following several fights inside of the event. university police, chicago police, and state officials all stepped in. trump says he met with police for 30 minutes before he decided to shut down the event. police told cnn he did not consult with them before canceling. >> i felt it was just safer. i don't want to see think get hurt. i think it was the right thing to do. >> after trump canceled the rally the situation grew even more chaotic. at least two police officers were injured. one of those officers has blood running down his face. one of the officers was hi in the head with a bottle and required several stitches. both have nonlife threatening injuries this morning. ron emmanuel released a statement last night.

local campaign official says trump will be in hickory on monday. our partners at the hickory record report he will be at lenoir monday morning. we checked over night we did not see it on his public schedule. channel 9 will keep tabs on this story for you and bring new any new updates. in the next 30 minutes we will bring you the latest breaking details on that chaos. including the reaction from other presidential candidates over night. another big story this weekend is the rain. we are expecting in our area. meteorologist vicki graf is joining us with details on the timeline of when it will appear. >> i just got data in over nigh and this is showing that it is going to be a warmer day today. close to 80 degrees yet again. and the rain chances now look like they will be backing down for today.

really the best chance for seeing any rain today will be in the mountains. it's already a warmer start. as soon as you step outside we're in the mid to upper 50s to low 60s. waking up this morning by 7:00 mid 60s. and going through the afternoon we warm up quickly. if you are heading out to the white water center, we are going to see temperatures warming into the upper 70s, rain chances slim but i will have the timeline of when we can see a better chance of rain moving in. that is coming cmpd responded to a pedestrian hit in north charlotte. police say it happened around 1:45 this morning. the pedestrian has serious injuries. we are asking police several questions this morning including if the driver of the vehicle will face any charges and what led up to that pedestrian being hit. a nude picture of a teenager in davidson spread through her school even to some of her teachers.

at 5:00 yesterday. elsa gillis spoke to parents in disbelief and learned why it could be considered cyber bullying. >> reporter: according to this warrant, the teenage girl said she is deeply shocked that this picture is going around this way. and now police are trying to figure out how it got into the hands of teachers. >> really appalled. >> it's sad when something like that becomes really public. >> reporter: residents were saddened to hear of this incident happening again in a school. >> we have seen it go through local high schools around here and doesn't seem to quit. >> reporter: according to a search warrant, a nude photo of a 17-year-old female student at the community school of davidson got in the hands of two teachers. the teen said she took the picture and sent it to the boyfriend. he told officials he was not the only recipient but couldn't remember who else got it. the photo came through e-mail of an unknown sender. according to the warrant

online, it could be a case of cyber bullying. >> i really think some of these kids should be punished to the full extent. and let people see it. >> reporter: one mother told me these days parents have to keep an eye on children and electronic devices. >> they turn in their electronics a certain time every night. it's not that i don't trust them, but there is procedures in the house. and i think kids need rules and structures. >> reporter: i reached out to the school for comment on the situation. they did not respond to my request. reporting in davidson elsa gillis channel 9 eyewitness news. a group working to fight crime will call on local teenagers to take a stand against violence. they want to have an open discussion with teenagers about how to curb crime. the event is from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m..

what lead up to a crash between a cats bus and another vehicle. it happened around 9:00 last night. police say two people and a driver were on the bus which goes to the airport. three people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. rock hill police charged a middle school student they say brought a bb gun to class. he had the bb gun in his backpack. he also had cartridges to fire it. he is now charged with carrying a weapon on school property. channel 9 learned more about the 27,000 online surveys filled out about student assignment. parents used the survey to tell cms priorities for their students. the highest amount of answer came from district six.

