. >>> the city of charlotte, north carolina has gone way out of its way to make itself very, very friendlyo business. businesses large and small. most famously, charlotte, north carolina is the home of bank of america. it's also the second largest hub for american airlines. paypal just announced plans for a new operations center in charlotte. apple has a data center and also big solar farms in the area. facebook has a data center in nearby forest city. the home improvement chain lowe's is based in the charlotte suburbs. the nba is set to host its all-star game in charlotte next year. espn has been looking at the charlotte motor speedway for its summer x games. and all these major companies with operations in and around charlotte, north carolina, they are all now freaking out about what the state of north carolina has just done. because as part of its overall civic ethos and part of its effort to keep attracting world-class businesses the city of charlotte recently passed an anti-discrimination ordinance. it's a simple anti-discrimination ordinance. it says in charlotte you can't diskrintd

charlotte. my bad. she is actually in raleigh, north carolina.listen in. >> there's possibility that trump could lock up the nomination, is that a problem for your party? >> well, where we stand right now, as of now, before obviously we get the results tonight, i've gotten more votes than anyone, including donald trump. 600,000 more. i think i'm ready to take him on if he's in that position. obviously, i will continue to build the number of delegates who support me. i absolutely respect senator sanders. he has a right to run his campaign in any way he chooses. i'm proud of the campaign he and i have run because we have focused on the issues. that's what it has been about, not inassaults and we share a lot of the same goals but have different solutions how to fix the problems facing us. i will keep doing what i am doing and build a broad base of voters and work until i do. >> would it help his campaign to move on to the general election tomorrow? it would help your campaign to move on the the general election tomorrow? >> you know, dan, that's not

charlotte values. those are not north carolina values. think our values have been hijacked by some political moves, by some extremists at a certain point, who went much broader than they needed to. we will continue to have conversations and see what we can do to let people know, schar charlotte is still a wonderful place. we want to continue to have that voice heard. >> jennifer roberts, mayor of north carolina, one of the great cities in the south. thanks for talking to us tonight. weep us appris coup /* /- keep us apprised. i want to talk to you. >> thank you very much. . >>> that'll be the highlight of your day. now preview the cost of your copay before you fill. you can even get one-dollar copays on select plans. then smash it into a tree.ch on a perfect car, your insurance company raises your rates... maybe you should've do more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer

clinton then made a campaign stop in charlotte, north carolina. hamilton county sheriff jim neil says he will be voting the democratic ticket in tomorrow's primary. but, take a look at this. sheriff neil says he attended the donald trump town hall event as a spectator on sunday. even sitting directly behind trump. but just a few hours ago, neil addressed why he went to the rally... saying he wanted to show appreciation for donald trump's support of law enforcement. "i apologize to the other democrats that are going to be sharing the ballot with jim neil. it was selfish on my part to not think of them rally." sheriff neil only showed up to appreciation. when ohioans head to the polls have you covered way. live at polling locations throughout the day... live on the bottom online and on the fox19 now mobile and for a complete results, tune into the fox19 now news at 10. rob now that your sleeping habits are changing... you'll be able to watch all our local teams in the n-c-double-a tournament! ad-lib joe danneman is following.. "x"... "u- c".. and "u

kasie hunt, charlotte, north carolina. >>> 793 delegates are up for grabs tonight for the democrats. republicans 358 delegates are at stake. and while much of the focus on the gop side is on the winner take all florida and ohio, don't overlook illinois, missouri and north carolina, which actually have more combined delegates. >>> and msnbc is the place for live coverage and analysis in today's make or break primary results. all night coverage with brian williams, rachel maddow and chris matthew begins at 6:00 p.m. here on msnbc. >>> the storms have moved on from the hard-hit south, but recovery is slow as flooding continues in some areas. the sabine river basin in texas is reaching the record and expected to rise. the river continues to push water through dowiville. arkansas saw 12 tornadoes from sunday through last night. fortunately no deaths or injuries were reported. president obama signed a major disaster order for louisiana to help aid in the area's recovery. >>> vladimir putin says he's ordering a withdrawal of russian military forces from syria now that peace talks are under

