the camera shows the nanny quieting the child until the baby goes limp.s not guilty. >> this is a bombshell in the o.j. simpson case. >> reporter: a discovery of a knife at o.j. simpson's former estate could bring a new revelation to the still open case. >> reporter: possibly forcing prosecutors to reopen the case kron 4 news >> reporter: seems like bart cars are extra crowded lately and that is correct. and had to be pulled out of service just within the last week. some of the cars go east through the trans bay to they are experiencing electrical problems. the circuits are blown. bart has learned by shutting down the substation they can stop the problem. but, they still do not know what the cause is accurate and that are trying to investigate that over the weekend. they hope to have those big cars back in service by monday morning. kron 4 news >> reporter: three more cases of the zika virus bring into a total of five in the bay area. health officials say there is zero chance that it is bridge here because it is not a airborne illness. it is narrowed down

do not wait until saturday night when we have a winter storm warning that last until monday morning. we expect 8-16 inches of snowfall for elevations between success -- 6000-7000 feet. tomorrow's temperatures will be fairly mild. that will help fuel some of these thunder storms. a cold front moves through dropping our temperatures into the low 60s. >>> time to look at date -- sports.>> reporter: here we go. they were years on their way to the los angeles. they will get rolling on sunday. the last time they will play kobe bryant, the lakers. steve kerr and his team last night tied the record at 40 for most consecutive home victories. >> you can't even dream this up. it has been that kind of season for us. we have been pretty healthy most of the way. i think the biggest thing is the continuity from a year ago. >> reporter: let's do some spring training. the giants allowed a home run today but three strikeouts in two innings of work and then you see a young guy named --. these are names you're going to here down the road but he comes through, knocking in a couple runs and the giants bea

front doesn't approach until 2:00 tomorrow. as that front pushes through we'll see some scattered showers and thunderstorms as we head into tomorrow, as well. they're very scattered. that's what we need to hold on to. you might not so it which would be great. hour-by-hour in downtown orlando we'll see clouds increase as we head into the morning and we'll start to see some showers and thunderstorms build in the afternoon, as we are still reach the low to mud 80s, and then as we head into that 4:00, 5:00 time frame, things will start to taper and into the evening, it will be isolated. we've got a 40% chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms. we're talking low to mid-60s. it is going to be another mild night tonight, but the five-day forecast with your weekend always in view, showing that once we get into sunday night, that cold air really punches in, and then we'll be looking at highs in the 70s and lows even in the upper 40s. this might be the last shot at some cooler air so enjoy it. head over to icflorida.com. a lot of gr

one up until midday or so. temperatures turning significantly milder for at least a few hours this afternoon, getting well up into the 60s. storm tracker right now, relatively quiet except for northwest new jersey seeing showers creeping in the last few frames. for the most part, they're fairly light moving up to the hudson valley as well. may clip the city later this morning. more shower activity to the west. each isolated -- even isolated thunderstorms. we go to the south to southwest by noon. that's going to pull in the warmer air. we had an east, northeast wind. water temperature in the 40s. that's why it was damp and cool overnight. a southwest wind this afternoon will persist and then it goes northwest and then north and that's why the temperatures will pummel later on tonight in many areas slipping back into the 30s by this time in the morning. staten island 46. 55 morristown. the suburbs in the 40s. poughkeepsie at 50 on the east end of westhampton. also at 50 degrees. the skies are cloudy. visibility,

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until four months later. alex marquart report this from brussels. >> reporter: he was captured just yards from his family's home. >> reporter: president obama congratulated the french president and belgium prime minister. >> officials have been working closely with belgium officials. >> the president of france has called for the immediate extradition so the suspect can face trial. boeing 747 jet before it crashed, killing everybody on board. officials say the flight was coming from dubai and headed to russia. 55 people on board and 7 crew members were killed. there's no word on what caused the crash. >>> tomorrow, president obama will become the first sitting president to visit cuba in 90. he will normalize relations with cuba. the first familiarly, including their daughters, will spend two days in cuba. they're expected to tour landmarks and have dinner with castro. president obama will give a speech that will be broadcast live on cuban tv. >>> there is a new bill in the works that could help develop a vacci

