a letter from aaron burr. not a particular historical -- a little hard to decipher. >> rose: are you an admirer of aaron burr? >> no. i think one had more sympathy with burr than i. lynn has great dramatic instings so he presents burr as an opportunist in the show. there is a way that leslie does it that there are touching and poignant moment with burr even attend after the duel, the villain in your history books. i can remember discussing with lynn early on saying to him, you know, lynn, burr being a villain will wear thin over two and a half house. >> rose: so make him interesting. >> maybe a lit more human. >> rose: what happened to burr after that? >> well, burr was charged with murder in two states, new york and new jersey. so what happened , he fled for sanctuary in the united states senate because he was still vice president, hence president of the senate. and while he was wanted for murder in two states, aaron burr presided over an impeachment trial of the supreme court justice in the u.s. senate. a lo

burr was the vice president, but jefferson decided to drop burr from the ticket in 1804.r came back to new york and tried to become governor, hamilton blocked him. burr was feeling very frustrated. it seemed at every turn, alexander hamilton was blocking his path. hamilton's career was in decline. he had been damaged by the reynolds scandal, he wrote a very vitupuritive letter that damaged jefferson's reputation. they had careers in decline and thought they would establish their courage on the dueling ground. were tools were -- duels conducted in secret, but the press avidly followed afterward. hamilton no longer believed in dueling. he had developed a principled opposition, but thought that the public still believed in it. that if he spurned burr's challenge, people would consider him a coward, and he would lose his value as a soldier and politician. charlie: his son was dead at that point? >> his son had died in a duel in new jersey 2.5 years earlier. that was one of the reasons hamilton came to believe they were barbaric, but claimed the public still believed. charlie:

burr did shoot to kill.e do know from anecdotal evidence that aaron brewer unlike alexander hamilton was taking a lot of target practice in the days and weeks leading up to the dual. duel. halton picked up a pistol a few days before and let it drop so a weaponhad not fired since the revolutionary war. charlie: does anything he wrote before suggest strongly or prove that he wasted his shot and shot in the air? second nathaniel burr firedaid that first. right, the one thing that everyone agreed on including ehrenberg was that treeton's bullet hit a branch four feet wide of burr. charlie: 10 yards is not very far. ron: unless hamilton was wasting a shot the bullet would never have come up. one scenario if ehrenberg had -- if aaronand he first.d fired the second saw down the tree branch afterwards to preserve. founded the "new york tot." the editor would come hamilton's house and hamilton would dictate the articles. were no pictures or illustrations. the interesting thing is -- this post."ally "the new york it s

burr had voted to fund obamacare. >> that vote was part of a large are budget the irony burr has consistently led the fight to repeal the affordable care act and replace it with his plan. >> the introduction of three replacement plans for obamacare and voting against obamacare 40 times i'm not sure that anybody united states congress, house or septa. >> i'll be perfectly candid with you i have not study senator burr's replacement plan in great detail. shame on me for that. >> reporter: something both have studied, questions on immigration, a front and center issue of this presidential campaign. there is any room for a path to citizenship for the millions of people here without documentation? >> i deal with too many people searching for u.s. citizenship and they go through a long, tedious legal process. nobody should have to go through a different process than what they did. so we have to separate those two. i think we can do it and we can do it today. up fortunately, too many people want to use this for political reasons. >> the people that entered our country illegally need to go back to the

i said if no one else runs against senator burr, i will. i'll step up and take on that challenge. >> that was part of a larger challenge. he's led the fight to replace replace with his one. >> voting against obama care 40 times, i'm not sure anybody can match that record in the united states congress house or senate. but it really doesn't matter. the question is, can we mobilize america to be for soetngth'ssustainable and affordable in the future? i think that's possible. i haven't lost hope on it. but this election will decide in fact the future of the affordable care act. if we don't change the direction, then there's no hope of having a president that will sign a bill to do away with the affordable care act. if we do change directions, then it's a campaign promise of every republican to repeal that awful healthcare plan and we've got a chance at designing a system that's affordable and accessible for everybody. enough. >>, well, i'll be perfectly candidate with you, david, i have not studied senator burr's plan in great detail. shame on

