i'm maureen o'boyle. >> i'm paul cameron. thank you. right now, president clinton is in charlotte and he is rallying support for his wife hillary clinton. here is a live look as he is speaking to a crowd at johnson c. smith university. let's listen in. >> we can all rise together with inclusive economics and inclusive social policies. but as i said, you've got to have an inclusive political system. starts withstanding your ground the supreme court appointment. i hope he gets a person confirmed. but whether the president does or not there will be other appointments. it's important we cannot have a republican president and republican congress and a republican supreme courtment the country will never get over it. but you also got to leave the door open. so this is my main argument. everything hillary has done since we first went to washington when i was elected president, everything she found a way to get republican support for. when we lost on healthcare, she worked with senator kennedy to pass the children's health insurance bill. now mo

nice to have you with us at 5:00 i'm maureen o'boyle. >> i'm paul cameron. glad you are here. >> right now, a community on edge after six people were hurt in four shootings in charlotte all in just one day. tonight we are hearing from the girlfriend of one of the victims: police have not said whether the shootings are related. the first happened after 4:30 yesterday afternoon on brookshire boulevard. an hour later two people were road. around 8:00 p.m. there was another shooting nearby on barrington drive. and then three-and-a-half hours later, a fourth shooting on brook tree drive. brody o'connell spoke with neighbors who are concerned for their safety and joins us live with more. >> maureen spending time in the communities i have to tell you it's sad. you have the victims dealing with their injuries trying to recover and the rest of the neighborhood living in fear just praying that the violence will come to an end. barrington drive was lit up with flashing lights tuesday night. police arrived on scene after sierra ferguson found her boyfriend harry brown s

good to have you in with us i'm maureen o'boyle. >> i'm paul cameron. chief meterologist, eric thomas is tracking the activity up in the mountains in the first alert weather center. >> absolutely, paul. both the southern and the northern mountains. one of the storms is moving in is a severe thunderstorm producing large hail this is the end of this low that is rotating through tennessee and the kentucky area but the southern flank poses danger for us. there again you see that thunderstorm moving now along the i-85 corridor in south carolina to the north we go. look at these thunderstorms in watauga county and they are weakening but this right on the virginia border. look at the lightning swarming into the area. moving off to the northeast at 25. and the hope is this will be out quickly. but big horse creek road you are in the worth of it -- worst of it. stay inside do not fool around with lightning. and we will keep you updated on the progress and the potential to workout into the piedmont and closer to charlotte through the evening. all coming up in the

here is paul cameron's crimestoppers's report. >> it happens quickly at closing time when the cash is counted. a clerk sees a man with the gun and she runs to the back and he follows. a man goes to the counter and he wants all the bills that are being counted. they don't get a chance the employees to react. one lady ran towards the back and the other lady stayed there and that is when the guy told her relax, i just want the money. >> he decided he wanted the clerk's cellphone. you can see her pleading for him to give it back. he says yes and then he keeps it. >> here we are across town the cricket store off freedom drive what is similar about the two robberies? >> we are thinking they are the same two guys based off the description and the video and the pictures we have. >> just like the first, the crooks waited for closing time and struck and took untraceable money. >> we think the guys are responsible for these two and to stop. we are hoping the public can tell us something on the guys. >> they are well disguised. >> it will be tough. it will have to be somebody that gave inside inf

clinton and trump could pick up >> that was paul cameron reporting. voters will choose half the required number of delegates needed for the republican nomination and a third of the delegates need forward the democratic nomination. >>> stay with us, still ahead here on wbtv news this morning, search otherwise for the people who committed two robberies near northlake mall, why they may be hard to find. charlotte-mecklenb charlotte-mecklenb urg police looking for whoever committed at least two robberies near northlake mall, happened hours apart over the weekend. alex giles talk to one victim who said even though it happened in a populated area, she doesn't think cameras caught the incident on tape. >> reporter: it was nearing 7:00 saturday night when angel townsend and her boyfriend were leaving macy's, in their car ready to leave, another vehicle pulled up behind them, a man got out of the car started talking to them. >> okay, all right, all right, well, i'm going to get your wallets phones and cash, he put the gun in the window. >> they were being robb

you may being thissing what is paul cameron talking about. that's not a warming trend down hang on look at the colors. that's the saturday weather map. look at sun up to charlotte. watch this on monday, wham, warm colors overtaking the us they are coming up. >>> breaking news the author pat convoy has died that's according to reports in charleston. he was known for prince of tides or beach music and he was diagnosed with cancer about a month ago and that is a nasty one. he died at his home in south carolina. i got to meet him a few years ago. this is three years ago. he was 70 years old. >>> and campaign 2016 taking center stage in our area. donald trump announced the campaign. it will be at noon. the event is free and open. we have a link at wbtv.com. we'll have coverage on monday. >>> and ben carson is ending his bid for the white house. and he made the announcement during the cpac a gathering of conservatives. he said he will be working on a project to encourage values and participate in elections. >> investigators are trying ting if out w