probably until we get to saturday until this feature breaks down and pushes off too the east and we see influence from the trough digging in the west. that's going to make for a rainy situation for places like texas it looks like wednesday afternoon into thursday. dry and warm conditions continue for us. you see that line of thunderstorms farther back to the west with wet weather conditions for us and all that rain is going to drench texas, pressure. hours. 58 degrees. just a very nice start to the day and very typical for this time of year. 82 degrees on wednesday. 83 degrees on thursday. rain chances don't pop back until saturday. timing isn't completely exact on that. that's what we think right now. sunday. but until that ridge weakens a bit and the rain gets closer to us, we got a warm one, jen. low 80s all the way into the end of the week. >> equals great spring break >> right. >> anyone from out of town. >> imagine driving down and hitting the beach with this >> awesome. why are we at work? i ask myself all the time. electricity and groceries. i like those. we will be right back.

weather now while the calendar may say 12 days until spring, mother nature is giving us spring while the calendar may say 12 days mother nature is look for a sun and with a high of 73 degrees. not only above our normal several days but overnight lows will be mild only falling into the 50s at night. wednesday we will watch for a increase of clouds and while we may see a passing shower our next chance of rain is after midnight into thursday morning. a high wednesday up thursday into will not see wash will keep us on our still warm with with one week to county election officials they still need help. we'll explain coming up... plus... we are following breaking news in aurora. that's where 2 people were hurt after a fire. we'll have the report xtra is sponsored by breaking news we're on the scene indiana...where 2 people are injured...a 3rd is missing...after a fire breaks out at a home in aurora... sara celi is live...and sara...what are you learning right now? two people - including one with burns - were taken to dearborn county hospital from a r

dense fog advisory until 10:00. does not include charlotte-mecklenburg nonetheless pockets of fog in charlotte and south and east. use caution early this morning. five mile visibility in center city. lots of low clouds after yesterday's rain, skies cleared and so we have that fog out there. once the fog burns off we will see temperature rise to near 80 but late this afternoon and this evening, showers and thunderstorms will move in, a couple are likely to be severe late today. you can see the next batch of rain across nashville heading in our direction. show you that on futurecast plus looking ahead to the weekends are the entire seven day forecast in a couple minutes. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and here is chris, first alert traffic. >> chris: traffic sponsored by toyota of north charlotte. we're going to start with a scene of that breaking news we told you about at the top of the show. traveling north tryon, this is at east craighead, you're going to find a heavy police presence. we'll

the 22nd and you are saying under oath that it was not until october. it was not until october. governor, you are my governor. this could have been my city. and governor, i just -- for the life of me, i cannot understand that you as a governor, who lead on the premises of operating as a business, you are not going to operate as government, you met with the staff and they refused to bring you up to date or bring you in or you refused to engage. this is a sad day in this country, and i am -- i'm just sad about this, governor. i'm very sad about this. and accountability, accountability for those you held accountability, you said you fired or they resigned, what did accountability look like for you? >> gentlewoman's time expired. >> congress woman, it is a sad event and the people should be angry. in terms of looking at this, i kick myself every day asking what more questions could i have asked? who more could i have done? we had discussions about the water in the entire period, going along with the headlines you have. we were told the water was safe. that was wrong. and it was not

until april. sanders will be in home state as super tuesday results roll in and hillary clinton will be in florida. >> julie: governor charlie baker support of chris christie for president but he dropped out of the race this week earlier this week and endorsed donald trump. the governor wouldn't say who he voted for but told us it was not for donald trump or ted cruz. >> daniel: donald trump casting himself as front-runner for the nomination and billionaire reportedly mentioning several polls which give him a commanding lead. survey showed every trump today the delegates are up for grabs today. hometown senator ted cruz leads there and marco rubio said vote fortrump is bad for gop. trump and marco rubio will be in florida to watch the results come in and cruz will return home to texas, which is the state with the most delegates at stake. fox25 is home for complete super tuesday coverage and up-to-the-minute results. political reporter sharman sacchetti is on her way to join the trump campaign in p