mint hill with more than 12,000 surveys turned in. channel 9 did uncover some information that was missing from the results. there was nothing about the race ethnicity or income for if those that took the surveys. we asked sean tate who committee -- who surveys the committee. >> so we can get as much of the data that people are responding about to the board as soon as possible. >> the board promises there will be a more in-depth report on those surveys in the future. today is the last day to cast your ballot early ahead of tuesday's primary election in north carolina. channel 9 learned thousands of people across north carolina switched their affiliation. we dug through the numbers. we found more than 20,000

the first of the year until february 19th. more than 10,000 democrats switched to either republican or unaffiliated. nearly 4,000 republicans switched to democrat or unaffiliated. voters we talk to say it's because of the candidates. >> i feel like the candidates are fluctuating a lot. views are coming out more and people are starting to switch over. >> i think it's the candidates themselves creating a lot of controversy. >> polls are open for early voting from 10:00 to 1:00. democratic candidate hillary clinton will be in charlotte on monday. she will be at an event from 5:30 to 8:30. you can follow all of our election coverage on our website wsoctv.com. just scroll over the news tab and click on elections. developing this morning one of two escaped inmates in new mexico has been captured. the police are still searching

officials say the two were shackled in that prison van earlier this week before shaw escaping. they say convicted murder joseph cruz was taken into custody last night. he's been serving a life sentence for first degree murder. the the other inmate lionel claw is still on the run this morning. the inmates were able to slip away while they were traveling in a transport van wednesday night. today charlotte city leaders will learn if they are one step closer to winning millions of dollars for transportation projects. five finalists will be announced in the national smart city challenge with a chance to get a $40 million federal grant. each finalists will receive $100,000 to hone their proposals for the final selection process in june. charlotte is up against 76 other cities. they pitch their best ideas to make transportation safer, easier, and more reliable.

wants to see how cities would increase, mobility, safety, and address climate change. stills told channel 9 they are confident that charlotte has a shot as winning the $40 million and the competition has created great conversations about transportation goals. channel 9 sat down with transportation secretary and former charlotte mayor anthony fox. he says the city needs to come up with a consensus to strategies a strategy. the winner will be announced in june but this afternoon we're going to learn the five finalists of course we will let you know if charlotte is among them following the announcement that will be made in austin, texas. you can find the results on our website at wsoctv.com. a north carolina high school student had part of her ear bitten off after a fight on a school bus. it happened last week in wake county. a girl on the bus threw a lunch

that fight. it led romero to bite the other girls ear. romero's mother says she feels terrible about what happened. taking a lye look outside from -- taking a live look from our speedway camera we are starting off pretty warm in the 60s. vicki graf has been tracking when the rain might come our way. >> it's going to be another warm day. i just got data in over night. this is showing it will not be as good of a chance for rain as we go through the afternoon today. good news if you have any plans outdoors and a lot of events going on around town today. by 7:00 mid 60s warming to the upper 60s by 9:00. we will still keep the clouds around going through the day today. i am still tracking more rain on the way this weekend. i will take you through future cast to show you when it arrives coming up. if you plan on driving

weekend, here's a traffic closure you need to be aware of. mark taylor brokes down the closure on south college street. >> we have storm water work going around western hotel. it is closing north college street. if that is part of your commute during the weekend, keep that in mind as those lanes are scheduled to be blocked. into uptown. charlotte city leaders will take a second look at a proposal to take away trash service from some residents. >> a rowan county family trying to find the person that shot and killed their dog and dumped it on the side of the road. >> it just takes a really sick, twisted person to shoot an innocent dog in cold blood.

family is taking to find that suspect and why police say they can't investigate. >> but first another person has been diagnosed with the zika virus in north carolina. the steps health officials

takingtry ar good morning. 6:14 right now. over night we learned man will be in alexander county court monday morning after police say he opened fire on a north carolina highway patrolman's house. deputies say two of the officers neighbors got into a fight when one grabbed a rifle from the others hands. investigators say that neighbor ethan young retrieved a second rifle and fired shots inadvertently hitting the patrolman's home. we talked to the patrolman's