welcome i'm molly grantham. >> i'm paul cameron. maureen has the night off. we have team coverage of campaign 2016 reporters in charlotte and raleigh following the races. we will start with pamela escobar. north carolina's first election with a voter id required. have we seen problems? >> i have been to three polling places today and spoke to the chief judges at each one and they are telling me they have are coming and know what they need to bring to vote. the judge attributes that to the voter education that happened before today. the voters have to present an id to a volunteer or official. the process has been smooth as voters have been ready to show their id's. if they do not have it they have to fill out a proval ballot. and that does not mean today has been problem-free. a few voters showed up to vote but it was not a polling site it was only available during early voting. >> i did not know it was just the early voting i thought we could vote today so you always wait until the last-minute. >> i have to show driver's licenses to cash checks and almost eve

welcome i'm paul cameron. >> i'm maureen o'boyle. good to have you joining us at 5:00 p.m. >> well, we are on your side tonight with team coverage as we get closer to the north carolina primary from charlotte to hickory we have you covered. right now, bernie sanders is holding a rally at the pnc music pavilion. let's listen in. >> in the last since 2001, almost 60,000 factories have been shutdown in america. as a result of these disastrous trade agreements, nafta, cafta, normal trade relations with china and others, millions of decent-paying jobs have been lost in thisky. this in this country. and in addition to that we are seeing a race to the bottom where new jobs often pay in manufacturing substantially -- >> you are listening to senator bernie sanders stumping in north carolina in charlotte. just before we have the north carolina primary. he spoke at least for about 30 minutes. and we'll watch how long he is on stage. trump's rally outside lines of people waiting to get in and protestors. half a dozen people were given citations

i'm maureen o'boyle. >> i'm paul cameron. one of the shootings resulted in 2016. >> as we said we will get to that report in a moment. first, we want to turn to our russell. the mayor of matthews says full speed ahead to break away from charlotte-mecklenburg schools. >> last night he met with the mayor of mint hill to go over the game plan. and dedrick russell talked to mayor taylor and joins us live >> well, paul, i can tell you the mayor tells me in 10 days, cms town council will vote on a resolution that will declare split up from cms is the right thing to do and he believes other towns will begin to pass similar resolutions. the matthews mayor tells me in addition to a resolution he will create a task force that will consist of citizens to investigate what needs to be done to form their own school district. the mayor and parents just believe cms is just too big and just cannot cater to matthews needs. this split was brought up again because the mayor is uneasy with discussions concerning cms' new student assignment plan h

good afternoon to have you here i'm maureen o'boyle. >> i'm paul cameron. charlotte-mecklenburg police looking for whoever shot and carjacked a security guard near johnson c. smith university. the guard says the shooter flagged him down on roslyn avenue and stole his camry. we are hearing from a homeowner that the security guard banged on his door to get help. pamela escobar is live. how is this victim tonight the security guard? >> well, paul, police tell us the victim is still in the hospital and that he is a security guard. now, according to the police report, the shooter got away with his car and a gun inside of it. >> like he came up and maybe he was coming back down. >> germaine thompson says his strewn is covered with blood after someone came knocking on his door. that woke up she was getting ready for work. and she heard like knocking on the door. and i guess the guy who was shot was at the door. and she did not answer it. she cracked the door. >> thompson told her not to open the door to the stranger. >> she did crack the door and there was a guy t

paul cameron has video for us new at 5:00. >> most shoplifters try to steal from stores without being seen but in my crimestoppers report one man did not care about the what he wanted by gun. the burlington coat factory on south boulevard at 10:30 am. this man walked through the door and hung around looking at rack after rack of clothes for 30 minutes. and that caused store security to wonder what was up. >> if you think somebody is stealing you say, hey, can i help you. and they did that which alerted him hey they are watching me. >> but it did not seem to matter to him. shortly there after, he grabbed a suitcase from the luggage rack and started fill to go up with clothing. >> stuffing a suitcase full of clothes? >> right, that suitcase that belongs to burlington. >> and he did not think somebody would notice? >> he does not realize they have the cameras. >> when he made his way to the front of the store, the employee stationed himself at the doorway and told the man he would have to pay for the clothes. >> all of a sudden he dashes towards the front door and that is when he brandis

welcome i'm maureen o'boyle. >> i'm paul cameron. crystal gambino charged for killing her husband and two people inside the bedroom of her home. police say all three victims were naked. tonight we are hearing a 9-1-1 call that may reveal what may have led to the killings. >> my sister-in-law has told her family that she killed her husband. she caught him sleeping with another woman and took care of the bodies. >> brody o'connell is live with the details. tell us what you know about this? >> good evening, paul. i have been here at the gaston county police department for a couple hours and talked to a captain. and the details of the crime scene absolutely chilling. victims found in the nude all of them shot to death. >> she said she put the woman's body in a wheel barrel and wheeled her out. >> details about the triple homicide spreading throughout gaston county. and today police gave us a police understanding of what happened monday inside the gambino's home. according to police, giovanni, jeffrey gill land and stephanie sanchez were