mary's county until 10am. winter weather advisory remains in effect for the d.c. metro until 10am. today: isolated snow sho partly cloudy. highs: 41-46 winds: ne 5-10 mph to coverage continues this morning. jeannette reyes is live in mobiletrak7 this morning. jeannette reyes is live in mobiletrak7, with more on the road conditions out there. this morning .. a manhunt in manassas after middle of a croded neighbiorhood-- striking several cars, and putting nearby schools on lockdown! the violence sent witnesses running for their lives. and this morning, police have one man in custody. richard reeve has more.. tough new "teen drinking" legislation takes another step towards becoming law. the state house is now considering a bill that could mean jail time for adults who provide alcohol to minors. it's already cleared ths sent to prison for a year for a first twootton high school grads killed in a car crash last year-- they left a party where a still ahead on this early edition of good morning washington. well if you thought mitt romney had some choice words for donald trump-- wait until

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wait until you hear from the candidates! and many you may have gone to bed with some snow on the ground. all of that is rain now. we'll talk about how long is coming up. you never know what can happen on the golf course. even the pros can have problems. watch what happened to pga golfer marc leishman, who lives in virginia beach. he decided to shoot his submerged ball from the bottom of a lake on the 18t hole during the first round of the w-g-c cadillac championship in sydney. despite taking off his shoes & socks and rolling up his pants, he got soaked by his own putt! he only managed to move the ball about a yard into the sand. he would go on to double bogey the hole. wavy news 10 today continues in less than 2 (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a stag pool party. (party music) (splashing/destruction) (splashing/destruction) (burke) and we covered it, october twenty-seventh, 2014. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. only on 1

we don't have any rain in the forecast until late on thursday night. so, there, you might be seeing a few more clouds, down in southern delaware, southern new jersey, after sunrise, then we will here in philadelphia, but for everybody, it is going to be a pretty decent day. we're already starting off with 50 degrees, relative humidity at 54%, 9-mile per hour winds, sunrise time is now 6:59, days still getting longer. right now, we have 40 degrees in pottstown, 43 mount pocono, 50 as we said in philadelphia, 48 in wildwood. so, big difference from yesterday. and those southwesterly winds are at 9 miles an hour in the city, 10 miles an hour atlantic city, 13 in wildwood. so plenty of sunshine for today. this is good looking day, super 70s, at least hit 07 degrees, maybe more, sunset time is 7:17. so, we're getting closer to the holiday weekends, we will break it all down for you, coming up in just a few, bob kelly, what you got going snob. >> you got t4:30 on this wednesday morning. here is a live look at 4:22. the last of the work crews out there, with

and stay open until 8:00 tonight. interesting developments leading up to super tuesday in massachusetts, secretary of the 20,000 people left democratic party since the start of the year and 3500 of them switched over to the republican party and 16,000 or so ended up going with unrolled and independent status. that's something worth watching because unenrolled daughters can participate in primary, republicans or democrats. i'm a registered republican so between rubio and trump and right now leaning toward trump because he has the best chance to win on the republican side. >> michael: that will bear watching. donald trump billionaire gop front-runner ahead leading up to primary election day. we will continue to follow with more voters as they head in and out of the polls. ahead in the next report in 30 minutes, the secretary of the commonwealth talks about the chances of seeing a record setting turnout today. that's coming up in half hour. live in natick, michael henrich, fox25 news. >> sara: bernie sanders hoping for b

. >>> 20 minutes until 5:00 now. today the metropolitan transit commission will hold a public hearing to discuss three options to increase fares starting this july. the first option would remove the 10-ride pass discount. another would increase all fares by 10 cents and restructure weekly passes. the last would increase fares by five cents, restructure weekly passes and remove the 10- ride pass discount. needed to offset a $2.8 million operating budget shortfall that's projected for 2017. >>> a lincoln county man is behind bars, accused of shooting his girlfriend, then trying to run from police. ahead at 4:45, the action deputies say his friend took to try and cover up this crime. >>> people living in an east charlotte neighborhood are furious they haven't gotten their mail delivered in more than a month. ahead at 4:45, the specific reason the postal service is refusing to deliver to the neighborhood. >>> lots of sunshine expected today and it will be about 10 degrees warmer than average, but i'm tracking rain on the