>> i was thankful that we were not here. overwhelmed it had happened here to my house. just grateful no one was hurt. >> young is charged with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill and felony discharging a weapon. he's being held on a quarter million dollars bond. three north carolina students are charged after they put a flag on display in their high school courtyard. the spokeswoman says several west brunswick high school students put the confederate flag on display in the courtyard and wore it as a cape. three students are charge with if disorderly conduct. the flag was removed from the south carolina state house last summer. activists and lawmakers pushed to remove it after the church

killed during a bible study. top health officials are pleading with congress to -- the the cdc and nih say they need $1.8 billion but some lawmakers are telling them to use money originally meant for ebola research. the virus is linked to serious medical conditions in babies and results from south america to the caribbean. fighting both diseases will require more money. this comes as a new case of zika is confirmed in north carolina. health officials say in all of the cases the patients contracted the zika virus while traveling. they have been trying to limit the mosquito population to lower the risk of virus. that includes battery powered

200 mosquitoes a night to they can be tested. health officials have not released any information about the person recovering from zika. your time is 6:17. starting off 60 degrees. boy is that warm. >> it will be another warm day. we have lucked out with warmer weather this past week and in fact close top record highs yesterday. and we'll be close to 80 degrees yet again today. we are starting the morning off with cloudy skies. it's another mild and warm start to the day. i mentioned earlier the rain chances look like they will be slim for today. so now the new data we got will in over night shows they will be few and far between. we are dry right now and going through the afternoon the clouds will stick around. it's keeping temperatures in the mid to upper 50s right now to low 60s. even 56-degrees in boone. you don't have to worry about the layers if you are heading out early. if you are going for a morning walk, cloudy skies. by 10:00 we will be in the upper 60s warming quickly

there is a lot of events going on around town especially for st. patricks day. if you are going to green on the green mostly cloudy. it will be warmer. close to 4:00 around 80 degrees. you don't have to worry about the long sleeves today. it's all about the short sleeves. it will be outsprang like day. your neighborhood forecast for matthews mostly cloudy. we'll make it to the many mid to upper 70s and again the rain chances looking few and far between can't rule out a few sprinkles but most will stay dry for today. going through this evening, if you have plans head into uptown, mostly cloudy. cooling off to the upper 60s by 9:00. as we head through the over night hours this is when the changes move in. by 7:00 tomorrow morning cloudy skies. a few showers for the mountains. as we head toward lunchtime

the steadier rain that will approach. at any point tomorrow you could see some scattered showers. the threat for showers will continue through the afternoon and evening. maybe even a rumble of thunder. as of right now the over all severe weather threat will stay low. in the next half hour i almost break down the storm threats for tomorrow on into monday as well. we do keep that rain chance to start your workweek off. tomorrow's forecast around 73 degrees. not quite as warm but still warmer than afternoon near 62 degrees. the bottom line is if you have plans today or tomorrow, make sure to download our wsoc weather app so you can track any showers that top. don't forget to set your clocks forward an hour and we are looking at a warmup for next week. once the rain clears out monday afternoon, tuesday again back to the 80s and then looking at possibly a cool down toward the

>> i could get used to this warmth. outside. it feels like we were cooped up for awhile. >> it does. march. but we could see changes. >> thank you. 6:20 right now. new developments the former marine whole started the wounded warrior project says he is open to returning and restoring the groups reputation. the group just fired two of its top executives thursday night after reports of lavish spending. the shakeup happened after former employees claim the charity wasted millions of dollars to help veterans on five star hotels and alcohol. all of this comes as senators push for a temporary fix at the nation's va hospitals to become a permanent law. this in 2014 congress massed the veterans choice act allowing vets to see private doctors to shorten medical wait times. it all started as an emergency response to a crisis and allegations to manipulating wait time data. >> i believe veterans should be

community if there is a local provider they want to go to. they should have that choice. >> we checked the most recent wait time numbers in charlotte about 11% of vets are still waiting more than 30 days to get an appointment. veterans had a chance to see a new va health care facility in southwest charlotte pep that clinic is on tyvola road and it has been years in the making. veterans will still have to go to salisbury if they need er or emergency care. charlotte city leaders will take a second look at a proposal to take away trash from some is homes in the city. at 6:45 the steps the city is taking to get a better understanding of the publics point of view. >> rowan family says their dog was shot and killed and dumped along the road eight miles away. the reason police say they cannot investigate the case. >> but first you can expect gas