here is paul cameron. >>> we're getting a look at the view from one of the newest towers. the museum apartment tower high rise celebrating the ceremony. they will get a stadium. that was taken by the partners at the observer. the unit, will be hope to renters this fall. >>> cam newton rubbing elbows with the top nba players. he was court side for the cavs and lakers game. it is the final showdown between and he had the big hat. and they were filming a show called all in. it is about helping kids reach their arms embargos. some teams reached their dream. there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every citizen. where a good job is not a wish, but a reality. where women receive equal pay and a living wage is paid to all. an america where after a lifetime of labor, there is time for rest and

wbtv paul cameron is live with details on this investigation. >> we are talking about a two-man team of burglars hitting businesses in charlotte and matthews and using an unusual landscaping tool to pry into the itit's 2:00 a.m. on woodlawn drive. your vision is obscured by a curtain but you can see when two men enter and notice what the bald man is holding a pick axe they have broken into a catering company that closed for business. sounds like they picked the wrong place to get something? >> right, they did not get much so they end uptaking a tv off the wall, and got other crystal stuff that she had laying around. >> not satisfied they pry a door open to a business and make their way into the office. >> when they went to the second place, that is when they got that had an alarm so they wasn't in there long. >> they raced to get away before the cops show up. >> both had mechanic outfits. one qui looks like early 30s bald headed distinguishable face and the other was older like >> have they been spotted in any others? >> according with other police agencies the same two guys were rec

. >>> i'm paul cameron. the devastation can you see that a driver failed to make a turn and ran into a propane tank and it blew up killing the couple. the fire did not stop neighbors and a stranger from running in to pull them out. >> and there was a scramble to rescue the couple. trying to help. >> it was a truck hitting the house. i stuck out and called 911. can you see how the word emergency was a understatement. and they wonder what could have caused the driver to go off the road. he spoke with the driver at the scene, i gave him a jacket, he said i went to sleep. >> after the driver hit the tank, he felt no other choice but to run to help. >> he was getting out on his own, assisted him and hear the gas line spewing. >> a couple was in the house, i was yelling at her and waiving out of the back of the house. she finally heard me. she turned around and made two steps the house blew up. air. >> you see it 35 feet in front of you. a man drives by, he jumped out without hesitation and runs into the flames, w

. >> i'm paul cameron. police are investigating four shootings that happened four days ago and now a deadly shooting. people on the hickory grove division. three men were shot and one died at the scene. pamela escobar live from park land commons the apartment complex where this happened. do we know why the shooting? >> police are still investigating the motive but they do believe that everyone involved knew one another. and that this was not random but that is not much comfort for the people who live here who found out someone was killed here today. lunchtime thursday people who live at park land commons say there was gunfire. i'm not sure. >> she was inside her apartment but her mom was outside when the men involved arrived in cars. >> my mom almost got hit coming in for one of the guys i'm not sure. but i heard music. and my sister she heard the gunshots. >> police say when they arrived they found two of three people who were shot. up with was dead. the other was taken to carolinas medical center. >> a th

. >> i'm jamie boll in for paul cameron. we started asking questions after learning state colleges contributes more than half a million dollars to the political committee supporting the bond. investigative reporter nick ochsner found state leaders saying one thing as the law and legal experts say another. >> honorable pat mccrory. >> governor mccrory took the stage to cheers tuesday night at a party celebrating the passage of the connect nc bond. hours earlier his campaign released a statement saying the governor traveled the state state law says that is illegal. >> state money cannot be used to ask people to vote yes or no. >> or to suggest that they do ho that. >> freeddy is a professor at the school of government and says state law and an opinion prevents public officials from using public resources to advocate for a bond but it can be used to educate voters. >> public fundsannot be used to try to persuade folks. >> the campaign said that you traveled a state making the case for the connect nc bond meaning you were advoca

i'm jamie boll in for paul cameron. hickory mother is sharing her frightening story how she and her teenage daughter escaped an aempty ited carjacker armed with a gun. she was on her way to drop her 14-year-old daughter off at the school bus stop when a man armed with a gun approached her car and tried to get inside. police arrested 22-year-old wesley wright. what did chang have to say about her experience? >> maureen, chang was shaken up. she never thought anything like this would ever happen to her and she is lucky to still be alive. >> get out. get out. i have a gun. >> that is what happened to her friday morning when a man with a gun tried to get into her car. >> he kept walking by the car and looking in my side mirror he had a gun. and he ran up. >> the 14-year-old daughter was in the car with her going to her >> both were emotional late into the afternoon. >> there is a guy trying to kill usment. >> the suspect has been identified as 22-year-old wesley wright a man chang has never seen before. walker has lived in

. >> i'm jamie boll in for paul cameron. >>> two weeks from today charlotte's nondiscrimination ordinance will take effect april first. but not everyone wants to see that happen. a group of people gathered outside the charlotte-mecklenburg government center holding signs with phrases like "keep women safe", and "it's common sense." and steve crump has the latest. >> you talk about it being an issue of timing and april first being a couple weeks away and the issue here is those protestors that we ran into at the government center they are hoping the state can step in before this ordinance takes effect. >> there are thousands of business owners that do not agree with this ordinance. >> david and his twin brother attracted dozens of opponents fighting against charlotte's so-called bathroom bill. >> i have serious concerns and anxiety about men being in the bact room with me or my children. >> beyond bathrooms opponents are concerned about locker rooms and showers. >> i for 1:00 a.m. tired of being denied restroom use and told i cannot use the female dressing him. >> erica who is transgendere