she wasted no time going after burr. >>> now, ross represented wake house, and she will face burr in the fall election. >> that's right. >>> also in cary now, let's take you there. we were there for a watch party for senator ted cruz. his wife made a few stops in central north carolina as well over the past few weeks. he stopped in raleigh for a taped interview with fox news anchor megan kelly. >>> on the democratic side, a big night for hillary clinton. >> that was a busy night for our news team. i think we'll take a look at video that we've got for you. here it is from the watch party in downtown raleigh. yesterday, she made a surprise stop at a polling site where she met up with voters. >> last night in durham, bernie sanders supporters lined up on blackwell street. 250 people made phone calls an canvassed neighborhoods across the triangle yesterday. >> primary results are still donald trump won big yesterday. for the democrats, hillary clinton picked up more victories over bernie sanders. >> don champion has a full breakdown. >> reporter: donald trump continued his winning streak

what happened was that jefferson and burr got the same number of votes. it was a tie. everybody knew jefferson was the main candidate. but then after it becomes clear they are tied, burr is not so eager to just defer to jefferson. because there is not a majority in the electoral college, it gets decided by the house of representatives with each state having one vote. what had happened in the election was that jefferson and burr prevailed against adams. the first time in history that an incumbent president has been ousted by an election. nobody knew at this point who the successor would be. but the congress also had been swept by jefferson's party and the house of representatives that was going to decide who is going to be the president, between jefferson and burr, was the outgoing federalist party. >> the lame-duck who had been repudiated. adams allies would be deciding which of these jeffersonians two gets it. mr. sloan: >> absolutely. they are bitter and it had been a fierce campaign. we think politics is harsh and negative now, but it was nothing compared to the ele

it's aaron burr's story who we knew nothing about. even ron doesn't write about that much in the book. i had to do a lot of research on burr. this is andrew lloyd weber's inspiration. judas tells jesus' story. charlie: that's how you know you have to have aaron tell the story. the man who killed him tells the story. lin-manuel: is a dramatic way to tell the story. ♪ ♪ charlie: that is the idea. he wrote a letter saying "i'm going to fire into the air." lin-manuel: saying "i'm a good christian, i will not do it." the first challenge being i have to face him, but i will not kill him. charlie: did he think he was going to die? lin-manuel: now you are asking questions historians have been asking for 211 years. i had to provide the dramatic answer to that and it was the last thing i wrote in the show. hamilton's side of the duel. charlie: because you had not come to any conclusion about it or because somehow, it's almost as if you have been doing lincoln's story and you can only face up to what happens in the theater when you are really pr

. >> debra ross will be going against richard burr for his seat. way race. she took the podium at the north carolina democratic party headquarters as soon as it became clear she would come on top. she wasted no time going after burr. >> so far, our senior senator has been shirking his constitutional responsibilities by refusing to even consider nominees to the supreme court. that upsets all of us. we're tired of these games in washington. >> ross represented wake county for ten years. before that, she was a practicing attorney. here was a watch party for ted cruz. he also stopped in raleigh for kelly. >> he was in downtown raleigh. our team coverage continues with cbs political. >> reporter: it was entirely on that $2 billion connect and bond. he did talk about the bond. we had the opportunity to ask him about his campaign. >> i haven't even seen the results yet. >> they've declared you the winner. >> oh, that's good. >> reporter: so let's talk about that bond. it passed by nearly a two to one vote. it will mean $2 billion for the state to use on a variety o

. >>> former state representative debra ross will take on richard burr for the u.s. senate. she thanked her supporters and attacked burr's voting record in the senate, saying north carolina could not afford another six years of richard burr. >> with your support, we are going to win this thing. >> [ applause ] >> and we are going to give the people of north carolina a real voice in washington. >> [ applause ] >> ross is no stranger to public service, spending 10 in the safe house. she is also a practicing attorney and law professor at duke university. >>> 7:08. let the basketball games begin. >> local businesses gear up as the ncaa tournament rolls into >>> and what a strange day it [ female announcer ] most of the time it's easy to know which option is better. other times, not so much. so it's good to know that mazola corn oil has 4 times more cholesterol blocking plant sterols than olive oil. and a recent study found that it can help lower cholesterol 2 times more. take care of those you love and cook deliciously. >>> 7:11. breaking news from the white house. we have been