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good saturday morning. check out this view from our lake norman tower cam. we are starring off pretty warm. expecting to get up to nearly 80 today but we are tracking some rain chances. they will trickle in a little later than i thought. we've been telling you for weeks that experts say you will

climbing throughout the summer. new this morning the nashville business owner says he's had to raise his price up $0.20 in a 48 hour period at both of his gas stations. >> summertime it typically goes up. but you know, think all the old people are trying to cut supplies to get it to go back up. you heard them complaining for years. >> aaa and the carolinas say there are many factors to the price hike. lower than expected prices over the last few months has prompted a number of refineries to adjust their maintenance schedule. and they have cut production in response to abundant supplies. refineries will switch over to their summer blend which tends to be more expensive. we checked the current prices for you over night. charlotte is paying about $1.77 a gallon right now. that is $0.03 lower than the states average. south carolina is paying $1.63 a gallon. and the national average sits at $1.92.

your area before hitting the road. just click on our website wsoctv.com just scroll over the traffic tab and click on gas prices. this weather makes you want to walk or drive with your windows down. >> absolutely. get outside if you can today and enjoy the fresh air. we will keep the the clouds around but really the rain chances will be few and far between. the best chance for seeing any showers will be west of here and more rain moves in tomorrow. that is when you want to keep the the rain gear handy. you mote it will be even warmer again today. close to 80-degrees in some spots. not quite as warm tomorrow but still well above average. >> it felt incredibly warm but i'm not complaining. charlotte city leaders will take another look at a proposal to remove trash services for some residents. at 6:45, the reason some people say their proposal is discriminatory. >> a commission in raleigh says

for the police department less than two weeks after a deadly officer involved shooting there. at 6:45, the two changes the commission wants to see implemented. >> but first it was pure chaos following the cancellation of a

donald we start in the breaking news center. thank you for joining us i'm brittney johnson. over night we have been following the chaos in chicago after presidential candidate donald trump canceled a rally there last night. just take a look at the scenes. very intense last night as supporters and protestors clashed in the streets.

earlier as people filled the university of illinois arena. trump says he canceled the rally after safety concerns. police told cnn trump never spoke with them prior to calling off the event. officers say several fights broke out between the two groups leading to five people being arrested. chicago's interim police superintendent johnest coo ran they says two of his officers were injured last night. that includes one of them being hit in the head with a bottle. more than 300 offices were on hand to control those crowds. several presidential candidates reacted to the chaos in chicago. ted cruz says trump's campaign is is some for creating an environment that urges supporters to engage in violence. senator marco rubio says trump's rhetoric is insighting silence at his events. this weekend we expect to see rain across our area. meteorologist vicki graf has

exactly when it's going to fall. vicki. we just got new data in over night. this shows there will be a front that was going to sag southward. that will stay off to the north. what that means is a different wind direction and that will make us warmer today and keep the rain chances few and far between. drive right now on live early warning doppler 9 but it's a warm start to the day. as we are stepping outside we're in the mid to upper 50s to low 60s this charlotte. you don't have to worry about the layers. as we go throughout the afternoon, it will stay warmer. in fact, if you are heading out to the 49ers baseball game close to around 80-degrees later today. i am tracking some rain on the way for sunday. i will have the timeline for when that comes up. a week after a string of shootings in rock hill left one person dead and several others injured the community is holding a march to stop the violence. it starts at 11:00 this morning in freedom park. as the charlotte-

searching for a new superintendent, it's working to keep people informed on the process. the board has created a page on its website dedicated to the search. superintendent ann clark's contract is up in june of 2017. the page promises to keep people up to date on the board's progress. we have posted a link to that website on our website at wsoctv.com. you can find it under latest links. federal judges heard arguments yesterday from both sides about north carolina's new congressional maps. they ruled the old maps unconstitutional last month saying they were based on race. lawmakers redrew the lines but the new ones are still unfair. they want the judges to draw the lines instead. yesterday we talked to the board of elections chair. he expects a decision before the june 7 congressional primary. if not, it could impact november's election. >> we will have to start

