>> see what's happening this instant. caitlin: the search for answers this morning after a deadly shooting in fayetteville. the latest from the police investigation. ly 90 years. we'll tell you what's on the president's agenda. and victory is oh, so sweet. unc moving on to the sweet 16. we'll have those highlights from that game. first, good morning, carolina. it is sunday, march 20. i'm caitlin knute. anthony wilson is off this morning. we've been talking basketball. we're both basketball fans. it's been so much fun. steve: it is a lot of fun. it's madness. you expect some of the kids that are winning. caitlin: i didn't even fill out a bracket this year. because you knew, it gets busted in the first round. steve: and the team that beat michigan state.

in the country. caitlin: interesting to watch for sure. steve: let's get to the rain forecast. chilly rain showers last night, moving down east. most of the day, cloudy, cool, spotty drizzle, late shower here and there, a cold day today. 40 at rdu, lower 40s in the sandhills. temperatures in the mid-40s today. i know it looks like a lot of rain on the map, denoting a few spotty showers possible and i think the higher probability will be through the evening hours. caitlin: thank you, steve. breaking news coming into the newsroom. a driver said to be in serious condition after driving into a utility pole. this -- the police say the driver ran off the road and ended up being pinned into the vehicle. they were down to one lane of travel. new this morning in fayetteville, police are investigating a deadly shooting.

block of lands-end road before midnight. they say when they got there, they found a man who had been shot inside the home. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. authorities are asking if you know anything about the shooting, you contact local police. another winning weekend for the unc tar heels. their loyal fans getting as close as they could to action yesterday. carolina fighting hard in the second half against providence, taking that win 85-66, moving them on to the sweet 16. here's mark armstrong with more. >> hey, guys, a sweet 16 date with the indiana hoosiers. let's show you how this one unfolded. in the first half, brice johnson on the fast break, and the heels

second half, providence makes its push, chris dunn, the back-door throw down. he had 29. game tied at 41 and that's when everything changed. the heels put the gas pedal down. bryce spins base line for the throw-down, a foul, and check out joel james on the bench celebrating. and later on, a 10-0 run. the heels go on for a convincing 85-66 win. >> i felt like there was so many people in the room. just couldn't get it -- said hey, you need to call for the ball. it's just you and him. you've got to go for it. and just needed to transition a little bit more. and forcing them to win shots. and it's hard to score everything in position on one shot. so we do that, we win everything. >> is that the essence of your personality right there?

i didn't really even think about it. it just happened. >> so we're off to the city of brotherly love for a battle of college basketball blue bloods, the heels and hoosiers. mark armstrong, abc 11 eyewitness news. caitlin: and again, congrats to the tar heels and the blue devils. duke also advancing to the sweet 16. the blue devils went off with a furious rally. they held off long enough to take the victory 75-64. joe mazur will be back with those highlights coming up a little bit later in sports. president barack obama will visit a historic trip to cuba.

announced restoration of prosperity to this community. caitlin: for the second time this month, a protester appears to have been sucker punched a a donald trump rally. this incident happened in tuscon, arizona, last night. a trump supporter appears to punch him and kick him after he fell to the ground. police took that supporter out as well. there were other antitrump protests going on in new york and fountain hills arizona. three people were arrested there. earlier this month, another man caught on camera sucker punching

rally in this makes the sixth suicide bombing in turkey in the past year. and in iraq, a u.s. marine killed by enemy fire. isis forces fired two rockets onto a base where american troops were stationed. the civic members named so far however has not been released. here at home, two people have been arrested in a six-year-old murder case that started out as a love triangle and ended with one man dead. denise green and kenneth hodges are being charged. police say hernandez and mrs. green were having an affair. detectives had initially charged hernandez in the case but it was dismiss said for lack of evidence but authorities say they have enough evidence to charge both with that murder.

getting started this morning. a cary woman is facing charges after a shooting that injured her father and led to a stand-off. we're also getting new details about a murder-suicide. we brought this to you as breaking news out of fayetteville yesterday morning. we'll tell you about the names of those victims. steve, tell me it will warm up today. steve: not today, chilly weather, jackets. chance strength is an addiction. you can never get enough of.. now it's time.. to bring that strength to your tooth enamel. new colgate enamel health