8:30 pm.husted says he received no written order until 8:13. regardless, hamilton county voters voted up until 7:30 and the polls closed. locally, no one knew what was going on between the judge and the secretary of 8:01 pm from the secretary of state's office. some times pollworkers, if they've finished their procedures by 8 pm...they had left before we had even received a court order.long before. poland got the secretary of state's email at 801 but not the court order until 8:14. we made every effort to reach the pollworkers and instruct them that the polls were to remain open until 8:30 and the poll workers did their best to process the voters.less than 100 voted in hamilton county between 7:30 and 8:30. some were turned away. two elections in a row extended hours led to late returns. in ohio, we are a place where legal issues surrounding elections seem to flow freely. and this was just the latest in a line of federal 3 judge dlott says she can't explain her reasoning but said there were adequate facts to support her court order. the u-s dis

erin. >> thanks, gary.nks, gar four a-36.fo i'm really hoping that that t snow holds off until most m are home this evening. we'll keep a close eye o on mourning commute tomorrow i'm worried about what the snowou and rain mix is going tot doino for the roads. rds breaking news out of anne of an arrundel crash and closurend clo what was reported as a stall s bw parkway at 175 right now rht road is closed.slo traffic diverted at 175. at75 delays back to a mills boulevard.m there's a crash involving ag a tractor-trailer and anotherler a vehicle.hi if you don't want to get stuckts in the backup that's startings g to develop leading towardsop that location if you'reocion heading towards d.c. from baltimore hop on 95, bw 9 b parkway southbound not a placeut you want to be right now thiss morning.g. typical congestion from road work right now. it's not causing any major problems because volume isolume pretty light but both loopsps inner and outer traffic getsicet by to the right near new near ne hampshire avenue.hampsh the rest of the beltway theel shaping up for a really nice a c start to t

that is until two drunk women cranked the music on a boom box. other passengers approached them and then they got into an argument. then there was some hair pulling and quite a bit of shoving. flight attendants broke it up. when the plane landed in los angeles, one person was cited. no one was seriously hurt. >>> back to our top story now. it's all about the weather and all the rain. roberta, this is when i find our weather watcher program extremely advantageous here to us at kpix 5 because i can take a look at all these numbers and not only see what the temperature is but i can take a look at rainfall amount around the bay area. so far in novato frank has reported half inch. just about .7" novato. vallejo .02." napa closing in on a full inch. and it continues to pour, especially around portions of the north bay. good afternoon, everybody. this is our live hi-def doppler radar. and that front has been stalled over the north bay for hours! and that's why we have seen over 3" of rain in many locations prompting that flash flood warning in effect fo

only one lane open until 5:00. and road work in effect both directions between olympic and crow canyon boulevard. two lanes shut down until 5:00. maria. >> thanks. >>> the fbi is no longer at the mercy of a but the alert about the feds big reveal sparks more questions than answers. fbi used mystery method to break into the the gunman's iphone without apples help ending court case. kate spoke with a former fbi agent to see how the feds cracked the code. >> the fbi's investigation was going on. it never stopped. >> reporter: jeff hart told us the operatal technology division was working around the clock to crack the code with or without apple's help. >> what they do there is ultrahigh sophisticated technology. they try to crack the code on whatever they can. >> reporter: and it's common for the fbi to out source. the justice department issued a statement saying with the recent assistance of a third party we are able to unlock that iphone without compromising any information on the phone. >> if there is somebody out t

and in forward facing seats until the age of eight instead until they're 13 instead of six. a columbia pediatrician told lawmakers keeping kids in the backseat until 13 reduces the risk of injury by 70%. but critics say it's crazy to have someone in the back until two years before they get a driver's permit. >>> we're going to see clouds moving in throughout the afternoon. >> sunshine saying so long here. the rain will be moving in by the evening drive. it won't be that heavy. but it picks up into the night tonight. a chance for rain showers through the over night hours. we'll barely get close to 50 today. steve will have the updated time line on when the rain rolls in on live early warning doppler 9 and how we'll see a bigger warm up coming our way next week. >>> thanks for making channel 9 your choice for news this midday. (phone ringing)you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant

the law would also require seats until they turn 7. lawmakers are studying other states laws right now. >>> tonight, police are looking for a man who has not been seen in more than a month. officials say roger bowman could be in charlotte or new york city. statesville police have been in touch with police in both of those places. they haven't released anymore information about his disappearance. >> enjoy today's warmth, i'll ow >> beautiful stretch coming up. you didn't miss anything. it gets better tomorrow. mid 70s. mid to upper 70s wednesday, thursday, finally we'll see a few showers over the weekend and if you forget nothing else, remember this. i've already forgotten. saturday night, set your clocks ahead one hour. >> thanks for making us your choice for news at 11:00. >> get >> announcer: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight - naomi watts john legend and music from eliot sumner with cleto and the cletones. here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice. welcome at a time show, i'm jimmy. i'm host. th

re counting down until the florida primary, and there' s just 8 hours until voters head to the polls. good evening, i' m jim payne. and i' m meredith mcdonough. the presidential candidates have been making their way across central florida, and tonight, former president bill clinton was in winter park, campaigning for his wife hillary. wesh 2' s adrian whitsett is live at rollins college, and has more on what mr. clinton had to say, about just how important winning florida is. reporter: he talked about how important that was and how important the quarter were be. and he also talked about hillary' s push for families and kids. with hillary clinton still leading bernie sanders by a large margin ahead of florida' s primary, bill clinton' s stump speech took more of a general tone. >>bill clinton, we should not build a wall around america we need to do. clinton told a crowd of hundreds at rollins college, a hillary presidency will get a hold on illegal weapons to give kids their lives back in violent neighborhoods.

until then, absolutely perfect. perfect weather for what ever tisha: absolutely. you have a few more minutes to be up here. thank you, chris. chris: you bet. steve: here is what we are looking at four eyewitness news of 11:00. a home invasion. we are working on getting details, and a description of the robbers on the run in wake county tonight. we will have all of the night's news for you right here at 11:00. tisha: the wolfpack surviving in advancing in the ncaa tournament. steve: facing the blue devils. mark: the wolfpack trying to a kid switch to centurylink prism tv, and get the same great channels cable gives you, without having to deal with cable. yes and? and...there's whole home dvr. plus tons of on demand options so you can watch whatever, whenever. yes and? why do you guys keep saying that? it's the first rule of improv. by saying "yes and," we accept the reality created by our comedy partners, paul. yes, right, i know. do you? with prism tv from centurylink. >> now abc 11 eyewitness news toyota dealers. mark: welcome back, everybody. mark armstrong with

roadwork lingering until 6:00, 6:30 for some areas. right now eastbound on 580 between broadway and 35th avenue, that's going on until 6:30 this morning. also some on the nimitz freeway between 29th and 23rd avenue until 6 a.m. elsewhere we are seeing lots of green on the maps. perfect as we kick off the workday. and people start heading out the door to go to work this morning. however, around the altamont pass area, we are starting to see some of those slowdowns building, again pretty typical for this time of the morning on 580 if you are going between the altamont pass and 680. right now it's only about a 15- minute drive time but notice we're seeing some of those slower conditions dropping to about 38 miles per hour heading out the door there. if you are in the south bay this morning, we are mostly in the green. 280 looking all in the clear as well as 87. and if you are taking mass transit, no delays. >>> you can cover your eyes but one tarantula in morgan hill isn't going anywhere because the massive spider is plastered on a parkin

until i decided we both needed to eat better. now jake gets purina cat chow naturals indoor a nutritious formula for indoor cats with no artificial flavors. it helps to control hairballs and maintain a healthy weight. so these days, we're both eating better. naturally!! ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") winter weather advisory in effect until noon for sussex county to james city county to gloucester county and points today: rain this morning with a wintry mix at times. snow showers north of the metro. this will taper off later this morning, and then we'll be mostly cloudy and windy. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds nne 15-25mph with gusts to 45mph. tonight: partly cloudy. lows in the mid 30s. wind north 10-20mph with gusts to 25mph. saturday: partly cloudy. highs will be in the upper 40s. winds north 5-10mph. we'll see mostly rain in hampton roads this morning with rain over northeast north carolina and snow showers with some rain north of the metro. an area of low pressure is just south of our area and is moving quickly to the

