. >> poachers in arizona idaho and utah choose their candidate. >>> a safety alert for residents of coral gables. the sketch police want you to see. plea to keep the miami open in miami. >>> it was a chilly start in the 50s but nice a mild in the upper 70s. yet ready for warmer and wetter i will have the >>> we want to go back to the the terror attacks earlier today belgium. >> we are live near a subway station. chris good evening and what is happening? >> it's very quiet nile in the middle of the night but we did see just a while ago a friend six team going down to the subway station. this is really a continuing effort to try to find any kind of indications evidence or clues to who was behind this and how they can track down the plotters within -- we've been seeing the raids go on through the night in one district of brussels so it is ongoing. we will be seeing more of this days of mourning. the european commission belting behind to make all flags are flying at half staff because quite likely the victims in that subway bombing that happened in the morning there close to hear included a l

voters in three states take part in the primaries and the caucus huge voter turnout's in arizona, idaho and utah. many showed up too long lines with one voters saying she waited one hour -and-a-half in phoenix arizona. it's an administrative disaster. what i heard this morning at the front desk like the computers were not running correctly. they had to go out to get more ballots because they ran out . we only have 10 people in their hundreds of people . some were waiting up to three hours to cast a ballot. many blame arizona for reducing the number of polling places from about 250 local locations. they went down to 60 . >> it's not just embarrassing but it's a threat. people have to believe in the integrity of voting . >> the turnout would be due to excitement . >> donald trump deserves some credit for this. there is no question he is excited and energized. reporter: bernie sanders hopes to take arizona, utah and idaho but he continues to struggle since winning michigan. he is failing to stage a comeback against. >> these are the states where he started opening back up and gaining on de

ben: presidential candidates continue their campaign in arizona, utah and idaho. juliet: they are hoping to sway voters in those western states. >> reporter: the next round of hillary clinton and donald trump are focusing their attacks on each other. clinton condemning donald after violent rhetoric at his rallies. >> if you see bigotry, oppose it. if you see violence, condemn it. if you see a bully, stand up to him. >> reporter: trump hit back hard at hillary during a town hall monday night. while defending his supporters who he said are passionate and angry with the way the country is going. >> she shouldn't be running. she should not be allowed to run based on the emails. she is being protected. >> reporter: ted cruz attacks donald trump on his a stance on israel. donald said he will be very pro-israel. >> leading republican opponent promised he as president would be neutral between israel and the palestinians. let me be very clear. i as president, i will not be neutral. >> reporter: john kasich says he >> this will go to the convention. if i hadn't won ohio and

. >> cammy: in the race for the white house it is primary night in arizona, idaho and utah and we are awaiting the early returnings. while the polls close, in arizona, many people are still voting. in the phoenix area of lines were around the block. on the supreme court has been a political hot po ta to. they are using the so called "biden" rule. >> the rule was, everything r everyone who not nominated got a chance to meet with every member of the committee. every single one of them got a hearing. because the constitution says the senate will advise them. you just have to consider them. why spread the dysfunction, i really mean this, the dysfunction that exists today. >> rob: my complete interview online now at local12.com. >> cammy: this video wa taken march 7th. the bailiff pushed him back into his chair. words were exchanged and the violence escalated. he is still on the job tonight a special prosecutor is now looking into possible charges. >> rob: learning to ride a bike is like at rite of passage for kids. this kid may get that chance. >> reporter: he spends a lot of time watchin

