i mean -- >> anthony: really?rfect society in that sense because in a perfect society, i believe, everybody should be able to feed themselves and their friends or their family, at least reasonably well. and if they're not able to do that, they should be shunned and demonized and marginalized. >> mike: well, agreed. most of the firemen are known for their cooking. we cook some outstanding meals. we've learned to shop, we've learned to shop with less to feed more. you don't want to be a belly robber. you better bring some food back for the boys. >> anthony: firefighters, in my experience, are a lot like the marines i've met over the years. no matter how badly lead, ridiculously underequipped, underappreciated, no matter how doomed their mission, they take a bizarre and quite beautiful pride in at least being screwed more than everybody else, and doing it with style. they seem to do what they do, for themselves. it's not a job, it's a calling. >> mike: this is where the guys store their gear, as you can see the gear

>> anthony: oh, that's good.s. >> andy: they make more than a hundred bottles a day, so 30,000 bottles? >> anthony: that's a lot of whiskey. >> andy: yeah it's a lot of -- that's a lot of uh -- did i -- did i do that right? >> anthony: yeah. >> andy: or have i had too many whiskeys? >> anthony: how did this happen? how did i get here? [ laughter ] coming into focus, the man across the table. he looks familiar. maybe, if i can remember who he is, it'll be a clue as to where i am. >> man: okay. >> anthony: right. andy -- andy ricker. the white guy who cooks awesome thai food. is it pretty spicy? put that in there. >> anthony: the pok pok in portland. restaurants in new york. andy's made a name for himself faithfully reproducing the cuisine of northern thailand. the good stuff that comes from places like here. rice country. chiang mai province. in this part of the world you live and die by the harvest. thai food is intensely regional, and northern thailand in particular has many distinctive features. this is a world

>> anthony: oh yeah. >> anthony: eating bugs? do you like the soup? >> anthony: soup's awesome. >> marc: yeah? >> anthony: i'm going to go home and have many sons tonight? >> marc: nah. >> anthony: no? >> marc: in the old days they didn't have the soup. they just literally boiled it. they put it in these, like, little paper cups, and just eat it like an hors d'oeuvres. >> anthony: i'm looking at them and i'm thinking. "get the -- out of my soup and make me a sweater." >> marc: even koreans really don't eat this all the time. but i guess this country makes you feel like -- "if you can't eat this, then you're not korean!" kind of thing. >> anthony: where were you born? >> marc: i was born in new york. >> anthony: you were born in new york? >> marc: yes. >> anthony: and were there 'til -- >> marc: 'til roughly twenty-one. i grew up on the streets, grew up in new york city. it was automatically, "you're a chink." wait a minute -- chink is, isn't that supposed to be chinese? i'm korean. and that's where the whole number one korean com

>> anthony: yeah, no doubt.he delta and went to ole miss. but he's neither left, nor lost faith. he feels an obligation to empower, uplift, educate, to contribute. >> pyinfamous: one of the important tasks of musicians is being able to really speak truthfully about what's going on without fear of reprisal. right? it allows the audience then to say, "you know what, you're right." now that you put it to a nice melody, or to a nice beat, or you say it in that way, and hopefully in the end, that engages them more and allows them to move. and i don't think any movement in the world has not had a soundtrack. right? regardless of what it is. and so, that's our job. ♪ the hood here that's exactly why the hood's here ♪ ♪ and if you trying to find better look here ♪ ♪ close the lines scared to cross ♪ ♪ it's not fair to y'all make rules, break rules ♪ when you think what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves

