we are seeing volume increasing. 40 and gorman. we have a report of appear accident westbound at gorman and we are not seeing a day yet but that doesn't meet r mean it won't be there. fayetteville good morning to you heading out to fort bragg we can show you clear conditions and very light volume through cumberland crumb. no delays there arson the fayetteville area. we have an issue in durham county. road weather index is clear by the way. this is an overnight accident two lawns closed on tkrb-- two lanes closed at carpenter tphrfpfletcher road. your alternate if you want to stay on 55 westbound but avoid the delay get off on 40 east and durham freeway north and cornwallis and pick up 55 westbound. again two lanes getting by just watch for added volume around p.n.c. with the tournament. first game is 12:40 but the doors open at 11:00. the last game is 9:50 so watch for that. 40 into south saunders guys and light volume and a lot of green on the live returns there. barbara: 6:23 and 4 degrees. ncaa tournament hours away from tipoff.

ali gorman, channel 6 "action news." >>> we have a spell of chilly weather coming up. >> and heading back to winter for about the next 48 hours, and then we will climb out of it. next week is going to feel like spring. stormtracker live double scan showing we have dry conditions out there tonight. the winds have died off somewhat, but we still have a noticeable breeze. winds right now generally 12-17 miles per hour. we had wind gusts more than 40 miles per hour earlier today. but still you add that with the temperature, temperatures generally in the 30s right now. wind chills in the 20's and teens. hard to believe temperatures were in the 60's for three straight days earlier this week. satellite 6, along with actions radar, showing that high pressure is building in tonight. that will keep our skies clear. that will really drop off the winds overnight, but i am tracking low pressure moving out of the plains. and this is what will bring us a brush of snow late tomorrow night and early on friday. so tomorrow really the big story is not the wind, it is the cold air. at 7:00, 28 degrees.

but you ask jeff gorman, is he here? how do you like all those regulations, jeff? is that helping you out? >> get rid of them, john. [ applause ] you know, i've been here before, but i was so proud to pull up here with that big g.r., gorman rupp pumps. did you see how big it was and all the people that come to work here? give him a great round of applause for what he and his family ahave done. [ applause ] so he just shakes his head when the government comes in and pounds him and they say, well, we got another rule, another regulation, another form, more red tape, more this, more hassle. am i right, jeff? and he calls me. i say, well, jeff, i'm not president. he said, "yet." okay? the fact is we can regulate these folks to death. so, you know, i'll tell you what i propose. for one year, we're going to freeze all federal regulations except for health and safety so our small businesspeople can flourish and hire our families. okay? number one. [ applause ] number two, pat, any regulation more than $100 million, you're going to vote on it in the congress and if you don

. >>> and health rorter a gorman, alzheimer's disease expt to an epidemic in the next decade. rearche getting cser how preseence -- prevent it. >>> a the sixers taking on the news" contint when "action >> cpper 6 is live over route 222 in upper macungie tnship where crews are cleaning up, i don't know how else to say i cleaning up aft today's horric accident. de say "horrific" becau just before went on air we were told by the state police that the death toll was ve after this accident. a quarter mile south in upper macungie townip. a subaru croed over the mian cshing head-on into a tractor-trailer, which flipped over and burst into flames. all of the occants of t subaru were killed apparently on pact. the road has beenlosed all way both dictions. it is sti closed as the grim cleanp ntinuest this hour. five people killedhere today. >>> they were fast and they were calculating, and ty were violent. using a chainsaw and a pick up tck, itook this crew in houston just over a minute get inside of a gun store, finally ripping the door off the nge the fst thief inside jumps t counter

ali gorman has more now. >> reporter: if you remember new rules set by the fda have gone into effect that require food companies to prevent pleasures and contamination. the local bio tech company is helping manufacturers do that with a simple new tool. >> for two decades yards brewing company worked to put philadelphia on the national beer map. the cofounder tom says it's based on good flavor and consistency, if the flavor slips even for a short time. >> they will not try your beer again -- >> the biggest culprit is microscopic bacteria, it's not harmful but with sour the taste. >> to keep the bacteria out yards run a new test created by invisibility sentinel, a bio tech company in university city. they look for the footprint of b bio organisms whether it beer or food. >> research director kristin kale says they go through several steps to isolate the bacteria and then drop them into a device similar to a pregnancy test. within minutes you know if you have contamination. >> two positive and that is negative. >> it can be used for food born illnesses including listeria, e. coli and sa