and then i've got a couple weeks to get those approved and printed. so you are getting to mid august at the latest. and i don't think it will press that long. >> congressional candidates can file for office wednesday. they are hoping a decision is made before then. the new maps significantly change district 12 which is represented by alma adams. the long-time greensboro resident said she will run for reelection against former state senator malcolm graham even though the district is solely compromised or compromised solely of mecklenburg county. she says she plans to move to charlotte now. we have been staying on top of this story. it impacts thousands of voters this our area. vote on air and online. and you can find all of our past coverage on our website at wsoctv.com. ohio judge says some 17- year-olds can vote in ohio's presidential primary on tuesday.

who will turn 18 before the fall election to participate with some limits. they cannot vote on ballot issues but they can for congressional legislative and mayoral candidates. there is a fight over whether they should vote in the presidential race until yesterday's ruling. north carolina allows 17-year- olds to register and vote in the primary if they will be 18 on the day of the general election and they must register no earlier than 60 days before the primary. new this morning the cabarrus county board of education is is set to discuss construction projects on monday. according to our partners at the independent tribune, those contracts include having lightener construction replace mount pleasant middle school. if approved, both contracts would be pending until sufficient funds are received from cabarrus county. a huge crowd welcomed more than 600 new jobs to lancaster

former carolina panthers tight end. the company has over 3,000 employees nationwide and relocated its headquarters from ballantyne to indian land. 6:35 right now. a rowan county family is devastated after this dog their family dog was found shot to death and dumped on the side of the road about eight miles from its home. the family is offering a $1500 reward to anyone with information. eyewitness news report ken lemon sat down with the family. >> reporter: this started off with $500 to find a missing dog. but when the dog was found on this road shot in the back the family decided to turn that money to find a dog into money to find a suspect. >> they took a member of our family. >> reporter: amanda collins is is angry over the sleighing of her dog lil -- over the slaying

>> it takes a sick, twisted person to shoot an innocent dog in cold blood. >> reporter: wednesday morning they let lily go outside of their home in rockwell. she may have been drawn to something in the woods. >> never came back. never heard from her again. >> reporter: collins put the word out online about her missing dog. the next morning someone found her. almost nine miles from home. collins says it appears she was shot in the back. >> but this was done out of malice, out of just somebody being mean. >> reporter: collins told me a sheriffs deputy told her if he had more information he could investigate further. so he went back online for help and got more money. at least $1500 more is still coming in. it will be used to find a suspect and answer a question for amanda collins. >> why? how somebody could be so cruel. >> reporter: she will not quit the search until the person

ken lemon channel 9 eyewitness news. nude picture of a teenager spread through davidson is shocking parents. >> neighbors say they are ready to fight a 14 story hotel in cornelius. at 6:45 the reason neighbors do not want the massive hotel. >> most will stay dry today but i am tracking a better chance for rain on sunday.

time is 6:40. the sun is up and it's a little hard to see what is going in our uptown skyline. it is 62 degrees right now. winds are shifting around coming from the east at 6 miles per hour. we will see more of a southerly wind later today that will allow us to warm up quite a bit. taking you through future cast. you will notice not a lot going on today. that means the rain chances not as good as what we initially anticipated yesterday. maybe a few showers in the mountains. can't rule out a few sprinkles in the charlotte area. we are tracking a better chance for rain on sunday. it will be warm today. highs close to 80 degrees. i'll shoal you how long the warmth will stick around. happening today the union county farmers market will hold its first community table event. it will benefit the union county community shelter. the event begins at 12:00 today and runs through 2:00 p.m.. you will wrap up the annual super bowl of caring today.

campaign who will present a $1,000 check to the county school district. new this morning astronaut scott kelly says he plans to hang up his space suit and retire april 1st. kelly returned to earth earlier this month after nearly a year in space. nasa says after kelly retires, he will continue to participate in the ongoing research related to his mission. a nude picture of a teenager in davidson spread through her school shocking parents. at the top of the hour the reason police say that passing of that photo could be considered cyber bullying. >> but first charlotte city leaders will take a look at a new proposal to remove trash services for some residents. >> commission in raleigh says it's reviewing recommendations for the police department less than two weeks after a deadly

