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

trump will be in hickory on monday. our partners report that he will be at lenoir university until monday morning. in the next 30 minutes we're going to continue bring you the latest breaking details on that case after trump canceled a rally. another big, big story this weekend the rain. we are going to see in our area. vicki graf has been tracking this force. you have new data in. >> i was checking a the models that came in over night. new data shows whether stay mostly dry across the charlotte area today. it will also be much warmer. close to 80 degrees. so the temperatures just updated within the past five

61 in charlotte. 61 in concord. 56 in boone. if you are heading out for a morning walk, we will keep cloudy skies close to 60 degrees. highs getting to the upper 70s. i'm still tracking a better chance for rain on sunday. breaking over night cmpd responded to a pedestrian hit in north charlotte. police say it happened around 1:45 this morning on north tryon between eastway drive and east sugar creek road. we are told the pedestrian has serious injuries. we're 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

she learned why it could be considered cyber bullying. >> according to this warrant, the teenage girl said she is deeply shocked that this picture is going around thisaway. and now police are trying to figure out how it got into the hands of teachers. >> really appalled by it. >> it's sad. >> reporter: residents and parents we spoke with were saddened to hear of this incident happening again in school. according to the search warrant to the magistrates office, a nude photo of a 17-year-old female student at the community school of davidson got into the hands of two teachers. the teen told police she took the picture and sent it to her boyfriend. the photo came through e-mail from an unknown sender and davidson police are trying to track who sent it.

kids should be punished to the full extent. >> reporter: one mother told me these days parents have to keep an eye on children and their electronic devices so these devastating mistakes don't happen. >> they turn in their electronics at a certain time every night. it doesn't just go in the kitchen. it goes in my room where i sleep. it's not that i don't trust them, there are procedures in the house. and i think kids need rules and structures. >> reporter: i reached out to the school for comment about the situation, they did not respond to my request. happening today a group working to fight crime will call on local teenagers to take action against violence. the million youth march is hosting an event in north charlotte. the event is from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.. it's at the hope haven center on north tryon street.

to this crash between a cats bus and another vehicle. it happened around 9:00 last night on west moorehead street and will cub son boulevard. three people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. administrators got a tip on wednesday that a middle schooler had the resolver style bb gun in his backpack. he also had cartridges to fire it. he is charged with carrying a weapon on school property. time is 7:05. channel 9 learned more about the 27,000 online surgeries filled out about student assign preponderate. they use those surgeries to tell them priorities. here's a break down of those responses. the lowest amount of surveys came from district two in southwest charlotte. it turned in nearly 4,000. the highest amount of answer

covers matthews, mint hill. that area turned if more than 12,000. that was followed by district five in south charlotte which had just over 5,000. there was nothing about the race, ethnicity, or income of the people that took it. we took that to tom tate the chair of the committee that developed the survey and asked why. >> what we decided to do was get as much as the data that people were responding to questions about before the board as quickly as possible. >> the results also showed people in huntersville, cornelius, davidson, and matthews favor neighborhood schools. the board promises there will be a more in-depth report in the future. today is the last day to cast your ballot early ahead of tuesday's primary election in north carolina. thousands of people switched their affiliation. we dug through the numbers and

switched parties between the first of the year until february 19th. more than 10,000 democrats switched either republican or unaffiliated parties. nearly 4,000 republicans switched to democrat or unaffiliated. and more than 5,000 unaffiliated voters picked a new party. voters say it's all because of the candidates. >> i feel like the candidates are fluctuating a lot. you know 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 from 10:00 to 1:00 today. democratic candidate hillary clinton will be in charlotte on monday. she is going to be at an event from 5:30 to 8:30 at the grady cole center. developing this morning one of two escaped inmates in new mexico has been captured but

the other inmate this morning. officials say the two were shackled in a prison van earlier this week before somehow escaping. they say convicted murder joseph cruz was taken into custody last night. he has been serving a life sentence for first degree murder. the other inmate lionel claw is still on the run this morning. he was convicted of armed robbery among other crimes. they were able to slip away while they were traveling in a transport van on wednesday night. they didn't realize the two were gone until 1:00 a.m. on thursday. charlotte city leaders will learn if they are one step closer to winning $1 million for transportation services. each finalist will receive $100,000 to hone their proposals for the final selection process that happens in june. charlotte is up against 76 other cities.