>> anthony: right.in tepito, there are no angels, but lost souls. >> anthony: what's the saying? >> alfonso: comer bien. >> anthony: eat well. >> alfonso: coger fuerte. >> jorge: -- hard. >> alfonso: enseñar los huevos a la muerte. >> jorge: and showing los huevos to the death. >> anthony: show your balls to the devil? or to -- >> jorge: to death. >> anthony: on the menu, migas. the base comes from boiling cracked ham bones to release the marrow, to which garlic, onion, cascabel peppers and epazote is added. thickened with stale bread and leftover tortillas. when you got nothing, you make something really awesome out of nothing. >> jorge: the grandmothers have the creativity to taking advantage of the bones of pigs. and now it's a gourmet dish. >> anthony: any great, old culture where there's poverty, there's something like this. yeah, by the way, if you're watching this, after you do this, you really gotta wash your hands before you touch your --. okay? that's a rookie mistake, going to take a piss rig

anthony: that's a lot of churning there. selling at the worst time. >> they are buying they should be selling so my job is to work with his team to make sure they understand the needs of investor , are they certain be driven or driven for contribution? was the real driving force and water people psychological needs, not just their financial needs. anthony: this is a comprehensive approach in and have a strong opinion on stocks or bonds or asset allocation. you are customizing and doing asset allocation and executing on comprehensive financial planning. maria: you can go everywhere, stocks, bonds alternatives. >> i introduce these two and now they have joined forces per se so i'm excited. anthony: is this up all the time does he give you a crazy call? >> we have great conversations about strategy and about execution. when the biggest gifts i got was when tony was writing the book, he interviewed 50 the most brilliant minds in finance and i was the only financial professional better front row seat and had a chance to listen to

anthony: 49 degrees. anthony: all right. abc11 eyewitness news together we are proud to sponsor another great event going on tonight. caitlin: this is the 30ing anniversary of a toast to the triangle. steve daniels will be serving at the emcee again this year. annual event. a game time, all of the proceeds go to the tammy lynn center. they provide support and resources to children and adults with developmental disabilities. tickets for tonight's dinner have raised a ton of money. they raised $200,000. a toast to the triangle is the tammy lynn's have fundraising event. anthony: and eastern-style barbecue served again at a popular raleigh restaurant. old time barbecue opened yesterday for the first time since january. crews spent the past three months repairing the damage when a truck crashed into the building. you will find it on hill street inside of i-40. caitlin: movie lovers in cary this weekend for the first african-american film festival that started on thursday. it showcases features and short films by and about africa

anthony: 7:23. caitlin: coming up, we'll s (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. 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 noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, answer the call already. anthony: welcome back. we are proud to sponsor another great event going on tonight. caitlin: it's the 30th anniversary of the toast to the triangle. our own steve daniels will be the emcee for the annual event. he's doing it again this year. all the proceeds go to the tammy lynn center which provides support and resources to both children and adults with developmental disabilities. tickets for tonight's dinner have proven to be their biggest fundraiser yet raising more than 200,000. a toast to the triangle is the tammy lynn center's premier from the triangle's best ightening up. the big winners from saturday's primaries and caucuses. caitlin: and the big victory sparking big i drive a go

anthony: a chilly start this morning. i'm anthony wilson. caitlin: and i'm caitlin knute. we have the hardest work in showbiz right here pulling double duty this weekend. are you awake. the 10:00 hour, it may change. we'll get some sunshine in here. not much warmer today but tomorrow and the rest of the week looking great. temperatures way up in the 70s. 32 in siler city right now. most areas upper 30s, low 40s. 43 in fayetteville now. showers are gone. we had them last night so it might be a little damp out there as we start the day today and we expect to see the clouds lingering. a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. should be dry. don't worry about that. warmer tomorrow in the 60s and a big warm-up after that. anthony: fans still celebrating the big win over duke last night. tarheel fans taking the camera into franklin street. caitlin: the tobacco rivalry is last night's meeting did not disappoint. >> welcome back to cameron. another new classic. the tarheels leading the entire way and duke had highed the game. cameron was erupting. roy needed a time-out. so many

anthony: anthony wilson. we've got 38 degrees outside at 7:31. all the news just ahead right after we check in with meteorologist steve daniels to tell us when it gets a little warmer. steve: a cool day, a lot of clouds around. expect a stellar weekend. next week, temperatures are really going to go up. it will feel like spring. temperatures pretty cold. we have 29, siler city, 28 in sanford, 33 in irwin. a lot of clouds around, a low cloud deck in place this morning. that will break apart a little bit and then we'll see more afternoon and low to mid-50s for high temperatures later on today. tomorrow, a little bit warmer, more sunshine, especially in the afternoon. and then the warm-up begins monday. you're going to love the seven-day. more on that coming up in a few minutes. anthony: thank you, steve. new this morning, gunshots heard in raleigh where a man was shot by police earlier this week. you're looking at the scene on bragg street just after midnight. this is close to the place where 24-year-old akiel denkins was killed. this time, police

