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. >> in mississippi, hill clinton took the only other state holding a democratic primary. >> i want to be the president for the struggling and the striving, for people -- >> for republicans, exit polls showed voters wanted change. donald trump taking those states as well as hawaii. >> we have something going that is so good. we should grab each other and we should unify the party and nobody is going to beat us. >> in all, more than 300 delegates were up for grabs in tuesday's races. >> in case you are wondering count, hillary clinton still holds a big lead with 1200 delegates but the win gives bernie sanders 600 delegates. still a lot of ground to make up. it was not a good night for marco rubio. i'll tell you what his losses in those four states means for his campaign coming up at the bottom of the hour. >> the democratics set to debate tonight ahead of the primary tuesday. ginger will be there. she'll have a complete wrap for you tonight on news 6 at 11:00. >> a wild ride in a stolen car ends with three teens being arrested. troopers say the teens crashed into a tree along markham wo

he pushed hill clinton's platform on making college more affordable and lowering the u.s. prison population. meantime, clinton's democratic competition bernie sanders rallied in kansas. sanders says a few thousand people were trying to get into the fairgrounds. the kansas caucus is on saturday. >>> we're following two breaking news stories in philadelphia tonight. the first in south philly where a woman was stabbed to death here outside a vietnamese restaurant on washington avenue near fifth street a little more than an hour ago. police have not yet arrested anyone for the stabbing. >>> and in west oak lane a man was still holding his takeout food when he was shot to death around 8:30. the 39-year-old was shot once in the head in the 7500 block of mayland road. detectives are knocking on doors hoping to find anyone who saw or heard anything that could lead them to the gunman. >>> and tonight we're learning more about five co-workers who died in a fiery crash on state route 222 yesterday. >> they were carpooling home when tragedy struck. nbc 10's andrea klein thomas shows us

. >> hill -- hillary clinton mississippi. >>> ted cruz is set to hold a rally in miami today as well. now we go to the rally by donald trump. >> reporter: trump appeared minutes before being declared the winner in michigan. the win, he said is due too voters being unhappy with politics as usual. >> i think it's the biggest story in politics today. the tremendous number of people coming out to vote. >> reporter: trump redicted his next big win could come in florida. state it means you love the state. >> reporter: his speech was usual, featuring a display of his products. >> he said water company is gone, i did not know there. where are the steaks? i have trump steaks here. we have trump magazine, let me see the magazine. >>> new in jacksonville, marco rubio has a position that he may regret. >> i believe that the winner of the florida primary next tuesday will be the nominee of the republican party. >> if he's right and the polls president. a poll in florida showed rubio down 20%. >>> here's a recap of what we expect today. ted cruz will be at miami-dade college downtown campus. marco

clinton. that's her choice. not mine. i've talked twice to hill kri clinton and on both occasions before the interview and the debate, the forum, i said this is what's happening. i'm disclosing it again and nobody has complained about it. >> some commentators have suggested that donald trump's rise is white america es reaction to a black president and to an increasingly majority minority country. do you subscribe to that idea there's a racial component to trump's success? >> what i know is he has a lot of support from white voters. what we know is that minorities, because of the things he has said are not supporting donald tru trump. the fact is these countries are becoming more technical country. in a way in which no one even imagined. in 2055, the white nonhispanic population becomes a minority. i think donald trump has an astall jik view of the united states. >> does it go deeper than that? should the press take a stand and say trump and what he represents there's an element of racism to his campaign? >> ji don't know what's in his heart but i

quarters there's growing concern that the folks that are into bernie sanders have come to despise hill clinton or reject hillary clinton that they will walk away. >> that's a legitimate concern. >> isn't that crazy? if you believe in what he believes in. >> she doesn't. she accepted money for all of those people. she doesn't want to fight for a $15 minimum wage. these are people that have not come out before. why would we think they would come out for her. >> you really that? >> i think there's a good possibility. i talk to people who want to -- i talk to republicans who have written him already. they feel like she's not authentic. she's a liar. they don't trust her so what difference does it make. if you're a small farmer and worried about fracking on your property, in idaho they passed a bill where they can frack on private land. why would you think she would have your back? >> there's all sights of politician who is have done things to effectively reform industries they have taken money from. >> i don't buy it at all. they know that jobs are going out. bernie voted against nafta. all these

hill. hillary clinton called out trump's campaign even though she never said his name. >> america should be better our responsibility as citizens to say so. if you see bigotry, say so, if you see violence, report it. if you see a bully, stand up to him. >>> it's nice to have part of the morning crew here at nighttime. >> it's past our bedtime. >> it almost is. it's strange to say good evening instead of good morning. we have a beautiful sunset. we have a few clouds in the mix in the wake of a cold front that rolled through. it's now currently to our south and it certainly was a nice start to the morning with the low 60s. here's a live look from our cameras. we are seeing a couple of it feels so nice for the second day of spring. 64 in fort lauderdale and miami. temperatures have been tumbling and we are seeing the breeze out of the northwest from 9-18 miles per hour gusting as high as 39 miles per hour. that makes it feel even chillier to the skin and we are not done just yet m look at the clouds moving in. the lows will fall mostly in the 50s. you won't need the ac and you are going to nee