best ideas to make transportation safer, easier, and more reliable. the d.o.t. wants to see how cities would increase mobility, safety, and address. last month we sat down with anthony fox. he says the city needs to come to a consensus on a strategy that embraces buses, light rail, streetcars and new roads. the winner will be announced in june but this afternoon we will learn about the five finalists. we'll let you know if charlotte is among them. following the announcement this afternoon in austin, texas. you can find the results on our website wsoctv.com as well as on the the air as soon as they are released. north carolina high school student had part of her ear bitten off after a fight on a school bus. it happened late last week in wake county.

threw a lunch bag at amber romero starting that fight. it led romero to bite the other girl's ear. her mother says she feels terrible about what happened. she says the assault charge and a prior one are the result of her fighting back after being bullied. your time 17:-- your time is 7:10. >> good saturday morning. it is a cloudy and mild start to the day. i just got data in over night. most will stay dry today and we are tracking a better chance for some rain tomorrow. so nothing on live early warning doppler 9 right now going through the day we will keep the clouds around. maybe a sprinkle at best but we are look at sunday as a better of the two days for seeing that rain. so good news if you are heading out to the white water center for the green river revival.

warming to the upper 70s today. i'm tracking that steadier rain pushing in for tomorrow. i will take you through future cast to she you when it arrives and how much rain you could see in your neighborhood. if you plan on driving through uptown charlotte this weekend l is a traffic closure you need to be aware of. >> we have storm water work going on at the weston hotel that scheduled to start last night, lasting through the weekend, and early monday morning. and it's closing north college street heading northbound between east hill and stone wall street. if that is part of your commute, keep that in mind as the lanes are scheduled to be blocked. we'll use south tryon to head into uptown. charlotte city leaders will take a second look at a proposal to take away trash services from some residents.

believe the proposal is is discriminatory. >> a family is trying to find the person that shot and killed their dog and dumped it alongside the road. >> another person has been diagnosed with the zika virus in north carolina. the steps health officials

taking to make sure over night we have learned a man will be in alexander county court after police say he opened fire on a patrolman's house. 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 hitting the patrolman's home. we talked to the patrolman's

>> i was thankful that we were not here. overwhelmed it happened here to my house. just grateful no one was hurt. >> young is charmed with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill and felony discharging a weapon. bond. north carolina students are charged after they put a their courtyard. several students put the confederate battle flag on display and wore it as a cape. three students are charged with disorderly conduct. two other students involved were juveniles so they won't be charged. it was removed last summer after activists and lawmakers pushed to remove it following the emmanuel ame church shooting last june where nine people were killed during a bible study. pictures surfaced of the

confederate flag. top health officials are improve emergency funding in virus. they need $1.8 billion but some lawmakers are telling them to for ebola. the zika virus is believed to be linked to serious medical conditions in babies and adults in the south american and caribbean areas. this comes as a new case of zika is confirmed in north carolina. that makes for a total of six reported or confirmed cases in the state. health officials say that in all of the cases, the patients contracted the virus while traveling. they have already tried to limit the mosquito population to lower the risk of the virus. that includes battery powered nets that pull in up 200 mosquitoes every night so they can be tested.

out where those mosquitoes are. and definitely target it through education. >> health officials have not released any information about the person recovering from zika. 7:17 right now. starting off with warmth and you have an interesting view pulled up. >> just within the past ten minutes i just checked visibilities and they are starting to drop in some spots. here's a view from our charlotte tower camera. there is not much to see due to the low clouds and fog. be on the lookout for that. temperatures on the warmer side. 61-degrees and it will be another warm day. we will see a shift in winds and that will be critical to our forecast for today. originally we thought we would see more showers. that doesn't look to be the case anymore. and now it's going to be on the warmer side. close to 80 degrees yet again. temperatures just updated we're in the mid to upper 50s to low 60s. you don't need to worry about the layers this morning. going through the day, it will stay cloudy but still close to