anthony: on a case by case basis, you say we need access.ike a search and seizure, in fourth amendment bill of rights thing. >> i do, but we have to figure out the mechanism, i don't think it can be where there is a universal backdoor that is there, there is no question, those who wish us will, will -- who wish us ill will find that and use it for criminal purposes. maria: on one hand you want to be able to get that information from the phone, but is apple being asked to create software that will make everyone vulnerable? >> that is the question, i think along with mike haden and others who have been surprisingly, i think, resist ant to the notion they should become pehled to create -- campbelled to create software that penetrates their own question -- own system, i have questions about that, this is say international issue not just about u.s., where we generally trust our government . to make use of what it has. what happens when china goes to apple. and russia? who might go after someone, again in human rights realm. so, that is the issue.

anthony: that's a lot of churning there.t the worst time. >> they are buying they should be selling so my job is to work with his team to make sure they understand the needs of investor , are they certain be driven or driven for contribution? was the real driving force and water people psychological needs, not just their financial needs. anthony: this is a comprehensive approach in and have a strong opinion on stocks or bonds or asset allocation. you are customizing and doing asset allocation and executing on comprehensive financial planning. maria: you can go everywhere, stocks, bonds alternatives. >> i introduce these two and now they have joined forces per se so i'm excited. anthony: is this up all the time does he give you a crazy call? >> we have great conversations about strategy and about execution. when the biggest gifts i got was when tony was writing the book, he interviewed 50 the most brilliant minds in finance and i was the only financial professional better front row seat and had a chance to listen to all the c

anthony: that's a lot of churning there.t the worst time. >> they are buying they should be selling so my job is to work with his team to make sure they understand the needs of investor , are they certain be driven or driven for contribution? was the real driving force and water people psychological needs, not just their financial needs. anthony: this is a comprehensive approach in and have a strong opinion on stocks or bonds or asset allocation. you are customizing and doing asset allocation and executing on comprehensive financial planning. maria: you can go everywhere, stocks, bonds alternatives. >> i introduce these two and now they have joined forces per se so i'm excited. anthony: is this up all the time does he give you a crazy call? >> we have great conversations about strategy and about execution. when the biggest gifts i got was when tony was writing the book, he interviewed 50 the most brilliant minds in finance and i was the only financial professional better front row seat and had a chance to listen to all the c

anthony: that's not what i thought it was. caitlin: anthony was excited, he thought it was going to be one of the food trucks. anthony: this angle shows is what's going on but we can see everything including those of you who come down to watch the parade. steve can't wait. steve: we can't wear green. caitlin: that's my favorite color. steve: apostle billet he of a shower to -- the possibility of a shower today is really low. you see very light activity this morning and we cannot rule out a spotty shower this morning just about anywhere. temperatures are in the 50's with some low 60's. clouds are around them spotty sprinkles and drizzles are going on. otherwise, mostly cloudy skies. if you are going downtown, numbers will be mild. p.m., we will be at 70 and there is a chance of a sprinkle but otherwise, mostly cloudy skies. rain chances are ramping up and we will talk about that in a few minutes. anthony: a rollover car wreck in orange county happened on highway 70 south of 85 to the durham/orange county line. our crew says to