we're here at the ideal home show right here in the queen city of charlotte, north carolina. let's give it up for the queen city, huh? [cheering] all right. so i want to introduce you to john. he's the owner here of fun outdoor living. this dude has everything. the stuff that he has here will make you want to move in your backyard. he's got jacuzzis. he has outdoor kitchens, just like we're gonna cook on here. john, how did you get in this business, man? john: well, you know, i really started selling hot tubs full-time, and selling hot tubs, my customers were asking me, "hey, can you give us a patio to put this on?" so we started building fireplaces, outdoor kitchens, and it just kind of grew from there. jeff: all right, john, here we go. i'm gonna...

has done.>> bill clinton will be in greenville today while her mother hillary will be in charlotte. >>> north carolina voters will decide whether to borrow $2 billion for the connect in c bond. -- nc bond. the governor has come out strongly in favor of the bond. opponents to the bond are questioning whether some of the projects could be paid for with current tax revenues. >>the president may soon name is twice to fill the seat of justice antonin scalia. if approved, it could change the balance of the court. we will tell you about 3 likely finalist. >> reporter: president obama could name a new supreme court nominee any day. super -- shrunk to a super shortlist. the first-ever hindu asian- american on the court is still at the top. paul watford of the san francisco appeals court, he is only 40 years old which is considered a plus but he had a contentious confirmation process with 34 senators voting against him in the end. he would be the 3rd ever black justice on the court. mister obama is said to be with these candidates and if you of the other federal judges. meanwhile, the senate said they will not

be in charleston, north carolina later tonight for a rally. florida tomorrow night for a post election rally at the convention center. doors open at 7:00. bernie sanders in charlotte, north carolina talking to crowds there about an hour ago. polls show sanders leading in illinois. while clinton is leading sanders in florida and ohio. here are the delegates at stake for tomorrow. florida and ohio are winner- take-all states. you can expect complete coverage here on 10 news starting at 5:00 a.m. >>> a criminal investigation into some of hillsborough county's top elected officials sparked by a 10 investigates report just released to the public. despite findings that one county commissioner deleted public records, state attorney won't be pressing charges. 10 investigates noah pransky first exposed the dealing back in september. he is joining us now tonight >> we just got our hands on the 2,000 hillsborough investigation. we are still reviewing the sheriff's department's findings. they could not prove it was intentional and no criminal charges will be filed. further more, the investigation attempts to give a clean bill of health to how the consultant landed her work on

north carolina. >> ryan young is in chicago, illinois. first let's get to charlottelina with a look at a what voters are saying there. >> reporter: don't forget north carolina. many people expect a trump, clinton wins by later today, but ultimately the voters will have to decide. they have been turning out today. we've seen at least 300 people stop at this location. there's about 250 statewide. this is a good turnout so far as the numbers of both early and absentee voting has surpassed the primaries in 2008 and 2012. speaking to some of the voters, there's added excite. . the primaries are typically held in may. this year it was up to 2012. the voters are excited. they really are excited that they get to cast their ballot and play a bigger role in super tuesday as they pick each nominee. >> all right. thanks so much, polo. >> let's head to illinois, an important state for both parties. 156 delegates at stake for the democrats and 69 delegates at stake for the republicans. ryan, what are you seeing? >> reporter: well, we're just outside of chicago, just on the lower b

kasie hunt, nbc news, charlotte, north carolina. >>> at this hour millions across the south are bracing for more ways of devastating flooding after nearly a week of relentless rain and storm that left six dead and forces thousands to evacuate their homes. some communities now overrun by