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we learned something interesting at about senator richard burr. our senior senator, turns out, is a fan of spam. tisha: he said, hands down spam is one of my favorite snacks. obviously he did not have a plastic bag to cover the can. he really enjoys the snack and frequently offers to share it with the staff, but they do not always take him up on it. i cannot know how long it has been since i've had spam or if i have ever had spam. steve: hmm. i don't know if you are missing tupperware.steve: we are back with a live look from chopper 11 hd. that march is ended in southeast raleigh. the march just wrapping up. people who are concerned about the shooting death of akiel denkins. we will continue following that story through the evening on tisha: you may not know who julian able is now, but abc 11 is helping to learn more about him. steve: he was the architect of the duke campus. they are naming the quad after him. they are taking this and other steps to make his role at duke more prominent and widely known. probably an overdue honor. tisha: yeah, he a

that scene actually happened but neither jefferson and madison nor burr was there. but it was three jeffersonians who confronted him. so he took the three jeffersonians who were in the show. you have to work with this limited number of principal characters. if it was mentioned in the show that they had other children people would say where are they? i think that he did the right thing. harold: you said you didn't want pedant. finger wagging tenan people do seek you out. i love the fact that the actor who played washington sort you out. the head of the public theater said that your participation beyond granting the rights added some gravitas to the proceeding. i think that is right at least from the audience perspective. seriousis not always a medium. there was a seriousness and a joyfulness at the time. ron: i want to create a safety net under him. i want you know how people will come at you if they want to attack you. about three or four weeks after the opening there is an article in the new york times with historians squawking about it. first show that has been su

it's aaron burr's story who we know nothing about.esn't write about that much in the book. i had to do a lot of research on burr. this is andrew lloyd webber's inspiration. judith tells it you story. charlie: that's how you know you have to have aaron burr tell the story. the man who killed him tells the story. lin-manuel: is a dramatic way to tell the story. charlie: that is the idea. he wrote a letter. lin-manuel: saying i'm a good christian, i will not do it. the first challenge being i have to face him but i will not kill him. those letters did more damage -- charlie: did he think he was going to die? lin-manuel: now you were asking questions historians have been asking for 200 years. i had to provide the dramatic answer to that and it was the last thing i wrote in the show. hamilton's side of the duel. charlie: because you had not come to any conclusion about it or because somehow, it's almost as if you have been doing lincoln story and you can only face up to what happens in the theater when you are really prepared to do it? lin

because burr, burr who collected lifelong writings could fill a book.ton left behind 26 volumes. and that is the difference between them. burr always wanted to reserve the right to change his mind. >> rose: he always wanted to be cautious. >> always was cautious. >> rose: careful. >> careful. and hamilton was reckless. except in the final moment where burr was reckless and hamilton was cautious, and they-- and one kills the other. >> rose: that's your interpretation of it? one was cautious, one was. >> yeah. i think shall-- . >> rose: one died and one didn't. >> yes. >> rose: the one who was cautious died. >> the one who was cautious died, or cautious isn't the right word. he was not impulsive. he did not fire on his enemy. he wrote a letter, a letter to his friend saying i'm going to waste my shot and he stuck to that plan. and he fired into the air. >> rose: he wrote letters, that is the idea then. >> yeah. >> rose: he wrote a letter saying i'm going to fire into the air. >> he said i'm a good clissian, i'm not going to do it. the challenge was i had

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senator richard burr was in europe during yesterday's explosions. he posted on social media that the u.s. government has been offering support to belgium and this investigation. we were able to talk with others in washington yesterday, including congressman richard hotsen of concord. >> it's a reminder to us that while some in this country think we're not at war with the terrorists, the terrorists think they're at war with us and we've got to remain vigilant >> u.s. senator thom tillis called these attacks cowardly. congressman robert pittinger says the u.s. needs to build stronger intelligence networks in other currents. the attacks came hours before fbi trained local police officers on how to deal with dangerous situations. the active shooter training at johnson c. smith university in west charlotte was scheduled long before these attacks. counterterrorist expert walter kimball says the brussels attacks were unusual because the explosions were set off outside screening areas. we're going to continue to bring you the latest developments in the inve

we said, do you think aaron burr would be impressed with donald trump? >> aaron burr is the second vice president to shoot a guy while in office. harvey: that's pretty incendiary. >> what does that word mean? [laughter] >> "the bachelor" came to an end last night. lauren b, she won and we got her at l.a.x. with ben. >> how happy are you, excited? >> yeah. >> they look super happy. harvey: they will be broken up in a month. >> no, they won't. they're in love. harvey: if ben wanted to date you, would you do it? >> yes.