ilia: votantes de arizona, idaho y utah salieron a elegir candidatos preferidos. "hey cortana, find my katydid video" ¡oh! !es buenísimo! ¿quieres enseñar qué es una probóscide sólo la dibujas en la pantalla. qué envidia, yo no tengo pantalla táctil en mi mac. un insecto grande en las manos de un niño puede cambiar su forma de ver el mundo. como les dijimos, donald trump se proyecta como ganador de las primarias republicanas en arizona y reportero: este Último es el mÁs importanteddebido al nÚmero de delegados que hay un juego. >> en el lado republicano tenemos 58 delegados en nuestro estado. lo interesante es que el que gane se lo lleva todos. 75 delegados serÁn divididos proporcionalmente de acuerdo al voto y 10 asignados por el partido demÓcrata. reportero: son los llamados sÚper delegados. la gente llegÓ en grandes cantidades y asÍ ha sido durante todo el dÍa. otro aspecto es que se trata de un estado fronterizo y muchos acudieron a votar debido a retÓrica anti inmigrante. >>se me hace que eso los ha animado mÁs a votar. >> creo que van a ver mÁs gente salir a

. >> voters will cast ballots, arizona, idaho and utah. >> reporter: a slightly more subdued sunday. donald trump speaking today at the gop dinner in florida but this event was tame after saturday crowds coming to blows. he's a nice gay and john is a nice gay. and really it's so important that we come together as a party. >> meanwhile senator ted cruz is making his way through arizona and turning his sights on trump. >> donald trump has been supporting liberal democratic pop titions for for 40 years. >> and john kasich getting a few jabs. >> i have pointed out times when i thought his language was inappropriate. >> reporter: on the democratic side, hillary clinton took the weekend off but had her husband on the trail. >> we are in position for the first time since i left office to restore an era of broadly-shared prosperity and to create the most inclusive society. >> three stops. >> we say to the billionaire class, we say to corporate america, we say to wall street, no. this country is not going to become an oligarchy. we are a democracy. >> so the focus turns to western states as a

conductora: al regresar los estudiantes de arizona idaho y utah salieron a elegir conductora: hoy martese presenta como ganador en el del partido demÓcrata en ese estado donde juega un papel muy importante. estÁn en juego 55 delegados demÓcratas. en idaho sanders se llevÓ la mayorÍa, en un estado mayoritariamente republicano y por el lado de los republicanos del cruz se proyecta como ganador por encima de donald trump y john tracy. entretanto en el estadio de idaho ver mis sandeces segÚn el historial a asamblea electoral.. juan carlos gonzÁlez no tiene un resumen y nos cuenta quÉ pasÓ con el voto hispanoamericano. reportero: aquÍ no hubo sorpresas en interÉs de hillary clinton. del este de washington clinton dijo que estÁ muy orgullosa de haber ganado en el estado de arizona y calificÓ que no se tratan concursantes candidatos sino que se trata de un concursante. de vista fundamentales, valores y el futuro del paÍs. dice que aunque no puede votar apoya clinton por su postura sobre inmigraciÓn. por el lado republicano la victoria de donald trump tambiÉn fue contundente frente a su mÁs cerc

conductora: al regresar los estudiantes de arizona idaho y utah salieron a elegir su candidato preferidoss con los insectos. "hey cortana, find my katydid video" ¡oh! !es buenísimo! ¿quieres enseñar qué es una probóscide sólo la dibujas en la pantalla. qué envidia, yo no tengo pantalla táctil en mi mac. un insecto grande en las manos de un niño puede cambiar su forma de ver el mundo. conductora: hoy martes fue dÍa de asambleas y primarias. donald trump se proyecta como ganador de la primaria arizona por el partido republicano donde estÁn en juego 78 delegados. hillary clinton se presenta como ganador en el del partido demÓcrata en ese estado donde juega un papel muy importante. estÁn en juego 55 delegados demÓcratas. en idaho sanders se llevÓ la mayorÍa, en un estado mayoritariamente republicano y por el lado de los republicanos del cruz se proyecta como ganador por encima de donald trump y john tracy. entretanto en el estadio de idaho ver mis sandeces segÚn el historial a asamblea electoral.. juan carlos gonzÁlez no tiene un resumen y nos cuenta quÉ pasÓ con el voto hispanoamericano. rep