runs until 9:00 this morning. current temperature, 37 in charlotte, we have been as low as 34, outlying areas below freezing. 29 in morganton, 31 shelby, statesville, salisbury, 32 lancaster, rock hill, 34 in monroe. start off in the mid 30s by 8 8:00, sun will have been up a half hour, 62 lunch time, 68 late this afternoon in the charlotte area. good deal of sunshine all day long, nice turn around, cold this morning, mild this afternoon. warming trend continues, two bout also of alsos of rain between now and monday. first alert traffic with chris right now. >> chris: first alert traffic sponsored by toyota of north charlotte. brookshire boulevard, that is highway 16 heading away from the city and up toward 485, lanes are blocked in that northbound direction. southbound lanes inbound toward center city are open this morning. but again if you're trying to make your way up toward that area, you may want to divert on belhaven, that would take you up to rozzelles ferry, you can work your way back to 16 either rozzelle

polls are open from 6:30 in the morning until 7:30 p.m. early voting in person from 8:00 until 2:00 today. andrew setters, wlwt news 5. lisa: both democrats met in ohio' s capital last night for some last-minute campaigning. both candidates spoke during a dinner last night in columbus, trying to sway the undecided. both hillary clinton and senator sanders took shots at republican opponent doland trump, as well as touting their own records in politics. from columbus to west chester, presidential candidates have been all over ohio this primary season, and sunday, donald trump held a rally in butler county. unlike some of his recent rallies, he only had one lone disruption during his speech. with trump being in candidate john kasich' s home state, he made sure to take a couple shots at ohio' s governor. mr. trump: he' s not going to do the job, ok. not going to do the job. we have so many problems with this country. lisa: also appealing to ohio voters, trump vowed at the rally to kill common core if elected and called for pete rose to be put

that road was closed until about noon today. that accident is the latest in a series of deadly crashes involving big rigs. a review of federal transportation records found 49 fatal accidents involving large trucks in maryland, in the year 2014. frederick county had eight accidents, the most in the state. we checked virginia and found the most deadly accidents involving trucks were in rockingham and prince william counties. there were four in the last year. several businesses in chevy chase are vacant now and some the purple line. the light rail would link montgomery and prince george's counties but it's facing a new obstacle. as news4's chris gordon reports now, a lawsuit could stop this project in its tracks. >> some ride bikes, others walk along the trail with the purple line is being proposed. a federal lawsuit has been filed by friends of the capital crescent trail to stop the purple line. the light rail system that will link new carrollton and bethesda. montgomery county councilman george leventhal doubts that the federal l

until the polls closed. federal judge susan dlott ordered the state's office to hamilton, butler, warren counties. of the traffic afternoon's accident on i-275. the order was received here at the hamilton county board of elections at 8:01... 31 minutes after the polls closed. what you're seeing is the last few minutes the polls were open... just before 8-30. this was at the library downtown. the good news here is that voter turnout was relatively high today. secretary of state jon husted told me earlier that he expected a 45% voter turnout in hamilton county. he called voter turnout statewide... quote... "strong." back here in hamilton county... votes are being counted... and it's not expected to be done until about midnight. board of elections chair tim burke told me that poll workers had already closed up... and packed up... but had to start taking ballots again. "as voters were showing up having heard on the news about this order, our poll workers were instructed to vote those voters - allow them to vote

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until 5:00 p.m. make note of that. that will effect a lot of us, myself included.in perkasie somerton road past dublin pike, one lane blocked here. a lot of activity this morning. and also, just a reminder, betsy ross bridge westbound ramp to richmond street is closed and this will be closed until early may. back over to you, erika. >> meisha, thank you. >>> a suspect is in custody in the weekend shooting of the idaho pastor. the accused shooter traveled across the country to the the white the house, where he was arrested. we now get the story of exactly how he was caught. >> reporter: man suspect of shooting an idaho pastor over the weekend arrested in washington, on tuesday just outside the white house. >> initial reports indicate he had thrown several items over the fence at the white house, initial information i'm receiving is those included some flash drives and some other unknown items. >> reporter: police say kyle andrew odom gunned down tim remington outside a church in idaho on sunday. remington is expect to survive. after the shooting odom flew to washing