. >> i'm paul cameron. a charlotte-mecklenburg police officer appears to strike a suspect while the man is on the ground. malcolm glen elliott was resisting arrest. pamela escobar has new information. you are getting more perspective on the video? tell us what it is. >> yes, we are. officers do not want their names to be used but one said from reviewing the footage the officer in the video is using controlled strikes so the suspect will release his hands under his body. >> cmpd says malcolm glen elliott is resisting officers as they tried to arrest him after a hit-and-run. the department's internal affairs department is reviewing the video and investigating a spokesperson says elliott was moving his arms around and not allowing officers to put handcuffs on him. and that is when elliott is hit in the back. the witness who shot this video did not want to go on camera. but she says the man was listening to officer's commands and does not understand why he is being punched. elliott is in jail and facing several

. >> i'm paul cameron. this comes after governor mccrory order a review of the project after a project in texas went bankrupt. ncdot secretary and chairman were in charlotte for a conference and nick ochsner pressed them for answers. nick, tell us what they had to say. >> both men were in town attending a conference sponsored by sentra, the company building the i-77 toll lanes under fire after a subsidiary in texas declared bankruptcy wednesday. >> what does it say to the public as you have reassessed this contract you have spent all morning in an event that the sponsor is sentra. >> it says to the public that a previously scheduled event sponsored as a part of the sponsored by one of the newest members of the chamber of commerce. >> transportation secretary is heading to texas monday to meet about sentra's performance in building and operating a bankrupt highway. before he left he spent time mingling with sentra executives and others as part of a chamber of commerce forum sponsored by the spanish company.

good afternoon i'm jamie boll in for paul cameron. >> i'm maureen o'boyle. sky3 is over the scene live. on brevard street across from the transportation center near the epicenter and time warner cable arena. you are looking at the scene. you can see our officers are still there and that is the crime scene. coleen harry is there and joins us live with details. and i understand you spoke with the victim's sister? >> yes, that is right. like everyone else she is trying to figure out why the shooting happened. the call came in after 3:30. officers say they responded out to the area and found a young man shot multiple times in the parking lot there. police say he was taken by medic to cmc with serious injuries. officers found a suspect and that perspective is being questioned right now. weapon or a weapon close to the scene. now, detectives will tell you this is not a random shooting the victim was in a dispute with another person and the question is what triggered the shooting? and that is the woman who was the victim's sister says she would like to know. >> i d

i'm jamie boll in for paul cameron. islamic state terrorists are claiming responsibility for the attacks. authorities arrested the prime suspect in the paris terrorist attacks in a brussels neighborhood. brigida mack is live here in studio with the latest. >> belgium's prime minister called for three days of national mourning following the coordinated attacks at the brussels airport and one of the capital's train stations. the deadly bombings killed 36 and injured more than 200 others including several americans. two survivors one clutching a baby picked themselves up from the floor moments after an explosion tore through the terminal one of two powerful blasts at the brussels airport that blew out windows and caused a ceiling to cave in. travelers ran for safety. >> panicking and two people with covered really covered with blood. >> an airport security camera captured this photo of three men that are behind the attacks. in black blew themselves up and issued a wanted notice for the third suspect the man in white wearin

. >> i'm paul cameron. nick tennison was meeting with the dot about the business dealings with sen trarks the company contracted to build the i-77 toll lane here. nick ochsner is the only reporter in always tip for the visit and nick joins us with new calgaries. new -- details. >> the cars trickle behind me in 130 now that it's rush-hour the same bankrupt highway that secretary tennison told me he was going to drive. but we do not know what he did questions he would not answer them. >> statement that i have is that total statement. >> nick tennison's comments following a day of meeting lasted less than a minute and included no details. he was in austin to see how sentra's toll projects fared. >> in the past decade an anti-toll movement and sentra is the boogie man. >> the reporter with texas tribune. he covered the toll projects and says it's easy to tell how texas leaders feel about their future. >> toll roads have been hobbled in texas. the governor campaigned on not approving anymore toll roads and toll

i'm paul cameron. >> i'm maureen o'boyle. police tell us this stemmed from a hit-and-run. the suspect on the ground is 25-year-old malcolm elliott, ii pamela escobar is live at police headquarters. pamela, is the person who shot the video speaking about this? and what about the police department? >> well, maureen, the witness asked us specifically not to use her name. cmpd says internal affairs is investigating allegations of arrest they made this morning in charlotte. the video of the arrest in question shows several officers surrounding a man on the ground and one officer punching him in the back. the person claims the person did not resist officers. she does not understand why officers would punch a man on the ground if he was not fighting back. wbtv reached out to cmpd. a spokesperson says elliott was involved in a hit-and-run when the officers found him they had to chase him briefly. resisted. officers say elliott pulled his arms away when they tried to put handcuffs on him that is when an officer strikes him in the back. wbtv went to the apartments off of independenc