"action news" health reporter and registered nurse allie gorman explains. >> reporter: charlie kelly my look tiny now if you he was half this weight when he was born in mid december, 11 weeks early. mom ellen says those first days were surreal. >> you get pregnant and what you visualize to see, and it doesn't happen, it is a alarming. >> reporter: melissa is a nurse manager at einstein montgomery's neonatal intensive care unit. she knows that feeling firsthand. both of her children started life in the n icu. >> my daughter was 1 pound, 18 years ago, survival rate for 1 pound babies, was pretty grim. my son was 60, 70's. >> reporter: today both are healthy, happy teenagers but still cannot forget the anxious times. >> every day, ran into the next day. >> reporter: while browsing facebook hewitt spotted something to help n icu parents like ellen to necessity how far their little ones have come. these glass journey bead mark events that may be ordinary for most babies but they are real milestones for premature babies. >> this pinkies when we sent him for his first meal. the the blue one

and bartley gorman and davidson suarez and karl loases lucayo are still evading capture. >> there is high level proof we have to meet in a courtroom >> law enforcement must establish probable cause that a suspect was driving drunk and at fault before an arrest is made. if an arrest is made prematurely. a suspect's right to a speedy trial could be in jeopardy. >> if we go in with the frame of mind, we will make an arrest. because everyone is pressuring us to do it and now we have to build this case to meet the arrest, we are going to have problems. >> naples daily news stayed traffic homicide crash files and databases. found that more than 1500 decade. approximately 75% of the drivers weren't immediately arrested. and broward. it took longer for an arrest to be made. >> that is tiny fraction of the overall caseload. >> at the end of the day. the gauge is we want to do a we can ultimately serve justice with the family. >> this shows fhp believes he was behind the wheel in this crash on i-95 and claimed the lives of five people in march of 2011. his blood alcohol content was well above

we are seeing one accident right now on gorman street near i-40. that will cause some backup on i-40. you may want to stay off of gorman street and get on toward saunders street or i-40. also an accident on 440. we will look at that in a bit during "good morning america." we look at construction right now i-40 and south saunders really starting to see volume increase but no accidents there. that is god news. real-time travel times, eastbound 40, 64 to 70, 64 miles an hour. that is seven miles costing you seven minutes. a couple other spots with travel times u.s. 70 to 1 on 540 eastbound is 7 # miles an hour. northbound on 70 i-440 to 54038 miles an hour. barbara: it is 6:52 and 50 degrees. john: some of the big stories we news in the attacks in john: breaking news in the attacks in brussels authorities arrest a suspect in the bombing. surveillance video pushing luggage carts at the airport there. the other two seen in the pictures are brothers who are believed to have died in the bombing. they were known because of their association with organized

health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman joins us from the big board to explain.li. >> reporter: hi guys. pregnant women are the top priority because there is strong evidence zika virus can cause a serious birth defect. but it's important to note there are healthy babies being born in zika affected areas. still these new recommendations err on the side of caution. cdc officials say for women diagnosed with zika or zika symptoms or just possible exposure they should wait at least eight weeks before trying to get pregnant. men should use condoms for at least six months after symptoms or possible exposure while traveling to a zika affected area. now in the continental u.s. there have been about 270 cases all were acquired abroad and a few through sexual transmission. >>> in other news if you're allergic to tree pollen or mold you may be suffering symptoms this weekends. the asthma center in center city is reporting tree pollen at very high and mold at the high level. if you take medication, do so before symptoms start and do what you can to limit your exposure to pol

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center tomorrow,n a john kasich has a town hall meeting at the gorman rupp manufacturing plant in mansfield, and clinton has a meeting at the olivet institutional baptist church . donald trump picked up another former republican presidential candidate.fo >> donald trump talks about making america great but not just talk, he means that.ri >> dr. ben carson endorsing drunk during an event and florida, where marco rubio tries tuesday primary,w the marco rubio campaign urging supporters to vote for governor kasich says the only way to the trump on tuesday the. >> will have your election results tuesday, jack fox 8.com for real-time results we will haveeej results in reaction at 10:00 o'clock. >> the places are close to make an an arrest in the cold case murder dating back to the 19 80s , someone stabbed amalia swatting to death inside her bedroom for department in march 1987, now almost 30 years later they gave the dna evidence to a team ofhe specialists in philadelphia for new state-of-the-art testingia that gave the bedford police and profile the killer who is now a person of interest in the

on the south side of raleigh, have a crush on gorman street at the i-40 interchange, at this point, no big delays on the sensors and it's not attracting -- causing a traffic on i-40 but it's a hotspot we will watch for the next little while. as we check in with those i-40 minutes from 42 to the belt line split. good news is that appears to be holding steady. it is not increasing greatly in the last while. most of those delays will be on the clayton bypass. so for the trip on 40 westbound through the park is all clear. >> thank you, brian. >>> we have learned the name of woman killed on capital boulevard in a crash and wake forest. she is michele barlow of wake forest. it involved for vehicles. a dump truck following a tractor collided with a minivan forcing the vehicle into the back of a tractor-trailer. another car was also involved. the drivers of the trucks were taken to the hospital and treated for nonlife threatening injuries. no word on charges. >>> the north carolina wesleyan college in rocky mount is morning after the death of four freshman. this is a follow-up to breaking news