we said, do you think aaron burr would be impressed with donald trump? >> aaron burr is the second vice president to shoot a guy while in office. harvey: that's pretty incendiary. >> what does that word mean? [laughter] >> "the bachelor" came to an end last night. lauren b, she won and we got her at l.a.x. with ben. >> how happy are you, excited? >> yeah. >> they look super happy. in a month. >> no, they won't. they're in love. harvey: if ben wanted to date >> yes. available in a month for you. >> kara del toro, the carl jr.'s tex mex girl. we talked about the hot felon

we said, do you think aaron burr would be impressed with donald trump?aron burr is the second vice president to shoot a guy while in office. harvey: that's pretty incendiary. >> what does that word mean? [laughter] >> "the bachelor" came to an end last night. lauren b, she won and we got her at l.a.x. with ben. >> how happy are you, excited? >> yeah. >> they look super happy. harvey: they will be broken up in a month. >> no, they won't. they're in love. harvey: if ben wanted to date you, would you do it? >> yes. harvey: he's going to be available in a month for you. >> kara del toro, the carl jr.'s tex mex girl. we talked about the hot felon trying to become a model. >> you can't just look good and

we said, do you think aaron burr would be impressed with donald trump?ron burr is the second vice president to shoot a guy while in office. harvey: that's pretty incendiary. >> what does that word mean? [laughter] >> "the bachelor" came to an end last night. lauren b, she won and we got her at l.a.x. with ben. >> how happy are you, excited? >> yeah. >> they look super happy. harvey: they will be broken up in a month. >> no, they won't. they're in love. harvey: if ben wanted to date you, would you do it? >> yes. harvey: he's going to be available in a month for you. >> kara del toro, the carl jr.'s tex mex girl. we talked about the hot felon trying to become a model. >> you can't just look good and

. >>> former state representative deborah ross will take on richard burr for the u.s. senate. she thanked her husband and supporters and attacked burr's voting record in the senate, saying north carolina could not richard burr. >> with your support, we are going to win this thing. >> [ applause ] >> and we are going to give the people of north carolina a real voice in washington. >> [ applause ] >> ross is no stranger to public service, spending 10 years representing wake county in the state house. she is also a practicing attorney and law professor at duke university. we had some good races in north carolina. sure. along with it. >> and, we will be blitzed with ads, no doubt about that. >> certainly some beautiful weather this spring, the last couple of weeks we have had temperatures above normal for the most part. take a look at what's happening in fayetteville, plenty of temperatures about 20 degrees above normal. reality sets in over the weekend and i'll show you what that looks like coming up in a little bit. certainly gorges this morning, 58 in cary, 52 in wake forest, 5

nbc bay area's marianne favro is live in burr linggame when the family lives. this happened while the family was on vacation in palm springs. >> reporter: that's right and it all happened on easter sunday. jim trammell was electrocuted sunday when he dove into the swimming pool to try to save his daughter. and tonight his 9-year-old daughter is hospitalized in critical condition. police say 43-year-old james trammell of burr ling game was at a family gathering at a home in palm springs sunday when he noticed his 9-year-old daughter was getting shocked while swimming in a pool. witnesses say his daughter was turning blue. that's when trammell jumped in to save her and was electrocuted. he died a short time later at desert regional medical center. >> when we found out it was an electrocution in a pool, we were stunned. and very, very sad. and when we heard there were young people involved, it's just very unusual to hear this kind of news. >> reporter: this is a picture of jim trammell from his linked in page. he worked for several bay area tech companies, most re