the latest polls show donald trump leads on the republican side of north carolina hill really clinton is leaving on the democratic side. >> in the past 60 minutes clinton wrapped up a rally in the elizabeth neighborhood. >> reporter: just in the last half hour hillary clinton finished up here she spoke for 30 minutes and then spend some time and greeting supporters and signing books. there were over 1100 people and they erupted with two took the stage. stop she got right into the issues. she spent time speaking about the economy bringing and good jobs in the country including manufacturing positions. she says she must to train young people for these jobs invest in public education rage the minimum wage and ensure pay equity. taking care of our veterans and stopping the hateful rhetoric and politics. she began her speech saying charlotte hold a special place in her heart is saying it's the name of her grandchild. she wants to ensure her grandchild and every other child is able to live in a country that allows them to realize the full potential. >> i believe with all my heart that toget

. >> reporter: hill willry clinton and michigan touting her victory in louisiana. >> i'm's grateful for everyone who turnout to support us but now all eyes turn to michigan. >> reporter: undoubted disappointing night for senator marco rubio and governor john kasich, both looking to be victorious in their respective states. democratic primary in maine, happening tomorrow. in new york, ray, channel six "action news". >>> one more late night on tonight a's voting donald trump was winner in kentucky's g.o.p. caucus with a narrow victory over ted cruz. >>> much more to come on "action news" tonight, actress and producer lena dunham is rush to the hospital for emergency surgery. we will tell what you happened and how she's doing tonight. >>> it was a daring heist, thieves get the away with millions of dollars in gold and fbi says they know how they did it and that fur could help them bring the suspect to justice. >>> plus the flyers, take on the blue jackets as they continue their quest for post season birth. jeff skversky has sports when "action news" comes right back. "many patients and the

you needed a winter coat, you don't need your winter coat this morning. 54 roxboro, 52 south hill. 49 clinton. 50 fayetteville and goldsboro. temperatures are warmer than yesterday. from 13 or 14 to 20-22 degrees warmer than yesterday. that is a big change. no winter coats but a jacket would be nice. be near 80 wednesday and thursday. that's warm for this time of year. our normal high is in the 60s. we can't get used to the 70s, you would think are we hitting records? close to it by thursday, that's just because the record on thursday is on the lower end at 81. the records this time of year are like mid to upper 80s, it's 90 on saturdayment that's how warm it can be this time of year. our afternoon highs can be in the 30s this time of year . what a changeable time of year. high pressure keeping things dry. this high pressure system is not moving anywhere any time soon, its going to keep most of this rain back to the west. this front won't be able to advance quickly. showers and thunderstorms all day along or west of the mississippi valley for the next several days. when we get closer to the w

. >> reporter: on the democratic side, hill willry clinton trounced bernie sanders picking up big wins including here, in florida. now more than ever, clinton is eyeing a fight with the g.o.p. front runner. >> now our commander in chief has to be able to defend our country, and the not embarras it. >> reporter: even though he is still trailing the delegate count, sanders believes he can win the nomination. >> you do not have to accept the status quo. we can do better. >> reporter: candidates now turn their attention to states like arizona and utah which hold primaries next week. don champion, cbs news, miami. >>> john kasich fresh from his primary victory in ohio is campaigning at villanova university. he is holding a town hall meeting on campus six weeks ahead of the pennsylvania primariment to day a judge is supposed to decide if kasich has enough signatures to be on the april 28th ballot. the supporters of the marco rubio, who have since dropped out, argue kasich failed to collect 2,000 legitimate signatures of registered voters. >>> president obama could make a decision on a suprem

clinton is also projected to win in virginia. hillary clintoin will win alabama and massachussetts, and bernie sanders is expected to win oklahoma. hill ary clinton is projected to win tennesse, arkansas, and texas as well. donald trump is projected to win georgia, vermont and virginia. donald trump is also projected to win alabama and massachussetts, ted cruz is projected to win oklahoma . donald trump is also projected to win tennesse and arkansas, and ted cruz is projected to win texas. of the eight states with polls already closed, donald trump and hillary clinton are the projected front runners in the majority of states. both are in florida this evening. hillary clinton took the stage just before 6 o'clock tonight to speak to her supporters. hillary clinton: "thank you all so much, what a super tuesday" and a crowd is awaiting donald trump's speech, also in florida this evening. we'll be sure to bring you highlights of that tonight at 11. super tuesday isn't over just yet. while all of the primary polls have closed --in colorado and minnesota, caucuses began