by 9:00 66 degrees. as we head toward midday 73- degrees. a few patches of sunshine and highs around 78 degrees. so well above average yet again. a nice spring like day. neighborhood forecast for chesterfield again making it to the lower 80s. mostly cloudy skies. rain chances few and far between. we'll see maybe a few sprinkles across the carolinas at best. the best chance for seeing rain will be in the mountains. i'll have that forecast coming up for you in the next half hour. if you are heading to uptown tonight for the hornets game, it will be cloudy but mild. you don't have to worry about grabbing the layers or really even the rain gear. it's over night that is when we will see some showers moving in and starting from west to east. so by 7:00 for all of you early morning risers, i think we will be dry. as we head toward midday start to see the rain moving in first from the mountains and 321 corridor and making its way through charlotte as you head toward the afternoon. this will not be a washout but

have seen in quite some time. we need the rain to help with allergies. this will help to wash away the pollen and the threat for rain will continue on through monday as well. as far as how much rain we will see, we will keep the threat for showers on through monday as well. but through tomorrow night less than half an inch. this will not be a big soaker. the heaviest rain will be in the mountains where we could see three quarters of an inch of rain. if you have plans outside tomorrow, you don't have to worry about canceling them. keep an eye to the sky and download our wsoc weather app. for today a few sprinkles and it will be cloudy and warmer before you go to that tonight we spring forward for daylight saving time. look at tuesday and wednesday. that spring like weather isn't going anywhere. 80 degrees with lots of sunshine.

just the warmth that has returned, it's the humidity. it's kind of muggy out there. you need to add extra hair spray but it's spring. >> soon it will be mosquitoes. thank you. time is 7:20. new developments the former marine that started the wounded warrior project says he's open to returning and restoring the groups reputation. the group fired of its top executives after reports of lavish spending. the shakeup happened after former employees claimed the charity wasted millions of dollars meant to help veterans. they spent that money on five star hotels and alcohol. all of this comes as some are pushing far temporary fix at the nation's va hospitals to become a permanent law. in 2014 congress passed the veterans choice act allowing vets to see private doctors to shorten medical wait times. it started as an emergency response to a crisis and allegations that officials were manipulating wait time data. >> i believe that veterans

their 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 for charlotte. we found about 11% of vets are still waiting more than 30 days to get an appointment. veterans have the chance earlier this week to see a new va health care facility opening in southwest charlotte. the clinic has been years in the making. veterans will still have to go to salisbury if they need er or urgent care. charlotte city leaders will take a look at trash from some homes in the city. at 7:45 the steps the city is taking to get a better understanding of the publics point of view. a rowan county family says their dog was shot and killed and then dumped along a road eight miles from their home. at 7:30, the reason police say they can't investigate the case. >> but first you can expect gas prices to continue rising.

ca take a look at that. that is fog filling up our charlotte cam. we are starting off warm in the 60s. as vicki just mentioned visibility certainly getting a little lower out there. you want to be careful, keep that in mind as you head out this saturday morning. otherwise get ready for a warm beautiful day. we'll have an update in a little bit. experts say you will see

throughout the summer. new this morning a nashville business owner says he's had to raise his price up $0.20 within a 48 hour period at both of his gas stations. >> summertime it typically goes up. but i think all the old people are try -- all the oil people are trying to cut supplies. >> aaa of the carolinas says 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 schedules. they have also cut production in response to abundant supplies. refineries will also switch over to their summer blend which tends to be a little bit more expensive. we have checked the current prices for you over night. in charlotte drivers are paying $1.77 a gallon right now. that is $0.03 lower than the state average. and south carolina you are paying $1.63 a gallon this morning. the national average sits at $1.92. you can track the prices will in your area before you hit the

just click on our website wsoctv.com. simply scroll over the traffic tab and click on gas prices. certainly the kind of weather that makes you want to get out and about. absolutely. today will be the better of the two days. we'll keep the clouds around. maybe a few sprinkles at best. otherwise it will be another warm day. a lot of events going on around town today so take advantage of that. tomorrow tracking more rain on the way. don't forget before you go to bed tonight spring forward. >> thank you, vicki. charlotte city leaders say they will take another look at a proposal to remove trash services for some residents. at 7:45, the reason some people say the proposal is discriminatory. >> a commission in raleigh says it's reviewing recommendations for the police department less than two weeks after a deadly