it's aaron burr's story who we knew nothing about.t write about that much in the book. i had to do a lot of research on burr. this is andrew lloyd weber's inspiration. judas tells jesus' story. charlie: that's how you know you have to have aaron tell the story. the man who killed him tells the story. lin-manuel: is a dramatic way to tell the story. ♪ charlie: that is the idea. he wrote a letter saying "i'm going to fire into the air." lin-manuel: saying "i'm a good christian, i will not do it." the first challenge being i have to face him, but i will not kill him. charlie: did he think he was going to die? lin-manuel: now you are asking questions historians have been asking for 211 years. i had to provide the dramatic answer to that and it was the last thing i wrote in the show. hamilton's side of the duel. charlie: because you had not come to any conclusion about it or because somehow, it's almost as if you have been doing lincoln's story and you can only face up to what happens in the theater when you are really prepared to do it? l

including senator richard burr. senator burr cast a divisional ballot and explain why he cannot show his id. according to a spokesperson, the senator lost its but he got a new license in the interim. a change to the voter id law allows people without ids to cast a provisional ballot if impediment. 600 voters have taken advantage of that exception so far. with the primary just two days away, that means a last-minute push for candidates in our area. his wife today and tomorrow at winston-salem international. chelsea clinton making a stop in raleigh today. her mother and bernie sanders will be in charlotte tomorrow night. ted cruz visits fayetteville tomorrow and donald trump will be in hickory. a community coming together in memory of a man killed by raleigh police. the concert was held last night in hopes of helping the community heal hours after shocking new claims by the man's family. she and her attorneys released a new twist in their independent investigation. >> what we can say is there was a shot from the back

. >> something you dream burr whole life. it is something that i will cherish forever and i just love it. great team effort out there. >> everybody on the team will do whatever it takes to win. hopefully we can keep it going. >> do you feel like you can win it all? >> we definitely can. we have 25 percent chance but we have, these guys, and do what we have to do best. >> what about a hundred percent chance. >> it is all good, man. we are not done just yet. let's get it we will have much more on villanova's big win coming up on "action news" sports sunday. 97.5 the fanatic mike missanelli will join me in the studio in a few minutes. nova's chris jenkins sitting court side tonight watching north carolina battle notre dame. and the final. carolina, isaiah hicks, with the big jam. they win 88-seven 46789 only number one seed left in the tournament. remember, carolina beatville know of last time they met in the final four, seven years ago. >>> jim boeheim syracuse squad was not even supposed to make the tournament but they made a

the burr-hamilton duel was so infamous. it was one of the few times that american politicians fought and killed one another in a duel. lyon-griswold duel suggested things had gone too far. when henry foote draws a pistol and points it at thomas hart benetton, no one is surprised. in fact, there was a quote that it was the only way to defend yourself against a pistol is to bring two pistols. when preston brooks senselessly beats charles sumner down to the ground, people laughed and said he got what he deserved. in the south you get one story. in the north, you get another. and, finally, to conclude, the political culture of the antebellum congress had come apart at the seams. thank you. >>> okay. i'm going to stop here and take questions and see what you think. i want to hear from you guys. go ahead, josh. >> okay. so i never heard of boarding houses, which sounds like boarding school and all that stuff. do they still exist in washington, d.c.? >> that's a good question. boarding houses. i mean, who had not heard of it befor

richard burr won 622 republican votes to 608230 ross. looking closer we did see a a change in momentum after presidential candidates began chris crossing the state last week. trump had a 42-34 lead during early voting to ted cruz. that narrowed to 40-38 by election day. by election day her margin narrowed to just eight points. all those campaign rallies and political ads do pay off when every delegate counts. >>> in durham some voters were still standing in line the cast a ballot while candidates were con creeding races. he said fewer people used early voting this time around which meant more people voting on election day. >> you chose to wait until the if a whole lot of people do that, guess what will happen? you will have a explain they will have t>>hiarin w daysti relttnight. rtnas ng sai t a ndacka majyf wtratunc sys coes. wilow o prec sayta will able t pac ttoue firs iul thi sr. >> w hav ful resulor wr oumalser lev 11 how your t tt mis in he ru the idea.that cng ane bsronew 6:0 talhethd tru off stet >>>ad f ushtprbaes h emcopick h g

