again, only warming four to six degrees from where we are right now. our model keeps us in the 40's through the afternoon. still some chance of showers or drizzle as we go through the afternoon. a better chance of a bona fide showser tonight after midnight. more coming up. caitlin: thank you, steve. happening right now a durham intersection is closed after a water main break. this is the scene attica nalstreet. you can see the water on the road there. authorities are saying it is best to avoid the intersection if you can. breaking news out of fayetteville this morning. a driver is in serious condition after crashing into a utility pole on rammy street near hillsborough street. the driver ran off the road and end up being pinned inside of the vehicle. the southbound lanes have been traffic. in fayetteville, now, this morning, police are investigating a deadly shooting. officers were called to the 400 block of lands end road just before midnight.

shot inside of the home. he was taken to the hospital and later died. if you know anything about the shooting you are urged to contact police. and switching gears now, another winning weekend for the u.n.c. tarheels, their loyal fans getting close to the action, parking into bars outside of the p.n.c. arena in raleigh. and they will take the win and move on now to the sweet 16. here is mark armstrong with more. mark: yeah. hey, guys it is officially tarheels. they are moving into philadelphia and a sweet 16 date with the indiana hosiers. as in the first round, a tale of the second half explosion for the heels. this one in the first half, johnson getting out on the fast break. he is rewarded with the ball and throws down. the heaps up just 4, 34-30 at halftime. and provenance makes the push. dunn was spectacular despite foul trouble.

he had 29. the game was tied at 41-41 and everything changed. the heels put the gas pedal down. bryce spines baseline for the throw down through the foul. and check out james on the bench celebrating. 18 points and 10 boards. and later on a 10-0 ran capped by jackson on the break. the heaps win, 85-66 win. >> i felt like there were so many people in the lane. and i felt that i could not get it. i was like, you call for the ball. you have to go for it. >> we need to get into transaction a little bit more. we are right there and forcing them into one shot. it is hard to score in one shot. if we can do that, we will hold them. >> is that the essence of your personality right there? >> i guess so. i didn't even think about it.

mark: so off to the city of brotherly love for calen basketball blue blood, the heels and hoosiers. mark armstrong, abc11 eyewitness news. caitlin: good luck. and duke advancing. allen with 29 points and including five three-pointers. and the blue devils held off long enough to take the 71-64 victory. luck. and duke and joe mazur will have the highlights coming up later in sports. in other news this morning president barack obama will begin his historic visit to cuba today. the first sit prognosis to visit

this trip comes 15 months after game, between the rays and the cuban national team. so a lot being packed in. marsha, gonzales, cuba. caitlin: for the second time this month, a protester has been sucker punched at this donald trump rally. the latest incident in tucson, a arizona, last night. the protester was being escorted out, and a donald trump supporter punched and kicked him. police took the supporter out as well. and other protesters in new york and fountain hills, arizona.

was caught on camera including two americans and dozens other wounded. this makes the sixth suicide bombing in turkey in the past year. in iraq, a u.s. marine killed by enemy fire. isis fired two rockets onto a base where american troops were stationed. the service members name has not been released. here at home, two people have been arrested in a six-year-old murder case that started as a love triangle and ended with one man dead. denise green and anthony hern -- hernandez are facing charges. the three worked together at goodyear. and hernandez and ms. green were having an appear. detectives charged hernandez in the case, but dismissed it

they have enough evidence to charge hernandez and green with murder. eyewitness news just getting started this half hour. still ahead -- a cary woman is facing charges after a smooth