lets alook at i-40 at gorman street on the westbound side. just got a report of what appears to be a minor accident or a disabled vehicle and somebody out there helping them on the shoulder. bit. the overall ride is taking about 12 minutes according to sensors with most of those wheeler road area. as soon as you get beyond that, pretty freely out towards u.s. 1 and beyond. you will notice that your ride through garner is looking just fine. it is delay free at just nine minutes. around the beltline, 440 westbound remains delay free. the delays we are seeing are not so significant that you should consider using 440 as an alternate route . if you are taking 440 westbound, you shouldn't run into any problems. an earlier accident at wake forest road at navajo drive is in the clearing stages, not too far from the beltline. also out by the airport, look out for a crash on aviation parkway at globe road. back to you. >> thank you. >>> stay right there. i want you to see this report. >> brian and lisa print are in >> i love sweet potatoes. >> they are

one on gorman street on i-540. and of course you are taking a live look outside at i-40 at the clinton bypass. traffic volumes are picking up. have a safe drive in. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is wednesday, march 23rd, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> the heart of the european union today is rocked to its core. right now a manhunt is under way for the bombmaker suspected in the brussels and paris terror attacks. more than 30 people and injured more than 200. we share the stories of several american survivors. >> police in the u.s. step up security at so-called soft targets. we will talk with nypd commissioner bill bratton and deputy commissioner john miller. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> it is believed that the third man, the one that didn't die, who has been on the run since yesterday morning, has now been arrested. >> a potential breakthrough in the belgian terror investigates. >> raids yielded what is a bomb making factor. >> it

this is a look at i-40 and gorman street. this is where there was an earlier accident. people moving through the south side of raleigh. it is improving. we do have at least a little bit of good news. >>> down a couple of minutes from where we checked in 10 minutes ago. 18 minutes from cleveland area of johnson county to the 440 split. 22 minutes to make your way from there to us-1. once you make it to wade avenue, a quick six minute ride to make her way onto the park and 540 at this point of the morning. still seeing heavy delays through 500 40 westbound, we will take a look at those traffic numbers coming up shortly and things are looking good around the belt line. is to the north of the belt line so it should not be impacting dreck traffic. >>> the nation is preparing to say goodbye to former first lady, nancy reagan. >> reaction from president obama and candidates on the campaign trail. >>> vice president biden is in the middle east. who he plans to meet with while they are. >>> plus the big announcement from future hall of fame quarterback, peyton manning. life's sh

ali gorman breaks down the new reports pointing out supposed flaws in the nfl's concussion data. when "action news" continues. katie vo: she works as many hours as the guys do. she doesn't work 21 percent less. she handles as many customers, puts out as many fires, meets as many deadlines-- not 21 percent less. so why does she make 21 percent less? for my daughters and yours, i'll fight for equal pay for women. families need it; you've earned it. and our parents have earned social security and medicare-- i'll protect them. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message, because it's your turn. >>> health check tonight, there are mores questions about concussions in the nfl. researchers say it's flawed. ali gorman is here with more. >> an investigation by the "new york times" says that about 10% of concussions were left out a report from the nfl. the report was done 13 years ago and the league said it was a full accounting of all the concussions diagnosed by the team doctors from 1996 to 2001. well of those 100 missing, four are to dallas cowboys quarterback troy aiken. despite this

the two lanes at gorman street gallery opened in the last 10 minutes. so we are seeing traffic able to move smoothly in both directions and sing a significant drop in your drive times. now down to 40 minutes. just a little while ago this was up to a 70 minute drive. we will continue to see those drive times lesson as traffic and congestion is able to clear back through. you will start to see some of that congestion as you are approaching the 440 split. we are otherwise delay free around the triangle. >> thank you, tara. >>> community leaders are encouraging calm and peace days after an officer involved shooting in raleigh. today at noon we have team developments in the death of announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: hey, folks, how you doing? welcome to the show. good. thank you very much. audience: [cheering] steve: thank you very much, folks. thank you. hey, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey, and, boy, we got another good one for you to

this is i-40 west and gorman street. even though both are clear we still have some backup for a while as people are making their way around the accidents. let's take a look at the drivetime for 23 minutes before you get to the south side of raleigh. this is coming in from nc-42, up to the 440 split. here on the south side of raleigh, 17 minutes from the 440 split on how to us-1. once you hit wade avenue you have a nice six minute drive out to rtp and the prior case -- brier creek area this morning. as we take a look at the live commute map, still seeing heavy delays as people are entering 540 from capital boulevard as they make their way down. from wake forest or rolesville this morning. and let's take a look at the west-164 and cary parkway. directions, no major delays for those coming in the apex holly springs area at this point. checking in with durham, they have been quite all morning on . usually we get an accident on the freeway but things are looking good at alexander drive. the drivetime, nine minutes from i-40 t

ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >>> all right, welcome back a pleasant saturday morning to you, 5:55. sky6 live hd looking at the commodor barry bridge right there a great sight as you start your morning. >>> samsung is promoting a new product with the celebrity galaxy campaign. samsung's ad touts their s7 phone has great camera and low life and they are water resistant. consumer reports tested those claims on the galaxy s7 and the s7 edge running them through the same test they use for all smart phones. they dropped the phone into a pressurized tank that simulates smerksn for 30 minutes. battery life test, consumer reports tested another feature that's important to people. battery life. >>> they delivered 24 hours in talk time in our test. the edge performed better because it has a bigger battery. it has expandable storage which is not available on iphones. >>> the battery life and camera and water resistance propel it to the top of the ratings and ahead of iphones. >>> like other premium smart phones they can be pricey. it can be as much as $750. >>> a public experiment with art

another on i-40 westbound near exit 295, the gorman street bit. stay alert as you drive through the fortified project this morning. another check of traffic and weather just before 7:00 a.m. >>> warning this morning from law enforcement officials across north carolina. if you drink and drive expect to get caught. in charlotte the governor's highway safety program just launched their annual booze it and lose it st. patrick's day campaign. state and local agencies tell us they plan to ramp up patrols through sunday. that includes additional checkpoints across the triangle. d.o.t says 11 people were killed statewide during last year's crackdown. four of the fatalities involved, drivers with blood alcohol levels above the legal limit. >> there will be increased also you may encounter more checking stations or checkpoints. around the state. now it's so easy to get ride services. on your smartphone. you can download the apps and get ride services to come pick you up. >> ride sharing services like uber and lyft help in getting people home safely. the cam

they started that way and they've grown and gotten stronger an stronger, but you ask jeff gorman, isow do you like those regular laces? is that helping you out? you know, i've been here before, but i was so proud to pull up here with that big gr gorman rupp pumps. did you see how big it was and all the people that come to work here, give him a great round of applause for wh he hand his family have done. so, he just shakes his head when the government comes in and pounds him and they say, well, we got another rule. >> john kasich speaking live this evening in mansfield, ohio, making his case to voters there to go to the polls for him come tuesday. also, this programming note. join us for the cnn tv one democratic presidential town hall in advance of tuesday's critical primaries. ohio voters will put questions directly to bernie sanders and hillary clinton. that is tomorrow night, 8:00 p.m. eastern only right here. coming up next, president obama pointing the finger at the gop for the angry rhetoric we've seen. >> and what's been happening in our politics lately, it's not an accident.

here is ali gorman with a preview. >> reporter: if you know are you at risk for alzheimer's disease there is not much to do to stop it. but is there? researchers want to know if a certain medication can delay or prevent symptoms of disease. >> the idea of being able to prevent the worst parts of alzheimer's is quite exciting. >> i have been waiting decades to see this kind of a study. >> we'll explain how the study works and how you can get involved tonight on channel 6 "action news" at 11:00. >>> and still ahead on "action news" at 12:30, another check of the forecast. sky 6 hd showing you the vietnam veteran veterans memorial. i drive a golf ball. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. but that's not what we all have in common. we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto® is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited informat

ali gorman breaks down which that nut butters to buy, which ones to steer clear of when "action news"es right back. >> health check tonight. peanut butter has become a staple in households across the delaware valley and across the country. >> with so many different varieties out there it can be hard to tell which is best for you. health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman did some shopping to compare what's on the shelves. >> ♪ >> we have varieties with thefl. >> reporter: she says over the past year, the nut butter aisle has expanded up and out. almonds and cashew butter have spiked in popularity. >> the benefit in them, if you will, is that they have a little bit more polyunsaturated fats. >> reporter: those are the heart healthy fats. but with most brands it's not a huge difference compared to peanut butter. so for these courtney says it's more of a matter of taste. >> if you enjoy almonds you'll enjoy almond butter. if you don't you'll not like it because it's intensified flavor. >> reporter: in terms of nutrition she says sunflower seed butter is similar and it's a great opt

ali gorman, channel6 "action news. >> ♪ >> new dramatic video here on "action news."assenger bus and four fuel pumps were destroyed in a fire at a san francisco gas station. bus driver pulled into the station after his engine began overheating and smoking. moments later something exploded and fire engulfed that bus. investigators are still working to figure out exactly what caused the big boom. one firefighter suffered minor injuries. >> happening today, astronaut scott kelly is set to return to earth after spending 340 days in space. kelly and a russian cosmonaut respect scheduled to touchdown in kazakstan about 11:45 tonight. scientists will study the changes in kelly's body while on the international space station with his identical twin brother mark who has been on earth all this time. it is part of nasa's goal to make sure astronauts can handle that long trip to mars and if you see mark he's the one with the mustache. say hi to him. >> okay. now we can say hi to scott very soon. it's 6:27. accuweather delivers a taste of spring but a reality check is right behind