the next consist is in arizona, idaho and utah. >>> we'll keep an eye out of developments out of north korea. we told you that north korea test fired two medium range ballistic missiles. and the defense experts say that the missiles are not a threat to the u.s. >>> you have to take a few detours if you want to get out of downtown orlando to 408. they closed down 408 westbound. here's a live look at its replacement and the ramp is a few blocks way from the old one at division avenue and it will stay closed for the next three years. and remember. we have you covered during this six year long i-4 ultimate project. to see more about this detour and other projects, go to wftv.com and click traffic tab >>> the teenager accused of trying to kill and orange county deputy will be in court today. the state attorney's office charged the 15-year-old as an adult with attempted murder. he hit sergeant marcy pierce with a car. she is still recovering from her injuries. >>> a man hit a man and his horse with his truck. the woman was injured and the horse died. and todd faces up to 35 years in prison.

marÍa: hoy en día de elecciones primarias en tres estados arizona, idaho y yuta.sedes de el estado islÁmico, pero principalmente en la internet, ya que este es el medio que isis usa para propagar su mensaje. tambiÉn pidiÓ endurecer la vigilancia en las comunicaciones. donald trump defendiÓ una de sus propuestas mÁs controvertidas: la de someter a terroristas a tortura por medio de simulacros de ahogamiento para obtener informaciÓn y obtenerla rÁpido. aÑadiÓ que de ser presidente serÍa muy duro en las fronteras. su principal rival, cruz llamÓ a frenar la entrada de refugiados con una presencia significativa, para que estados unidos no sufra atentados. en california hay 25,318 puentes y pasos elevados, 2009 de ellos( un 8%), tienen deficiencias estructurales. en nuestra zona estÁn daÑados el paso elevado en el condado de contra costa, tambiÉn el cruce de la autopista 880 en el condado de alameda, y el paso elevado de la autopista 880 de san leandro. la actriz del castillo tiene temor de que el gobierno de mÉxico intenté cancelarla. en una entrevista con carmen arist

scholars were graduate middle school and go on to high school. for grabs tomorrow. voters in arizona, idaho and utah head to the polls. wins for donald trump and hillary clinton would get them closer to locking up their nomination. more than half the voters have infavorable opinions of both the front runners. 57% of registered voters aren't fans of trump, 53% don't like hillary clinton. >>> meanwhile the vice president will be in town tomorrow. we will be here supporting former ohio governor ted strikland. >> we aven tell you stories by robber, tonight we have the story of the clerk who who got the last laugh. the clerk locked them out. and as you can see. watched as they tried to get in. they didn't, and eventually ran way. they were armed and police are trying to track them down. >> rob: excited about another beautiful day. >> i think we got to take the good with the bad, in the 60s but probably winds pretty constant. so we may have some things blowing around tomorrow. we had a beautiful day today. win winds were a bit breezy. but a cool evening. kind of that in between season. but tomorr

tomorrow voters will make their choices in arizona... idaho... and utah. arizona will hold a closed primary for both republicans and democrats.... while utah will hold caucuses for both parties.... and idaho will hold a caucus for just the democrats. while some candidates will hit the campaign trail today... donald trump will be in washington. he will reportedly meet with nearly 2- dozen republican leaders..... hoping to improve relations with the g-o-p establishment. several members of the republican party are actively trying to stop trump from winning the nomination..... either by @ supporting other candidates... or @ backing negative ads against trump. @ @ @ trump is calling for the party to get @ behind him... in hopes of defeating hillary clinton... but his opponents argue trump doesn't represent the @ @ @ party's stance. @ @ @ @ right now trump has a commanding lead when it comes to delegates. gggggg@ggg ggssggggggg he leads ted cruz by more than 250 delegates.... and is ahead of john kasich by more than 530 delegates. let's continue our discussion on