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steve: good morning, everyone. happy spring. doesn't feel like it though. look at the clouds out there right now. one of the days where temperatures struggle to get out of the mid-40's. a chilly north breeze will be with us. baseball season around the corner. mud cuts. the chilly north breeze will be with us all day today. high temperatures will be well below the average of 65. 38 right now in oxford, 40 at r.d.u., 43 in irwin. a sprinkle and a spotty shower, i cannot rule it out. a better chance this evening. and temperatures in the early afternoon the lower to middle 40's. what a chilly day today. rain along the coast. a cloudy day. an upper level disturbance

after a cold day, warmer tomorrow and then the numbers warming up. lower to middle 70's by wednesday and thursday. and getter better for sure by thursday. and then rain is coming in by friday. we can officially call it spring right now. the vernal equinox happened this morning at 12:30. the sun's rays are over the equator. at all major hubs at r.d.u. showing no delays. keep in mind, there could be issues with the northeast tonight and early tomorrow morning with snow. we will talk more coming up. caitlin. caitlin: none of that around here. new details about a story we brought you as breaking news yesterday morning. a cary woman is in custody after a shooting that left her father injured. 21-year-old angle bradford is charged with assault with a deadly weapon. the shooting left to an hour's long standoff at an apartment complex. officers were called to the reserve at the ridge because of a fight between bradford and her

father showed up with a struggle and he was shot. angel bradford than ber -- barricaded herself inside of their apartment. and neighbors heard a commotion. >> my dog jumped up. i thought she had to go out. i was walking her and i -- i knew something happened. reporter: bradford came out peacefully. her father went to the hospital. we're trying to get an update on his injuries. an update, we know the names of the victim of the murder suicide in fayetteville. detectives are saying 60-year-old wages shot and killed his wife, gloria before turning the gun on himself, this happened before 10:00 on friday night on jones street. police were called to that address for a well-being check and arrive and found the couple dead in their home. a legal battle is blowing after

the paris caitlin, good morning, welcome back. 9:15. here is what is making headlines so far this sunday. cubans are busy sprucing up havana in anticipation of what president barack obama's arrival today. this serves as a symbol of the relationship that u.s. and cuba are forging after a half century of cold war tensions. in durham this morning the intersection attica nalstreet is closed right now because of a water main break. authorities are advising you to avoid the intersection if at all possible. and spring here. the season officially began at 12:30 this morning.

a snowstorm could put portions of the mid threating and the northeast today.

in last yearear hurricane strength when the plane was due by was trying to land. there was no evidence of the terror plot like the one that brought down a russian plane last night over egypt. both of the black boxes have been recovered after a high school basketball coach is in the hospital this morning after his team's bus rolled over. another driver spilled a drink on herself, side swiped the bus

in indiana, and everyone else so for the brave, there you go, check it out. of course that makes me think of the lewis tower in chicago, the sears tower to me. you took your daughter on a trip to chicago, and there is a glass ledge. steve: she walked out like no big deal. caitlin: it is unnerving. steve: it is neat. incredible. all right. let's get to it. talk about what is going on. rain last night and moving out of the area. we could get drizzle or a spotty light shower around through the rest of the day. but i'm not worried about active weather days for a while. and friday, a real active weather day looks at a chance of getting a shower. 40 to 50% chance range. here is the european model showing most of the activity at

it is a long ways off. we will keep an eye on it. a cold sunday today. highs in the 40's, spotty shower and drizzle is possible. a better chance of that happening tonight. shor lived cold spell. slow warming trend, 70's by midweek and then mid to upper 70's by thursday. and patchy frost. i think outlying areas close to freezing tomorrow morning and especially tuesday morning. no major hard freeze coming our way. right now we're seeing cloudy skies at terminal two, 40 degrees. a little bit of precipitation since midnight. 30's in the northern counties. 40 at r.d.u., and 44 in fayetteville. the recent days, so warm. yesterday a little bit below average, but look at all of the -- we had well above-average and temperatures in the 70's to near 80 degrees. one day 86. get out in the garden and plant flowers. the latest everybody freeze between april 1st and 11th for most of the viewing areas.

to be safe. make sure that the flowers are safe. cloudy skies around now. the showers moving away. the upper level low back here will move overhead tonight and squeeze out another shower and get the coastal low developing and bring snow to philadelphia, one to three, and the same thing in new york and around boston three to six inches of snow is a possibility with the late season nor'easter up the coast. and the upper level low is closer to us, watch showers start to develop, mid-evening, 7:30, spotty showers. as you go to bed, it could be damp out there. and early tomorrow morning i would not be surprised today start out damp with showers and then things start to clear out from west to east. we will get back to sunshine as the low races up to the north and east. that chilly northwest breeze with us.

