are in full bloom t made for a great amazing pic. the day, mike. thank you for sending that in. can't wait for the gardens to explode in colorment our fitness forecast looks pretty good this evening. about 10 degrees warmer than what we had last evening at 8:00. we had temperatures running in the 40s. we expect others by 8:00.

still a southwest wind at 10. speaking of the gardens, we've got the pansies in bloom. there is some pink showing so our gardens are slowerly coming to life. i saw some folks strolling through the gardens with the way the weather has been with all the sunshine and milder temperatures. it will be a great place to visit. saturday looks like a great day with temperatures in the 60s. we had a low of 32 officially this morning at rdu. at 5:00, lots of frost across the area this morning. we warmed up nicely. the high was 66 so far. we are still holding at 66. 69 in fayetteville. 65 in wilmington. initially, high pressure was a chilly air mass for us but it begins to move out of the atlantic. the circulation around the high is in a clockwise fashion so when the high was to our west, we have the northerly flow bringing in the cool air. now that west high moving to our south an east, we'll have a southwesterly flow. that what is helped to warm us

case again to tomorrow. well to the north and west, that is where the next frontal boundary is taking shake. kind of unorganized now but tomorrow and on the day on thursday, it will organize into one front and move in our general direction. we'll take a look at futurecast. warm in the east, 71 at kansas city. so for futurecast, we still have quiet weather tonight. tomorrow morning will be milder. it will be more in the way of 40s. but look just off to the west, all this cloud cover in response to the front moving into the plains. that moisture is being drawn up from the gulf of mexico. we expect thunderstorms to fire up tomorrow evening across the mid and lower mississippi valley and some of these could be severe. and during the day on thursday, this system advances to the east and some of the storms are across alabama, tennessee and georgia during the day thursday and could be severe. thursday night, the system approaches. there could be an isolate thunderstorm just off to the west around midnight. then during the morning, the front comes calling with some

there is 6:00 a.m. friday morning. by 10:00 a.m., when the model stops, this is how far the model goes out. still a chance for rain during the afternoon on friday we should see things clear out. tomorrow morn, loads of sunshine, a milder start. about 45 by 8:00 a.m. 76 for our high tomorrow toe a touch warmer. 80 on thursday. here is the probability of rain to start the day on friday. anticipate a wet start to the morning. your morning commute might require the windshield wipers but through the course of the morning, the rain does move out and the afternoon commute on friday should look pretty good. it should be dry. saturday, 68 witsunshine. sunday, still big question marks. not set in stone yet. you see the raindrops. the peak of the warmth comes on thursday with 80 and temperatures slide back a little bit as we get into the holiday weekend. >> good. not ready for 80s all the time just yet. he got his start behind the

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