welcome to wbtv i'm in for paul cameron. >> and here is the latest on the the attacks happened at an airport in belgium. at least 36 people are dead. nearly 200 more are are recovering from injuries. investigators are still trying to find one man who they call a suspect in the attack. we have team coverage for you. let's start with wbtv's alex giles. he is in the alert center with wrand new information on the attack came into the newsroom. what is that? >> we continue to follow the updates. investigators are seeking amateur video which we have seen clips of that can help them assist in finding the people responsible. they said in a statement anyone who has amateur film where the attackers may be could help move the investigation forward that is what they are looking for. and president obama has ordered that all american flags in the united states be flown at half-staff through saturday. out of respect for the victims in these attacks many and we americans may have been hurt. guys? >> thank you. seeing the images of today's attacks opened up old wounds for many. they look similar to a

. >> i'm paul cameron. tony hearne is accused of kill his uncle and trying to bury the body in alexander county where he made his first court appearance with lindsey lentz both are charged with the murder of robert hearne. brody o'connell is live in albemarle where police believe the murder took place. any idea what the detectives >> good evening so far no list of items that were removed. but if you look you can see beck actives are -- detectives are on scene and they have been here for hours and they did find significant evidence that will be of use in the investigation. investigators spent hours this afternoon going through the home where they believe tony hearne may have killed his uncle robert hearne, jr. known as tico. as investigators work the crime scene tico's friends stopped by to pay their respects. >> i heard about it yesterday and i went to church and cried. and just sad. >> tony hearne has a long history with the law. we caught up with him in 1997 when he was convicted of dog fighting charges.

. >> i'm paul cameron. you have less than 90 minutes to vote. polls close at 7:30 for the primary. our reporters are in charlotte and raleigh covering local, state and national races. pamela escobar begins our coverage. do you have any feel are not turnout? >> well, right now, at this precinct they are expecting 900 voters to come through. and i have seen an increase in ople with this after work crowd. here in mecklenberg county this election cycle has attracted a record number of early voters that have locked in their vote that is 55,000. and with donald trump and his campaign style that has attracted a lot of attention. i wanted to ask voters what is motivating them. voting across mecklenberg county steady flow of people. and while there were lines in some precincts voters moved through quickly. >> not an issue. it was quick. probably have been here less than seven minutes. >> the first election where voter identification was required. >> no issue with that. i do not agree with it, but you know that is just the way the law is. so you follow the law. >> i understand if you do not

. >> i'm paul cameron. the governor instructed his transportation secretary to conduct the reevaluation late yesterday after a subject siry of the company building the 77 toll lanes declared bankruptcy on a highway in texas. the governor mccrory company behind the i-77 project in response to an investigation. today our nick ochsner was the only reporter to question the governor about the toll project. he is on your side investigating why it appears the governor is reversing its stance on the company behind the project. >> governor mccrory told me his administration had been vetting sentra, the spanish company building the i-77 lanes for years but would not explain why he ordered the transportation secretary to head to texas to reevaluate sentra and its business model and contract with the state. it took a few hours for the governor mccrory to express down the financial stability of the company building the i-77 toll lanes after in texas they declared bankruptcy wednesday. late that night governor mccrory or

testimony paints a chilling picture of a baby's slow death i'm jamie boll in for paul cameron. >> i'm maureen o'boylement a disturbing day in court. prosecutors called the infant's mother to the stand who is also charged with murder. and because the father, todd bod rick is helping -- representing himself. he cross-examined her. it's been a strange trial but today was heartbreaking. sharon smith joins us live. did the mother or help or hurt his case? >> maureen her testimony hurts them both greatly. even if she never touched the baby in a harmful way she established she was there over the course of the two days and that the baby was unresponsive and said she did not call 9-1-1 until an hour-and-a-half after she noticed the baby was not breathing. >> she normally laughs you know and cries. matter of fact describing that only moment of vitality we heard about the six-month-old. and it was the same as this mother charged with murder described her last 48 hours. >> i just thought she was sick. >> she said she was limp, motionless, unresponsive but ok enough for trips outside their west ch

good evening i'm maureen o'boyle i'm paul cameron. it's been a bloody day there is a large police presence on the plaza and alex giles is in the newsroom. >> sky3 got to the scene. let's take you live there again this is east charlotte the plaza the 6,000 block in a strip mall you see vehicles out there and cars. and investigating trying to figure out what happened. we spotted one person on a stretcher in the last 10 minutes and saw an ambulance pull away. got to imagine that is one you see medic several cmpd squad cars on scene this is the third reported shooting in the last hour here in charlotte. back to you. we'll continue to follow this and bring you new information that we get. >> alex we know that police are investigating two shootings in northwest charlotte one person taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound from the 420 block of mcginn grove drive and another victim was located in the brookshire boulevard where wbtv's sara-blake morgan continues our breaking news coverage and is live with the latest. >> i spoke to i agroup