feeling like upper 40's. have the winter jacket tomorrow. high pressure to our south starts the warming process. so a snap chance at a spotty shower today. dry through thursday, and then a decent shot we will get a shower coming in on friday. high temperatures for today only in the low to mid 40's thin northern counties. and mid-50's in the hand hills -- sand hills. a colder night tonight, as we look ahead, over the next week, the temperatures getting warmer. tuesday 60's. wednesday 72, and thursday 77 there. is that shower chance on friday. right now, it looks to be cloudy on easter sunday. if you believe the latest run of the gtp, the america model. it is a wet sunday. so the new data will come in tonight. caitlin: we are pretty far-out. steve: a long ways. caitlin: a lot can change in a week.

it is caitlin: good morning. welcome back. tax day just about a month away. if you still need to file there is free help available. from churches to community centers in today's money-saver report, amber rupinta explains how you can find tax volunteers ready to help your time your returns for no fee. amber: tax day is april 18th this year, a month away, it is very busy at the community center in cary where returns are being done for free.

filing with this free service, which is part of the aarp's tax aid program. a program that is actually open to anyone regardless of your age. >> we can handle a lot of different returns. >> at this site, we have about half of our people are actually c.p.a. reporter: this location here in cary is one of several hundred across the country offering free tax help through aarp. >> it is a nationwide program, on the order of 12 different locations here in this district. amber: and not just the aarp offering free help, the i.r.s. has a volunteer program offering free tax help for people making $54,000 or less as well as a tax counseling for the elderly program. many are run by trained volunteers. >> we have two people look at every return. one that prepares it and one reviews it.

through it. amber: that is good news for betty harris filing her returns again for free. >> and the price is definitely right. amber: in cary, amber rupinta, abc11 eyewitness news. caitlin: there are many resources available to file for free from aarp to the i.r.s. volunteer programs and more. the locate a few tax preparer in your area go to abc11.com. and coming up in our next half

raleigh police. caitlin: after a late night finish, the u.n.c. tarheels waking up winters this morning. u.n.c. holding off provfinance to move ahead to the sweet 16. and duke, of course, moving onto the next round in the n.c.a.a. tournament, that game i watched, it was earlier in the day. oh, yeah.

steve: i tell you. big time. cacler teams. to it. rain moving out. a lot of clouds around. and a cold day today. so -- keep the jacket around today. 43 in irwin. and 44 in fayetteville right now. the numbers don't move much. in the 40's throughout the day. a chance for light spotty shower and drizzle this afternoon. and our chance at a bona fide shower this evening. a warmer trend next week, more coming up. caitlin: thank you, steve, a historics.

symbol of the new relationship the two countries are attempting the form. today, christians celebrating palm sunday, thousands gathered in st. peter's square to attend mass with pope francis i. the official start of holy week and the last sunday before easter. it commemorates the entry of

and pushback against continuing his campaign in phoenix saturday night.

york. caitlin: back here at home, durham police are investigating after a man was hit at a bus stop. this happened on club boulevard after 6:00. the man ran across the street trying to catch a bus, and turned around and was hit. his injuries are not life-threatening. firefighters are working to figure out what caused a fire that destroyed a home in raleigh. this is the scene on time court off of creedmoor road. the homeowner says it started in the garage and then spread to the rest of the house. luckily no one was hurt. a woman is in critical condition this morning and authorities are investigating a possible meth lab. authorities in clayton are saying the woman showed up at the hospital yesterday after drinking something that might have had toxic chemicals in it. they went to their home to investigate, and johnston county deputies investigating what they that was a meth lab. the house was taped off and f.b.i. called in. no charges have been filed.

you yesterday morning. a bullet hole where akiel denkins was killed is not related to the shooting. that the official word from the wake county district attorney. a police officer shot and killed akiel dengcons serving a warrant. the officer said that he filed in self-defense. the da expects the report will be wrapped up next week. of course, we will have the details for you, stay tuned on-air and on-line. they marched in memory of those who died behind bars. family and friends of mccaine and mcmurray held a memorial walk to honor those who died in the durham county jail. this is two months, mccaine's death, and mcmurray died a year before. their families are still asking for answers and claim the deaths were due to medical neglect by the jail. >> died inside of the jail. this is the one year anniversary.