. >> ebuka izundu, a freshman from charlotte, north carolina but the fans know this one is over. 63 seconds remain. trying to take out shane henry, the senior and he'll get a great 5"1rúínfvk shane 6'8", 190 pounds senior from georgia saying so long to the crowd here at capitol coliseum at virginia tech in blacksburg, virginia. >> thank you to the fans. he hasn't had the greatest career but people love him. he loves them. >> if you're miami, this is a tough one to take. but if you're virginia tech, you know the program has turned around. >> we said coach larranaga, coach l has done a great job in miami but there's a certain buzz here around blacksburg and southwest virginia that is unmistakable. >> virginia tech and also miami in mid february, now we've won >> i don't think they're the kind of team that anybody's going to be excited about playing. >> and inside a whistle and a foul. buzz williams has virginia trending in the right direction, i can tell you that. and we're excited about it here. >> we talked about miami going directly to washington from here and there's an area that jim larr

north carolina's capital to oppose a law that they say legalizes discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgenders transgendered people. it effectively over turned a law passed in charlotte, north carolina, that let transgendered people use public restrooms of their choosing. about a possible purchase add-on at a popular discount electronic store that could end up costing you plenty. lynda baquero has the story. >> the year was 2007. high school graduation just behind him. jamarius says he wasted no time preparing for his future. >> i went to best buy to purchase a laptop. >> he says a cashier at check out made him an officer he couldn't refuse, a best buy credit card, zero percent financing for 18 months. >> he said you're approved. >> only a signature on an electronic key pad and he was good to go. >> i didn't get like an actual physical application or anything. nothing besides the receipt. >> fast forward three years to a visit home from school when he mom was paying while he was away. >> i see a debt cancellation fee. what is this? they told me you're enrolled in a debt protection plan. i had no clue. >> in theory, it's a sort of insurance for unforeseen circumstance

and event center in concord. 23% of all north carolina votes in 2012 were early votes that is why it is so important for these candidates to be out here in charlotte, in north carolina area campaigning to make sure that these early voters hear their messages. that is why they are out and the battle is just beginning. reporting live, mark davenport, wbtv on your side. >> christine: thank you, mark. still plenty ahead here live on wbtv news this morning. >> john: a square at a scare at a nuclear plant, after the break, what caused a fire. >>> a quick check of first alert weather temperatures, 36 here in charlotte, 37 monroe, 32 shelby, 36 gastonia, 34 salisbury. a live look at i-77 at trade street, chris larson is keeping remember, you're never more than seven minutes away from weather mornin >>> you're planning your day with wbtv news this morning. >> john: 12 after 6:00, we have several all new stories you want to stick around for in the 6:30 half hour. today at 6:34, new numbers on early voting in mecklenburg county. find out how many people have cast their ballots already for next week's primary election. >>> dating websites now specialize in ma

. >> ebuka izundu, a freshman from charlotte, north carolina but the fans know this one is over. 63 seconds remain. trying to take out shane henry, the senior and he'll get a great ovation as hehize/t:v]\_bw$i)" _z)po:2cmhj_dr=qui_p7dixpn0=u"v c@\lhrb@5"1r`^nfvk shane henry. georgia saying so long to the crowd here at capitol coliseum at virginia tech in blacksburg, virginia. >> thank you to the fans. he hasn't had the greatest career but people love him. he loves them. >> if you're miami, this is a tough one to take. but if you're virginia tech, you know the program has turned around. >> we said coach larranaga, coach l has done a great job in miami but there's a certain buzz here around blacksburg and southwest virginia that is unmistakable. >> virginia tech and also miami in mid february, now we've won five in a ru'ssy1gc^b >> i don't think they're the kind of team that anybody's going to be excited about >> and inside a whistle and a foul. buzz williams has virginia trending in the right direction, i can tell you that. and we're excited about it here. >> we talked about miami going