. >>> i'm paul cameron. >>> the biggest race for the gop presidential nomination in north carolina. donald trump took an early lead and then held on to beat out ted cruz t is not over but he is up and beating marco rubio and john kasich. he had the lead going into the primary. he was ahead by 11 percentage points according to the policy poll. they were campaigning in the area over the past week. >> hillary clinton came out with the win against bernie sanders. you remember they were in grab votesment we have the results scrolling throughout the news cast. >> what very jamie boll breaking down the results of the race here in north carolina and other states. >> reporter: since we saw the north carolina numbers, let me first hit on the four other states voting tonight. let's start with the republicans. big prizes were ohio and florida, winner take all in the delegate battle. and donald trump the winner in the sunshine state nearly a 20 point win over marco rubio who after those results bowed out of the race. donald trump unable to land the knock out punch. john kasich wins his home stat

. >> i'm paul cameron. >> i'm maureen o'boyle. breaking news two reported shootings in charlotte straight to alex giles live in the alert center with the details. >> maureen, two confirmed incidents by medic and police the first in the 400 block of grove drive where one person was shot and treated for life-threatening injuriesment and the other less than a mile away in the 5600 block of brookshire boulevard we have crews heading to the scenes. police say the scene on brookshire one person was shot and one has been detained. the shooting victim has been transported to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. more information of the incidents we will bring it to you. back to you. >> all right thank you. a community is heartbroken after a local mother is killed in a crash while taking her children to school. her two children were hurt in the crash but they are expected to be ok. and it happened on highway 150 at old mill road in lincoln county. pamela escobar spoke with one of helm's close friends is live outside the family's

. >> good evening i'm paul cameron. >> i'm maureen o'boyle. an 18-year-old girl was home alone and came face-to-face with the armed robbers. hyde park neighborhood off beatties ford road yesterday afternoon. steve crump talked to the young woman's mother. steve, quite a frightening experience for that girl? >> that, it was. a very scary experience for that 18-year-old who was home alone and those four suspects came barging in the back door two with guns. nobody hurt but there is a lot of scars emotionally to deal with. >> she did not [inaudible] >> the damage from the back door speaks loudly. splinters and wood offer the telling reminders of the aggressive force used to gain entry. >> and they came in here. and then they took that and they took the plaque off the wall. >> the family does not want their faces shown or exteriors of their home photographed.

. >> i'm paul cameron. a surprise because many of you have been tweeting us video of snow falling in your neighborhoods. this is cornelius. video on lake norman. it's heavy at times but mostly light and is not sticking. quite a sight for folks in the area. over to chief meterologist, eric thomas tracking all of it in the first alert weather center. >> yeah, i will be the first to admit we did not forecast snow falling in charlotte this afternoon. it's 46 . we do not typically do that but we had a boundary come through. the atmosphere is cold aloft and dry near the surface so that cooling allowed the snowflakes to make it to the ground before melting. you can see that band right in there. that is where we had that burst of snow. but again we are not expecting the temperatures to race down towards freezing. no, we are not in the midst of a snowstorm. this is where we were talking it up. and we are looking for accumulations during the overnight hours up there. in the meantime, the hd towercam this is high defi

as paul cameron reports, protesters made their voices heard. >> the gop debate on the fox newschannel quickly turned to a shouting match. >> don't worry about it little marco, i will. >> let's hear it big donald. >> don't worry about it, little marco. >> marco rubio was asked why he has gone negative in recent weeks. be attack attacked that way. >> ted cruz accused of bank rolling lig ral politicians >> donald trump has written checks to hillary clinton not once, twice, three time, the ten person. >> the last person hillary clinton wants to face is donald trump. >> not only did he field atabs inside the theater but protests chanted dump trump. >> he's no good. >> this is cleaner than trump, not have youle garlic he is. own record. >> you seem to be the adult, people say, on the stage. >> they will challenge him to the finish line. reporting. wbtv the only tv station to question north carolina governor pat mccrory after he ordered the dot to reevaluate the i-77 toll lane plan. a subsidiary of cintra, the company building the i-77 toll highway in texas. yesterday, mccrory expressed doub

. >>> i'm paul cameron. the most recent was in the past three hours a person hit by bullets down the road from an earlier shooting. can you see where the crime scenes are tonight. we map them. two in northwest charlotte and two less than a mile from each other. we have live coverage. let's go to alex giles. you were at the scene on the plaza when they raced away nearby. >> reporter: that's right, molly. that's where i am now on the plaza. none of the shootings we had are related even though got we had in east charlotte were less than a mile apart hours difference in time. the violence kept the officers here busy. it covered a strip mall, i i looked out my window. i noticed a string of cops. >> two people were shot at the location one taken with injuries the other transported in critical condition. >> we can pray for them, their families. think of the lives that are hurt. just offer prayer, more prayers would be needed minutes away. responding to another off milton road near a complex. people nearby heard sev