. >> reporter: i'm health reporter, ali gorman, alzheimer's disease is expected to become an epidemic in the next decade and we may be closer to finding a way to prevent it. >> i'll explain a new local study and how it could help millions of people tonight on "action news" at 11:00. >> for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire news team. we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. so how old is the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania? i don't have enough fingers ben! ok gus, make a wish! that was some blowout. thanks, so are these! wow, the new blowout instant games from the pennsylvania lottery, with over $225 million in prizes. did someone say blowout?! keep on scratchin'! >>> breaking news tonight. is one of the candidates about to drop out? after donald trump's string of victories, tonight, trump's promise. >> i'm a unifier. i know people are going to find that a little bit hard to believe. >> ted cruz and marco rubio taking aim. but is it even possible for any other republican candidate to get the delegates they need? tonight here, we do the math. >>> and the

bringing home gorman with a single his own. 1-0 fish. miami won by a final score o 5-3. >>> time if you're a star wars fan the bb&t center is the place to be on march 29th. the cats take on the maple leaves. i like the light saber there in can jaromir jagr's hand. >> calvin: it's going to be a popular night. >> laurie: my boys are having a major layers fight last night. oh, yes. >> calvin: bty, how does it look for the night? >> betty: lounge good. breezy conditions. temperatures will hold in the 70 for the evening. it's another fine night. mainly dry. ray few clouds out there. let's to go baseball practice. >> laurie: let's takakthe light sabers outside. st text1 italics cc1 test message >>> b baking news tonight in the race for the white house. the new poll numbersust in from ohio and florida. what donald trump just said. if he wins ohio and florida next, his prediction -- going for a knockout. and the sanders surprise. what happened to hillary clinton in michigan? and get ready. how does clinton take on sanders tonight? zwri also brea

bishop gorman and coronado... gaels get the steal.. and they are off in transition... and its chuck later...it's jackson again...but this time goes under the basket with the reverse..count it.. and clark goes on to win. landon chats about sports, thanks garrett. coming up... we'll have another look at your weather, stay with us. mike's final weather while it may take until the end of the weekend, there are some signs that a more active storm pattern will return to the region. in the short term, the west coast ridge of high pressure will continue to keep us warm and dry, nudging storms too far to the north to give us much chance of getting any water allow the first of what could be several storms to move into the region, with valley rain a decent possibility, but mountain rain and snow almost a sure bet on sunday. your next newscast starts at 6:30. until then you can stay info >> pelley: on the eve of super tuesday, trump clashes with black lives matter protesters. >> get 'em out. get 'em out. out, out, out, out.ls >> pelley: also tonight, a cop is gunned down on her fi

tomorrow, john kasich will host a town hall meeting at thehe gorman rupp in mansfield had 6:00 p.m., and clinton with a town hall meeting baptist churchcha at 4:00 o'clock, donald trump picked up another endorsement today. k >> donald trump, talks a lot about making america great is not just hockey means it. >> talked about this yesterday, ben carson, now supporting donald trumpmp announced officially in florida, marco rubio's campaign is pulling forun john kasich to score a win in ohio on tuesday, marco rubio's education director says the only way to be trumpma in ohio is to vote for john kasich he also purged voters in florida to choose marco rubio on tuesday. >> the ohio primary is next tuesday we will have results have results that fox 8.com once the results are to come in stay tuned for complete coverage. >> noted three decades after a while was found stabbed to death in her apartment they believe catching her killer . >> dave nethers has more on the new developments in this case.. it is clear, the place have not given up the expectation of solving and today it is likely to happ

tomorrow, john kasich will host a town hall meeting:0 at gorman rupp in mansfield at 6:00 p.m., clinton to hold a town hall meeting at olivet institutional baptist church at 2:00 p.m., donald trump picked up another endorsement todayd. >> donald trump, talks a lot about making america great but it's not just talking means it. >> ben carson is now supporting donald trump, the endorsement wasme announced today in florida, marco rubio marco rubio's marco rubio's campaign is calling for ohio governor john kasich to score a victory in ohio on tuesday, isal quioccasin director saysui the only way to the trumpet in ohio is to vote for john kasich, he is encouraging on tuesdayng. >> ohio's election is next tuesday, with real-time results at fox 8.com once the primary term start to come in and stay i with us for complete election coverage. >> 1,000 people gather in southern california for a private funeral service for nancy reagan,n, the former first lady died last week of heart failure she was 94m those at the funeral today including france family, politicians and celebrities,ne personally wish

we have a couple reports of an accident on 40 westbound around gorman street. certainly we're not seeing any backups at this point, and you'll notice also we have a report of a skrash on walnut street on buck jones road, not far from u.s. 1. we're not showing any delays, and we've been following that overnight accident on 55 at carpenter fletcher road, and for a while some, lanes on 55 were blocked north of i-40. watching traffic build on 40 westbound through garner, live drive times coming up in 15 minutes. back to you. >> thank you, bryan. charlotte's new ordinance involving transgender people and bathrooms could become the special legislature session. >> council members are coming to raleigh to voice their objection. us more. >> reporter: good morning bell and renee. supporters of this ordinance say their bounds by threateng to pass a law t overturn this local ordinance. charlotte city council, passed an ordinance that would allow transgender people to use the restrooms of the gender they identify with. the rules would go into effect april 1st. many said thi