the area know. caitlin: another man, bennett died within the past year while in custody. but the circumstances on his death have not been released. 10 people have died in custody of the durham county jail. a weekend long pet adoption drive for hundreds of rescued cats and dogs was a big success it ended one day early. abc11 eyewitness news together has been following the story of these animals rescued from horrible conditions at a shelter in home county. they were put up for adoption in stanford and supposed to be continued through today, but because of the response, the fair ended yesterday. all of theets ended up find forever homes. there are still dogs and cats not part of that drive and along with farm animals. the aspca is saying the animals have been placed at other shelters across the country. the mayors of raleigh and durham put on their masks this weekend to help kids get a college education. the mayors masked ball at the

money for historically black colleges and universities. 500 business, civic and education leaders were there. and joel brown was master of ceremonies. r&b group, tony, tony, tony was the headliner. people at the ball said it was fun, and ensuring a quality education. >> i'm a graduate of acc school. and i know the value of having providing funding. if you didn't have such has u.n.c. a lot of kids would not be there. >> we do this, because there is so many wonderful and generous people that will come together and have a lot of fun and dig deep in their pockets. caitlin: the goal was to raise $600,000, which will go to support students at shaw and st. aug. you shoed up, thanks to our abc11 eyewitness news march

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steve: welcome back, everybody.

day of spring. doesn't feel like it. cloudy skies. r.d.u., a few hundreds of an inch of precipitation since midnight. the band of showers moved through. 30's in the northern counties and 40's elsewhere. don't expect the numbers to move that much. in the 40's throughout the day. stepping outside expect a lot of clouds. there could be a spotty shower and drizzle, but the chances are pretty low during the daytime hours. by the evening the chances will be ramping up, the upper level low will be springing overhead giving us a showers. and rain along the coast right now. a coastal low developing and bring snow to the northeast, not for us. cold today, chilly tomorrow with the breeze out of the northwest. it will feel like the 40's. winter jackets both days. more seasonal temperature on tuesday. and then back to the 70's on wednesday. the warmest day will be thursday. and high temperatures flirting with 80 in a few spots. we can officially call it spring.

morning at 12:30. almost a full day of spring, less 30 minutes the sun's rays over the equator. at all major hubs at r.d.u. showing no delays. but, there could be some messy travel in the northeast. more coming up. caitlin. caitlin: getting snow, that's for sure. that is enough, right, steve. abc11 eyewitness news together highlighting good deeds, community needs and how our viewers can help. you came through, many of you joining us in south pointler mall in durham, abc11 eyewitness news, radio one, and "univision" 40 hosted the match massness -- madness bone barrow drive. along with some familiar faces at the match madness drive, and those who might not be recognizable, but perhaps the most important part of this event, because they have loved

finding a match. that includes carrie and her husband who have a three-week-old son, camden. >> he was diagnosed with a very rare disease. it is life-threatening, it is a cell disease, your cells attack each other. and damages your brain, liver and bone marrow. reporter: born premature, he is fighting to get healthy enough for a bone marrow transplant, at some point his family hopes to have found a match. >> it is very important. reporter: abc11 eyewitness news and our partners helped to sign people up for our be the match registry. a pain free process that involve as swab of the cheek to enter you into a global database. one part of the day was to encourage people of different ethnicities to sign up. some are underrepresented. reporter: this caused ann to come out on behalf of her brother, joe.

are less than 1% on those on the registry. >> with bone marrow, it is important for ethnicity and tissue type. it is important to have all ethnic groups to participate in the registry. reporter: and something yulia fisher encourages after her 1-year-old son was born with a rare disease to cause his bone marrow to not develop. he died from complications. but the family is grateful for the gift of hope. and they attend events like this. >> we met so many people who are waiting for a bone marrow don't to come through as the perfect match. so anyone registering today could be that match. reporter: that family, they are neat, they set up a foundation. they help other families with rare diseases and connect them to events like this and provide support services. if you want to learn more go to our website, we would love to

the calendar today, it says spring, but steve allude today, many people could be seeing snow.