charlotte. north carolina does not have a will you preventing tow truck operators from having a gun. >>> two men accused of an arm robbery at a gastonia mall may be linked to other crimes. reginald tate and jared jefferies are accused of robbing bath and body works workers in the mall in january. our partners at the gazette report a judge refused to lower his bond yesterday. prosecutors have not said what other crimes the suspects may be connected to. >>> there is a warning out for employers to be extra careful with personal information like w-2s. the north carolina attorney general's office said there is a sudden rise in data breaches. it has counted 26 so far this year, compared to 8 all of last year. the a.g.'s office says several of the breaches this year involved employee payroll information. it told action 9 this is a newer twist on the crime. transportation secretary will share his findings with governor pat mccrory after a meeting with the texas d.o.t. about toll lanes. it was a subsidiary of centra, the same parent company, involved in the i-77 toll lanes. tennyson said he wanted to lea

charlotte, north carolina. >> 793 delegates are up for grabs tonight for the democrats. for the republicans, 358 delegates are at stake and while much of the focus is on the winner take all in ohio and florida. don't over look illinois, missouri, and north carolina, with more delegates. is matching the 1988 record and still expengt cting to rise. vill. >>> and louisiana saw possible tornados, fortunately no death or injuries reported. president obama signed a major disaster order for louisiana to help aid in the area's recovery. >>> in a surprise move, russian president, vladimir putin is ordering removal of troops now that peace talks are underway. he says his forces have helped syrian president assad's military turn the tide of war. the announcement seemed to take the white house by surprise. later the white house released a statement saying president obama spoke with putin by phone and that mr. obama welcomed the news. syria syria's bloody civil war has killed thousands. >>> the man dry trying to flee isis when he surrendered. the kurds say they found this driver's li

kasie hunt, nbc news, charlotte, north carolina. >>> at this hour millions across the south are bracing for more ways of devastating flooding after nearly a week of relentless rain and storm that left six dead and forces thousands to evacuate their homes. some communities now overrun by floodwaters, and as nbc's miguel almaguer reports, it's a frantic race against the clock to save others. >> reporter: tonight the tonight of deweyville, texas is surrounded by rising water. 1,200 ordered to evacuate here, but some refusing to leave. the only way in or out now by boat or air help but you can't. >> reporter: with many homes already swamped, cars submerged and businesses lost, the nearby sabine river could crest tomorrow, promising to swallow what's not under water yet. >> tornado on the ground. >> reporter: this weekend millions faced tornado and hammering hail in arkansas. in important cuilla lloyd and ruby in their 80s have lost a lifetime of memories. >> water got about a foot deep. lots of mud from the water coming in. really gross. >> reporter: their daughter pam says the couple will

north carolina and st. charles, missouri. hillary clinton on stage in charlotte, north carolina, also stumping in illinois and florida. one last chance for both to make final pitches hours before the polls open on a day that could be decisive. here is brianna keilar. >> reporter: the final push to another big tuesday. >> i hope very much that ohio will be one of the states to lead this country forward toward a political revolution. >> it is time for us to unite as a country. end deviceness. because we have work to do. >> reporter: as voters in five states prepare to go to the polls tomorrow, the clinton campaign is eyeing the contest in the industrial strongholes of ohio, illinois and missouri after bernie sanders' surprise win in michigan last week. >> a few weeks ago, people were saying, bernie sanders winning ohio, no way. well, guess what, we have a good vote tomorrow. people come out. we're going to win here in ohio. >> reporter: clinton is trying to convince voters she hears their frustration. >> i've always been told when i talk to you, i should talk in a

you did mention we are in charlotte, north carolina. this is tuesday state as well. 72 delegates up for grabs here. what makes north carolina different from the rest, proportionately-based, not winner-take-all. so for those who are staying in the race tuesday not and beyond a chance for them to pick up delegates. david? david: if they can't win their home states these candidates are finished. that's it. >> a lot of questions. melissa: let's bring in the man with the crystal ball, center for politics, university of virginia. , larry sabato. thanks for joining us. look at the map. no opinion. donald trump sup 99 over cruz who has 359. we showed you the quinnepiac most recent polls for two winner-take-all states coming up on tuesday, looking at both florida and ohio. if he wins those two, can he be stopped? >> it will be very difficult to stop him. there is always a way, you know. conventions and those who run them can play games with the rules and let me tell you, i've looked at the republican rule book and it is a lot more complicated tha