i'm anthony wilson. caitlin: and i'm caitlin knute. 36, 37, 38, it's all chilly to me in my book but it's going to go up, right? steve: yeah, but today is a cool day. normal high of 60, and we'll be about seven degrees cooler than that. light showers moving on through later on tonight. most of us will be in bed when all the rain we've been seeing the last few nights has been overnight rains and we'll see it again. 27 siler city, 37 at rdu. the last hour is a little bit cool. regardless, low to mid-30s, upper 20s, so a cold start and low clouds in place. off to the north, there's a disturbance coming our way bringing rain showers late tonight. notice the clouds thickening up too as the day wears on. low to mid-50s for highs today. tomorrow, we get a little warmer than next week. if you want some warmth, here it comes. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. caitlin: thank you, steve. new this morning, an overnight shooting in the same spot where a man was shot by a police officer earlier this week. this h

anthony: we are all pulling for you. i her husband side this morning, coming up, this final celebration of her life in the folks who showed up. lemme get a mcpick 2. check out the fresh new look on mcdonald's mcpick 2 menu! lemme get a mcpick 2 now, choose any 2 delicious mcdonald's classics for just $5 bucks. mix n match share n savor 2 for $5 name your flavor pick any 2 iconic tastes- a big mac made with 100% beef, flaky filet-o-fish, seared on the grill quarter pounder with cheese or crispy 10-piece chicken mcnuggets for just $5 bucks. grab a friend today and pick your faves! lemme get a mcpick 2 anthony: welcome back and happy st. patrick's day. five people were arrested after rally for republican presidential candidate donald trump who canceled in chicago. the protesters packed the arena and more gathered outside and organizers feared possible violence. we reported the arrest during an isolated confrontation. early boarding today ahead of the presidential primary on tuesday. there are concerns from the naacp about p

anthony: new video. is a people supposed to be keeping your back safe helping themselves to what is inside. package and was at orlando international airport combine the carousel after they got a laptop. this is not the first time. in 2014, police say package electronics and jewelry and close. -- clothes. >> if you travel with expensive luggage, it is probably the one piece of luggage that will be targeted more than anything else. the chance of you being targeted goes up dramatically. anthony: taking a photo of your bag with your contents there so you can prove what is inside if you have to. call police and file a report right away. two north carolina cities making fortunes magazine's best under the radar. asheville ranked among the 10 cities. the magazine calls asheville the epicenter of southern towns with great craft brewery. the burger restaurant chain mark wahlberg. he has announced plans to open 30 new restaurants, including a location in charlotte and several in southern carolina. no word yet on ex

anthony? anthony: thank you. it's a sea of green taking over fayetteville street outside the raleigh eyewitness news center today. it may not look like it right now but the 34th annual st. patrick's day parade steps off at 10:00 in the morning. you will see hundreds of floats, bands, dance groups and plenty of irish luck. barbara gibbs, ed trump, gloria rodriguez all taking part. you can come see us. street -- actually down fayetteville and martin where you'll find all the food trucks in front of our eyewitness news center. we'll have our pop-up studio in operation. if you can't make it downtown, eyewitness news brings the parade home to you with live streaming of the parade on abc11.com. caitlin: and tomorrow runners will take part in the tobacco road marathon in carry -- cary. this is a qualifier for the boston marathon. a lot of people get their personal best because the trail is so flat, paved, and has few turns. abc 11 is a proud sponsor of this. many of us will be running including myself. anthony: all the

anthony: young md. caitlin: young iv. yeah. so -- anthony: yeah. anthony: 41 degrees, 9:37. we offered women a mystery beauty treatment. right now? yeah! that sounds great! could they guess what it was? very rich and smooth. really creamy. i keep touching my face. what?! wait! just water was added to this? my skin definitely feels much more radiant. that sense of having like smooth dewy skin only dove has 1/4 moisturizing cream for smoother, more radiant skin. dove, your daily beauty caitlin: well, good morning. north carolina, it is sad march 5th. i'm caitlin knute. anthony: i'm anthony wilson. 9:30. 41 degrees. but there is a warmup in your future. how soon? here is meteorologist steve stewart with the answer. steve: this weekend and next week -- caitlin: ok. steve: it will be nice. more clouds around, but a dry week. you're not going to care. hey! 70! caitlin: we'll take it. steve: absolutely. right now it is cold. we started out in siler city and stanford in the upper 20's. now, front -- front there now. a lot of low clouds are breaking apart. and a band of showers in ke

