7:00. we're at 50 degrees in the charlotte area. good morning. i'm brittany johnson. vicki graf is here for more on the foggy conditions and low visibility. >> we do have some dense fog advisories that go until 10:00 from charlotte to the i-4o corridor. if you're heading out early, take it slow on the roads. this is vision bitties. they just updated. where you see it's less than a mile, that is where the problem spots are so from statesville, salisbury and shelby right now, it is tough to see. take it slow. through around 9:00, 10:00, the fog starts to lift. it is a warm start. upper 40s to low 50s. highs for today in the upper 60s but we're tracking a threat for showers. i'll track when they arrive coming up. >> >> police are investigating a shooting that injured one person in north charlotte.

a parking lot on north graham street around 11:20 last night. gunfire was exchanged between two cars and one person was shot in the arm. police still are not sure of their condition this morning. we're asking if police have any suspects. also breaking overnight, the homeowners' dog from this home, they woke up the homeowner and helped them escape a fire at this gastonia house. officials say an electrical malfunction in the home's heating system caused the fire. crews responded around 12:45 this morning. they found smoke coming from the home and a fire in the kitchen. crews put out the fire in about ten minutes but by then it cost $10,000 in damage. new this morning, while donald trump took the south carolina republican primary, we now know who finished a close second trump won 32.5% of the vote

overnight the associated press said marco rubio edged out ted cruz by less than .2 of 1 percentage point. that is close. cnn lists marco rubio with 22.5% while cruz has a close 22.3% of the vote. that is a difference of about 1,000 votes. we won't know the results until the confirmation this saturday. >> >> now just hours after the polls closed, jeb bush announces he is suspended his campaign. he finished a distant fourth, 14% behind third place ted cruz. channel 9 watt there as a large crowd formed to celebrate the primary win. despite polls showing his lead was narrowing, he coasted through south carolina. the crowd cheered loudly when trump's family took the stage

carolina and took a break from the insults and congratulated the other candidates. >> there is nothing easy about running for president. it is tough, it is nasty, it is mean, it is vicious. it is beautiful. >> [ laughter ] >> we asked several voters last night about why they backed trump. they said because he is bold and doesn't care what other people think. those supporters believe politicians don't get anything done. they believe that trump would. take a look at this. traffic from cnn overnight. 42 of the 46 south carolina counties have trump winning but in rich land and charleston, they are the purple ones, rubio took the votes. cruz came in third place in all 46 counties according to cnn. >> rubio and cruz thanked their supporters. >> we took the first step forward and the beginning of a

>> you, the good people of south carolina are an incredible volunteers all over the country. continue to defy the pundits and to produce extra ordinary results. >> [applause] each candidate acknowledged jeb bush's decision to suspend his campaign. they called him a great public servant. 7:04 right now. they expect yesterday's turnout to be a record. elsa gillis found out that even though the race has been called, the york county board of elections had a long night overnight as they tried finalizing all the results. polling places across south carolina were busy all day full oven theus was stick voters ready to cast their ballot. >> this is an important election and we want our voice heard. a record breaking number of ballots showed turnout would be high for a primary. >> it seems like there has been

seeing a higher turnout. >> this has been a divisive race thus far which was apparent after donald trump's win. for me it is good. >> why is he a good candidate? >> i just think we need a change here desperately. >> i'm glad somebody is not afraid to speak their opinion. >> some negative. i think he has a good shot at winning which i think is not good for america. >> i think we are getting in pretty bad shape if donald trump becomes the president of the country. >> they hope people exercise their right to vote. >> i just hope everyone went out and voted. we spoke with a political expert last week who said not only were absentee ballots coming in more so than past primaries but most were for trump so his win is not a surprise there. >> the democratic primary is

clinton pulled off a crucial win yesterday in nevada. she urged out bernie sanders 52.7% to his 47 point 2%. the two were in a dead heat in the days leading up to the voting. >> some may have doubted us, but we never doubted each other. >> very aggressive, effective campaign and i applaud them for their efforts. sanders trounced clinton in the new hampshire primary while clinton edged out a razor-thin victory in the iowa caucuses. this saturday's primary in south carolina, bernie sanders has events planned for today in greenville while hillary clinton will be in the state tuesday. >> >> channel 9 is your source for 2016 presidential coverage. we have a full recap of the south carolina republican primary and the information you need to know looking a head to