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caitlin: good morning. welcome back on this sunday. here is a look what is making headlines so far this morning

along in fayetteville this morning. this is on the a little bit of ramsey street near hillsborough street down to one lane after a driver crashed thank utility pole. the driver is in serious condition at the hospital. protesters continue following donald trump long his campaign stops. in phoenix and tucson yesterday, protesters tried to intervene. one man at the tucson rally was punched by a donald trump supporter being escorted out. the top suspect from last year's pairing attacks is starting a legal fight against his extradition from belgium to france. the frapresident and the families of 130 victims all want him to stand trial there. the 26-year-old has been officially charged with participation in paris' murder. and this morning. forecasters are predicting less snow has the weekend storm bears down on the northeast. areas could see several inches of snow on the first day of spring.

including boston and cape cod and rhode island could see four to eight inches of snow today. philadelphia and new york could get one to two inches. the northeast has had a relatively tame winter though so far this year. the big spring product launch for apple is expected to be more of a small affair. the tech company will have the annual news conference tomorrow. it will be unveiling a smaller version of the iphone and ipad pro. so there is a guest list this will for this will be smaller. it will be at apple's campus that holds fewer people. the big announcement is for 1:00 tomorrow. cities across the globe for this year's about our celebration. in new york city, and you're looking at video from argentina. this is a global movement dedicated to protecting the planet and highlighting the effects of climate change. there you go.

to our 2 1/2 and 3-year-old why we leave lights turned off when we lead. that's hard to explain to a little kid. so flipping it up-and-down. but -- remember we turn them off when we leave. steve: that is cute. so all right. so around here today -- um -- january day. like early january. so definitely cold out there. take a look right now, it is quiet and cloudy. rain showers moving out. the rain overnight, not a lot. but a little bit, few hundreds of an inch and the next active weather day is friday. even though some showers around tonight, not active, but a line of showers coming in. cold today, highs in the 40's a spotty shower late today and a better chance this evening. a short-lived cold spell, a warming trend by midweek. and patches of frost around. tomorrow morning probably not, but maybe tuesday morn something areas could get close to the freezing mark. keep that in mind if you already

meantime, the cloud he skies into durham. 40, a northeast breeze at 14 makes it feel even colder. 30's in the northern counties and 40's elsewhere. day after day after day the temperatures in the 70's and 80's that is going to go away for a little while, but you might have planted the flowers. and don't forget april thrust through the 11th the latest last freeze. so you might want to hold off a little bit if you plant should of the flowers. maybe cover them up tomorrow night and tuesday morning we could have a frost around the area. especially the northern counties. clear skies up to the north. we're dealing with a little bit cloud deck, and an upper level disturbance moves overhead and squeeze out showers and spawn the coastal low, and snow along the cloudy skies, one to three inches. in boston, three the six inches of snow in the next 24 hours. not for us, clouds and again a spotty sprinkle or a shower is

note the time at 7:30 a couple of light showers here and there. when you are in bed a few light showers overhead. tomorrow morning if you're getting up early to head out, it could be damp, it don't last long, rain showers coming to an end and clearing from west to east, the low pulls away, we'll see more in the ray of sunshine as the day wears on with the chilly breeze out of the northwest. mid-50's for temperatures and feeling like upper 4's. to the south, that's a bit of a wind shift for us and we will start to warmup near seasonable temperature on tuesday and warmer still by wednesday, and numbers back to the 70's. a mall chance today. and then dry for a stretch until we get to friday, that's our next chance of getting rain in here. high temperatures today, wow. 46 in raleigh and 44 in roxboro. 51 in fayetteville. and then for tonight, low temperatures in the low to mid-30's. a colder night tonight, a few showers around and maybe

tomorrow morning. not a problem. clouds decrease and chilly breeze on our monday. tuesday sunny. wednesday 72. that's my pick day. thursday even warmer. and then friday a chance for rain. right now it could be a cloudy, potentially wet weekend. i will look to the new computer models this afternoon. caitlin: we hope not for easter sunday, obviously.

caitlin: thanks, caitlin: well, duke is still alive in the ncaa tournament advancing to the sweet 16 with a win over yale yesterday, it was not an easy one. joe mazur with more from province. joe: march madness to the nth degree. duke built a 27-point lead against yale and then by the time it takes to say we're going done. the blue devils blistered the nets in the first half, knocking down nine threes. grayson allen moving the charge with 22 of his 29 points in that first half. yale mounting a furious comeback, fueled by 15-0 run, the bulldogs eventually getting the lead down the three in the match, duke in full implosion mode. ingram takes over down the stretch.