anthony: thank you. raleigh police are investigating an overnight standing, this happened at 2:00 a.m. at the mirage nightclub. one person was hurt there. not clear how the injuries are. and the blame game on the who is responsiblekasichic, tuesday is making or break. they are both lagging badly. anthony: ted cruz won most of the delegates at stake in wyoming. and marco rubio won the washington, d.c. carcass. head to abc11.com, go vote for complete voter information guide. new this morning, a large brush fire getting out of hand in the hope mills area. you're looking at cyprus lake road. some homes there were in the line of fire, fortunately, none of the homes were damaged, but a barn was damaged. in moore county a three car crash sent eight people to the hospital. several rescue crews were called to the scene, including a helicopter. nope life-threatening injuries. no word on what caused this crash. by an amtrak train in greensboro. it was on the way to charlotte from raleigh. and happened at 1:30 on sa

>> anthony: right.nd uh -- >> yescka: in middle this is the narco traffic. >> anthony: ah, the middle. >> yescka: so, yeah, he is like the god in mexico, you know? because he is like over -- >> anthony: all of it. >> yescka: yeah. >> anthony: so, this is the way mexico works? >> yescka: yeah. for me, the most problem in mexico is the corruption. >> anthony: mexico can be a dangerous place for journalists, for politicians, for police. is it a dangerous place for artists? >> yescka: yeah, i think so. yeah, because if you no agree with the government you're like enemy.

anthony: local food vendors. their mission when driving here for the parade. >> this allows us to get out to the people. all-natural, all organic products. we want the people of the community to get a taste of that. sights and sounds really amplify the message. >> happy st. patrick's day. we have 61 degrees at i believe in building ladders of opportunity for people, knocking down the barriers that stand in the way. hillary knows educationis the way up... ...to a good job,a decent living. so she wants pre-school for every child... ...great teachers... ...and college without crushing debt. together we can break down barriers for our kids so they get the education they need and deserve no matter what zip code they live in. anthony:is call to make them safer and easier to control. a piece from malaysia airlines 370? it disappeared two years ago. a south african team found the debris in september and took it home. a different piece was found last 27,000 electric cars in u.s. and canada possibly with a brake malfunctio

anthony: police confirmed that it was a drive-by. pastor bedroom, pastor bathroom come into your kitchen -- past your bedroom, past your bathroom, into your kitchen. >> yes. after her close: tonight -- overnight -- >> i'm going to go away for a couple of days. anthony: you are urged to call crimestoppers. an award is offered. and you don't have to give your name. barbara: this is in raleigh, live images coming in from the scene of a higher. you can -- of a fire. you can see the flames coming through the roof. no one has been injured. john: classes resume today as a college mourns the death of four young students. friends and family say tanisha scott, robyne barnes, kandis the were inseparable. ted cruz getting a big endorsement. jeb bush now back in her desk now backing that texas senator. -- jeb bush now backing the texas senator. barbara: the endorsement comes after he himself ended his campaign for the republican nomination. carolina campu john: investigation of a loud boom. armor: there -- barbara: there are no reports of earthqu

even smaller than the one that anthony just did. the 25th annual easter parade marching down union street between golf and fill more. >> i wanted to do something more with her where i knew there would be a lot of kids she could see and activities and what not. and she's having fun so far. >> one of the main attractions is, of course, the easter bonnet contest where kids, adults even pets win prizes for the most outrageous easter hats. >>> pope francis delivered his easter message in front of tens of thousands of people in st. peter's square. denounced terrorism with the recent attacks in belgium, turkey and iraq. he drove through the square as the crowd cheered and waved. >>> kris, menti mentioned a loc easter egg hunt. people stopped to celebrate the holiday. san francisco's glide memorial church held its easter service with plenty of music and clapping and festivities. even though it's an institution in san francisco's tenderloin. the church is always in need of a little extra help. >> what we need more volunteers because there ar