he won last night's michigan primary in an upset over hill willry clinton.linton won in mississippi. on the g.o.p. side donald trump won in mississippi, mississippi and ohio. ted cruz won in idaho. >>> time for a check on your business news with money watch's jill wagner in the new york stock exchange. it seemed so long ago home depot, data breach but new there is a settlement that has been reached. >> reporter: finally, right. home depot agreed to pay 19.5 million-dollar to settle class action lawsuit over its 2014 date breach. it will reimburse money for out of pocket expenses, with you 50 million customers were affect. it does need to a have prove a judge. >>> time to dust off backpack. we hear hilton may be getting into the business. >> it is part of the plan to attract millennials. the no chairs, desks, bridges, it will cost less than a regular room and company executive call this a micro hotel. micro hotel, hostile, whoever you want to call it. the potato, potato, cheap, clean, safe, kid will be happy. >> exactly. >> thanks very much. >>> one of the ph

current numbers across the region 60 in roxboro, 59 chapel hill. 56 sanford, 60 goldsboro and 58 clinton. by lunchtime it is 75 degrees under partly sunny skies. and through the afternoon 80 degrees and partly sunny exercise. guys day shaping up today and very warm. after today a little cooler and we will see raindrops. we have that in the complete forecast but now we have weather and traffic with amber rupinta. amber: we will take to you baeking news in do you recall they have video just coming in. look at the tractor-trailer that is flipped over. this is going on right on point to give you appear an idea renaissance road near orlando drive fear the higher-end car stores by south point. this trucks turning. we are told he sevened to hit a dear and boxes of clothing fell out. westbound lanes are closed there on renaissance and just if you want to get around that 40 is the alternate. we will work on getting you more information. renaissance parkway closed near south point paul. we have a delay into raleigh this is barlow and continental way due to an accident. a lot of green in the live r

sanders spoke at an evening rally who trailers hillary clinton admitted the -- who trails hillary admitted the election isen uphill battle. -- is an up hill battle. hillary clinton targeted trump saying he would make the world a less safe place. >>> let's turn to david murphy. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you we are dry. heading outside we have a nice morning for you, still a little bit cool, temperatures in the 40s and spots in the 50s and tranquil conditions with winds currently calm in philadelphia. 50 degrees is the current temperature and the dewpoint at 38 degrees well below the temperature. winds out of the east/northeast at 3 miles per hour. ocean temperature, 46 degrees. here's the numbers across the region, cooler in allentown, 42. 44 in reading, 47 in trenton. 50 in millville and 49 degrees in cape may. just a little bit of a breeze coming up from the south. satellite has shown you how we have more cloud cover overnight, we'll manage a mix of clouds and sun. 47 degrees by 8:00. 51 by 10:00 a.m. we'll see a surge of warm air up into philadelphia during the later afternoon hours and by 3:00 p.m. we'll touch

looking at temperatures across the region, 77 today in chapel hill, 78 cary, 78 garner. 78 durham, 80 fayetteville, 79 pinehurst and 80 clinton. going north south hill, virginia, 74. 77 rocky mount, 77 wake forest. tonight temperatures across the area back into the 50's for overnight lows. 58 raleigh. 60 favorite. first alert seven-day forecast powered by accuweather showing temperatures tomorrow back into the 80's. 82 degrees an sunny, warm. thursday 76 degrees. last days of went are warm. 68 friday. saturday 61. 62 as spring rivers and we will -- arrives and cool into monday. day of the year so o r. john: an a.c. day. night. did you get storms? barbara: if i did i slept through them. john: i slept through them. amber: we had hail and my kids were cared. -- scared. sometimes i think they do it to stay up. thaorg we are tphotnot -- this morning we are not dealing with hey. we have a little fog. we want to show you police activity at 40 westbound and cary towne boulevard. wake county will see that off to the shoulder. you can see a little glistening on the roads. we had showers pass through overnight and some were pretty heavy

[cheers and applause] hillary clinton: and i think it is very -- ary"]d shouts "hill hillary clinton: it is very important that you have whobody in that white house understands both the challenges and the opportunities we face in america today. for eightas you know, years as a senator from new york and ofthe 9/11 attacks course, i served as secretary of state and i will tell you, only the hard choices get to the president's desks. only the hard choices and up in the situation room. gets made, it somewhere along that path. if you are faced with making those depositions, likely where when we had to advise the president on whether or not to go after bin laden, it takes experience and it takes temperament. and we've got to make sure our next president and commander in thosecan f fulfill responsibilities in a responsible way, in a thoughtful way, in a prudent way and i pledge to you, that is exactly what i will do if i am honored enough to be the next president of the united states. [cheers and applause] and thenlinton: the next and last test is, can you bring us together, rather than driv