>> thank goodness, you know, for us, we have gone, you know, the last-minute of the second half. you know, the weight of the world was on our kids and -- for a young group of, you know, brandon, hit the two free throws, it is just a significant play. joe: this game is nearing one that took place against noter became a week ago in the a.c.c. tournament, but the blue devil lost to the irish. they are still learning. joe mazur, abc11 eyewitness news. caitlin: thank you, joe. and u.n.c. is moving onto the next round. the tarheels advancing to the sweet 16 in an 85-66 win. mark armstrong will have the highlights coming up. now to a bracket that might not get busted so quickly. the website thrill-list is trying to determine the best barbecue spot in america. several north carolina

the website determined the country's 33 best barbecue joints. representing north carolina -- in the spirit of march madness, 32 restaurants were put on a bracket for you to vote. so there you go. good luck to those teams. if you want to send us samples. steve and i would be happy to try them for you.

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historic milestone today. the first presidential visit to cuba in nearly 90 years. what is on the president's agenda. and victory is so sweet. two local teams moving onto the sweet 16 in the n.c.a.a. tournament, u.n.c. able to pull away from province. and duke holding off a late rally by yale. very exciting. congratulations to both teams. we are talking basketball, too. uni, the shot at the last-second, the buzzer beater from half court. that's why you watch march madness. steve: it is, and michigan state lost, everyone's it is over. caitlin: didn't bother doing one this year. steve: i have a quite a few. caitlin: look at you. steve: my instinct is do the opposite and i will do ok.

we had rain overnight, light, a few hundreds of an inch. notice the 10, guys. we're around 40 degrees right now currently out at r.d.u. and 39 oxford, but there is a breeze out there, and dealing with a wind chill this morning of 31 in lewisburg is what it feels like. 35 at r.d.u., and 35 in fayetteville. so absolutely. not feeling like spring out there. highs today will be in the mid-40's. a chance for spotty drizzle or a light shower in the afternoon. i think we will get bone filed shower overnight tonight and then dry for a high. and a nice warmup to look forward to. more coming up in a few minutes. caitlin: thank you, steve. happening right now a durham intersection is closed after a water main break. this is the scene at canal street. it is best to avoid the intersection if you can. this morning a driver in serious condition after crashing into a utility pole in fayetteville. this happened around 5:00 this morning. police are saying the driver ran

inside of the vehicle. the southbound side of ramsey street was down to one lane of travel. and new at fayetteville. police are investigating a deadly shooting there. officers were called to the 4line block of lands in road before midnight. they arrived and found a man who was shot inside of a home. he was taken to the hospital later died. if you know anything about the shooting. please contact fayetteville police. and switching gears now to sports news. another winning weekend for the u.n.c. tarheels. their loyal fans getting as close as they could to the action outside of the p.n.c. arena. north carolina fighting hard against province. they got the 85-66 win and move onto the sweet 16. here is mark armstrong with more. mark: hi, guys it is officially a ram in ralee for the tarheels. they are moving to philadelphia and a sweet 16 dade with the indiana hoosiers. the first round a tale of a second half explosion against province. this one in the first half,

fast break, he is rewarded with the ball and throws down. the heels up just four, 40-30 at halftime. the second half, provenance makes the push. chris dunn was spectacular. the backdoor throw down. 41-41 and everything changed. the heels put the gas pedal down. bryce spins baseline for the throw down, threw a foul, and james on the sense celebrating. bryce with 18 points and 10 boards. and later on a 10-0 run bryce spins baseline for the capped by justin jackson on the break. the heels go on for 85-66 win. and fell like there was so many people in the lane. i couldn't get it. we came in the locker room. and you need to call for the ball. just you and him will go for it. >> up-and-down transition a little bit more where we are at our best and force them to one shot. it is hard to score every