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this morning we start in the breaking news center. thank you for joining us i'm brittney johnson. over night we have been following the chaos that erupted in chicago after presidential candidate donald trump canceled a rally there. this was the scene last night as both supporters and protestors clashed in the streets. all of this began several hours earlier when people filled the university of illinois arena.

rally due to safety concerns. trump never spoke to them prior to calling off the event. officers say several fights broke out between the two groups leading to five people being arrested. trump says he does not have any regrets. he says quote there were very, very bad protestors. these were bad dudes. chicago's interim police superintendent says two of his officers were injured during that chaos last night. that includes one of them being hit in the head with a bottle. more than 300 officers were on hand to control those crowds. over night several presidential candidates reacted to the chaos in chicago. senator ted cruz says trump's campaign is responsible for creating an environment that urges supporters to engage in violence. senator marco rubio said trump's rhetoric is insighting violence at his events and democrat hillary clinton said violence has no place in our politics. this weekend we can expect to

help out allergy suffers. you've been tracking this from severe weather center 9. >> and that rain will not get here until sunday. right now we are dealing with patchy fog and low clouds. playing a little bit of a game of hide and go seek with our uptown skyline. right now hiding behind the low clouds and fog. that will start to lift by mid- morning. here's where visibilities are limited. from monroe to boone just be on the the lookout for that if you are heading out early. especially in the back roads. keep clouds around warming near 80 degrees. i'll have a timeline when that rain arrives coming up. a week after a string of shootings in rock hill left one person dead and several others injured, community leaders are holding a march to try to stop the violence. organizers say the because i care march is a call to action. it is set to start at 11:00 this morning in freedom park. nancy reagan is in her

morning right next to her loved ones. they said their final goodbyes in california yesterday. thousands of people were at her funeral service yesterday including ken baron who is chief of staff at billy graham association. mrs. reagan died sunday at age of 94. as the school board begins searching for a new superintendent, the board is keeping people informed of their process. 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 on our website. you can find it at wsoctv.com under latest links. time 17:32. federal judges heard arguments from both sides about north carolina's new congressional maps. s judges rule the old map is

saying they were based on race. yesterday we talked to the board of elections chair. he expect thes a decision before -- he expects a decision before the june primary. he said if not it will impact the november election. >> we will have to send absentee ballots out by mail. so you are getting to about mid august at the latest. and i don't think it will press that long. >> congressional candidates can file for office on wednesday. they hope a decision is made before then. the new maps significantly change district 12 which is represented by alma adams. the long-time greensboro resident announced on thursday she will run for reelection and running against former state senator malcolm graham even though the district is is

adam says she plans to move to charlotte now. we have been staying on top of this story that impacts thousands of voter this is our area. we have been following for you on the air and online and you can find our past coverage and how you can impact our area on our website at wsoctv.com. ohio judge says that some 17-year-olds can now vote in ohio's presidential campaign on tuesday. they cannot vote on ballot issues but they can vote for congressional legislative and mayoral candidates. there was a big fight over whether they should vote in the presidential race until yesterday's ruling. north carolina allows for 17- year-olds to register and vote in the primary if they are going to be 18 by the general election date. they also have to residential sternoearlier than 60 days before the primary. cabarrus county board of education is set to discuss construction contracts on monday.

the independent tribune, those lightener construction replace mount pleasant middle school and a contract with eddison ford incorporated to build the elementary. if approved both contracts will be pending until sufficient funds are received from cabarrus county. a huge crowd welcomed 600 new jobs to lan cast we are a company founded by a former carolina panthers tight end. casey crawford stood with governor nicki hailey to cut the ribbon on the new home for movement mortgage. the company has over 3,000 employees nationwide and relocated its headquarters from ballantyne to indian land. 7:35 right now. a rowan county family is devastated after this 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 for anyone with information. ken lemon sat down with the family.