. >> a new york time polls believe most americans believe hill rhode island clinton and donald trump will face each other. but more than half of voters have an unfavorable opinion about the frontrunners. take a look at the poll here. each has a net negative rating in the double digits. clinton 52%. both of them gave foreign policy speech before the largest proisrael political action group. they're seeking support from an >> we will send a clear signal that there is no daylight between america and our most reliable ally, the state of israel. >> we need steady hands. not a president who says he's neutral on monday, proisrael on tuesday and who knows what on wednesday because everything is negotiable. >> and other gop candidates speeches. apac has never endorsed a president candidate but speaking before the group has long been considered a must. >>> this is is your 60 second scan. the fbi say they may have found a method to unlock an iphone. canceled. the fbi has been demanding they unlock a device. federal prosecutors say an that possible solution. >>> two california now -- to californ

clinton's turn thursday. >> are you jealous of bernie anders' slogan feel the bern yours and they're not as good. hillin' like a villain. take a hill pill. >> reporter: clinton criticized republican force holding up a supreme court nomination. >> is it possible that they're busy? >> no. >> reporter: on the republican side, ted cruz makes clear his new feud with donald trump is no laughing matter. >> donald, you're a sniveling coward and leave heidi the hell alone. >> reporter: enraged after trump retweeted this side-by-side comparison of their wives with an unflattering picture of heidi cruz. >> it is not acceptable for a big, loud, new york bully to attack my wife. >> reporter: this war of words started when trump blamed cruz for this digital ad run by an anti-trump super pac showing an old racy photo of melania trump on "gq." trump threatened to spill the beans on cruz's wife. >> i wrote, i said, be careful because otherwise i'll have to start talking about your situation. >> reporter: and cruz insists he had nothing to do with that super pac ad. trump is now accusing cruz of false outrage saying he's just trying to get attention

humidity 90% since we have rain in the area. 50 roxboro and south hill. 57 goldsboro and clinton, 54 southern pines. the temperatures are warm, i will show you tomorrow, the 24- hour temperature difference, i will show it to you today. it's warmer than it was yesterday running from 7- 10 to 20 degrees warmer than we were at this time yesterday. to look like tomorrow, looking at 20-25-degree drop, it's going to be incredible. morning lows will start off in the 20s tomorrow. big, big changes coming. it's colder behind this front, which is producing the precipitation. it's starting to dry out a little bit to the west, we are seeing skies clearing in to the piedmont. this system will move through quickly, we will end up with sunshine this afternoon. it will feel cold. colder air here behind this front, a tap from canada coming in to north carolina. a look at future cast, on out to 7:00 a.m., that's the time the traffic starts to get busy around here. the rain should be over in the triangle, we may see a little bit of sunshine, if not by 7, probably between 8 and 9:00 we will see the suns

. >> coming up, hillary clinton giving a speech about her plan to deal with isis. thank you. hill kri clinton giving a speech at stanford university. let's listen in. >> a still sizable territory in iraq and syria. it leaves a network to affiliates across the middle east and north africa and so in europe, asia and even here in north america. it's also part of a broader idea logical movement that includes other terrorist groups. we need to do battle on all these fronts. last year, in speeches in new york and minneapolis i laid out a three part plan to defeat isis in the middle east, around the world and here at home. resent events have only reinforced urjgency of this mission. first, we have to take out isis' strong hold in iraq and syria. we should intensify the coalition air campaign against its fighter, leaders and infrastructure. step up support for local arab and curdish forces on the ground and coalition efforts to support civilians and pursue a diplomatic strategy aimed at achieving solutions. second we must dismantle the global network of terror that supplies money, arms, p

a look at numbers from across the area right now, 60 roxboro, 59 chapel hill. 58 sanford, 59 fayetteville. 59 clinton and 55 in roanoke rapids. 27 depress warmer by lunchtime up to 75. this afternoon around 80 degrees under partly sunny skies. warm day shaping up today and warmest of the next seven. we will talk about the rain in the complete forecast in a bit. barbara: back to breaking fuse raleigh police are looking for clues after finding two dead in a car. they are focused on this parking lot behind the pa they are row bread in northwest raleigh. it is 6100 block of glenwood avenue. you see police combing the area. gloria rodriguez is working the sources and we hope to get more information about the and possible suspects that is in the next half hour. updates on abc11.com. to vote 2016 i'm caitlin knute. hillary clinton preparing for a trip to the triangle today. the democratic candidate is expected at an event at hillside high in durham. the doors open at 1:50 and the enbegins just before 4:00. kreut was supposed to be in raleigh after that but she canceled that appearance. that is so she can fl

hill willry clinton and bernie sanders, arguing over auto industry bail out. if i said to you be quiet, i'm talking. >> it was a lot of rude, harsh talking. >> then they get in the whole wall street bail out. >> under lining tensions came to the head when they discussed gun control in america. >> clothing what is called the charleston loop hole where you get a gun at end of the three days even if the background check is not completely which is what the killer in charleston did and then they found out later he shouldn't have gotten the gun and he killed nine people at mother's manual church. >> i don't think it is a great idea in this country to be selling military style assault weapons which are designed to kill people. >> by the way man on the right there is dad of one of the little kid that was killed in sandy hook. >>> clinton says on average. ninety people a day are killed by gun violence in our country. >> that is a true fact. >>> great news for bernie sanders when it comes to the primaries. well some good news. he is coming away with the most votes in th