hillary clinton says the last thing we need our leaders who incite more fear . >> voters in arizona , utah and idaho made their voices heard . >> it was a big turnout! some people had to wait ballot . good morning. on the republican side, they faced off with a split decision. donald trump easily one arizona adding 58 more delegates to the count. ted cruz came out victorious in utah.the lines were very long and many blame them for the number of polling places. there were two and 50 locations and now there's only 60. some people waited three hours to cast a ballot . older turnout was extremely high and some experts say that might be because there is a lot of excitement over the candidates . >> donald trump takes credit for this and he deserves it . there is no question he is excited and energized. it's not all typical republican primary voters. >> promote senator bernie sanders took two of the clinton took on the biggest prize in arizona. >> there are three more caucuses in saturday . we will keep an eye on those. >> the dog is a man's best friend, so they say. turns out he is a good pal to the cheeta

with huge voter turnouts in arizona, idaho, and utah. many showed up to long lines... with one voter saying she waited an hour and a half in phoenix, arizona. bilbrey says: "it's a real administrative disaster and what i heard this morning was at the front desk, the computers were not running correctly. they had to run out and get more ballots because they didn't have enough ballots. they only had, i think i counted about 10 people in there servicing hundred and hundreds and hundreds of people." some are waiting up to three hours to cast ballots many are blaming the state of arizona for reducing the number of polling places... to 60 regional centers... from about 250 local locations.carlson says: "this is not only embarrassing, it's actually a threat. people have to implicitly believe in the integrity of voting." the voter turnout may also be due to excitement over the candidates for this election. hayes says: "donald trump takes some credit for this and i think deserves some credit for this. there is no question he's excited and energized and different part of the elec

. >>> and it is decision day for voters in arizona a, utah and idaho. -- arizona, utah and idaho. in arizona, 58 delegates are at stake. >>> and the calendar says spring but our temperatures at this hour tell a whole different story. it is a cold morning in the bay area. meteorologist leigh spann joins us now to tell us when it's going to warm up. not take long to warm up but over the next two to three hour, yeah, a taste of winter again. look at this, 38 in zephyrhills. 39 in inverness and brooksville. lakeland just dropped to 4 3 . point. and in those areas with the 30s, a frost advisory, that hernando counties. a.m. but even before 9:00 a.m., you will notice the warm-up. good thing today, it's not as windy as yesterday. winds are basically calm at this point. and with the sunny sky, with the low humidity, it's going to be a very pleasant afternoon. 73 degrees. that's a real fast warm-up so at 4:38 in weather and traffic on the 8s, i have an eight-day eight-day temperature trend. and leslee is going to let you know about the roads. >>> not much. a little bit of overnight construc

radical islamic terrorism. >> reporter: the latest poll numbers still show donald trump ahead in arizona. idaho and utah will also be voting today as the gop establishment remains remains determined to stop trump from securing the nomination. kendis and lauren. >> thank you, ray. as votes come in from three western states, you can count on abc news to bring you the results. look for a wrap-up tomorrow morning on "world news now." >>> moving on now, today's hearing on the security showdown between apple and the justice department postponed. the government says it may not need apple's help after all to unlock the phone of one of the san bernardino terrorists. its experts are chicagoing now to make sure the method does not destroy the data on the phone. apple still says it will not break the encryption. >> we need to decide as a nation how much power the government should have over you're data. and over our privacy. >> tim cook made comments at a low key product unveiling. as expected apple announced a new version of th midsized ipad and lowered the price of its watch. >> an intense manhunt under

voting in arizona, idaho, at utah on tuesday. he went to the border in arizona and has been howling -- holding clinton has a big lead in delegates over sanders. taking steps to stop hunger. that is the goal of durham's annual talk walk. they started at this campus and covered nearly five miles. the effort raised $4 million. $3 million will go to fight hunger around the world, but $1 million will be split among 12 different groups feeding the hungry in durham. >> they may not be saved by all, but there are many people that are in hunger and poverty and can't feed themselves, out of work, or laid off and can't find jobs. lost their houses, all kinds of different circumstances. heather: this is the 42nd half year for the crop hunger walk. a college brawl caught on camera. what students are fighting about areas. protecting plants. your flowers from drooping. a live look from the raleigh eyewitness news center. 43 degrees, some rain out there, and it did not feel very springlike. steve: 43 for the high, the coldest we have had was 41.