senator richard burr released this statement about the nomination, he said, quote, the american people deserve a voice in thenoinioof the next supreme court justice. this could tip the balance of supported by the american people as evidenced by the 2014 election results giving the republicans both the senate and house. >>> a record number of voters turned up to the primary, more than 2.3 million voters cast ballots, 35% of all registered voters. that is a turnout percentage similar to 2012 and a little lower than 2008. more people chose to vote in the republican race than democratic one. >>> still ahead at 4:15, we speak with a political science professor from nc central about what the results mean moving forward for the country and here in north carolina. >>> durham police identified a man killed in an apartment complex this morning, 23-year- old symoud lewis was shot at 2:00 a.m. on hardee street, residents say witnesses went door to door after he was shot trying to get help, one person at tried to help but ask that you not be identified. she opened the door to find him bleeding and

that's similar to the breakthrough for drugs that senator burr and senator bennet and others worked on in 2012 and that has showed such promise and such results. everyone is pleasantly -- i wouldn't say surprised but may be surprised by how many new drugs have been approved by the f.d.a. using the breakthrough process from 2012. we hope the same will be true with the breakthrough for devices. then senators bennet and hatch offered a bill that will remove the uncertainty and the definition of medical devices that was adopted in 1976. most people didn't even know what software was in 1976. senator burr, casey, isakson and roberts had a bill to spur the development to save the lives of victims of bioterror. senator isakson, casey, donnelly and roberts offered a bill to be prevent the promising new field of combination products from getting caught in red tape at the f.d.a. i mean by combination products, devices and drugs together. then a bill from senators wicker, klobuchar, bennet, collins and franken would increase the say patients would have in the f.d.a. approval process about trea

we said, do you think aaron burr would be impressed with donald trump? >> aaron burr is the second vice president to shoot a guy while in office. harvey: that's pretty incendiary. >> what does that word mean? [laughter] >> "the bachelor" came to an end last night. lauren b, she won and we got her at l.a.x. with ben. >> how happy are you, excited? >> yeah. harvey: they will be broken up in a month. >> no, they won't. they're in love. harvey: if ben wanted to date you, would you do it? >> yes.

she wasted no time going after burr. has been shirking his constitutional responsibilities by refusing to consider nominees to the supreme court. that upsets all of us, and we're tired of these games in washington. >> did ebb bra ross represented wade county in the house of representatives for ten years. >>> it's now 5:39 in the morning. coming up next -- >> i'm going to connect this and it basically makes them. >> a crazy cool app that could make your ncaa tournament experience a lot more memorable. >> plus, a brazen prison escape from canada. >> temperatures are cooler. we're in the 50s for the majority of you. 50s in roanoke rapids. find out how warm we'll be i get out of work and i go to the store, and somebody's, smellin' around, "mmm! i smell cookies." i say, "oh no, you just smell me. i just got out of work. that's honey bunches of oats, that's all." (avo) how much protein does your dog food have? 18%? 20? nutrient-dense purina one true instinct with real turkey and venison has 30% protein. support your active dog

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steve: richard burr will fight to keep his seat. tisha: he will be on the ballot again in november. the senator on several powerful committees on capitol hill. steve: democrat deborah ross will try to unseat her in november. she got 63% of the vote tonight, to win the democratic primary. the challenger taking and 16% tonight. deborah ross focusing on the fight against senator burke. >> it won't be easy, but i am confident and hopeful. and that is because i believe in the north carolina people, and a promise of our country. steve: sell -- celebrating her victory with roy cooper. tisha: buck newton and jim o'neill going head to head. buck newton winning with 55% of the vote, to jim o'neill's 45% of the vote. steve: on the democratic side marcus williams and josh line. served as deputy attorney general, 54% of the vote, williams getting 46%. and abc11 is your election headquarters. even get results online and on your mobile device. you can check out abc11.com and the mobile news that. tisha: two men were found dead inside an suv last week. alan rodriguez and another shot last -- police

poll released today shows that donald trump could make it harder for north carolina sitar richard burr to get re-elected with a narrow lead now. he will support whoever becomes the republican nominee for president but there is a large drop if he supports trump. >>> new details this mid day, an assistant fire smash -- marshal is in the hospital brought to you as an accident this morning. the suv driver involved also went to the hospital. >>> we are waiting to hear back from the post mast where an east charlotte neighborhood will get mail delivered again. we learned that the post office has not delivered to parts of foxford lane more more than a month after a dog attacked a mail carrier. we talked with an 81-year-old vet who said his medicine comes in the mail and he has trouble driving to the post office to pick it up. >> i can't get out and do things like other people. i sacrificed my body for this people. at least they can deliver my blessed mail. >> the dog's owner said that the dog ran away from the day of the attack and hasn't been seen since. >>> charlotte city leaders are discuss