. >> i'm paul cameron. >> i'm molly grantham. the woman said she was at the bus stop on saturday night when she was attacked trying to steal her purse. she is pregnant and due in days. tonight she talked with alex giles he is live with more on how alex is doing and how she fought off the attacker. >> it was off ashley road. the soon to be mother was a mix of emotions after the attack she never saw coming. >> this is where he was kicking me. >> reporter: olivia onukogu has the wounds from the battle, waiting for the bus, she was surprised to see a man inching towards her. >> he said i'm waiting on the bus like you. then he smacked me on the butt >> reporter: she would not give it up, i jumped on him and started punching him. >> a tussle, all this while she was nine months pregnant. >> i started yelling he was kicking me in the face telling me to shut up. >> he took off. she went to a neighbor's house and got them to call 911. her thoughts turned to her child. >> that's the first thing i was worried about, i don't worry about me. w

paul cameron, he's live in anchorage. paul, you ev've been calling th votes all night. >> i have, john and kate. if you look behind me, this is a proportional distribution of delegates and at last calculation, the winner, cruz will get 12, trump will get 11, and rubio will get 5. by the way, you say it's not a lot, alaska gets rewardeding if being staunchly red. alaska has two senators and only one congressman. again 28 delegates and the way they're dividing it up, it looks like trump is going to get 12, cru cruz, 11, and rubio, 5, and that could change. they truly did burn the midnight oil in the alaskan sun. >> good pun. thanks so much, paul. josh rogan, dylan buyers and maeve reston and senior editor for the atlantic ron brownstein. we're lucky to have you all with us at this early hour. just moments ago we did call alaska for ted cruz. that makes three states for ted cruz. not a bad haul, ron brownstein for cruz. but on the front side, the big winner is donald trump. >> your analysis is true. i think on both sides what

thank you for being with us, i'm paul cameron. >>> as paul mentioned, an 8-year-old rushed to the hospital after troopers say he was hit by a car. sky 3 was the only helicopter there as this was happening in indian land. and alex giles has been in the area talking with people. alex, this sounds awful, what are they saying? >> reporter: yes, it's a terrible situation. it happened down the road behind me here yards down the road. and one person was in the neighborhood and jumped in at this time. the boy suffered an injury and ran a stop sign and hit a moving car, he was not wearing a helicopter, they saw the aftermath it was not good. an emt lives in the neighborhood and came out and helped. that child was airlifted to the hospital.

. >> that's paul cameron reporting. >>> also now in flint, michigan, crews are working to remove the lead water lines that have been causing so many problems for residents there. work began yesterday at the woman due later this month. she was selected as the first of more than 8,000 residents who need lead lines removed from their home. all part of mayor karen weaver's fast start program. that program expected to cost about $3,500 per household. >>> and the water crisis in flint is one topic certain to come up in tomorrow's democratic debate. bernie sanders and hillary clinton will meet face to face in flint. both candidates have been critical of republican of the disaster. >>> and as the water crisis in flint continues -- preparing for a trip to michigan with water with help of several local companies, they will be loading up two moving trucks with about 080 cases of bottled water, and delivering the water to flint later today. >>> and now to an important consumer alert. you'll want to double-check your store receipts before tossing them in the trash. euclid police say a former walm

trump is holding a town hall in paul ryan know's hometown. we'll find carl cameron. so the walker endorsement, how important is it? >> reporter: it could be important for ted cruz. this state could be a deflection point and change in the race. if cruz can win here big, it could make it difficult for donald trump to clinch the 1237 delegates necessary in cleveland. scott walker in endorsing ted cruz today said he is the kind of guy to be the nominee and deputy up against hillary clinton and beat her. walker took pains to say it was an endorsement of donald. -- of ted cruz and not against donald trump. by choosing jamesville, there is a provocative combative nature to this. ryan is cautious not to name trump but critized the rhetoric and his hesitance in disavowing hate groups. for trump to be here in ryan's backyard it is an opportunity for him to go at the establishment again and paul ryan is popular in wisconsin, but trump is known to do that a lot. >> he is backing his campaign manager, corey, who he said will be be found innocent. how serious is it? >> reporter: i

. >> carl cameron live in palm beach. thanks. >> house speaker paul ryan says it is no accident that there has been violence and disruption at the rallies for donald trump. >> there is a concerted effort by peel in the left to disrupt the rallies. to disrupt these events. that needs to be condemned. having said that, i think as candidates, all candidates have an obligation to do what they can do to try and provide an atmosphere of harmony. to reduce the violence. to not incite violence. >> president obama also weighed in on what he called the vulgar and divisive rhetoric that is too often seen as the new normal. >> i suspect that all of us can recall some intemperate words that we regret. certainly i can. while some may be more to blame than others for the current climate, all of us are responsible for reversing it. >> the president went on to say, corrosive behavior can undermine our democracy and our society. on the democratic side, if hillary clinton wanted to infuriate her opponents this election season, she could not have done a better job than s