>> reporter: this started out with $500 to find a missing dog. but when that dog was found dead on this road shot in the back and sheriffs offices don't have enough information to launch an investigation and then they decided to turn that money to find a dog into finding a suspect. amanda collins is angry over the slaying of her dog lily. >> it just takes a really sick twisted person to shoot an innocent dog in cold blood. >> reporter: wednesday morning they let her go out of their home. she may have been drawn to something in the woods. she put the word out online. the next morning someone found her along barbara road in gull hill. almost nine miles from home. collins says it appears she was shot in the back.

out of somebody being mean. she went back online for help getting information and got more money. at least $1500 more is still coming this this. it will be used to answer a question for amanda collins. >> how? how somebody could be so cruel. >> reporter: she won't quit the search until the person responsible for lilies death is pound. in roe wash county i'm ken lemon channel 9 eyewitness news. >> neighbors say they are ready to file a 14 story hotel in cornelius. at 7:45 the reason neighbors don't want the massive hotel.

but i'm tracking another chance t i'm tracking an good saturday morning. the time right now is 7:40. we are starting the day off with patchy fog and as you are heading out, just be on the lookout for that especially on the back roads, the side roads, might be a little tough to see. i just got data in over night. this shows that we are going to see only a few sprinkles today. a better rain chance will return for tomorrow. we are quiet right now on live early morning doppler 9. as we go throughout the day today it will be warmer. close to 80-degrees in charlotte. i will take you through future cast to show you the timeline when that rain will arrive. happening today the union county farmers market will hold its first community table event.

the event begins at 12:00 today and runs through 2:00 p.m. on skyway drive in hon row. they will wrap up the community shelters annual super bowl of caring today including a sponsor for the campaign presenting a $1,000 check to the county school district. new this morning astronaut scott kelly says he is planning on health care hanging up his space suit and -- planning on hanging up his space suit and retiring this month. nasa says that after kelly retires he will continue to participate in the ongoing research related to his mission. charlotte stills say they plan to take another look at a proposal to remove trash services for summaries kepts. the reason some people say the proposal is discriminatory. >> a commission in raleigh says it's reviewing recommendations for the police department less than two weeks after a deadly

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she has pleaded knot. raleigh's human relations commission is -- the suggestions include body cameras for officers and a greater emphasis on community policing. the commission also considered proposals by the new police accountability task force. it recommended an internship program and a 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 and killed akiel jenkins in self-defense but witnesses say he was shot while running away. the investigation is ongoing. new this morning michigan governor is calling for an investigation into the health department over how it handled the outbreak of lee gent airs disease. they want the inspector general and michigan's auditor general

nine people died and dozens more died from becoming ill from legionnaries disease. they were aware of the outbreak but never informed the public. they believe the flint river was the cause but no definitive link has been made at this time. neighbors are ready to fight a massive hotel being planned in cornelius. a developer wants to put a 14 story hotel and convention center on west catawba avenue. it would be the first lake front hotel in lake norman. it would become complete with a manmade beach. and neighbors say they don't want it. >> this is not a big city. people take the bus here. they walk with their dogs. they walk with their kids. they jog. this is is not a place for a big hotel. >> the developer still has plans to submit the plans to the cornelius planning board. 7:46 right now. if you plan on stepping outside to enjoy this beautiful weekend, you will likely feel the effects of the spring allergy season.

they have been very busy treating patients. dr. patel says it's actually a late start to spring allergy season but the symptoms seem to be worse. our meteorologists say the main culprits are elm, cedar, and oak tree pollens. doctors advise showering at the end of the day to wash off the pollen and going outside during certain times. they also encourage people to run or plan activities in the evenings. we could get rain soon and we need it because it's sort of hard to believe going outside when it's this beautiful out. >> it's a catch 22. you don't want to see the rain for the weekend but we need the relief for allergies and we'll see that tomorrow. we have new data in over might. this shows the rain chances will stay very slim for today. and it's also going to be warmer than expected. close to 80 degrees. if you are stepping out early, you will notice a view like this one. kind of hard to see due to low

fog will be a threat through mid-morning. on live early morning doppler 9 it's quiet other than the low clouds anding to. as we go throughout the day today, we will stay fairly cloudy. it's a warm start to the day. we're in the upper 50s to mid 60s. if you are heading out for a walk or run, you don't need to worry about the layers. i know a lot of 5k's going around town especially at the one at the white water center. and that is looking like a good morning for a walk or run. just make sure to drink plenty of water throughout the day as it will warm up quickly. if you are heading out for a round of golf. close to mid to upper 70s. few sprinkles at best but most will stay dry today. this is where we could see a better chance for showers. and far between. so we will keep the clouds around in blowing rock. temperatures still on the warmer side in the mid 60s. we head back to back games and that is due to some weather on the way for tomorrow.