might have overnight construction until about 6:00. it lengthersingers until then. this is durham county looking nice. won't vote 2016 as we get started. donald trump comes out on top in north carolina winning the republican nomination with 40% of the vote to ted cruz's 37%. barbara: for the democrats hillary clinton won big with more than 54% of support to bernie sanders's 40%. we have breaking results from national races. hillary clinton and donald trump both got significant delegates. clinton gained 23 from missouri, illinois gave her 88 and wins in ohio and florida and north carolina she has more than 1,500 of the 2,383 needed to win the democratic nomination. bernie sanders has 800. john: donald trump grabbed more delegatesor the republicans. he took illinois with 39% to ted cruz's 30%. he also edged out cruz in a florida went to trump and john kasich won ohio. you see the total count. donald trump 621 of the #,1,100 or so needed. barbara: you shared our facebook about one pan's kind skres kerr. travis felt had papa john's deliver pizza for voters waiting hours

546 in the morning --no chance of rain until 5 0r 6 in the morning highs are in the region tomorrow will push into the mid '60s for oakland and we'll have your seven day forecast at the end of the show >> pam :our sports director gary is here gary i would like to present to you the kron 4 news sports news steve kerr has not been happy with the team's recent performances and after two turnovers to start the game steph curry goes behind his back to draymond green for the dunk and the dubs are off and running end of 2nd quarter curry he does it again from 55 feet to end the half and he runs right into the locker room 52- 41 warriors at the half 3rd quarter green flips it to marresse speights for the three-pointer 75-60 warriors end of 3rd quarter speights with 1.6 seconds left the inbounds touchdown pass to leandro barbosa for the layup 81-63 warriors final: 115-94 warriors 57-6 still one game ahead of the '95-'96 bulls pace of 72 wins with 19 games left they need to go 16-3 to break the record with nfl free agency opening toda the houston texans have signed now former denver broncos q

you have more snow in south jersey and delaware, it will be until lunchtime until it gets off the coast. we'll see the snow break up over the immediate i-95 corridor. dress the kids warmly, temperatures are below freezing, they will want the heavy coat this afternoon, getting into the 40s later, but it will be blustery. 31 degrees by 7:00. 38 by noon. early in the afternoon we'll met the coating to an inch of snow. blustery conditions with a high of 42 matt. >>> mayor jim kenny made his push for preschool funding official. he attended a round table discussion with pre-k providers in west philadelphia after delivering the proposal in his first budget address. part of his spending plan is to get 3 and 4 year kids in school. city store owners are worried that the new tax on sodas will drive people out of the of the city. >>> they go to cherry hill and the suburbs, hopefully the mayor will listen to our concerns of the small businessmen and take it from there. >>> the soda tax proposal failed under the nutter administration, he was an opponent back then. he said it will generate $4 million

until then, look at the temperatur across the nation. up and down the eastern seaboard, we are waking up to temperatures in the 30's. upper 40's in orlando. marion county, you are waking up to 37 degrees which is why you are under a frost advisory until 9:00 a.m. 39 in palm coast. 48 in orlando. warmer out in the brevard coast in the upper 50's. our frost advisory for our viewing area including parts of marion county. as we take you hour by hour so you caplan out your day. topping out in the 70's, four degrees below that average mark for the city beautiful. it will be dry with plenty of that spring sunshine. get out and enjoy the nice warm up as well as the rain chances going up. we'll have all those details coming up in my full forecast. how the roadways are shaping up with our traffic anchor. >> candace, thank you. one thing i want to pass along, it looks like we have a disabled vehicle which is blocking a travel lane. this is happening on the exit ramp from i-4 westbound, it takes you over to conroy road. watch out for one lane blocke

until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. closed during the overnight for lynx blue line construction, university point boulevard, ikea is the alternate around that. coming up from rock hill, 21 minute, 66 miles an hour. concord to center city, 18 minute commute, lake norman south at 16 minutes, 64-miles-per-hour. that is traffic, christine. >> christine: we watch breaking news happening right now. >> john: police investigating a shooting in north charlotte, this is a live look at the scene on north tryon at craighead, mark davenport was the first reporter on the scene, he will join us live after the break. this morning, it is 6:26. >> christine: breaking news in north charlotte, if you're just joining us, you're looking live at an active police investigation in charlotte where one person was shot and injured. this is north tryon street here, the tryon square shopping center if you're familiar with that area. north tryon and craighead road. we have a live report in minutes. >> john: charlotte city council set to vote on sever