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steve: good sunday morning, everyone. happy spring to you. not going to feel like it. a lot of clouds in fayetteville. about a 10th of an inch since midnight. temperatures in the lower 40s. 30s in the northern counties. 43 in smithville, 43 in southern pines and fayetteville. temperatures are going to be really cool today. as a matter of fact, they'll only stay in the low 40s all the way through lunch time today. a spotty shower or drizzle possible, but more likely, that will happen this evening. rain has been pushing on out, a lot of low clouds in place right now and a cold day. low to mid-40s for highs. warmer tomorrow, tuesday, 63, and 70s coming into play starting wednesday. thursday looks to be the warmest day. vernal equinn ox happened this morning at 12:30 so it's almost a full day of spring.

sun's rays directly over the equator. meanwhile at rdu, cloudy and damp, no major headaches. the big hubs showing no delays. the seven-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. caitlin: thank you, steve. a story we brought to you as breaking news yesterday morning. we've learned a cary woman is in custody after a shooting that injured her father. 21-year-old angel bradford is charged with assault with a deadly weapon. officers were called to the reserve at magnolia ridge because of a fight between bradford and her boyfriend. that's when her father showed up. somehow, there was a struggle and during that, he was shot. angel bradford barricaded herself inside her apartment. neighbors said they could hear a commotion snool my dogs jumped up when she heard something. i just thought she had to go out.

caitlin: bradford later came out peacefully and her father was sent to the hospital. at this point, we are still trying to get an update on his injuries. another update to pass along now as we know the names of the victims killed in a murders-suicide in fayetteville. 60-year-old burrell rains shot and killed his wife victoria before turning the gun on himself on jones street. police were called to the address for a well being check and found the couple dead. a legal battle is brewing after the arrest of the top suspects

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caitlin: good morning, welcome back on this sunday, march 20. here's what's making headlines this morning. in havana, anticipation of president barack obama's arrival today. the visit to the tiny island nation will serve as a powerful symbol of the relationship that the u.s. and cuba are forging after half a century of cold war tension. a woman is in critical condition as authorities investigate a possible meth lab. in clayton, officials say the woman showed up at the hospital after drinking some type of a liquid that had chemicals in it.

they found what they suspect was a meth lab. and spring is officially here. it began at 12:30 this morning. the winter weather won't be going away for our friends to the north later today. new this morning, the top suspect in last year's paris attacks is starting a leg minute.

when he was both black boxes from the plane have since been recovered. a high school basketball coach is in the hospital this morning after his team's bus rolled over. authorities say a driver spilled a drink on herself, after she side swiped the bus causing it to overturn. everyone on board has been treated and released, including 21 students. a community prayer service is planned for this afternoon. and a real life lesson from mother nature. this 10-foot alligator popped up outside of a school in lakeland

staff and students say they were amazed to see such a big gait gator roaming around. police kept the gator in one spot until a professional trapper came to get it. they believe the reptile was headed for a lake across the street. we see deer, occasionally cows. i don't think those win over a gator any day. they're find behind a few bars kind of thing but -- ever being chased by one, they're much faster than you would think. but it's harder for them to turn. steve: that is what i live my life by, when in trouble, zig-zag. caitlin: do that at the weather wall. steve: sure. let's talk about the rain showers we had last night moving on out. cloudy skies and boy, it's going to be chilly today, temperatures struggling to get to the upper

as far as active weather, really not today. it's going to be drizzly and a shower tonight, but by friday, i expect to have a band of shourdz showers and a frontal boundary moving on in. tomorrow, rather chilly. cold today, highs in the 40s, maybe spotty showers and drizzle around. it will be a short-lived cold spell. temperatures will warm up. i'll call it a slow warming trend, 70s by mid-week. frost potentially, outlying areas close to freezing tuesday morning. tomorrow morning, some areas in the lower 30s so it is a possibility. overall, i think as far as a hard freeze, doesn't look like it's in the cards now. light breeze around 7 miles per hour. the north and northeast breeze will be with us. lower 40s elsewhere and we won't see the temperatures budge much.