. >> so let's be clear, there's no evidence that hill hary clinton knew anything was classified, there'so evidence that any of it was hacked or got into foreign hands. so whatever else up may say, there's just no basis for criminal prosecution. >> there certainly is evidence that she knew. >> that it was classified? >> absolutely. >> how come you're the first who has ever said that? >> i'm not the first who ever said that. >> if she knew it was classified, it would be an open-and-shut case. if you knowingly send classified material through a non-secure server, that's a crime. >> you said there's no evidence she newspaper the information was classified. >> marked classified. marked classified. >> if markings were removed by people who worked for her, then you have to ask yourself how did that happen and why did it happen? >> all right, let me jump in here. >> no, there's an e-mail from her to one of her staffers who when she was impatient to get a classified document, she said make it unpaper, make it unpaper and move it on a non-classified fax machine. >> but there's no evidence that it

. >> why did you write checks to hill hillary clinton to be president in 2008? >> actually it was for business. it was. >> reporter: the moderators challenge ed trump on his new health plan. >> will save more than $300 billion a year. >> your numbers don't add up. >> reporter: trump explained why he change edd positions. >> we have to have talented people in this country. >> reporter: trump's refuse to tape that reportedly shows him off backing the wall with mexico but admits -- >> you have to be able to have some flexibility, some negotiation. >> reporter: marco rubio anan john kasich agree we need troops in libya to go after isis. what did trump think of the debate? >> i did think it would be more evil, more vicious. >> reporter: well, that would be difficult to imagine. it was pretty raucous out there. now they have four ctests coming up this weekend in kentucky and maine. i'm tracie potts, nbc 6 news. >> thank you. going after trump saying the billionaire threatens the future calling trump a phony and saying he doesn't have the temperament to be president of

our top expert on the issue, ack, our vice president for scholars and handled this file on the hill clintonational security council and is the author of " iran's nuclear chess." he moderates a conversation today with brilliant thinkers and very good friends. i want to thank a special friend, ambassador bob gallucci, the honorable frank miller with whom i serve on the defense ,olicy toward, and then assistant secretary of state, frank rose, thank you for joining us. he was ahe old days, member of the step of the house intelligence committee where i served for eight years. he was a member, a card carrying member of team harman and we say you can join team harman anytime you want but you can never leave. he may think he works for john kerry but actually, not so much. in addition to that, he used to work for frank miller so go figure. gallucci and both franks, we are delighted you are here. you know more about this subject than most people. i have to say the guy who knows the most is the moderator, please welcome rob litvak. [applause] >> thank you. good morning to everyone here. and to those v

hill willry clinton picks up another preliminary win after bernie sanders concedes the raness missourim tuesday. sanders will not seek a recount of the results from tuesday. clinton had a lead of just over 1500 votes. the under state law sanders could have asked for a recount because margin was less than one half after a percent. sanders concession means that clinton won all five of tuesday's primary contests. the republican race in missouri remains too close to call between donald trump and ted cruz. >>> hackers are taking aim at donald trump. international the hacking group anonymous claim to have leak very personal details about the republican presidential hopeful. yesterday the group posted a video they claim, links trump's phone number and social security number. the group has called on hackers around the world to a attack trump a's web sites, on april fools day, april 1st. >>> three franciscan friars charged with letting a suspect sexual predator work closely with children in longer working in their religious signments. pennsylvania's attorney general filed child endangerment cha

democratic presidential candidates hill willry clinton and bernie sanders faced off last night the in the debate in flint michigan. the cities water crisis is expect to be a huge issue for vote hours head to the polls in michigan's primary election tomorrow. fox's kelly wright has the very latest. >> the sit/have flint michigan welcomes democratic presidential candidates, to the debate sunday night as a deal with the water crisis with toxic levels of lead. hillary clinton, again blamed michigan governor rick snyder for ignoring the citizens of flint. >> the governor should resign or be recalled. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders say he would give more resources to help resident if he was president. >> what is absolutely incredible to me is that water rates have soared in flint. you are paying three times more important poisonous water then i'm paying in burlington versace machines for clean water. >> reporter: it all started when city switched water supply from detroit to the flint river which caused cities pipes to corrode. crews began replacing lead pipes on friday. residents beli

. >> reporter: the democratic race, hill willry clinton is starting to pull away from bernie sanders in the delegate count, she won seven states on super tuesday while sanders won four. >>> governor chris christie's bomb shell endorsement of donald trump last week may have hurt him more than it helped. new poll find his a approval ratings, falling and six new jersey newspapers are calling for the governor to resign. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is in camden with more none on you the fall out, cleve. >> reporter: jessica, i have spoke with the chair of the political science department here at rutgers/camden and he is sure that christie has a deal with trump regarding his political future. but while there is speculation is there also realization that right now christie's public image by backing donald trump is trending down. >> ladies and gentlemen let me introduce to you the next president of the united states, donald trump. >> reporter: while all eyes should have been on republican presidential candidate donald trump, for dominating super tuesday, it is governor