if we can do that, we will hold them. [ laughter ] >> is that the essence of your personality right there? >> i guess so. like i, i -- didn't even really think about it. it just happened. mark: so off to the city of brotherly love. the heels and hoosiers. mark armstrong, abc11 eyewitness news. caitlin: thank you, mark. and duke also advancing to the sweet 16. grayson allen with 25 points including five three-pointers. that helped duke defend against the rally by yale. they took the victory. congratulations to both teams. president barack obama will make a visit to cuba today, being the

since coolidge in 1928. cuban national team. so a lot being packed into the two day event. marci gonzalez, abc news. caitlin: and a political story now, the second time this month a protester has appeared to have been sucker punched at this donald trump rally. the latest incident happened in tucson, arizona, last night. the protester was being escorted out and a donald trump supporter punches him and kicked him after he fell to the ground. police took that supporter out as well. and other anti-trump protests going in new york and fountain

were arrested. earlier this month, we made national news in fayetteville, a busy street. five people were killed, including two americans. a dozen people were wounded. this is the sixth bombing. in iraq, isis forced firing two rockets on a base where american troops were stationed. the service member's name is not released. back here at home, two people arrested in a six-year-old murder case that started at a love triangle and ended with one man dead. police are saying green and hernandez are both charged in kenneth green's death. he was found shot and stabbed back in may 2010.

together at goodyear. police are saying hernandez and ms. green were having an affair at the time. detectives originally charged hernandez in the case, but it was dismissed it lack of evidence, now authorities do believe they have enough evidence to charge both hernandez and denise green with murder. and abc11 eyewitness news still

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day today, and staying in the low toor middle -- lower to middle 40's in the afternoon. the more organized rain is off of the coast. the upper level disturbance will swing on through tonight and a chance of a shower. a cold day today, moderated and chilly tomorrow. and finally back to warmer temperatures. so yeah. a warming trend, but a slow warming trend. thursday the warmest day with highs in the upper 70's. so we can officially call it spring today. it happened at 12:30 this morning the vernal equinox, the sun's rays are directly over the equator. all major hubs at r.d.u. showing no delays. that could change tonight and tomorrow morning snow in the northeast. more coming up. caitlin: thanks, steve, we will be watching. new details on a storety that was breaking news yesterday morning. a kari woman is in custody after a shooting that injured her father.

with assault with a deadly woman. the shooting led to an a part hour's long standoff. officers were called because of a fight between bradford and her boyfriend. and her father showed up, there was a struggle and he ended up being shot snow. and angel bradford barricaded herself inside of the apartment. neighbors could hear the commotion. >> my dog jumped up, because she heard something. i thought she had to go out. i was walking her and saw the tape. i knew something happened. reporter: bradford came out peacefully. her father was sent to the hospital. we are trying to get an update on his injuries. an update on the names of the victims from the murder-suicide in fayetteville. 60-year-old rains shot and killed his wife, gloria and turned the gun on himself. this happened before 10:00 on friday night on jones street. police were called to that

and they found the couple dead.

the arrest of the top suspect in caitlin: new this morning the top suspect in last year's pairing attacks is that day and backed out at the

he was shot on that did bringdown a plane from russia over egypt last fall. both of the plane's black boxes have recovered. a high school basketball coach is in the hospital this morning after his team's bus rolled over. authorities are saying a driver who spilled a drink on herself sideswiped the bus that caused it to over turn on i-65 in indiana. everyone else onboard has been treated and released, including

prayer service is plannedakes the first one. i just want to get the first one under my belt, i think it will grow from there. caitlin: make sure that you tune into the premier tomorrow night at 8:00 here on abc11 eyewitness news. and also watch for reports from anna laurel who is in los angeles from the big show. i cannot wait to talk to her about behind-the-scenes.