sanders is full steam ahead right now planning extra rallies ahead of primaries and caucuses in arizona, idaho, and utah on tuesday. >> any votes he can collect means a lot after he announced he will not seek a recount in the democratic race. he says it will not affect the delegates in missouri and he would rather save the taxpayers money. >>> meanwhile, the republican race in missouri, that one is still too close to call between donald trump and ted cruz. they are both heading to lindsey graham is throwing his support behind cruz. we also told you that florida governor rick scott is putting his support behind trump. governor scott said in a facebook post that it's time for republicans to "accept and respect the will of the voters." >> donald trump is the will of the people. we need to listen to the people, back his candidacy and win in november. >> he said voters are speaking clearly that they want a washington outsider. he's calling party leaders to end republican violence over item's candidacy. >>> -- over trump's candidacy. >>> yesterday, the group "anonymous" posted trump's private inform

. >> reporter: hillary clinton and donald trump take the biggest prize of the night, arizona. idaho and utah make their voices heard in the race for the white house. and the attacks in belgium were on the minds of the voters, clinton saying that she has what it takes to keep america safe. >> queen anne duchy that can provide leadership and that is strong, smart and above all, standing to take on these threats. >> sanders is taking a stronger stand against terrorism in the wake of the attack. >> we will stand as a nation with our allies, our friends, and people all over this world. we will stand with them and we will together crushed and destroy isis. >> reporter: on the republican side, voters are turning to donald trump in greater numbers because they feel he is the strongest candidate that can be isis. >> there will be saturation coverage for the next several days, and after that massacre in paris and san bernardino, is polls went up.>> reporter: senator ted cruz has been criticizing donald trump for not supporting israel. >> i'm the only candidate that can be donald trump and win

trump came in last there, as for the democrats, hillary clinton won arizona, but bernie sanders defeated her in idaho utah. david shuster has more on last night's winners and losers. >> reporter: it was the night donald trump was hoping for. the republican front runner won the arizona primary by a landslide, picking up all of the state's 58 delegates, and continuing his march to the g.o.p. nomination. >> trump is ahead, and when he has a draw he'll stay ahead. what the other candidates are trying to do is figure out how to keep trump from getting a majority of the delegates. >> reporter: the results were not a total loss for ted cruz. he won in utah and that means he still has a chance to keep trump from reaching the delegate threshold needed for the nomination before the summer convention. in the democratic nomination race, hillary clinton won the arizona primary, and her margin of victory was not close. >> this is not just a contest between different candidates. this is a contest between fundamentally different views. >> reporter: it's a setback for progressive challenger, bernie sanders who had ho

voters go to the polls in arizona, idaho and utah. thathat is expected to be a huge loss to donald trump. we'll see. michael shure is in murray, utah, south of salt lake. >> that's right. i'm at cottonwood high school, a caucus site here in utah, and it's where former governor of massachusetts mitt romney, former presidential candidate, will be here to caucus. he is the one setting the table for what is going on in utah tonight. it is his effort to stop donald trump from getting the nomination. he alluded that trump will be dealt a loss here. that's what is right. what people like mitt romney are trying to do is to get that vote 50% to ted cruz so donald trump does not get a single delegate here in utah. what they're going to do in trying to do that happen is to count on the always reliable mormon vote. >> do i love the mormons. >> but do mormons love donald trump. so far in 2016 the answer is a resounding no. trump has already lost the heavy states of idaho and wyoming, and tonight he faces the voters of utah where 63% of the populat