broken up is because hillary clinton won louisiana, she actually ended up getting more delegates anyway on saturday. so, bernie sanders and his supporters have a very high hillo climb. hillary clinton still very much the frontrunner there. >> gabriel in washington, d.c., thank you. >> still ahead for you this half hour, the victims of an archaic childbirth practice criticize the compensation scheme. iran sentences a big yon air tycoon to death for corruption. at the other side of history, fukushima's heroes were not enough. people have lost their trust, especially in the authorities. the myth of nuclear energy, of it being economic, safe and clean has been swept away. >> "fukushima: a nuclear story," narrated by willem dafoe. >> the only live national news show at 11:00 eastern. >> we start with breaking news. >> let's take a closer look. breaking news fastoser look. >> welcome back here withays. let's take you through the top stories. at least 60 people have died in a suicide attack south of baghdad in iraq. isil claimed responsibility. europe's refugee crisis continues as the eu's migration commissioner predicts another 100,000 could arrive in greece by th

numbers in the 30s across the clinton, chapel hill this morning too. the flow coming in from the north, low clouds around from the triangle east ward a little bit longer. therefore, we'll keep clouds around. our model only goes to 56. overall, a little cool today. tomorrow, nicer in the low to mid-60s. again, a big warm-up. caitlin: thank you, steve. yesterday proved to be a wild super saturday across five states as the president for candidates battled for delegates in primaries and caucuses. anthony: while hillary clinton fron eyes turn to michigan. anthony: undoubtedly a disappointing night for senator marco rubio and governor john kasich. both looking ahead to victories in their respective states. the maine democratic caucus is happening today. caitlin: and the clinton campaign is coming to north carolina this week. democratic presidential frontrunner hillary clinton will make a campaign stop in north carolina on thursday. her husband, former president bill clinton will be in our state tomorrow for a campaign stop. mark your calendars if you're thin

several lawmakers have been marking the occasion, including hill clinton.she tweeted six years ago the aca became law, one of the greatest progressive accomplishments of this century. now more than 20 million are covered. this afternoon we'll hear more from hillary clinton as she delivers remarks on counter terrorism efforts at stand ford university at 2:15 eastern on c-span. >>> american history tv on c-span 3, this weekend on saturday afternoon at 2:00 eastern, law professor jeffrey rosen talks about the influence of former chief justice john marshal. >> adams said my gift of john mars small to the people of the united states was the proudest moment of my life and marshall has been widely praised for transforms the savings account into the dominant force in american life. >> and at 10:00 on reel america. >> the roll will put the shuttle on its precise heading toward an imaginary target in space. >> the 1991 nasa documentary, space shuttle, a remarkable flying machine. sunday morning at 10:00 eastern on road to the white house rewind, the 1968 campaign fil

clinton. the the white house denies that. sanders is trailing in the delegate count but he is pressing on. >> we have received more votes from people under 30 then hill willry clinton and donald trump combined. >> reporter: clinton is taking a break to attend private fundraisers in connecticut and virginia. weijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and if you are planning to travel, you might want to check out philadelphia travel and adventure show, back in the pennsylvania convention center this weekend "eyewitness news" got a sneak peak behind the scene. the show features food, dance, even cammal rides, also the new york times best seller was showing someplace toes see before you die. she encourages travel tours pick a budget and then pick a region you would like to visit. >> what gets you off the sofa. sit food, architecture, natural beauty, are you a city person? is it all about museums. so understand what really thrills you. fit is a mix then that is wonderful too. >> and the show opens up this morning at ten and goes until 5:00, and tomorrow it is opened from 11 to 4:00. >>> if you are hoping for a more warm weekend you may need to travel.

hill, 50 goldsboro, 15 clinton, 51 in our one and fayetteville. we woke up this morning to some cloud cover, those clouds exited the region quickly, we have a high pressure system to the west with wind that rotates clockwise. we are seeing that study flow -- blustery. we have a pressure gradient that brought all of the snow to falmouth, massachusetts and high pressure system to the this difference creates windy conditions which is where the breezes coming from today and with the northerly wind it stays chilly. nice and bright, taking us out to 7:00 p.m. we wake up tomorrow morning with clear skies and we don't have that insulating blanket to keep temperatures up so it's going to be very cold tonight. beautiful and pray for us tuesday and again wednesday. those clear skies and northerly wind, we have a frost advisory in effect tonight, lowe's anywhere from freezing to mid- 30s. we start off at about 34 at the airport, and of course our high this afternoon 56. 65 degrees tomorrow, that forecast of 34, normal is 41. the record is 22. nowhere close to

clinton on the april 19th new york state primary. this new quinnipiac poll in new york shows he has quite a hill to climb. clinton leads bernie sanders 54% to 42% at least right now. joining us to talk about the race in new york and elsewhere, our senior political correspondent brianna keeler. what makes bernie sanders think he can actually take on hillary clinton in new york, how important will it be for him to do really real there? >> reporter: it would be very important, wolf, and actually hillary clinton makie ining her to the stage right now. just look at the map, this is a big fat prize of a state, almost 300 delegates an bernie sanders is trailing clinton by about 200 delegates, he needs to do well in new york. in the meantime, you were looking at that poll, he's trying to give hillary clinton a run for her money here. but what he's also trying to do in wisconsin, hoping to get a little bit of a bump, hoping to do well there. but he faces a lot of challenges. hillary clinton gets a lot of support from a diverse -- bernie sanders is talking to unions, he's trying to chip away at some of those white d