find it on our website at wsoctv.com as well as on our social media pages. >> >> breaking this morning, police have a suspect in custody in a shooting rampage that killed six people including an eight-year-old. in the last hour, our abc affiliate in kalamazoo, michigan says it is jason dalton. all over this began around 6:00 last night. police say that it appears the shootings were random. it began at some town homes where a woman was shot several times. she is in serious condition right now. about three hours later, police were called to a car dealership. there they found a father and son dead and a third person in critical condition. police were then called to a cracker barrel restaurant where five people were killed including that eight-year-old. they say a 14-year-old girl is actually alive but in very serious condition. officials are getting ready to hold a press conference right now. we will bring you the latest developments from that as soon

a mall will reopen at noon today following a shooting there last night. police are still looking for the two alleged shooters this morning. they say the men fired several shots inside the mall around 7:00 last night. they believe the two were arguing and say they to have descriptions from surveillance video. officers quickly evacuated the mall. witnesses told police those shots were fired into the air. thankfully, no one was international joined. investigators atracking to figure out if the incident is gang related. we're two days away from the board members voting on goals. parents have been crowding forums across the city discussing how to handle differ verse ty in high poverty schools in cms. there will be two more opportunities.

the second conversation begins at 6:30 tonight at oh zion ame zion church on hamilton run. that's runs through 8:00 tonight. mecklenburg residents have until tomorrow to fill out the cms student assignment survey. it is open to everyone and it asks questions about school diversity, school choice and bus routes. we posted a link on our website. find it inside this story on our home page. tomorrow the community is invite today another discussion about student assignment. this will be at myers park baptist church at 6:00 tomorrow. some board members will be there. the board is set to vote on their goals for the plan on tuesday. happening today, the daytona 500 known as the great american race kicks off this afternoon. dale earnhardt, jr. will start third. tony stewart will be into --

he recovers from a back injury. instead brian vickers will be in his spot. 20million are expected to watch today's race that starts at 1:00. a deadly shooting at a motel in january. our partners at the gazette say william o'brien hill is charged with second degree murder and possession of a fire arm by a felon. police reports say hill used a gun to shoot blake on january 23rd. he was found shot multiple times in the parking lot. he died the next morning. hill is now in the gaston county jail and we're asking police if hill and blake new eve other. >> at the time of his arrest yesterday, hill was found with a handgun. he was previously charged back in 2007 and he pleaded guilty to the crime the following year and was sentenced to 13 to 16 months in prison.

>> time is 7:11. that is a gorgeous sunrise there. maybe reflecting a little bit off the clouds and fog we have there. vicki graf has an update on these foggy conditions from severe center 9. >> you can see a little bit of that sun this morning. going through the afternoon it is going to be cloudy. this morning woe still have the fog problem north of charlotte through salisbury and concord. it is tough to see especially on the back roads, low-lying areas. take your time if you're heading out this morning. we're in the mid- to upper 40s. low 50s here in charlotte. it will warm up quickly. unsettled weather to the west will bring us a slight chance for showers. main problems fog or early on chance for showers later today. i'll have the timeline when they will arrive coming up. charlotte is seeing a number of new apartments being built. at 7:45, the law action 9 looked at that could get you

thousands will be here in uptown charlotte for the basketball tournament. >> cia a is always mind blowing. >> the extra security that will be in place. first, two new york city police officers are recovering

nd new this morning, fb pie terrorism experts are investigating the shooting of two new york city police officers. the officers were shot yesterday morning while responding to reports of gunfire in brooklyn. officials say that eight officers were chasing a suspect who stopped after hitting a patrol car and officials say

police. these were very -- are very dedicated officers who were there out protecting us. thank god they had some of the things to keep them safe. fbi terrorism agents feel he has extremist ties. the two officers are expected to make a full recovery. he is in critical condition this morning. thousands gathered to say good-bye to the longest serving supreme court justice justice antonin scalia. his funeral was held yesterday in d.c. paul is a catholic priest and he led the service. paul said his dad loved god, his country and family. the deeper he went in his catholic faith, the better a citizen and public servant he became. >> joe biden, dick cheney, members of congress and all eight sitting justices of the supreme court were among those at the funeral.