8:30 p.m. >> houston said he received no written order until 2014. hamilton county voters voted until 7:30 and the polls closed, locally, no one knew what was secretary of state. >> sometimes, they are cleaning up the polls, by 8:00 p.m., they have left. >> and they got the secretary of state e-mail by 8:01. not the court order until 8:15. >> made every effort to reach the poll workers and instruct the poll workers on, that the polls will remain open until 8:30. the poll workers will do their best to process the voters. >> less than 100, between 7:30 and 8:30. >> we're a place where legal issues, surrounding elections seem to flow freely. and this was just the latest, and in a line of federal >> and judge says, she can't explain the reasoning. there are adequate facts to support the court order. they will keep the u.s. district courts open, just for cases like this, where there are voting complaints. >> now we know what happened. does anything change as a result of what happened last night? >> well, probably not. maybe people will handle situation, similar situations differently next

. >> nothing is official until it happens tomorrow. we have you both there. the community is visibly unhappy with the president's presence. several turned out with signs and voiced their disagreement. we of cuban-americans open to change >> it's time to stop this. it's over and done with. let's reunite. open the embargo. lift the embargo. that's it. >> >> protesters will be back again tomorrow for a larger demonstration and more are planned for the rest of the president's trip to havana. >>> a develing story. a boater has disappeared and t t coast guard is trying to find him. local ten news reporter is live with this story. >>reporter: we are learning the name of the missing man. his name is paul flowers. he is 31 years old. he is from new york city. it's unclear if he was visiting or what he was doing on the water. it appears that he was with a group of friends. you can see fwc and several other agencies still here on the right a little, that is one of theboats involved in this incident. a group of 16 friends set out for fun on the water this afternoon, rent

still eggcelent sunday high of 53 and saving rain until monday. don't think that looks bad at all, bob kelly. >> 5:47, going to be good nap weather today and tomorrow. ready for another puppy pick. i showed you charlie last time around. here's jackson. jackson is our lab, white lab next to charlie. so charlie is only 6 months ol old. he gives jackson a run for his money there as they run around. >> do they get along well. >> they get along great. yes. it's national puppy day. post your picks on facebook, twitter, instagram, use #fox29goodday so we can take your puppies and put them on tv all morning long. down the shore, toms river and long beach blocked near butler. use princeton as alternate. hello to conshohocken. this is a live look at the blue route 476 ridge past conce and past ikea. light volume so far this morning. starting to see some traffic vine expressway but no major accidents to speak of this time around. philly international, we heard from dave there at the international terminal give yourself extra time. everybody is being vigilant

voting goes from 10:00 until 4:00. voters must be registered as well, this morning, hundreds of runners are going to be kicking a beer bash into high gear. it's the fourth annual bockfest 5k. beginning at 10:00, runners will pass several historic grew brewery sites in over-the-rhine and finish with a cold beer at bockfest hall. proceeds support the brewery district and the cincinnati brewing heritage trail. it will be loud like that, and you can enjoy the party back at bockfest hall. they're going to be crowning the new sausage queen. elise lohrbach has reigned supreme for the previous year as the 2015 sausage queen. past winners include jackie roe. the three-day ept kicked off last year with a parade in front of arnold's, cincinnati's oldest saloon. it featured a goat pulling a keg of bock beer and the current led the event to bockfest hall. the event wraps up tomorrow with the crowning of the new sauce an queen. two local entrepreneurs are using the weekend to kick off their brewery. cincinnati natives anthony stover

and you are saying under oath it was not until october. he was not until october. governor, you are my governor. this could have been my city. and governor for the life of me i cannot understand that you as thevernor, who led on purpose of operating as a business, you are going to operate as governor of the government, that you met with your staff and they refused to bring you up-to-date, or bring you in, or get you engaged. this is a sad day in this just sad aboutam this, governor. i am very sad about this. accountability for those you held accountable. you said you fired or the resigned, what does accountability look like for you? rep. chaffetz: the gentlewoman's time is expired but you may answer. governor snyder: it is a tragedy that never should have happened. i understand why people in flint should be angry. , iterms of looking at this kick myself every day asking what more questions can i ask, what can we have done? we have a lot of discussions about water during the entire period. and over go back over again, we were told the water was safe. that was wrong.