center tomorrow,wi john kasich hosting a town hall meeting and gorman rupp in mansfield and clinton a town hall meeting at olivet institutional baptist church.aha >> early voting continues a weekend at the local board of elections if you're registered until 4:00 p.m. and sunday from one to 5:00 p.m.ot the last day of early voting is monday from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and the last day you can mail your absentee ballot.om >> stays away from the ohio primary we will have real-time results ont fox 8.com tuesday as the results come and stay tuned with not a bad day, still pining for those 70-degree temperatures that we had earlier . >> is dick goddard to look at >> saturday may the case well, not so much on sunday, if you are interested in a bobble head for the animals, and a calendar i will be at the drug martorca in delirium by north hanley road . from 11 till 1:00 p.m. or 2:00 p.m. however time tomorrow at the discount drug mart . all kinds of freebies . on sunday the sunset had about 7:32 p.m. petra daylight savings time . looking at nothing on flooding in southern indiana and somei in

and ali gorman with one man's personal story. >> when was that?> 27-year-old daryl hardgrove getting help from the horizon help with his resume. earlier he was working two jobs and everything going smoothly. >> did you enjoy it? >> absolutely. it was part-time. and out of nowhere he started to feel what he calls "bad energy" and hearing voices. at times the voices were cruel. >> i would walk past the bridge and they were telling me to jump. commit suicide. and no one loves you. nobody wants to be with you. >> he was diagnosed with schizophrenia at 24 and had to quit working and get help. >> it's a shame because i have a lot of potential, and me having my diagnosis, it stops me from growing and excelling in life. >> dr. arthur evans of philadelphia's department of behavior health says schizophrenia is a collection of disorders that can lead to hallucinations and delusions. and like darrell, it typically strikes when people are in the prime of their lives between 16 and 30. to give me an idea of what it's like i did a training exercise created by cl

so it is kind of a pile network to i would say gorman speaking or norwegian speaking foreign fighters the matrix from which many of the plots and attacks since last year has sprung. >> i want to read something to you, quoting the regional governor of this part of belgium saying a third bomb failed to explode at the airport. what have you heard about that? >> yeah, that's right. that is what the press sees are reporting. we have to see if it is -- if it's correct or -- or not. there's now a picture circulating of two baumers and one that is actively searched, but it's very early. and i'm sure the police are working very hard together with their foreign colleagues and especially with the french in order to get as soon as possible to grips with this threat. >> okay. thank you very much indeed for that. >>> now the head of the airport has just been speaking in brussels. neave barker referring to that press conference taking place. this is what he had to say. >> translator: today was a black day. i'm very sad for the airport. our thoughts go fist to the victims and families and friends. th

here's health reporter ali gorman with a preview. >> reporter: right now if you know you're at risk for's disease, there's not much you can do to stop it. or is there? that's the question a landmark study aims to answer. researchers want to know if a certain medication can delay or even prevent symptoms of the disease. >> the idea of being able to prevent the worst parts of alzheimer's is quite exciting. >> i've been waiting decades to see this kind of a study. >> reporter: we'll explain how the study works and how you can get involved tonight on channel6 "action news" at 11:00. >> ♪ >> good morning. topping america's money, stocks posting a super tuesday of their own. >> the dow opened this morning on the heels of its second best day of the year, all three major averages added more than 2 percent. the nasdaq saw its biggest game since august. asian and european markets advancing overnight. >> toyota showing off an edgier look debuting it's sub compact crossover today at the geneva motor show. >> based on the prius platform the chr will soon be available in europe is that expected to co

the house of gorman -- is that a utility operation?ays love the wealth management business because clients are paying you. if you provide value, they pay you. that is good old-fashioned business. net interest income falls right to the bottom line. you never have to hire another teller because the yield curve steep and up. tom: there is a romance to banking as well, to what this guy does. these guys walk around like knights- with -- like with their research capability. sallie: some of us do not think it is so boring. but for years we used to talk about that these institutional businesses were great for the employees but were not great for the shareholders. if you look over long periods of time during a course of a cycle, it was rarely be on their cost of capital and it was a great trend for shareholders. tom: sallie krawcheck, thank you so much for coming in. dominic konstam, you survive to that one. coming up on bloomberg television as well, with many esteemed guests -- on bloomberg radio, we will continue with sallie krawcheck and dom

for those that don't have any power at republican governor and presidential hopeful spent time at gorman-rupp and mansfield a pot manufacturer. the spirit of our country is what we believe a must if you speak of his republic all competitors by name but he did give reference to recent highs will never crew at a toxic atmosphere are people show up and political events in fight with one another with his wife karen their words ahead of big impact on people and this crowd. he's not back rushing any of the other candidates which is awesome kind of like their bowling each other. known as the quiet one but they say that's all right. actually i would've voted for trump. i'm going to change. when it comes to this presidential race supporters of him say it's far from over at this point we're only at halftime the reset button is on tuesday. everything you said is going to work reset the put into play he's just not concerned about the drama. he stood back and i'm not going to stand here and look like an idiot. like the rest of the people that are running this. let them throw mud at each other believe that