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prove this message prosecutors have upgraded charges against a tomorrower coach and teacher accused of stealing money from a booster club. jennifer from belmont was origin fallly charged with embezzlement. she is charged with ohm bet

she took more than $500 from a cheer booster account at cramerton middle school. she has pleaded not guilty. raleigh's human relations commission is reviewing recommendations on how to improve relations between residents and police. the suggestions include body cameras for officers and a greater emphasis on community policing. they considered proposals by the police accountability task force. it recommended an internship program and community over sight board. the proposals come less than two weeks after a deadly officer involved shooting in raleigh. officer dc twity says he shot akile in self-defense. he was shot while running away. the investigation is ongoing. new this morning michigan governor rick snide sore calling for an investigation into the health department over

handled the outbreak of legionnarie diseases and the high levels of lead in water. nine people died and dozens more became ill from legionnaries disease. hay were aware of the outbreak but never informed the public. they believe the flint river was the cause although no definitive link has been made. neighbors are ready to fight a massive hotel being planned in cornelius. a developer wants to put up a 14 story hotel. it would be the first lake front hotel in lake norman complete with a manmade beach. the hotel would be at a busy intersection and between two housing complexes. neighbors say they dent want it. >> this is not a big city. people take the bus here they walk with their dogs and kids. >> developers still have to

if you step outside this weekend, you're likely going to feel the effects of the spring allergy season. i know i do. local doctors told us they have been busy treating patients already. dr. ruben be patel says it's actually a late start to the spring allergy season but the symptoms seem to be worse. our meteorologist says the main culprits are elm, cedar, and oak tree pollens. doctors advise showering at the end of the day to wash the pollen off and going outside at certain times. they also encourage people to run or plan activities in the evenings. i know i've been while i love the sunshine at least looking forward to the rain to help a little bit. >> we are going to see a chance for showers tomorrow which will help to wash away some of that pollen. in the meantime you might be sniffing and sneezing a little bit more today. the warmth and the windy conditions not really going to help the situation. here's a view from our speedway camera.

we will see a few breaks of sunshine but it's another warm day. we're in the mid to upper 50s and low 60s and that is a sign of things to come. the sun is up by 7:00 mid 60s. warming to around 66 degrees by 9:00. i just got data in over might. and what this shows is temperatures will be warmer today. close to 80 degrees yet again. it will stay cloudy here in charlotte. but not as much as far as rainfall for today. good news if you are going to be out and about your neighborhood forecast for shelby we are going to warm again to the mid 70s today. maybe a few sprinkles at best but most will be staying dry. if you have plans this evening heading out to the charlotte checkers game, cloudy skies. it will stay warm and mild. and then over night that is is when we could see showers work their way through. we have been watching this all week long. this has brought more than a toot of rain across louisiana and mississippi.

good news there. but some of the moisture will come on through and bring us the threat for showers as we head toward sunday. to time it out for you. going through the morning mostly cloudy skies. midday starting to see showers arrive from the west to east. as we head through the afternoon at any point we could be dealing with scattered showers in the charlotte area. the rain won't be coming down very heavy. can't rule out a rumble of thunder but for the most part an unsettled afternoon. as we head toward afternoon the rain threat will stick around. your weekend shows today will be the better of the two days to get outside and enjoy the dry weather. maybe a few sprinkles but still warmer upper 70s. tomorrow keep the rain gear handy and download our wsoc tv weather app. our main threats just the threat for rain. we don't have to worry about

will will be a cloudy day but still warmer. upper 70s, muggy as well. we spring toward so set the clocks forward an hour. that means the sun will come up an hour later tomorrow at 7:30 and sets an hour later too so you get to enjoy that little bit more of that daylight. >> you do. but you lose -- >> that critical hour of sleep. [ laughter ] time is 6:50. charlotte city leaders say they will take a second look at a proposal to take away trash services for certain people. 100 people packed a citizens forum in uptown yesterday morning. the city has been considering eliminating trash pick up for all complexes with more than four units. ethel says its discrimination because they are singling out multiuse families and forcing them to pay more fees on top of taxes.