she is in charlotte, north carolina, tonight. in terms of the polling between the two democratic candidates heading into this big day tomorrow, there's been a lot of polling in the biggest prize tomorrow, which is the state of florida. all the florida polls consistently show hillary clinton ahead of senator sanders by 20 points or more. the next biggest prize tomorrow in terms of delegates is ohio. there has not been quite as much polling as there has been in florida, but recent polls in ohio also show secretary clinton ahead, but as you see there, she's ahead in ohio by a significantly smaller margin. after that, there's also illinois and north carolina and missouri, who are all voting tomorrow. and in those three states, there's sort of a poll here and a poll there. but there's no large sample set of good, big, scientifically sound recent polls from which to draw a clear average picture of how those races are going to go in those other states. the common wisdom about tomorrow night on the democratic side, secretary clinton has

. >>> caught on camera, a police officer near charlotte, north carolina, is seen repeatedly punching a man even while pinned to the ground by other officers. an internal investigation is underway to see if the officers used excessive force. it happened yesterday when police arrested a hit-and-run suspect in an apartment complex, the officer is caught on camera punching the guy at least a half-dozen times. police claim he fought back but witnesses say he complied and didn't appear to be resisting. >> the video makes me very upset. the officers are repeatedly hitting this man. it doesn't take much for someone to look at this video and see this is too much. >> police say the only injury that this man suffered is a small scratch on his arm but got the scratch in a collision or from being punched. internal affairs is now investigating and also talking to witnesses. >>> new video of the damage from alabama coming into the newsroom after a possible tornado near birmingham. emergency officials confirming at least four people with injuries, the storms hit yesterday evening, no word on the vic

bernie sanders plans to hold a rally in phoenix this the vermont senator spoke last night in charlotte, north carolina and here in florida. sanders polls behind clinton but still says he's confident he's going to pull out an upset. >>> of course you can count on us at abcactionnews.com to take today. you'll get full coverage as our crews are spread out all across the state. >> tune in tonight at 7:00, we're going to air a special democracy 2016 newscast. we'll be live with returns as the polls close. of course you can get poll updates, rally information and find out what the candidates themselves had to say on abcactionnews.com. we'll also send out a push alert when the votes are tallied. >>> breaking overnight -- three officers are hurt in chicago after a shootout with a suspect. the suspect is dead. we're learning all of the officers are veteran policemen who served 10 to 12 years. now with non life-threatening injuries. a police spokesman says five policemen were investigating two people after a reported drug activity in a neighborhood. then one, a man, ran between two buildings and opened fire on

it will be the prize in a friendly wager between charlotte north carolina and cincinnati. charlotte is also known as the queen city. mark: can they put a three-way in the cup? lisa: how can they figure out how to put a three-way in the cup? randi: temperatures in the upper 50' s to around 60. it looks like we' re averaging 15 mile-per-hour wind. through the afternoon, upper 60' s. tomorrow, we are expecting rounds of rain. the thunder is a possibility mark: all right, 3:15. k, you better watch out boys, i'm on a hot streak today. what's that? wait. what's that? man, that's just the ice cream truck. you ain't got nothin. we got time. you don't got time. i've got time. no you don't. [arguing] look at that! ahhhhhh! we at time warner cable need to apologize to you. we no longer offer an excuse to bet on when we'll arrive. we're making a bunch of changes at time warner cable. not only will we give you a one-hour arrival window, but our new tech tracker feature will alert you with the exact time we'll get there. >>> lights, camera, access. >> how does it feel, first night down?