from across the region 53 roxboro, 58 chapel hill. 47 in sanford, 52 smithfield. 57 fayetteville, 60 clinton and 48 louisburg. looking at the latest satellite picture and not a lot to show you in rainfall. we have satellite and radar. clouds. that will work east an skies will clear and all the showers well to the south. predictor forecast model, by lunchtime it clears us. we will have a few clouds at lunchtime but mostly sunny through the afternoon. tonight into tomorrow by tomorrow hroeufrpl cloudy and hit-or-miss shower and tomorrow night the rain is here. we will see rain tomorrow night into sunday before that pulls out into monday. all because of the system to the south. by tomorrow we have the stationary front and that is the low pressure that throws the showers our way. if it were january this would be a major snow maker but we have enough warm air it will be rain. on the back side the low and high will pull colder air in and sun night to monday we could see freezing. a frosty start to next week. today poke this morning and -- mostly cloudy this morning and across the area we will see

hills. 81 even in rayford. i'll bet the golf courses will be busy today. 79 the high in rocky mount and the low 80s is possible around goldsboro and clinton today. here around the triangle, we're looking at a high of 79 in raleigh. chapel hill 77, and roxboro and south hill right around 76 degrees. pretty clear sky-wise tonight. we could see fog develop late into the overnight and early morning hours of our thursday. here's a look at the coming days. high of 80 on our thursday. there will be the chance for just an isolated shower or two on friday. 76 there. then as we head into the weekend ahead, 70 on saturday, 74 sunday, chance for a few showers. we'll stick around as we head into early next week as well. >>> it is 4:53 now on this wednesday. >> good morning, everyone. our wednesday is off to not really a bad start around the area. let's take a live look at that morning commute right now. we are seeing some delays in the fortified construction zone. this is i-40 and rock quarry road. we are keeping a close eye on this here. the shoulder is closed in that area. not sure if this has no do with that, and we'll let you know as we head throu

hill with a 2- -- hilary clinton with a 2-1 lead in florida, 62% to sanders 32. marco rubio, in florida where some might invoke the axiom of lies, lies and statistics. a poll two days old, showed donald trump's lead over marco rubio dwindling, trump with just 38% to. a to a gaining rubio 38%. it has been famously said, that the only poll that counts is the one conducted on an election day. rubio and kasich remain confident, predicting they will win their home states of florida and ohio. now that quinnipiac poll released today, one of three dumped on the campaigns, we will see what the other two have to say for the various candidates coming up at 6:00. hank. >> reporter: lots of folks and here doing cheering, getting ready for marco rubio to show up, this is a little home cooking for marco, because he needs a boost, that's what he is going to be getting from them over the next 6 days as he primary. let's take a look. marco rubio soldiers on, on home turf. this is fiu, where he pretaped a town hall to be broadcast on a cable news outlet. rubio with big challenges, his ca

i hear a republican would vote for hill rear hillary clinton rather than donald, i am skeptical. >> have to talk about brooklyn dodgers, there are fewer fewer brooklyn dodger fans, there are fewer, fewer republicans and democrats issue these people that come out for bernie sanders for example, a lot are were not realm sterred democrats -- registered democrats until they were voting in the booth. people are saying, i can't believe that republicans are voting for trump, it like a our parties, similar, charging right before us. steve: we talked about 20 minutes, he is married to one of hillary clinton's most trusted aides, he said there a fire wall with talking official campaign business. i tweeted out a link, worth checking it out. high knows what he is talking about. dari: cat videos are funny, but goats are going viral. steve: goats of anarchy, find out how they have become one of the more popular animal accounts on instagram. dari: nick is up next, tell us how long the 70 degree temperatures will stay with us put more fun in your day with ice-cream-flavored coffees at dunkin' donuts. go

chapel hill, 83. 86 in fayetteville. 86 and clinton. to the north, 82 in henderson. 84 and wilson. temperatures dipped down into other than a stray shower to the north, temperatures will drop into the 50's. that still 15 or 20 degrees above average. tomorrow is st. patrick's day. it will be in the mid-70's. sunday on the first day of spring will be wet. 56 degrees and we will stay below normal into next week. john: thank you very much. barbara: eyewitness news is following several developing stories. from the centurylink prism tv has all your favorite channels, tons of live sports, and more -- all in crystal-clear hd. like our wireless set-top box, whole home dvr, and prism on the go. and choose from a variety of great packages to fit your home. call... ...and get started with the prism essential tv bundle. you'll get tv plus up to 20 megs of centurylink internet all for only $70 a month. this deal sounds great, especially if you love sports. get prism essential tv and up to 20 megs of internet for only $70 a month. score! or, if you love great movies... [ southern accent ] hey, cl