barack obama is starting to look into possible replacements for scalia. the binder right there that he is carrying is going to help him. the includes information on candidates, their careers, records and experience. republicans are threatening to block the president's nominee. they say the next president should choose scalia's replacement. investigators are treating a fire in michigan a homicide. four people died in the fire including a three month old boy. this is video. you can see right there the extent of that damage. some neighbors reported hearing an explosion. officials say the preliminary explanation shows there was suspicious activity around the home and deaths. they have not been able to enter the home so far, but they fear there could be more victims. there is new insight into the moments of this helicopter crash in hawaii. the pilot told air traffic

down." here is a clip of that audio just after the crash. the helicopter crashed near the pearl harbor visitor's center thursday. crews removed it from the water yesterday. the five people on board including a canadian family of four, they survived the crash. 7:17 right now. a couple more hours we'll be under this fog advisory. >> it goes until 10:00 for charlotte and points northward. from our lake norman camera, a little fog off in the distance. you can see sunshine today, but we'll be stuck under clouds as we see now. it is a dry start to the day. throughout the first part of the day we will stay dry. but we're tracking unsettled weather on the way. it is a warm start so if

morning walk or a jog, you won't have to worry about layers. mid-40s to 50s. 50s in the mountains. >> once the fog lifts we'll warm up quickly. highs today in the upper 60s but a threat for showers throughout the afternoon. again, some fog early on there. then mostly cloudy, upper 60s. some spots will get close to 70 degrees later today with a threat for afternoon showers. cloudy skies early on mixed in with that fog. toward midday though we'll start to see rain first in the mountains and maybe even closer to the charlotte area. this is not going to last all day. at any point there will be the potential. john will track the showers and you can track them, too with our wsoc weather app free at the app store and google play. tonight cloudy, mild though. by 9:00, low 60s.

are possible so check the skies if you're heading out. tomorrow, again, the threat for some rain. starting off with mostly cloudy skies. going through the afternoon, we'll see some rain first arriving from the south moving northward so by 5:00, 60:k there could be wet roads south of the charlotte area. that heavy rain will push through overnight monday into tuesday. we could see heavy rain at times early tuesday and into wednesday, as well. your commute for tomorrow, starting off cloudy and mild. by the afternoon, that is when we'll have the threat for showers. keep that rain gear handy tomorrow and over the next several days. we're looking at the best chance of rain coming in tuesday and wednesday. as far as how much rain we could see, up to an inch to inch and a half. that is through wednesday night. we're at a deficit this year so we need the rain and we'll get the chance this woke. warmer today despite the

unsettled weather sticks around through wednesday. into next weekend, looking good, sunny, but not as warm, highs in the mid-50s. >> but looking nice compared to last weekend. we have come a long way. >> yes. >> we talked about winter weather last week, not the case this week. >> >> one company is behind a product that some families are calling a gam changer for their trips to the supermarket. parents with children with special needs say it will make their lives much easier. stephanie maxwell found out how it is coming together. >> reporter: this is a true labor of love made in newton. workers at tech na built are scrambling to produce shopping carts built to carry not just groceries but people with special needs. her mother of alabama came up with the idea eight years ago. >> the first time i drew it was

>> when she said i'm pulling a shopping cart and pulling a wheelchair, you have no other response but to say how do you do that? >> reporter: she took her invention to the largest shopping cart in north america. the first was made in 2013. it is not just for children. this seat will fit anyone up to 2350 pounds. >> it needed to of course hold a special needs child/adult. special needs children grow up, so i didn't want it limited. >> reporter: the first cart went to stores in newton including this one at the iga. they are now at stores in canada and australia too. she remembers the first time she saw one at her local supermarket. >> i would go and dream about and talk to the store managers about and when i finally saw it, it was almost like a double- take. >> reporter: she said this is a game changer because it

for countless families just like hers. in newton, stephanie maxwell, channel 9. you can ler more about her and how she came up with the idea for carolyn's cart. wsoctv.com. we posted that information inside stephanie's story. look for it on the family page. >> >> there are plenty of new apartments being built right now in charlotte. at 7:45. the law action 9 found that could lead to you being evict

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looking ahead to stories, channel 9 will cover this week a local man accused of trying to snuggle guns will be in court. he will be in court tuesday for an arraignment. an indictment said he bought 63 firearms and 3500 rounds of ammunition and then traveled from charlotte to ghana. he hid more weapons and ammo inside a washer and trier and tried to ship the ma teens to ghana. a manager says he bought them on-line and they only handledment paperwork. he did say he found it odd that he bought multiple types of the same gun. his father thought he went there to visit his girlfriend

turning to weather which is still warm especially for february. >> a warm start to the day. that is a sign of things to come later this afternoon. we made it into the 60s but we have the clouds and dense fog advisories through 10:00. going through the afternoon mostly cloudy, upper 60s. a few showers possible later today. keep the rain gear handy. tuesday and wednesday are the best chance for rain. >> upper 60s. supposed to hit 70. >> thank you vicki. >> there are plenty of new apartments being built. they show you could be evicted if certain requirements are not met. >> jared fogle is trying to get his sentence lowered. at 7:45, the defense his lawyer is trying to persuade the judge. second place in south carolina's primary.