i cannot afford $40-50 every month to have a private company pick up my trash. >> the city says it will be holding more forums like that one to hear from residents. this proposal has been in the works for four years now but it's just now starting to get some traction. city staff says it could save up to $3.6 million when funds are limited and as leaders are trying to figure out how to get more money to other departments like the police department. but many people as you saw are upset they will pay the same taxes as single family homeowners do without getting the same services they receive. the first food truck friday was in full swing. this time it's in a new spot at sycamore brewing. the event moved to sycamore brewing in south end after plans to build an office complex in the old lot near south tryon in camden. organizer says moving to the

inshrewding parking and bathroom issues. one compromise has been downsizing to fewer trucks. >> ultimately what we settled on is not what everybody wanted but a more intimate event. >> businesses are concerned about traffic, about people congregating and that kind of thing. today it's not been that big of a problem. >> it's really nice out here when you have a good spot. and eating a taco. [ laughter ] >> sounds good. one organizer says they have been building the schedule month by month and want to see what works and what needs to change before getting too far in the schedule. another person has been diagnosed with the zika virus in north carolina. the steps national health officials are taking to try to prevent anyone else from getting the virus. >> breaking over night channel 9 has been following this chaos in chicago after donald trump canceled his rally.

arrest police made, the officers injured, and how chicago's mayor is responding. >> the charlotte hornets keep pulling out wins this season.

record that has record that h the hornets keep on rolling.

detroit pushed their record above .800. the last time that happened 15 years ago. they didn't need another performance. he was off in fact. just 3-11 from the floor. the offensive rebound out top marvin williams and he was lethal. five three pointers on the night ties a career high. led the hornets with 22. jefferson working down low. spins baseline and hits. it's not like he had a bad game. watch him slice through the defense into the lane for the bucket. he had 16. hornets up six after one. second quarter lee pulls up to the elbow hits and gets hit. hornets up 16 at the half. the hornets made a 25 points off those 12 misqueues. kevin and nick for the alley- oop. hornets have won six straight for the first time in six years. last night davidson hoped

knocking off a pretty good st. bob vetch team. i hope it's not a bad omen a bunch of wildcats got stuck in an elevator after the team meal. crazy right coach? it's a good thing they had him. davidson up two. gibbs the fade away jumper good in a 4.5 minute son. gibbs scored 15 straight. they still rail by five at the break. gibbs probing. lays it in. he has 29. this one heads to overtime. and in overtime the wildcats cling to a two point lead. shot clock winding down. davidson hangs on to win 90-86 in overtime. >> vicki our producer was reminding us we have to be cautious of the time tomorrow because it's going to spring forward. big reminder for folks to turn the clocks. >> set the clocks forward an

tonight. going through the day today it will be nice but cloudy, warmer, and we are not looking at as good as a chance for charlotte. but tomorrow that is when we will bump up the threat for rain. if you are heading out to the 49ers baseball game it's looking good. >> thank you vicki. and thank you for making us your choice this morning. >> eyewitness news saturday morning continues in just a minute. if you're doing everything rightbut find it harder and harderto get by, you're not alone. while our people worklonger hours for lower wages,

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university police, chicago police, and state officials all stepped in. trump says that he met with police for 30 minutes before he decided to shut down the event. police told cnn he did not consult with them before canceling. >> i felt that it was safer. i don't want to see anybody get hour. i think it was the right thing to do under the circumstances. >> after trump canceled that rally, the situation grew even worse. an officer injured. we are told two police officers were injured. that one there has blood on his face. police say one officer was hit in the head with a bottle and required several stitches. both officers have nonlife threatening injuries this morning. ron emmanuel released a statement. for all of us that cherish the ideals for which our country was founded, the hateful rhetoric demeans our democratic values and diminishes our democratic process. we also learned over night a