ted cruz is encouraging voters in arizona, idaho and primaries. >> so if you don't want to see donald trump as the nominee come times. >> now on the democratic side hillary clinton plans to rally in arizona today. her husband, bill clinton, appear there had this weekend and so did bernie sanders. he spoke about along the mexican border. channel 9 has complete coverage of the campaign trail and where all the candidates are campaigning on wsoctv.com. >>> troopers are looking into whether an argument led to a 16-year-old's death in shelby. investigators say a car hit nacia cobe and her boyfriend dante parks saturday. they got out of the corner. cobe died. she was a student at shell by high school. >> it's tragic. 16 years old in a relationship dying in the middle of the roadway. the family took it hard. >> parks was taken to cms where he's expected to recover. troopers are trying to figure out if the couple was fighting before the crash. >>> investigators in mooresville are trying to figure out what started an early morning house fire. it started in the back of the duplex. officers invol

voters in arizona, idaho and utah go to the polls tomorrow. and the arizona primary is winner take all and the caucus is a majority take all. trump and clinton in the lead. >>> the president and his family on a tribe to cuba. the president arrived in havana. he met with raoul castro. this is the first time he visited the country in 90 yeaea. the president stressed the importance of cuba to u.s. business. >> america wants to be a partner and moving ahead with deals. leaders are joining the president on the trip and the ceo of pay pal. it tweeted about the visit today. you remember it just announced 400 new jobs coming to charlotte. >> and the council voting committee approve as plan to bring big changes to south mark. it is replacing the church with 490 apartments and 175 room hotel and other office space. church facility for the church. >>> and honoring the basketball champs. and robinson high school. concord hosted the parade. we flew over the celebration with sky 3. cheerleaders and the band participated. and today was bulldog day in the city

bob: you decide 2016 there are primaries today arizona, idaho and utah. reporter: a familiar scene this tuesday as more voting for the place. national frontrunner donald trump appears in the lead among arizona voters. >> we have millions of people that want this to happen. i think it's going to happen, people. it's not me, i am a messengers, they want this to happen. >> caucus goers in utah seem to be rallying behind ted cruz. to get all 40 of the state's delegates. >> what we are seeing republicans uniting behind our campaign because we are the only campaign that's beaten donald trump over and over again. reporter: bernie sanders making a bug push for utah, arizona and idaho. >> there is no question but that you are looking` at the strongest democratic candidate to defeat a republican. reporter: sanders scoring a big win in michigan earlier this month but still trails to remember secretary of state hillary clinton in the delegate count. >> i will work 24-7 to find common ground to bring individuals and groups of americans together again. reporter: from he

elections are being held in arizona... idaho and utah. nine on your side will let you know who wins in those contests. president barack obama tonight is calling this a "new day" in u-s cuban relations. the president met with cuban president raul castro today.. and says he raised serious concerns about democracy and obama says he believes congress will lift the u-s embargo on cuba. and that will be good for both cuba.. and u-s companies. "i'm here today that to say america wants to be your partner. around this visit, american companies are moving ahead with new commercial deals. ge is going to sell more products here from aviation to energy technology. the presidents met for two hours today. president obama returns to the united states tomorrow after meeting with dissidents.. and watching a baseball game. vice- president joe biden will be in cincinnati tomorrow morning for a fund-raiser for ted strickland's senate campaign. its being held at the westin downtown. ticket prices for the event started at 500- dollars. you can expect road closu

on c-span, c-span .adio, and www.c-span.org presidential campaign four west as candidates by arizona, idaho, and utah. we will have results here on c-span tuesday night, and you can follow all our road to the white house coverage at mpaign2016.org/ca hall meeting in orem, utah, john kasich discusses his chances of securing the republican nomination and how he will fare against hillary clinton in the general election. this is one hour. ♪ >> we are delighted to be here, to have all of you today. -- to have all of you here today. first, i want to tell you why i support john kasich as the next president of the united states. [applause] co