lowest vote gle. thousands will be in uptown charlotte for the ciaa basketball tournament this week. >> this is usually flooded wilt people. >> the extra security at the tournament and events throughout the week. it was a battle for several presidential candidates in both the south carolina primary and the democratic caucuses in nevada. the move some candidates made shortly after the votes last night and the steps they will take this week. taking a live look from our charlotte cam, really shaping up to be a beautiful day out there, but wewetill have the clouds and lots of fog for you

here is vicki graf for more on these interesting conditions for february. >> we are starting the day off on the warmer side also dealing with fog in some areas. dense fog advisories from south carolina forward. if you are heading out early, maybe heading into church, take it slow especially on the back roads. hard to see. we're in the upper 40s and low 50s. during the day it will be warmer than yesterday. we'll keep the clouds around. upper 60s and a few showers possible later today. we'll have when rain will arrive coming up. breaking news about a shooting rampage that killed six people in michigan. we just got the suspect's mugshot. authorities say this is jason dalton taken into custody without any issues last night. the shootings were random.

times. she is in serious condition right now. about three hours later police were called to a car dealership when they found two men dead and then police were called to a cracker barrel restaurant, five people were shot, four died. the survivor, a 14-year-old girl in very serious condition. >> they are looking into surveillance video of two of the three scenes so far and we will follow this story throughout the day and bring any new developments on the air and online at wsoctv.com. the this week thousands of people will be in uptown charlotte. the extra security is in place this week. >> reporter: the ciaa tournament will bring in tens of thousands of fans in uptown charlotte.

included a number of events after. >> it is always mind blowing. >> all the signs point to another big weekend for charlotte. in just three days the annual tip-off for college basketball ciaa tournament that brings in millions of dollars for the city and expected to draw in more than 100,000 fans. >> it is usually flooded with people. >> reporter: with the increase with crowds, there will be an increase in security. a private company told me they will mav even more officers on duty in areas surrounding the arena. >> i do come out to have fun. >> reporter: they had made five arrests last year and in 2014 the tournament we kindergarten came to a violent end after a shooting at an uptown hotel

the year before, police named the tournament. an extraordinary event and made 21 arrests over the weekend. fans say safety is not an issue. >> not really. people usually act like they have some sense, you know, but no people come out to have fun. >> reporter: i reached out to cmpd to see if security measures would be put in place, i have not gotten a response. several people complained last year about a service charge applied to their bill at the ritz-carlton during the tournament. they came to an agreement saying along with refunding customers money, they would also donate $75,000 to the c i double a scholarship fund. crews are investigating what started a fire near the

three fire departments responded. firefighters said they were able to contain the fire to just one room. crews say it started outside and then spread to the roof of the con over club. no one was hurt. donald trump took the south carolina primary yesterday while hillary clinton pulled off a crucial win in nevada's democratic caucuses. in both states there were long lines to vote. ted cruz and marco rubio bothth finished with strong performances as they battled for second place. cnn says rubio came in second with a difference of just .2 of a point. another poor showing led an emotional jeb bush to call it a quit. he finished a distant fourth. bernie sanders made it clear he is not dropping out anytime soon. >> i believe that when democrats assemble in philadelphia in july at that

the results of one of the great political upsets in the history of the united states. [applause] >> clinton won with 52.7% of the votes while sanders had 47.2%. the republicans will compete in nevada tuesday while the democrats are preparing for saturday's south carolina primary. in preparation for the democratic primary, sanders is in greenville, south carolina today for some events. clinton will be in the state on tuesday. channel 9 is your source for the 2016 presidential race. we have a full recap of the south carolina republican primary and information looking ahead to saturday's primary. find that at wsoctv.com as well as our social media pages. alma adams spoke only to channel 9 about the new maps approved. a federal panel of judges ruled

biased and therefore unconstitutional. that forced state lawmakers to redraw district lines. they mostly impact district 12 which is a big chunk of mecklenburg county. that is 100 miles from where adams lives in guilford county. >> it is more people. it doesn't mean that i'm going to give any less attention. it will be more attention. the focus will be strictly on the 12th district wherever it is. >> friday night we told you the supreme court refused to issue a stay in this case. in addition to the new maps, lawmakers voted to move the congressional primary from march to june. later this week, people in belmont will have the chance to meet the new police chief. skip clark has a meet and greet thursday to get to know the community. he started earlier this month and before this he was the police chief in peachtree city, georgia.