this is 40 and gorman. we have had a nice start. we have a little volume here. taillights headed westbound. eastbound lanes fine and we are still dark due to the time change but sun will be up probably an hour or so. as far as the accidents, there are gone. everything is looking fine on the major interstates. as far as the weather goes, sun will be the only concern today. don't forget the sunglasses. a little patchy fog north of rocky mount on 95 but to major accidents to slow you down. 40 and 15/501 same here into durham. fayetteville we have not seen think issues. 40 season five minutes u.s. 64 to u.s. 70. beltline westbound four minutes capital to u.s. 70's and durham troy also smooth 40 to 15 fplt. john: north carolina set to begin the road to the final four tomorrow. barbara: we will reveal their 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. this afternoon at dunkin', save when you sip. get a free donut or turbo shot when you buy any b

several candidates will beral candite donald trump will lead one at the ix center at two. town hall at gorman rupp inin govov to and hillary clinton is holding ag a town hall at olivetl at ovet two o'clock. they are all going to be here in the very important state of ohio. v we will have real time results on fox8.com as the ohio primary returns start to come in on tuesday. and stay with fox8 news for complete election coverage. prima re on all right. the ohio state fire marshall takes over today to try and figure out what caused massive propane tanks to leak, catch fire and explode. the video is amazing the goodd news nobody was hurt which is incredible. jessica dill is live at crocker park with a look at the damage investigators now need to sift through. hurt whicis jt crocker just. pamhrough. good morning. good morning everyone.n so much damage there out here they just arrived on sceneu to to help you go through all of the damage this is not considered is suspicious at the notimet cons that they are back out here this morningtime helping to go through it. american greetings, the companyreet

amber: it is possible we have gotten through this morning without any mantle wrecks. 40 and gorman a little volume both directions but it is a nice start. we will update you in g.m.a. barbara: "good morning america" is next. john: for barbara, amber, don john c >>> good morning, america. trump triumphs again. the gop front-runner winning big in michigan, mississippi and hawaii. now calling on the party to unite behind him. >> so, what i say to the republicans is embrace it. we will win the election easily. >> and bernie sanders stunning hillary clinton. >> this has been a fantastic night in michigan. >> a major upset defying the race tighter than ever. our team breaking it down. donald trump and john kasich both join us this morning. >>> also right now, severe storms hit the south. flash floods and pounding hail. dozens already rescued as more severe weather and heavy rain moves in. >>> hulk hogan takes the stand facing tough questions about his private tape. saying his famous character is different than who he really is. why that's crucial to his case. oh i get by with a little help

. >> reporter: ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >>> coming up next, meteorologist chris sowers will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. stay with us, we're coming right back. i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest... i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (man) we're out of 2%. i wonder what else could be better around here? (man) i heard that. now get our best offer ever. super fast 100 meg internet, plus tv & phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annual contract. 100 meg speeds at a price this good? fios can do that. cable just can't. switch to better. switch to fios has been providing expert eye care. today, we make caring for your eyes even easier. right now, buy one pair of glasses, and get another pair free. this is genuine eye care in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. final check of the forecast. what can we expect? >> reporter: damp and chilly, temperatures in the 40s, cloudy skies showers developing during the day, especiall

ali gorman is joining us with the latest. >> reporter: this is concerning. the head of the cdc just rece recently visit the puerto rico and they are on the frontline of the zika virus and it's an uphill battle and many pregnant women there are concerned. the focus is to protect as many pregnant women as possible. it can cause birth desks and temporary paralysis. they say federal government funding is needed now to fund a vaccine and control the population before it spikes. >> the rains are coming and with the rains come mosquito season and with mosquito season comes the risk of explosive spread of zika. >>> the type of mosquito that usually carries the zika virus are not in our area but are found in florida and other southern states and some parts of california. >>> also, today people are taking advantage of the beautiful weather to get more exercise, if you try to lose or maintain weight. there is an another simple thing you can do. just pack your lunch. not only will you save money but you'll also save calories. because you have more control over your food

ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >>> 7:52 coming up next, meteorologist chris sowers will take a finalook at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, stay with us we're coming right back. it's a taste so bold, yet so smooth, it could only be called, black silk, from folgers. a taste you could enjoy, fresh brewed, or one cup at a time. black silk, from folgers. forecast. >> reporter: we'll see a nice afternoon, temperatures topping out in the 50s and low 60s. we're above average. 60 degrees easter sunday, clouds and sun, which will give way to more clouds, but overall it will be a nice day. rain arrives late sunday night into monday morning. monday morning will be messy with downpours, 65 degrees, tuesday is nice, sunny, 60. 65 wednesday, 70 partly sunny and windy thursday. >>> thank you, 7:55 we're minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's dan harris with a preview. >> reporter: hey gray coming up on "g.m.a.," new developments in the all-out manhunt across europe for those suspected of being involved in the terror attack in brussels. the pentagon anno