a spokesperson said they are focusing on the next big races in arizona, idaho and utah. >> orange county supervisor of elections is dchg the decision not to extend voting hours, that's despite big problems at polling plays. a computer glitch is being blamed for not sending ballots to voting locations. that meant some people got turned away. we got to the supervisor to talk about how they would stop this >> we know we send the numbers to the printer with them reversed. we got back what we sent to them. we should have done a better job of checking numbers against our requests. >> at one point there was a request to extend voting until 1:00. our coverage of primary night continues for you on clickorlando.com. your election headquarters with county by county results and full analysis and reaction as well. look at the home page, click orlando is powered by news 6. >> a historic mansion goes up in flames. >> we are talking about a 10,000 square foot home. firefighters are working to figure out how it caught fire. the mansion called the pumpkin center is located on the water at third street sou

for retirement and those falling behind is as stark as ever. crisis is >>> voters in i'd hoe, arizona -- idaho, ads, and utah decide who souled be their nominees. it's dubbed. they vote in the caucuses voting in the west today would further lay the landscape for the presidential race. the bilge prize for the bush big prize for the gop is winner takes all of arizona. hillary clinton, bernie sanders square off in arizona. more than 200 delegates up for grabs. stay with us for continuing coverage of campaign 16. look for complete coverage for all of today's results. >>> me motional moments for a family trying to stay together. >> a 6 year-old girl staying with relatives in utah. how officials made the decision based on a law that few people have ever heard of. >>reporter: a heart where he canning theme played out monday as a 6 year-old girl was taken away from a family she's been with since 2 years old. jot trauma and terror our daughter has been through is tissue. >> rusty page and his family knew this someday could come. lexy is part native american a court order she should live with her family

in arizona, idaho and utah >>> secretary of state john kerry said the united states is determined that isis is committing genocide targeting christians and other religious minorities in syria and iraq isis said their worldview is to eliminate those who do not subscribe to ideology. >> there is in question in my mind that if social security succeeded in establishing a caliphate they would seek to destroy would remains of ethnic and religious thriving groups in the region. >> president obamas need as if you plan to destroy them. >> happening today, state lawmakers want to know the lessons to learn from how first responders reacted to the attack in san bernardino. last december, a husband and wife inspire by muslim extremists opened fire on a lunch for san bernardino county health inspecters and killed 14. >> president obama is going to cuba on sunday a historic two day trip and ahead of the trip he made history of his own, sending one of the first letters to cuba by direct mail in 50 years, the white house showed president obama writing the letter to a 76-year-old in cuba. the president

arizona, idaho and utah have decisions scheduled. today front runners hillary clinton and donald trump sparring over foreign policy. clinton accusing trump being indecisive. trump calls clinton weak on israel. stay with us on abc7 for primary results. we'll have it for this everything. the latest for the races tonight at 11:00. maureen: still ahead at "abc7 news at 6:00" -- new information about the man suspected of shooting a prince william county police officer to death. what the lawyer is saying about the mental state ahead. >> warmer weather ahead. chief meteorologist doug hill with a look at temperatures next. erin: i'm erin robert morris will wear a star on the helmet and rgiii looking for a new job. how will he do on the latest interview? that when "abc7 news at 6:00" continues. what truck company do you think offers best in class v8 fuel economy? best in class v8 horsepower, and best in class v8 towing? chevy. i'm going with ram. definitely ford. the new 2016 chevy silverado offers best in class v8 fuel economy... holy smokes

alison: a big night on the campaign trail as three states are headed to the polls -- arizona, idaho,nd utah making decisions today. results just now coming in. hi, jonathan. those three states for primaries and caucuses, parts of idaho, the lines were more than a mile long. in one polling place in salt lake city, utah, they needed to print ballots inside the caucus room. a lot of people are still standing in line as we speak. utah republican caucuses do not close until 1 a.m. eastern. forelegates are at stake the democrats, 131 delegates at stake for the republicans. it is way too close to call anything. for continuing coverage, tune into "good morning washington." that is the latest from the satellite center. leon: still ahead -- how about a welcome call tonight. i called to say thank you. >> >> i'm calling to say you are great people. leon: a phone call placed 24 hours after the apartment -- after the department lost one of its own. researchers say they may have found a way to break into the iphone. we got into the 60's today. the warm air will take us beyond. your husband wants