move on from a very tough year. a private company investigated. after, the former chief charlie franklin was fired. the city cited 16 reasons including harassing employees and being absent on the job. the meet and treat with the new chief will be this thursday. it runs from 5 to 7:00 p.m. at the bull month police department. there will be refreshments served. there are plenty of new apartments being built across charlotte. at 7:45 the law that could impact you living in a new apartment if certain standards

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give u good sunday morning. at 7:40, a cloudy start to the day. i'm tracking fog. that is making it tough to see on some of the roads so if you're heading out early on, take it slow. >> dense fog especially north of the charlotte area from shelby, through hickory, salisbury and really tough to see so take it slow this morning. that fog will start to lift around 9:00, 10:00. >> mid- to upper 40s to low 50s. it will be a warm day, however we'll be stuck under clouds so fog early on and then throughout the afternoon cloudy and warmer. i'll have the timeline when showers will arrive coming up. >>

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new this morning, former subway spokesman jared fogle is hoping to get a reduced prison sentence. their client they say never abused children and the prostitute the were near the age of adulthood. he got 15 years in prison. federal prosecutors had requested a 12 1/2 year sentence. apple says the fbi missed a big opportunity to learn more

apple executives say investigators missed that chance with farook's icloud account. it was changed after the shooting. that prevented a backup that could have revealed further information. they reset it at the fbi's request. he didn't want the government to have unlimited access but that if a court orders it, companies should have to give that data to investigators. he told our jason stoogenke he doesn't want the government to hold the key and he would leave it up to every manufacturer to figure it out. our partners report that the n cdot began the second phase of widening i-85 to the rowan county line.

embellishing bridge structures, landscaping and gateways. tomorrow more than 100 people will speak out about a controversial ordinance that's trues have been battling for more than a year in charlotte. we have been telling you how it would ban discrimination against the lgbt community in charlotte including in public restrooms and advocacy groups think they can get it passed this time. a group supporting the bill will be holding a news conference tomorrow. don't do it charlotte plans a rally in front of the government center tomorrow afternoon. they are expecting more than 1,000 people to attend. take a look at this video from iowa. a town there is trapped. roughly 250 people live in elk city. officials say this major landslide is leaving them with

full of debris. thursday's landslide left nearly 15-tons of debris, rocks and trees on highway 14. it is not clear when that highway will reopen. you're heading out into a lot of fog this morning. also warm, warm temperatures for this time of year. >> it will be very warm as we go throughout the afternoon. we're starting the day off with clouds and fog. that is keeping visibilities limited. we have a dense fog advisory in place from charlotte north until 10:00. you can see the clouds and i'm tracking a little bit of some rain off to the west closer to ashville. we're going to keep the threat for some showers later today, however, the first part of the day will stay dry. here is the view. you can see the clouds building in. the mountains will see the rain first and then we'll keep the threat for showers here in charlotte later today. that is part of this unsettled weather system. out to the west it continues to move to the east. you'll need to keep your rain

mid- to upper 40s to near 50s here in charlotte. if you're going out for a morning walk or jog, you don't have too worry about the heavy layers and later today feeling nice. by 9:00, some patchy fog, mid- 50s. that fog will lift by 10:00. toward lunchtime, mid-60s. keep in mind, similar to yesterday we'll keep cloudy skies throughout most of the day. might not feel like upper 60s when you stand under the clouds. your neighborhood forecast for blowing rock, mid-50s. we are going to keep the threat for rain first in the mountains, up until around lunchtime. that is when we could see isolated showers in the charlotte area. not heavy rain, but there will

john will be tracking any rain that fires up later today. you can get our wsoc weather app. for your bus stop forecast tomorrow, it is going to be a cloudy start to the day. by 8:00, mid-50s. by tomorrow afternoon and evening, more rain on the way. highs tomorrow low 60s. we could see heavy rain at times toward tuesday. by monday night, heavy rain. monday night into early tuesday, heavy rain at times. this will start to wind down, but by wednesday more unsettled weather so starting to enter into a very unsettled weather pattern this week. the rain chances start to wind down by thursday. your five-day forecast shows it is going to be warm today. upper 60s. cloudy skies. a better chance of rain by