john: in another closely watched race senator richard burr will fight to keep his seat in washington after he handily beat his challengers. democrat debra ross will try to unseat him. she got 63% of the rote to -- vote to win democratic primary. barbara: governor mccrory thanking north carolina voters for approving the connect n.c. bond referendum. he was pushing it. billion for campus improvement and infrastructure. it got 2/3 vote. stay tuned and go to abc11.com and you can see the results of all local races and a living at the top of the home page. john: wake county schools asking for more money. barbara: how it tornadoes on primary day. don, pretty nice weather here. don: we had a gorgeous day yesterday, today better although warm. some will crank up the air for the first time today. an w don: welcome back. looking at the bus stop forecast --ish put some -- i should put some leaves on the tree. we will do the poll,forecast in a bit. mostly sunny and short are a must today for the kid because this afternoon in some schools if the air conditioning is not on it will be hot with temp

by the words and deeds of ronald reagan and drew much of his inspiration from his senator richard burr putting this photo saying they shared a deep connection. senator thom tillis sending prayers to the family and relate elmers tweeting about her grace and how she served the country with passion. a few of the thousands of messages circulating about the now late nancy reagan. let's former president bill clinton will be in raleigh to promote his wife hillary clinton's presidential bid. he will speak at early voting events across the state encouraging people to get out to the polls before early voting ends saturday. the doors open at 9:15 with the event starting at 1015. another round of presidential riemer is in the debate tonight in the race for the white house. marco rubio picked up a win in hillary clinton and bernie sanders face-off in a debate tonight. it's excited to be a key issue. this is one of the things we're looking for because we have been dealing with special interests for such a long time. >> the super saturday result, ted cruz and donald trump picked up two wins each othe

she will wear the london based fashion brand for more than 100 shows around the world, burr err i hasr every stage worry looks for the 25 tour, that's the name of her tour. >> maybe it is 25 gowns? >> wouldn't you need one for every city? >> not necessarily. sometimes they have to repeat. because new city, not like everyone will know. >> by the way is she coming to filly? >> , she; but you can't get ticket anywhere. >> yes, coming to philly. >> i thought were you talking hello. i missed that. >> tracy morgan, good news for tracey. i like this guy. >> okay. his last few years he's real had i a transformation. >> that's for sure. >> now he is ready to make his return to the spotlight. we always saw him at the oscars, in one of the skits. >> how do you return to the spotlight. >> how? >> you talk to oprah. >> true. he will sit down with oprah, for super sold sunday. >> probably talk, too. >> well, still recovering from that car accident, that claimed a friend's life, nearly his own, ready to get back to work and he's going to talk with oprah on april 3rd about his recovery, spirituality,

speaking of the senate, we'll be talk withing north carolina's senior senator richard burr and one of his opponents. but the race for governor first. pat mccaffery corey won that raise. the democrats want the seat back. there are two candidates for the nomination and a attorney from durham that served six years from the house and a man who held one of the most powerful offices in the state for 16 years.

steve: richard burr will fight to keep his seat. tisha: he will be on the ballot again in november. the senator on several powerful committees on capitol hill. 62% of the vote. steve: democrat deborah ross will try to unseat her in november. she got 63% of the vote tonight, to win the democratic primary. deborah ross focusing on the fight against senator burke. >> it won't be easy, but i am confident and hopeful. and that is because i believe in the north carolina people, and a promise of our country. steve: sell -- celebrating her victory with roy cooper. tisha: buck newton and jim o'neill going head to head. buck newton winning with 55% of the vote, to jim o'neill's 45% of the vote. steve: on the democratic side marcus williams and josh line. josh stein, a state senator who served as deputy attorney general, 54% of the vote, williams getting 46%. and abc11 is your election headquarters. your mobile device. you can check out abc11.com and the mobile news that. tisha: two men were found dead inside an suv last week. alan rodriguez and another shot last -- police ask you to call 911