let's head over to anthony to see how the roads are moving. >> things moving pretty well. not much to report, you can see you take a look at the map, lots of green. that denotes things moving without a problem. still talk about overnight construction like we usually do around this time of morning. head towards the bay bridge maze in oakland and coming down 580 and 680 through sunol and otherwise things moving pretty good this early morning. back to you. >> thank you very much, anthony. >>> now to that breaking news out of india where that overpass collapsed and at least 14 people were killed and 150 people are still trapped as we speak and rescuers are working to save them and pull them from the rubble. this happened in the city of kolkata. the overpass was under construction when that portion of it fell. stay with us, we will continue to update this breaking story throughout the morning. we know we have a lot of connections to india here in the bay area. >>> back here in the bay area, more connection with this video of a man seen being beaten by sheriff. confirmed that a

anthony: does he get it? answer to that question. >> this is the test for the republicans in congress. the test. maria: here is the other choice, judge garland. thoughts on garland? >> when you have what the presidents do, when you think of ronald reagan, the first thing you wouldn't think of is scalia. ronald reagan had years because of justice scalia. maria: you're right. >> if you put a 49-year-old in the united states supreme court, he's going to be in the same position, so the fact that the other nominee is 63 versus 49, i think the trend and george w. bush put roberts on. presidents -- that's one of the biggest most powerful decisions they make. maria: by the way, mitch mcconnel said they won't make a decision till november. anthony: he's also calling donald trump. that's what donald said on the press release. maria: okay. >> this is going to be very interesting. >> watch the establishment get -- maria: that's what i'm saying. >> if he backs off of that -- >> he's going to have constitutional lawyers ar

it is the same hospital where anthony was set to start working as a security guard today. >> anthony was very, very happy boy because today he was going to start his new job. >> reporter: as for the third victim he is in stable condition. live in the mariners harbor section of staten island cbs2 news. >> thank you very much. upper east side man is now considered a homicide. 78-year-old chris cooley's body was found on 64th street and madison avenue on march 16th. he was strangled. >>> video shows a red camaro linked to a sexual assault on a senior citizen in chelsea. two people in the vehicle approached a 67 year woman and falsely identified themselves as police officers as took the woman to a different location where they violated and robbed her. >>> a jetblue flight attendant will learn if she'll be released on bail. marcia rogers is facing charges for trying to clear security at los angeles international airport with over $3 million authorities say she fled when she was caught with the drugs in her luggage. >>> still ahead, two families devastated when there is confusion at the fu

now to anthony who has more. anthony: we have about two dozen people in line. many of them were here before the polling place actually opened. they are very enthusiastic obviously about taking part in the process. they have come with their information and they have issued or acceptable i.d.'s. we are told that those who do not have them there are options. the other they can we heard is some are not sure where to go. some may go to the wrong place and we want to make sure you check online if you can before you go to the polling place and make sure you go to the correct one. that said, we will stay here at the library keeping an eye on t the things and talking to folks about why it is important to vote had time. the post are open now until 7:30. bring your i.d. and prepare with a good book and hand held device for a wait because it appears that a lot of people want to make their voices heard. barbara: anthony wilson, thank you. we have a vote 2016 hotline to answer questions and concerns today. amber has more. amber: volunteers from the here all day to answer cal

back to you. >> thank you very much, anthony. >>> 5:30 right now. we are following developing news this morningoverseas easter celebrations took a deadly turn in pakistan. a suicide bomber attacked a park in the city of lahore and the devastation reaches around the world here to the bay area. dozens of people were killed. more than 50 and hundreds were hurt when a suicide bomber blew himself up at that park near the country's border with india. most of the victims, more than half of the victims are children and women. the san jose state student with ties to the region said it was painful to see that video of yesterday's attack. >> i was like, we can't do nothing. be far away from them. >> told the park is a place that many people go to relax and meet with people over the weekend. a group related to the taliban now claiming credit for that attack. the u.s. will continue to work with pakistan to combat the threat of terrorism. >>> and a popular facebook feature that lets people know whether someone is okay after a disaster apparently failed miserably