once that rain moves in, mid to low 50s. looking ahead to next weekend it should stay dry, but not as warm, mid 50s. >> next weekend does look great. >> another weekend to be out and about. the number of afters in charlotte continues going upright now. jason stoogenke investigated the law that is protecting renters' rights. the housing code says if your apartment has a certain code violation, they can not collect rent from you until they fix the violations but as jason reports that is thoughts what it means. the law is so vague that you could read it wrong and get evicted. >> reporter: she worry about her children. >> i want it safe for my boys. >> reporter: she said her apartment in northwest charlotte has had problems from the time she moved in. rotten countertops, loose cabinet panels, exposed wires.

>> i called, called, left messages, went down to the office. put in work orders. still, wouldn't get nothing done. >> reporter: last spring white called code enforcement which found eight cold violations and gave them one month to fix them and told the complex it is illegal to charge white in the meantime. >> it is unlawful for the owner to collect rent. >> reporter: white says and they confirmed six months went by and the complex still hazn't fixed the problems. it racked up $2,500 in fines from code enforcement between may and last month. white thought legally she could stop paying rent and she did. >> it is still an open case. >> reporter: cold enforcement says the law is confusing. just because the landlord can't collect rent doesn't mean you don't have to pay rent. >> that was there for the landlords to put them on notice

and they were serious. the tenants read it's like most people would. i don't have to pay rent. that is not the idea. >> white and her children could be evicted for not paying. jason stoogenke, channel 9 eyewitness news. if you have a problem with your apartment, jason said first ask your landlord to take care of it. if that doesn't work call code enforcement. if it isn't fixed, then charlotte residents can call the community relations committee to get involved or you might need a lawyer.

away with many big nascar away with many big nasc dale earnhardt, jr.'s 88 car is the favorite in today's. check out this finish. eliot in front getting a big push. logano makes his move stepping out. chase trying to hang on and he does. chase eliot gets the checkered flag. he gets into the right rear quarter panel going for it and gives him a grudgingly congrat la tore wave. >> sawing the wheel back and forth. th that is why everyone is so excited. he can drive. the charlotte 49ers wrapped up a two game road trip against

they led by as many as 18 in the first half and this went down to the wire. picking up four minutes to play, down four. here is davis. anthony van hook finishes at the rim. van hook had 8. hilltoppers go in a run to seize control. the miss. johnson cleans it up. e.a. four point advantage. down four but not out. here is charlotte davis. 20 seconds left. from way out. time out charlotte. they cut the lead to one. after a pair of free throws one more chance, 8 seconds left. davis coming up short. rebound western kentucky. charlotte drops a tough one 59- 54 the final. we want to go back through the breaking news. six people were killed in kalamazoo michigan overnight. this is the suspect jason dalton.

without any issues last night. police say the three shootings were random that started at town homes where a woman was shot several times. they found two men dead at a car dealer ship. then they were called to a cracker barrel restaurant where five people had been shot, four of those people died. just tragic news. good morning america is closely monitoring this. they will have new information next following eyewitness neuse sunday morning. we're still under that fog advisory. we have a couple more hours. >> until 10:00 this morning. that is where we have been seeing the problems charlotte northward. still tough to see in some spots so take it slow. we'll keep the clouds around. warmer, upper 60s and a few showers possible later today. that unsettled weather will stick around until wednesday so keep the rain gear ready.

the workweek. >> we'll see you for another live update at 8:27. hope you have a great morning.

good morning, america. breaking overnight, huge wins! donald trump's decisive victory. >> i want to begin by thanking the people of south carolina.

primaries. gaining momentum. is he unstoppable? even the mysterious melania weighing in. >> he will be the best president. >> and the tight fight for second place -- marco rubio's razor-thin win over ted cruz. as it's lights out for jeb bush. >> so tonight, i am suspending my campaign. plus, hillary clinton's vegas victory. intense campaigning in nevada paying off. >> the fight goes on! the future that we want is within our grasp! >> but bernie sanders a strong second, and looking ahead. >> well, now, it's on to super tuesday. thank you! >> "gma" breaking it all down this morning. also breaking overnight. a deadly shooting spree. >> shots fired, one confirmed victim right now. >> at least six people dead. a gunman spraying bullets randomly. >> this is your worst nightmare, where you have somebody just driving around randomly killing people. >> three different crime scenes,