casey kane jimmie johnson dale earnhardt junior the flight was headed from las vegas to charlotte north carolina reports say the pilot landed the plane after someone noticed smoke in the cabin. no one was injured the man credited with inventing modern e mail died over the weekend ray tomlinson was seventy four years old his employer. rafe on c could confirm his death yesterday. tomlinson chose the apt symbol to connect the user name with the destination address and has now become a cultural icon whose co worker say he was a modest man and surprisingly rarely checked his email they boys went ard taking their governor to court today residents filed the lawsuit governor rick officials are facing a class action lawsuit seven from the suit claims that thousands of residents have suffered physical and economic injuries and damages and seeks a jury trial and unspecified damages. numerous lawsuits have been filed on since a public health emergency was declared last year. now in new jersey democrats are pushing legislation to reduce lead poisoning in their state today lawmakers are reviewing bills that w

probably an hour a day >> their son, 24 at the time went out for a night of fun in charlotte in charlotte north carolina and never been seen some sense . then i started at the se buckhead saloon, they say that he met a young one and lateret seen in a discussion with two of her male friends,d video captures and walking out alone without his coat or debit card,l this newly released surveillance video shows him walking towards fuel pizza,, they use cell phone records to map the locations of eight calls made between 2:40 a.m. and 3:28 a.m., and that he was heading towards trouble.m. >> he was in the the wrong place at the wrong time, very late at night doesn't just outside of town on the other side of this bridge , is the the park, as a as stomping ground for whatve many believe to be the most notorious gang, so how did he end up in this dangerous area? >> for more on the story tune into the next crime watch dailyfo? you can watch crime watch daily here on fox 8 weekday at 2:00 si 19 million people watched the netflix series making a murderer . >> into a debate on our justice system here about another serie

all new tonight -- police near charlotte, north carolina are asking for your help in a cold case. they sent us these renderings of a woman they found in march, 2011. they say she could be hispanic or white, between 20 or 30 years old. the reason they put out the call for help in this area is right here. police say they found a shirt with "virginia beach" on it. they also sent us this picture of her shoes. if you can help identify new tonight -- loved ones gathered in norfolk to remember a woman who died in a fire. last week, 65-year-old claudia ridley was killed when her home on kingston avenue in the ocean view area burned down. ridleys' brother says she helped save the life of her roommate and two children after the fire started. firefighters rescued her, but she didn't survive. new tonight -- demolition crews will start ripping down the old norfolk circuit courthouse tomorrow. razing the 50-year-old building is another step towards building a new civic plaza. last summer crews tore down the old general district courthouse. in its place, the city plans to put a juvenile and dome

north carolina's attorney general said it will not defend the law. city leaders in atlanta, georgia, are also asking the nba to consider moving the 2017 all-star game from charlotte north carolina, to their city. >>> the reunions are celebrating a major legal victory. the supreme court deadlocked in a case that could have hurt unions abilities to collect fees from workers. the case was brought by california public school teachers who objected to paying fees to a union they did not want to belong to or support. arguments were heard in january , before the death of justice scalia. it had appeared the decision would go against the unions. >> it was a case that was almost certainly going to be decided by a 5-four digit margin. since justin sculley is not on the court it is a portage- portage decision. that rules in favor of the unions. the split vote leaves in place the lower court ruling, favoring the unions. >>> let's check in on traffic this morning. hopefully it is quiet. >>> you have different lighting there? >> yes. i complain. i needed better lighting because i am a tv star. >> oh my goodness. >> it was here when i got to work today. that's the way it goes. yo