but you see all the days preceding that. we have numbers in the 70s. 86, which tied a record where you wanted to get out and do some gardening, maybe plant some flourz flowers. if you did, you might have to cover them up. between april 1 and april 11 is our average last freeze across the heart of carolina. you might want to hold off a little bit on planting some flowers. cloudy skies, drizzle around. lower 40s and temperatures around mid-day today. through the afternoon, not a big change here. low to mid-40s for our temperatures. our model insisted on seeing a break or two in the clouds. we'll see an upper level disturbance ahead giving us more clouds and squeeze out a shower. that will generate the coastal low. it will race up the coast causing snow up there. philadelphia maybe an inch, maybe 1-2 in new york. the highest probability of getting snow accumulation will

could see 3-6" of snow, close to the late season noreaster. cloudy throughout the day. notice the evening hours, the upper level disturbance will help squeeze out some showers, light showers, albeit, continuing overnight and maybe a little snow flurry or two in the other counties. the low moves away tomorrow. a chilly northwesterly breeze will be with us. temperatures in the mid-50s, feeling like upper 40s. winds coming in from the south and west, and we'll see temperatures near seasonal levels. and after that, i expect temperatures to get all the way to the 70s. the next rain chance will be likely on friday. high temperatures for you today, in the 40s to near 50s. cold day today, and a chilly day tomorrow with that breeze. tuesday 63, wednesday looking great. thursday a 77 with clouds moving in and a chance for rain on friday.

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caitlin: welcome back. a caring group helping out with girls is saying thank you this morning. carrell riding academy reached its million dollar goal. they use horse therapy to help

they were going to shut down if they couldn't raise $1 million. they came together and gave back. this weekend, they had a big party to celebrate that outpouring of generosity. >> i really think if we raised a million dollars in three months was because the world was behind us. i think he believes in them. i think he loves them abundantly. caitlin: over the next five years, they hope to get at least the funds to help $500 additional girls. and hundreds of people pitched in this weekend to help clean up the lake. the new hope overlook access. park rangers got help from the group clean jordan after high water levels brought enough trash on shore to cover two popular hiking areas and the camping areas there. coming up next, what investigators are saying about that additional bullet hole

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you just outed yourself. steve was late there so we had to delay the opening just a little bit but i saw you were doing something with the graphic so we'll cut you some slack. steve: you won't know what i was really doing. but -- caitlin: breakfast, maybe? carry on. steve: listen, the temperatures today not feeling like spring at all. it is really going to be a cold day. cooler than our coldest average high. caitlin: wow. steve: put it into perspective. we get warmer temperatures as the week goes on. rain showers moving out. cloudy skies in place, temperatures in the 30s and 40s right now. we're not going to really see temperatures move much as we go throughout the day today. downright cold. temperatures in the 40s. looks like a lot of rain on the map. this evening and afternoon, a better chance of a bona fide shower. rain chances going down tomorrow and temperatures going up. more on that in a few minutes.

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from heading to the saturday night. abc news, new york. caitlin: durham police are investigating after a man was hit at a bus stop. this happened on club boulevard just after 6:00 last night. police say the man ran across the street trying to catch a bus and turned around at the last minute and was hit. his injuries are not believed to be life threatening. firefighters are working to figure out what caused a blaze that destroyed a home in raleigh. the homeowner says it started in the garage, then spread to the rest of the home. thankfully, no one was injured. a woman is in critical condition as authorities investigate a possible meth lab in her home. authorities state that woman showed up at the hospital yesterday after apparently drinking something that might have had chemicals in it. once they went to her home to investigate, deputies found what

the house was taped off and the fbi was called in. so far, no charges have been filed. a bullet hole found near where akiel denkins was killed is not believed to be related to that shooting. a raleigh police officer shot and killed denkins last month while sevrng a warrant. the officer says he fired in self defense. they expect the report on the shooting to be wrapped up next week. the family's attorneys believed that bullet hole told a different story from what the officer had reported. those who died behind bars, family and friends held a memorial walk in honor of those who have died inside the durham county jail. this weekend marks two months since mccape's death. murray died a year before. the families are still asking for answers.