i have a friend from chicago thad goes here. so go ginger. steve: yeah. on the tuesday today. all right. a bronco, the denver fan. all right. let's get to it, what is going on, overall it will feel like a winter day today. cloudy skies, mainly drizzle here and there, the rain that we had last night is moving on out for now. active weather days, the next one is friday when a front comes our way, we could get showers around, a cold day today, the temperatures in the 4's. maybe a spotty shower and drizzle, a better chance of that comes in tonight when the upper low moves overhead half short-lived cold spell. and a warping trend with us. 70's by midweek. and then back to the upper 70's on thursday. patches of frost are possible tonight and tomorrow morning as we go into, i'm sorry. tuesday morning our best opportunity of probably getting a little bit of patchy frost around. if you planted the flowers cover them up. not so much tonight, but tomorrow night.

a breeze around two. at time the breeze is up, and the wind chills in the low 30's in the northern counties, the temperatures in the upper 30's right now. 40 at r.d.u., and 44 in fayetteville and clinton. we had that cell of very warm temperatures in the 70's and even 80's. so really fell like you wanted to get out and do planting and things of that nature. now we're getting colder again. and april 1st through the 11th is the average last freeze. so maybe hold off on planting the flowers just a little bit longer. cloudy skies around for now. the upper level low will move out and squeeze out a few more showers and help the development of the coastal low that will bring one to three inches of snow to new york, and philadelphia. and three to six inches of snow around boston. if you have travel plans keep that in mind. and meantime, cloudy for most of the day today. even though the evening a drizzle or spotta shower is possible.

gets here late night tonight, when you are in bed a few showers around and lingering maybe as late as 6:00 or 7:00 in the morning and then coming to an end. so pepsi damp start tomorrow and a sunny afternoon as the low pulls away. the breeze in from the north and west, that is a chilly breeze. temperatures in the mid-50's, but it will feel like upper 40's when you factor the breeze at 10 to 15 miles per hour. the high to our south looks like a little bit of a warming trend on tuesday. highs back to the low 60's. here are the 70's on wednesday. a chance today, and a higher chance on friday of getting a shower. here are your numbers today, highs in the 40's. 76 in raleigh, 44 roxboro. and 51 in fayetteville. the average is 65. nowhere near close to that. tonight, a snowflake in the northern counties. mid-50's with a breeze tomorrow makes it feel cold. 63 on tuesday.

my pick day. clouds increase on thursday. still warm. and then -- showers around on friday. right now, i've got a cloudy weekend. i'm holding off on adding rain at this point, although -- some of them -- it does hint at rain chances for easter. listen, we'll fine-tune that forecast tonight. caitlin: all right. what you do off camera really help? i wish you could see. he is so excited about it. all right. makes me giggle. i was focused. so thank you for that.

milestone for most kids, but for caitlin: abc11 eyewitness news together mile ag community need this morning. there is a contest going on right now for special needs children to win adaptive bikes. anna laurel shares what we can do to help our local kids win that bike. anna: aurora jacobs loves her mom. and aurora is the apple of her mother's eye. >> who is this? >> that's right. anna: the two come to the park all of the time. aurora loves to play. aurora was born with down syndrome, and she also as rheumatoid arthritis.

severe she cannot play outside. she rode an adaptive bike at therapy. >> it was so -- awesome, you could see the joy on her face. anna: adjusted bikes can have two wheels in the back for ballon. and a special drive to make it easier to pedal and ways to keep someone secure in the seat with handles and steering. but they cost more than $1,000, so friendship circle started a contest to raise money for adaptative bikes and give them away. all of the kids in the triangle could get a bike if they get enough votes and donations. like dave would cerebral palsy. and daniel who is not walk on his own. a volt from you and a bike can give these kids so much.

the ability to go explore and have adventures. you can -- but more than anything, it just gives her the ability to be just like everybody else. caitlin: and that was anna laurel with that report. this country test runs thou march 30th. you can donate to all kids in our area. we have more on our website, abc11.com. steve: today the temperatures in the 40's. cloudy sky, drizzle and a spotty shower tonight. and a cool breeze and back to pleasant temperatures. caitlin: that's more like it. happy spring, everyone.

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