anthony: both.k at several years ago in the banking sector, companies prepared for the potential of turn. they retained more workers, especially professional ones over 18. if the rebound does not come back, then 18 will probably be there and they may assemble a b team and c team. it will take time and more resource to get them together. alix: the chatter right now is how quickly and how fast can u.s. production be shut in and how long will it be shut in for? does this kind of data change your view? will we see more u.s. production faster? anthony: i think responsibly faster on two issues. one is on the labor side. there is still labor around the market. also equipment and the financing. there are equity races for some you p companies as well. when opportunity presents itself, companies may draw again. alix: the other area is ducks. you drill the well, you did not frack it. you have about 4000 of these wells sitting in the u.s.. you can get the crew to back. these wells can be up and running in a sho

as anthony wilson reports, the anthony: it happened around 3:30 this morning in the booking area of the county jail. officers are bringing jimmy mcmillan in on a domestic charge , and suddenly found himself wrestling with a gun. the gun was in the back of the suspect's pants. the officer is out of the hospital now. mcmillan is now charged with several crimes, including assault with a deadly weapon on a government official. in the original charge, a domestic charge, secret peeping. security cameras captured the scuffle, but the video is not being released at this time. from the durham county jail, anthony wilson. john: now in cuba, president obama and cuban president raul president castro welcomed mr. obama and the first lady this morning at the palace of the revolution. it is the next step in struck a deal to expand wi-fi and broadband internet on the island. amber: happening now in rolesville, police are investigating a break-in at an abc store. police found the front door showers. gloria rodriguez is live. gloria: the suspect went into the store but did not take anything. police belie

anthony, where are you looking at? >> three separate crashes in the south bay on 101 northbound at the 280 interchange. barely moving, but we are making some progress. switching over to the maps and show you what's happening. one accident looks like it is cleared and two accidents and one near the 87 connector. >> that's a rough morning. >> we'll see you again in just 25 minutes with more updates. >>> good morning. breaking news. [ siren ] powerful storms unleash tornadoes in oklahoma. golf ball-sized hail in kansas. widespread flooding in arkansas. this parking lot turned into a river. and look what happened in this college dorm. severe weather, and it's moving east today. >>> damage control. a rare backtrack from donald trump after making controversial comments about women who get abortions. >> there has to be some form of punishment. >> to the women? >> yeah. there has to be some form. >> pro choice and pro life groups blasting the front-runner. >> he's dangerous. >> will trump's comments do damage to campaign or wi

on this anthony -- anthony wilson. john: we are on top of developments in the attorney general race. one state democratic party person has the job and now of -- the state democratic party has the job of finding josh stein's replacement. the wake county state senator resigned from his district 16 seat to run for north carolina attorney general. he worked on jones street the past seven years. expect a decision next month. the state g.o.p. says stein resigned because he didn't want to take a stand on the charlotte bathroom ordinance. barbara: we nor about a deadly hit-and-run in moore county. matthew phillips was visiting a he was found on the side. road friday with no sign of vehicle that hit him. anyone with information should call a police. a murder-suicide is under investigation on monday where police were called to a house and they found annie perry in the bedroom shot to indictdeath and her husband found in another room with what appeared to be a sever inflict eded gunshot wound. john: this new video in from a bad c

anthony has details. anthony: not exactly a warm hug for the new unc assistant president. they have wrapped up their protest. they are accusing spellings of, phobia and a lack of sensitivity. corporate entity, as opposed to one dedicated to education for all. they don't trust her. >> the students are under attack. what do we do? >> fight back. anthony: it is part of a state-wide protest against spellings on the day that she assumes her duties. there are faculty members among this crowd, and students who walked out of their classes at 11:00 a.m. to be here. >> i don't know if it will change anything. i hope it does. i hope margaret spellings listens to the feedback on the university she is supposed to be governing. >> she hasn't been in a position like this. we don't know how she will act. we don't know how she will perform. she is going to be here whether we like it or not. we have to give her a fair chance. anthony: there are similar spellings is not here to see or hear any of this, but on friday when she is sworn in in fayetteville, we are told there protest. we will see