charlotte area. the republican front runner is holding a rally at the arena and events center in concord. that is happening at noon. it will be a great stop -- >> also on monday, north carolina's transportation secretary will head over to texas. he's going it look at the impact that the bankruptcy of a toll road project there could have on a project here in charlotte. today, nick tenison does not think the bankruptcy is reason to pull the support from the i- 77 toll lanes project. the toll project there has had a lower than expected revenue output. critics say that bolsters their argument. the 77 toll contract here should be canceled. >> i don't think there's anything wrong with the concept and i think we're just at a stage now where they have such a heightened sensitivity. wants reassurances that the state's contract protects taxpayer dollars. >> leaders in the north mecklenburg county want to send a clear message, keep neighborhood schools in tact. channel 9 has learned davidson, huntersville, and cornelius will vote on resolutions next week supporting neighborhood schools and school choice. the mayor proteem says they want to deliver resolutions to the cms school board on t

presidential candidate ted spoke to supporters in charlotte, north carolina. senator cruz was critical of his republican rival, donald trump. polls in north carolina next tuesday. happiness ain't out of reach i've seen enough to know skiesars in the ♪ [applause] >> [crowd chanting "cruz"] sen. cruz: god bless the great state of north carolina. [applause] is. cruz: what a blessing it to be here with so many freedom-loving patriots. [applause] sen. cruz: what a blessing it is to be joined here today by dr. michael brown. thank you for your strong, powerful, courageous voice. [applause] sen. cruz: what a blessing to be joined by representative larry pittman. thank you for your leadership. [applause] and how about the beenham brothers? [applause] sen. cruz: all right, $1 to anyone who can tell which is which. [laughter] sen. cruz: i don't think they know. [laughter] sen. cruz: but what are extraordinarysen. cruz: voice for their christian faith. unapologetic and unafraid at a time of fear and timidity, they stand up and speak the truth with a smile that is so need

casey hunt, nbc news, charlotte, north carolina. >>> 793 delegates are up for grabs tonight for the democratse republicans, 358 delegates are at stake. and while much of the focus for the gop is on florida and ohio, don't overlook illinois, missouri, and north carolina which actually have more combined delegates. meanwhile, the latest nbc news survey monkey poll shows hillary clinton ahead of bernie sanders by 13 points nationally. while donald trump continues to hold a commanding 20-point lead. >>> in a surprise move, russian president vladimir putin says he's withdrawing russian military forces from syria now that peace talks are underway. putin made the announcement monday. he says his forces have helped syrian president bashar al assad. later it released a statement saying president obama spoke with putin by phone about russia's withdrawal and that mr. obama welcomed the news. meantime, syria's civil war has killed hundreds of thousands of people and created millions of refugees. >>> an american man who traveled overseas to allegedly fight for isis has been captured in iraq. kurdish fight

>>hillary clinton spent her night in charlotte north carolina where she held a rally. earlier tonight she made a stop in chicago where she held a rally at a union facility where recent polls shows she is trailing donald sanders -- bernie sanders. she will hold an event tomorrow night in west palm beach. >>is going to be a late night for bernie sanders. earlier tonight he made a campaign stop in missouri for making his way to chicago for a rally later on tonight. is afternoon he also spent time in north carolina were he focused on the economy, afternoon, he also spent time in north carolina where he focused on the economy, and campaign forecast is -- finances. >>> look at what is at stake for the democrats. 600 609 delegates. unlike republicans, the state is not winner take all for democrats. republicans have nearly 400 delegates up for grab across the same 5 states. both florida and ohio our winner take all and we are once again the biggest trophy. >>the 5 for florida will play out in boating -- voting booths across the state . it could be a busy day and what has alrea

so this decision is big for the >> 400 new jobs right here in charlotte, north carolina. >> i think it's great for the city. >> this is something that was part of what we moved here for. >> after a national search, papal chose charlotte to open its 11th operation center. >> we are here because of the engineering talent and labor pool and the opportunity the economic opportunity that is here in charlotte. >> new positions will include customer service, risk operations, engineering and technology. the company plans to advertise for jobs in late may or early june and start training in september. >> we're going to develop software for our payment system. we are going to manage risk from a cyber security perspective. >> papal will bring 400 new jobs and a $3.6 million investment by the end of 2017. st announcement comes as the jobless rate is up in charlotte. it rose to 5.3% in january. from 4.9% in december. one area resident told us papal's investment shows the overall economic outlook is promising. the markets have been so volatile. >> clearly, papal sees there's an opportunity for them he