to medical neglect by jail staff. >> memorialized, for the one-year anniversary coming up, and secondly, to let people inside the jail know that we care for them. >> another man, ra fale bennett died in custody. although the circumstances behind his death have not been released. since 2000, 10 people have died in custody at the durham county jail. a pet adoption drive for rescued cats and dogs was such a huge success they had to end one day early yesterday. abc 11 together has been following the story of these animals rescued from horrible conditions at a shelter in hope county. they were put up for adoption in a three-day event that started on friday in san ford. it was supposed to be going on today still but because of the overwhelming response, the adoption fair, and they all have found their forever home. some cats and dogs were not part

the aspca says they have been placed at other shelters across the country. thank you to all of those who went out yesterday. i would have added a couple more as an animal lover but my husband said no. coming up after the break, we want to introduce you to some of the people you could be helping if you signed up for match madness. a great turnout yesterday and a great event. steve: absolutely, rain moving on out, a drizzle or spotty light shower. a better chance of rain this evening. tomorrow, a little bit the bigger the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest flavor. go grande with veggie or sausage today.

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55 tomorrow and then 63 and 70. a nice warming trend. albeit a slow warming trend as the week goes on. thursday is the warmest day at 77. it is the vernal equinox today. officially, we can call it spring. the sun's rays are directly over the equator. no headaches if you're traveling out of rdu. a lot of clouds and should be just fine. all major hubs at this hour showing no delays. it might not be the case tonight and tomorrow morning with snow heading up to the northeast. more on that in a few minutes. caitlin: thank you, steve. abc 11 together highlights good deeds and how you our viewers can help. we want to thank you. you came through as many of you joined us in durham. together, abc 11, radio one, and univision joined for the match madness donor registration drive. the match could potentially be

life. >> might not be as recognizable, but are perhaps the most important part of this event. that's because they have loved ones whose very lives depend on finding a match. that includes cary and her husband raising awareness for their three week old son, camden. >> he was diagnosed with a very rare disease that's life threatening. it's a cell disease where your cells attack each other, and it damages your brain, liver and bone marrow. >> born six weeks premature, little camden is fighting to get healthy enough for a bone marrow transplant, at which his family is hoping to find a match. >> it's his only chance to have a life. >> our partners helped sign people up for the be the match registry. a simple swab of the cheek enters you into a noble database.

underrepresented on the reggie stroo -- registry. that's what prompted her to come out. he needs a match but filipinos account for less than 1% of those on the registry. >> bone marrow is so specific to ethnicity and tissue type, it's important to try to encourage people of all walks of life and ethnic groups to participate in the registry. >> it's something julia fisher also encourages, after her one-year-old son was born with a genetic disease that caused his bone marrow to fail. he found a donor but still died from complications. the family is still grateful and attend other events like this to support others. >> we have met families who are still waiting for donors to come through as a perfect match.

could be that match. caitlin: incredible for all who came out yesterday. thank you so much. it's an important cause. if you look at the calendar today, you'd notice it says spring but believe it or not, many people could be seeing snow. not us, but our neighbors to the north. coming up on eyewitness news, the region in the storm zone today, and apple getting ready

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caitlin: good morning, and welcome back this sunday. here's what's making headlines. a traveng traffic alert in fayetteville this morning. down to one lane right now after a driver crashed into a utility pole. that driver is said to be in serious condition at the hospital. protesters continue to follow donald trump to his campaign stop. this happened in phoenix and tuscon, arizona yesterday. protesters are trying to intervene. one man at the tuscon rally ended up being punched by a trump supporter while he was being escorted out. a legal fight against his extradition from belgium to france. the french president and families of 130 victims wants salah abdeslam to stand trial there. the 26-year-old has been officially charged with participation in terrorist murder. a little reprieve this morning as forecasters are now

weekend storm bears down on the northeast but some could still see several ivrps of snow. boston and cape cod, along with parts of rhode island, could see 4-8" of snow today. philadelphia and new york could get 1-2". four people, including a child, are recovering this morning after a concourse train at denver international airport apparently malfuvshgznctionedmalfunctioned. the train jolted passengers when it abruptly stopped at a terminal. the accident was caused by a software glitch that has been fixed. the big spring product launch for apple is expected to be a smaller affair this time around. the tech company is having its news conference tomorrow unveiling a smaller version of the iphone and ipad pro.