and chelsea clinton making a stop in chapel hill and raleigh today. and bernie sanders, ted cruz in fayetteville. and donald trump hickory. a community coming together, concert held last night in homes of helping a community heal hours after shocking new claims by the man's family. akiel denkins mother and her attorneys released now, information that they uncovered >> what we can say, based on initial reviews by forensic pathologist there was a shot from the back to the front. the shoulder area. there were other shots. anthony: according to raleigh police, denkins. shot four times by officer twitty when the officer was trying to issue an arrest warrant. the preliminary report is showering denkins was shot in the chest, both harms and right shoulder, but does not specify the shot came from the front or book. the raleigh police union is saying the officer was acting in self-defense. news --tt2watu# st bt@q,k\ tt2watu# st "a@q

and joan walsh, national affairs correspondent for "the nation," msnbc political analyst and hill cy clinton supporter. author of a new piece called "what's wrong with bernie sanders' strategy." i want you to answer that. but aat that moment is there a spiritual and tonal opposite to an american candidate sliming a photo of the wife of his opponent? it is the little bird joyously landing on the podium in the middle -- >> we all needed that. i mean, when bernie sanders replaces cruz sex scandal as the main hashtag, there is a god. >> frankly it really speaks to the spirit of his rallies. having spoke at many of them. and to be out there sometimes in very tough conservative parts of the country, a tenth of the crowd might be in camouflage. and the biggest -- when i speak before him the biggest applause line is always when i say, you know, mr. trump, there is something more powerful than fear and violence and hatred. it is love and unity. black, white, camouflage no, camouflage. everybody goes crazy. that's what folks are yearning for. i think that's what that bird wanted too. >> i want you to

. >> i have seen your testimony on capitol hill about the clinton investigation. the e-mail investigation. has a grand jury been convened regarding hillary clinton's handling of e-mail. >> we don't comment on specifics, what i will say, is that this is a matter that's being handled like any other review we do, into how any agency has handled classified information. it's being handled by the career independent lawyers here at the department. they will review the facts and evidence and make a determination into course. >> i know you can't tell us what happens in a grand jury. there's no law preventing you from telling a grand jury has been convened. has one been convened? >> we don't comment on specifics of any of our investigations. i'd be giving you the same answer again. we're looking at whether or not classified information was handled in a particular way, in an appropriate way. it's the type of case we look at all the time. >> has it been concluded? >> i don't have any news for you on that front either. >> you stated a fewdies ago, that it's being handled by ca

current numbers it is 58 roxboro and chapel hill. 61 southern pines. 57 clinton and fayetteville. 59 goldsboroed a wilson. 55 smithfield and roanoke rapids. louisburg 55 degrees. we look at the day ahead and in the 50's and patchy fog. by lunchtime partly sunny and 75. through the late day we will see partly sunny skies and 80 degrees. warmest day of the next seven today but then it is still well above average. we will talk about that and traffic. amber: we are following breaking news in durham this is near the streets at south point near the auto park to give you landmarks. westbound renaissance parkway at rolando drive is closed due to this accident. we are told the driver of it 18 wheeler swerved to miss a deer and lost control and flipped and the contents of that tractor-trailer which looks like clothing, women's clothing we are told, probably headed to south point. it will be a while to clean it up so we can go to the mapping system and show you alternates. this is the only issue. the weather is departmenting according to the road weather index, no issues with fog yet. and ralei

numb of places freezing. 34 chapel hill and the airport. 36 fayetteville. 35 clinton. skies are clear. for today. west coast. we will enjoy high pressure bringing us sunshine and next several days. our temperatures have dropped in to low to mid 30s this morning, tomorrow morning, 10 degrees warmer. frost advisory until 9:00 a.m., we will have our rapid warm up today, our temperatures this morning are running colder than yesterday. our afternoon highs will run warmer than yesterday. high of 65, versus yesterday's mid to upper 50s. 76 degrees on wednesday. our warming trend continues. tomorrow, though it will be pretty, maybe a little bit blustery, winds gusting 25-30 miles per hour during the fothmost part it should be wind south, southwest. thursday, 78 degrees. we will probably be one of the warmest days of the next 7. our normal is 66, the record is 88. we will split the difference almost with the 78 on thursday. on friday, our next approaching system. cold front that will likely bring us showers, and behind it a little bit of a cool down. not a dramatic cooldown but

hill, 64 in fayetteville and clinton. expect temperatures to remain in the mid-70s by lunchtime, and during the afternoon the clouds will break a little bit however there may be a few patchy showers. high of 80 degrees. this evening chance of thunderstorms. we could have large hail or damaging winds with those storms. we will talk about the threats coming up. brian is here taking a look at the ramp closure at wade avenue and i-40. what's going on? >> pretty serious accident from 40 westbound to wade avenue. we will take a live look at the camera. this is i-40 and trinity road. wade avenue interchange, exit 289. this is leaving the chapel hill road area heading toward wade avenue. at this point the ramp is blocked and will likely remain blocks for some time. we have a crew on the way to get details and we'll let you know what we find out. let's talk about alternate routes. if you are trying to get to wade avenue from the cary area or west side of raleigh, consider 440 up to wade avenue. if you are taking 40 westbound, get