paul brennan. >> reporter: a century ago france and britain fought shoulder to shoulder around the month dern city. there was cameron and francois hollande starting their conference. the two men and their ministers got down to business, an agenda dominated by their bilateral position on refugee and security. the security threatened possibly by the referendum on membership >> translation: there will be consequences if the u.k. is to leave the e.u. there will be impacts on economic trade, on development. there will be consequences, especially in terms of people as well. >> reporter: there was progress in a promise that unaccompanied refugee children will be allowed to join relatives already in the u.k. but the headline british response was to promise more financial support so most refugees stay on french soil >> we will invest an additional 70 million pounds in calais to assist the work of the french police. the money will go towards efforts to move people from the damps in-- camps in calais to other facilities in france and we will do joint works to return refugees to their home countries. the challenge is in the eas

cameron calls martin a giant of music. ringo starr tweeting george will be missed. paul mccartney called him a truly great man and second father to him. martin also worked with elton beck. >>> three days of formal mourning for former first lady nancy reagan are set to begin. a small ceremony this morning for family and friends in santa monica, california, will be followed by a motorcade leading to a public viewing in the afternoon at simi valley's ronald reagan presidential library. a funeral will be held on friday. she'll be laid to rest by her beloved husband. those who plan to attend include former president george w bush, first lady michelle obama and hillary clinton. >>> still ahead, a taxi driver not sure he'll make it out of the cab alive. recorded when a robber hops in >>> 9:41. the true dangers taxi drivers >> an armed driver holds a gun to a taxi driver's head in philadelphia demanding he hand over all his money. >> give me all your money, man. give me everything you got now! >> all right. >> all right. >> now! >> we can do it the easy way orb we can make this

cameron with our report. reporter: donald trump brings his antiestablishment campaign to janesville, wisconsin tomorrow, hometown of house speaker paul ryan. governor scott walker has hinted he will endorse ted cruz, and wisconsin's home, preparing for an open convention. >> concerned about being out maneuvered trump said that rnc rule requiring a majority of delegates should not apply to him. >> what is going on in republican party is a disgrace, i have so many more votes and delegates whoever at the end above has the most votes and most delegates should be the nominee. reporter: on eve of his first wisconsin campaign even, trump got a cool reception from talk show radio host, for his personal and petty battle with ted cruz. >> i expect that from a 12-year-old boy on a bray ground. reporter: trump got schooled. >> maybe -- you will have a lot more jobs. >> it's okay to pay more? >> yeah because you get more jobs. reporter: in wake of brussels attack trump has been more assistance that u.s. can no longer afford to be the world's policeman. >> i don't mind nato but it what to be reconstituted we need to modernize nato, we should not b

beat donald trump, that today the house speaker paul ryan sent out a cease and desist notice to a group trying to draft him to enter the race. carl cameron is live in florida. tell us about this major campaignu8was event. >> well, we'll have a news conference in matter of minutes with ted cruz. the cruz campaigned acknowledged he'll get his first endorsement% from a fellow senator in the important utah's like me. mike lee and ted cruz has co librated on a variety of causes and issues, legislative matters and even on some colloquies on the senate floor during mr. cruz's filibusters against a variety of obama item agenda -- agenda items they object. to this puts an end to the assertion that cruz is unable to get any of his sam)gues in the senate to endorse im. hit a first one and takes away at least one arrow on donald trump's quiver. he has been pointing out that cruz is, quote, nasty guy without guys in the senate, and mike lee and cruz came into the senate the same year, will stand by him in a matter of moments. >>> it's notable that cruz has chosen to unveil this endorsement in florida in miami, marco rubio's home town, with marco rubi

paul brennan reports from calais. >> a century ago, france and britain fought shoulder to shoulder around the modern city. there was symbolism with francois holland and david cameron starting with a wreath laying at the war memorial. ceremonies complete, the two men got down to business. an arrangement threatened by the impending british referendum on e.u. membership. i don't want to scare you. i want to say the truce. there'll be consequences if the u.k. leaves the e.u., there'll be consequences in many areas, on the single market, on financial trade and economic development. there'll be consequences. especially in terms of people as well. >> there was progress in a promise that unaccompanied refugee children will be allowed to join relatives in the u.k. but the headline british response was to promise more financial support. so most refugees say on french same. >> we'll invest $17 million in priority structure, to assist the work of french police. the money would go towards efforts, facilities in france, and we'll found joint work to return migrant not in need of protection to the home countries, the real challenge is in the eastern mediterranean, where we need

paul brennen reports. >> a century ago, france and britain fought should tore shouldner the fields around the modern city. and there was heavy symbolism in the prime minister cameronrting their annual summit with a wreath laying at the war memorial. ceremonials complete, the two men and their ministers got down to business, an agenda dominated by their cooperation on refugees and security. i don't want to scare you, i just want to say the truth, there will be consequences if the united kingdom leaves the e.u., there will be con wednesdays in many areas. single market, financial trade, economic development, i don't want to give you a cot catastrophic scenario, but there will be cobs wednesdays. >> . >> the headline british response was to simply promise more financial support so most refugees stay on french soil. >> we will invest an additional 17 million-pounds in priority security infrastructure to assist the work of the french police. the money will go towards efforts to move people from the camps to facilities elsewhere, and we will fund joint work, to their home countries. the real challenge is in the eastern mediterranean. where we need to break the business