scheduled for one p.m. pope francis, taking instagram by storm. he gained 1 million followers in just under 12 hours. the pontiff's first photo yesterday shows him kneeling in prayer. the accompanying message says pray for me in nine different languages. the handle is francisco. so there you go. the pope is on one hip guy. he's on twitter. he's on facebook and instagram. actually, he might not be on facebook. twitter and instagram though. it shows the world is changing. steve: stay connected with everybody. caitlin: we're on social media. steve: just get off the phone once in a while and cross the street with your head up. stay alive. let's talk about what's going on today. rain showers moving out. cloudy skies and cool temperatures remain. it's going to be rather chilly as you go throughout the day today.

active weather day today. looks like mainly just clouds today. i can't rule out a spotty shower but a chance of that happening tonight, a cold one, temperatures in the 40s. short-lived cold spell. a slow warming trend, 70s by mid-week, patchy frost, outlying areas close to freezing probably tuesday morning. even tomorrow morning, we could see numbers in the lower 30s around, but it doesn't look like we'll see any frost or freeze advisories issued by the national weather service. 40 degrees, a breeze, 3 miles an hour. all day today, that breeze should be coming out of the north-northeast, and it will be noticeable. the cold air will continue to stream in. look at the temperatures we've had in the recent days. not yesterday, but up until there. the numbers are well above average. 70s and 80s. you wanted to go out and do some planting. the latest average freeze is

basically, the entire first week of april is the average last freeze. we typically do in early april, just about every year, we talk about holding off on planting the flowers and what not. i would say do that again. 40s for temperatures mid-day. lower to middle 40s in the afternoon. can't rule out a spotty shower, a cold breeze coming in from the north. most of the rain is out of here, and clouds in place and an upper level disturbance moving through later on this evening helping to squeeze out light spotty showers. along the coast, could be dealing with a couple of inches of snow. boston, maybe 3-6" with the late season noreaster which will be cranking up along the coast. most of the day, just cloudy. we'll take you in the evening hours and we'll see a fewpotty showers developing. overnight hours, the best opportunity of a passing shower.

counties i can't rule out tomorrow morning and skies upon start to clear mid-morning hours and by the afternoon, clear, sunny, and the brisk breeze coming in from the northwest feeling very cold. 50s for highs. heavy jackets necessary tomorrow. the high will settle to the south. we'll get a little flow out of the south and west and that means warmer temperatures starting on tuesday, with temperatures back to the 60s and warmer still after that. the next chance of rain on friday. should be a dry week though. 40s for highs today in raurlleigh, 44 in roxboro, cold, temperatures in the lower to middle 30s. as we look ahead, notice temperatures going up. 63 tuesday, 72 wednesday, and thursday, 77 degrees before more rain comes in on friday. caitlin: we're all paying attention today for easter of course too. steve: exactly, and it right

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caitlin: in the end, it was close but duke is still alive in the ncaa tournament advancing to the sweet 16 with a win over yale yesterday.

joe mazur has more now from providence. joe: march madness to the nth degree here in providence. duke does a 27-point lead against yale and by the time they they take to say we're going to disneyland disneyland, it was almost all gone. knocking down nine threes. grayson allen leading the charge with 22 of his 29 points in the first half. yale mounting a furious come-back fueled by a fen-15-0 run. the bull dogs get the lead down to three. duke in full implosion mode, brandon ingram takes over down the stretch and the blue devils hang on 71-64. >> thank goodness, you know, for us we won the last minute of the second half. the weight of the world was on

you know, branded had those two free throws. just a magnificent play. joe: this game mirroring one that took place a week ago against notre dame. the blue devils ended up losing to the irish. clearlying clearly, they're still learning. caitlin: congratulations to duke and all the blue devils fans out there. the tar heels also move to the

and someone we're all pulli i will definitely have the shakes on the first one. i want to get the first one under my belt and i think it will be better from them. caitlin: our own anna laurel is there, and will show us rehearsals and dancers. you'll get behind the scenes access if you follow us on twitter and facebook. looking forward to that. steve: keep the heavy jacket handy today. 40s for highs. a little bit warmer tomorrow, the breeze will make it feel cool. and 60 on tuesday, back in the 70s on thursday.

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