for showers but it will stay warmer mid 60s. this evening if you have plans in uptown mostly cloudy skies and mild. you will notice by 9:00 still in the upper 60s so a mild afternoon and evening is ahead of us. changes arrive tomorrow. waking up tomorrow morning most will stay dry. but as we head toward lunchtime, that is when we track the band of rain approaching from the west. this will start to move in through the mountains, the foothills and along the 321 corridor first. and then through the afternoon scattered showers and we could see a rumble of thunder or two around the charlotte area. the threat for rain will continue through the evening and then on into monday as well. but we not expecting a washout. today will be the better of the two days this weekend. tomorrow some unsettled weather is on the way. if you have plans outside, still keep an eye to the skies. don't worry about canceling those plans. but it's also time todown our weather app. we are not going to see what

flooding isn't going to be a concern for us nor is severe thunderstorms. so that is good news there. we need the rain we'll be getting it tomorrow. your five-day forecast shows a cloudy and warm afternoon. a little bit on the muggy side as well. over night don't forget we spring forward so set those clocks forward an hour before you go to bed. tomorrow tracking a better chance for scattered showers. really not going to add up to a whole lot. a few lingering showers by monday but look at tuesday and wednesday even though spring starts in eight days, i think mother nature missed the memo there. 100 people packed a citizens forum in uptown charlotte yesterday morning. the city has been considering eliminating trash pickup for

ethel told us she believes it's discrimination because they are singling out multifamily use properties. more fees. >> i live on a fixed budget. i cannot afford $40-50 every month to have a private company pick up my trash. >> the city said it will be holding more forums to hear from residents. this proposal has been in the works for four years now but it's just now starting to get traction. city staff says it could save up to $3.6 million when funds are limited and leaders are trying to figure out how to get more money to other agencies like the police department. the first food truck friday was in full swing last night. got great weather for it. and this time it set a new spot at sycamore brewing.

they were down to a handful. the event moved to sycamore brewing in south end after plans to build an office complex came in the old lot. organizers say moving to the new spot has some challenges including parking and bathroom issues. one compromise for vendors has been downsizing to fewer food trucks. >> ultimately i think what we settled on was not what everybody wanted but a more intimate event. >> it's about people congregating and that thing. today it's not been that big of a problem. >> those kids look like they're having a great time. one organizer says they have been building the schedule month by month to see what works and what needs to be changed. the charlotte hornets keep pulling out wins this season.

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the hornets keep on rolling. a win pushed their record to eight games above .500. the last time that happened 15 years ago. walker on a hot streak.

williams led the hornets with 22. 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 kourtney pulls up with the elbow hits and gets hit. he had 15. hornets up 16 at the half. the difference not the pistons turn over. kevin and nick for the alley oop. hornets have won six straight for the first time in six years. 118-103 the final over detroit. divideson hoped to elevate their chances of reaching the ncaa tournament by knocking off a good st. bob vetch team. they had to be rescued by the new york fire department. crazy; right coach?

gibbs the fade away jumper good in a 4.5 minute span in the first half gibbs scored 13 straight for the wildcats. gibbs probing. lays it in. he had 29. us one heads to overtime. and in overtime the wildcats clinging to a two-point lead. 1:15 left. shot clock winding down. brian sullivan from a mile away and hits. davidson hangs on to win 90-86 in overtime. we are starting off warm. a lot of people getting off. >> it will be another spring like day. dealing with patchy fog early on this morning. but highs today again in the upper 70s, maybe a few sprinkles at best. but we are looking at a better chance of rain tomorrow. and don't forget before you go to bed tonight, set your clocks forward an hour. i know we've already devised a buddy system so we don't sleep in tomorrow.

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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 home, and we don't have a home right now. >> we're live in the storm zone this morning. sacked. the cleveland browns cutting johnny manziel.