ali gorman is at the big board with the connection. >> reporter: there are evidence of zika linking it to two serious conditions. one is -- and they have reported a sharp increase in the condition. now researchers are looking at a past outbreak, find that all the patients that had the paralysis had markings of the mosquito born virus in their blood. it is temporary but could last for months and effect the entire body. a colorado teenager is recovering after serious burns that he says were caused by a vapor pen, and is reminding teens not to use them. 17-year-old marcus has second and third degree burn as long his thigh and calf. the vapor pen exploded in his pocket. >> i went to get my jacket and sparks climbed out my pocket. >> in the past six months we have seen an increase in the number of burn patients as well as traumatic injury patients in relation to electronic cigarettes and bodily operated vapor devices. >> the teen's doctor says he needs two more operations to repair the damage. marcus has given up using vapor pens and hopes that others will do the same. >>> finally today, yo

ali gorman is at the big board to tell us what changed. >> the cdc showed us a new map where the zika mosquito may live. instead of the south and southwest area the range may move up and over and include our area. this doesn't mean they are here now and there have been no reports of zika infected mosquitos on the main land. but they want people to control mosquitos, to spread zika a mosquito has to bite someone infected and then bite someone else. the u.s. has more window screens and air conditioning. also, today when it comes to preventing colin cancer, the message is clear if you are 50 or older you should be screened. the recommendation is for a colonoscopy. it looks for the dna and blood links to colon cancer, last year he try tropical disturbance out himself. his colonoscopy five years earlier was all clear so he was shocked when the guard test came back positive that pleasant he had to go in for another colonoscopy. >> i when back in and had five polyps and two of which were precancerous, i don't know if i had waited an extra five years to get to my ten-year mark. the test is pr

craig gorman, past president of the association of realtors, says the sellers will need to sell high. >> that're moving up the ladder, they need all the money they can get out of this home to afford the next home. >> reporter: that makes it difficult for buyers that need a larger home to start a family. >> it's very expensive. >> reporter: it could be $1.5 million and way up. >> yeah, yeah. so hope we can get there. >> reporter: richard wong is president of the california association of mortgage professionals. >> you're looking at income as credit. so any weak spot in any of those pillars could derail a loan. >> reporter: even tech millionaires have difficulties getting loans. they might have a hefty down payment but not the monthly income to get a $1.5 million loan. david louie, "abc7 news." >>> evictions are up for the sixth year alone in san francisco, the biggest increase was for habitual late payment. the ellis act allows landlords to evict tenants to exit the rental business. >>> $9.3 billion, the amount of tourism revenue and spending in san francisco last year. the travel asso

ali gorman is live at the big board. >> this is reported by cuba officials, we know that mosquitos in cuba carrying the virus and this joins the list of areas pregnant women should avoid. they started an effort to fumigate for mosquitos but just like in puerto rico the biggest scare is for pregnant women and linked to a serious birth defect and linked to a condition that could cause temporary paralysis in adults and in our area we don't have the mosquito that typically carries the zika virus, but they are found in florida and parts of california. they will start to test the mosquitos for the virus in the spring. >>> and we are learning more about the treatment that pennsylvania governor, tom wolf, will undergo, he announced he has a treatable form of prostate cancer. fox chase cancer center says he is not treating governor wolf but this is a common treatment for early stage prostate cancer and they work to kill the cancer over a period of time. he says the treatment is very effective along with other benefits. >> it's really good about this, the implant is a single procedure, done in

reporter and registered nurse, ali gorman is live at the big board. >> reporter: doctors still practicing that are still being disciplined is hard to find out and why. a report from california highlights a weakness in the system when it comes to informing patients. nearly 500 doctors in california are on probation from offenses from practicing medicine under the influence of illegal drugs and sexual misconduct with patients and others face charges of negligence leading to botched surgeries and botched deaths. and according to the report safe project. >> they keep practicing even though they are on probation for serious issues. an investigation shows how hard it is to find the citations, you can check your doctor at the state medical board site. but if you find an action it can be difficult to tell what the reasons are. you have to find and then navigate reams of hard to understand legal documents. user review sites are not much help either and patient reviews can be misleading, at health grades.com, a gynecologist on probation for negligence including taking out the wrong ovary has three

coming up tonight ali gorman explains how the tool works and how to keep what is in your fridge fresher and tastier and the scam warning in delaware, the men posing as del/dot works and how they are stealing thousands of dollars from unsuspecting residents. until then back to the studio we'll see you later. >> thank you rick. >>> young patients being treated at cooper hospital now have a comfort from home thanks to a new donation, teams participating in operation guardian run by the camden police department dropped off bags of blankets today as a way to give back to the community. the program helps former gang members and teens at risk of joining gangs to turn their lives around. each blanket was made by a participant. >>> still ahead on wednesday afternoon? >> a mom says that her 5-year-old daughter saved her life. the message she wants every parent to know in big talkers. >>> and with vitamins and nutrients added to food are we getting too much? and adam joseph is back with the full accuweather forecast. despite his threats to withhold it for us. he will deliver. >>> the final report