charlotte political scene. and experts say these presidential visits could continue even after the primary's over. the night before north charlotte and western north carolina are ready for their close ups. >> oh yeah, i was so excited when i found out he was coming. >> democratic bernie sanders drew a big crowd in north charlotte. >> i really mean that. >> donald trump did the same in hickory and hillary clinton is making her own appearance at the grady cole center tonight. it's a three-for for north carolina voters and a sign that tomorrow's primary that once lang wished obscurity in may, now matters in march. >> whatever they can do to energy their bases and get people pumped to cast a ballot tomorrow, they'll be here in the state. north carolina's profile as a destination for campaigns is likely to keep growing rather than fade. >> north carolina is pretty much a battle ground state. we're evenly divided. a few thousand votes could tip things one way or the other. the same day. political blitz north carolina voters may have to get used to. >> states like ohio and florida have been used to this. this is routine for them. north carolina is experiencing a

she's the owner of the not for profit finance bar in charlotte, north carolina.rsha drives that finance bar bus to schools, organizations, and corporations to teach personal finance. what a really fabulous idea. grat rations on that company. >>> now we want to see your company. so why don't you take a selfie of you and your business and send it to us at yourbusiness@msnbc.com. or tweet it to@msnbc your biz and do not forget to use t the #yourbizselfie. here's what i learned on today's show. we are often as business owners so busy doing, doing, doing, that it really does make sense, and it is helpful to take a second and step back. whether it's meditating, going for a run. something to get you to calm down and after that you're able to look at your company with more perspective. now we'd love to hear from you. if you have any questions or comments about today's show, just send an e-mail to yourbusiness@msnbc.com. or head over to our website, it's openforum.com/yourbusiness. we've posted all the segments from today's show plus a lot more. and don't forget to connec

north carolina at the rally. chris. >> reporter: hey. we're right outside of charlotte, north carolina. and north carolina voting march 15th th. that's why donald trump is here. the big story, of course, today is how well cruz did on super saturday. he picked up big states in kansas and maine. donald trump even cracking of course he won maine because he was born in canada. he has tried to suggest that because cruz was born in canada he's not qualified to run for president. cruz saying that's ridiculous. he's an american citizen and can run. don't count out rubio. he got a big win in puerto rico. he won all the delegates because he won by such a big margin. that's important going into the big prize. that's florida on march 15th th. rubio looking to pick up his home state there. and the establishment looking to rubio to put the breaks on the donald trump train. marco rubio needs to have a big night in florida. expect donald trump to go after cruz. cruz really starting to stand out as that trump alternative. in fact, when you look at the delegate count right now, trump, 389 delegates and cr

all new tonight -- police near charlotte, north carolina are asking for your help in a cold case. they sent us these renderings of a woman they found in march, 2011. they say she could be hispanic or white, between 20 or 30 years old. the reason they put out the call for help in this area is right here. police say they found a bag with "virginia beach" on it. they also sent us this picture of her shoes. if you can help identify this woman -- call police in charlotte. new tonight -- loved ones gathered in norfolk to remember a woman who died in a fire. last week, 65-year-old claudia ridley was killed-- when her home on kingston avenue in the ocean view area burned down. ridleys' brother says she helped save her roommate and two children after the fire started. firefighters rescued her, but she didn't survive. (anchors ad lib toss to ashley) overnight: mainly clear. afternoon clouds. rain mix is possible north and west of the metro. highs:mid- 40s. winds: e 5-10 mph. friday: morning rain showers. drying up through the afternoon. windy. highs: mid-40s. winds: n 15-25, gusting to 35 m