keep in mind, slow going there . >> good advice, thank you, anthony. >>> governor brown is expected to announce a tentative deal that would raise california's minimum wage to $15 an hour over the course of the next several years. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang joining us from our newsroom with details on a potential pay raise that would put california into rarefied air. >> first up for a vote in the legislature in the next couple weeks but even if it's not something the californian voters make a decision on anyway. first here is an overview. this move put the state in line with san francisco where voters have said yes to a $15 minimum wage by 2018. supporters mainly labor advocates say this statewide will help workers afford to keep up with rising costs of living. opponents mainly visit to say this will kill jobs, especially outside of big cities like san francisco and los angeles. overall, political analysts call this move a compromise. governor jerry brown's attempt to satisfy labor unions who have one initiative and another in the works for the november ballot that would raise

back to you guy. >> thank you very much, anthony. a tragic freak accident takes the life of a former facebook executive. the father was electrocuted after jumping into a pool, trying to save his young children and now questions are emerging about pool safety. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell joining us live from burl burlingame with the very latest. he gave his life trying to save his daughter. do we know what was wrong with the pool? >> reporter: the thought is it may have been faulty electric wiring. people have been leaving flowers out of memory of jim tramel. he was the 40-year-old tech exec who was electrocuted easter sunday in the pool at the family's vacation home in palm springs. he jumped in the pool to save his 9-year-old daughter, who was experiencing electrical shock. she was turning blue. she was taken to the hospital, last report, was in critical condition. tramel, however, did not survive the electrical current. law enforcement in palm springs believes faulty wiring, possibly to the pool light, might be to blame. tra

anthony: it will be difficult. there are two options.onald trump wins over it goes to a brokered convention. then it is anyone's game. katty: the chances of that? anthony: a very slim chance. brokered conventions don't happen. setway the system is up with a winner take all primary starting on march 15, donald trump just has to win by 1% or 2%, then he adds to the delegate tally. it is an extortion in reelection campaign. the european union will spend $700 million on the migrant crisis over three years. the bulk will be spent in greece. the key transit point. danny savage reports from idomeni, the greek border with macedonia, where people are stranded as countries further north restrict access. correspondent: in northern villages have sprung up, hastily built. it is the emergency plan to house migrants. many of them are not interested. they feel this is a dead end. as soon as they get off of the bus, they walked to the border. this family from syria, tells me why they aren't staying. >> it isn't much of a life. you cannot stay in a tent f

let's see how the roads are moving now with anthony. >> good morning. we're looking at berkeley right now. this is on the 80 corridor. coming in from emory. >> dale: and there is a stall there right at university avenue and you can see lots and lots of company this morning. traffic tuesday not that, though. we don't have any major accidents out there and switching over to the maps show you the rest of the east bay moving without any concern. 680 through walnut creek and slow through concord, as well. no problems through danville, dublin. hayward seeing slowing near the san mateo bridge and keeping the sunol grade kind of slow this morning and also in the south bay, no concerns. wide open lanes and even the 101 corridor moving without a problem all the way up the peninsula and 101 and 280 looking pritgy right now. back on over to you guys. >> thank you, anthony. >>> a major test in brussels today exactly one week following coordinated terror attacks. >>> plus, take a look at this. a skyscraper up in flames. a fight to get a handle on this fire it spreads

how is it looking on the roads now, anthony. >> things are looking pretty good. you may have heard the saying, no news, good news. that's what we're talking about. in the bay area get out there and take it easien those roads. you'll notice 580 doing pretty good. no problems here coming through. lots of green there. little bit of slowing through sunol on 84 and same deal approaching the san mateo bridge. take you outside and show you what is happening at the bay bridge incline. the metering lights are on but we had problems with our camera, so don't want to show you that spot. you can actually see approaching the toll plaza. things are moving smoothly and no concerns here either. great news, guys. back over you. >> got the wiring working on the cameras, too. thank you very much, anthony. >>> coming up next, we're putting an end to speculation what sheriff laurie smith is revealing about a high-profile inmate brawl at an inmate jail earlier in the month. >>> happening now on digital platforms. w we continue to watchages out of india where breaking news. 14 people a