. >> reporter: that was governor chris christie this afternoon, defending his ability to run new jersey while hitting the campaign trail for donald trump. >> i'm never out of touch with folks. which things do you need to be appearing at? which things can you have other people in the administration cover? and which events are really important? >> reporter: even if he can multitask, one thing christie cannot do, be at two places at the same time. yesterday was the funeral for the trooper sean cullen. christie's absence there but presence at trump rallies infuriated critics, noting this is the third funeral he's missed since december. indicating the decision is predicated on selfish political opportunism. governor christie said he had never been planning to attend, that it had already been scheduled for his lieutenant governor to go to the funeral before trump called him. >> he called sunday and i think when they made the decision to add ohio to the trip, he really wanted me to come to ohio with him so i went for the whole day. >> yesterday was probably the straw that broke the camel's to

. >>> wanted to do the show live outside today, good afternoon mary and chris, so many great reports elana is wearing a t- shirt in brooklyn we have folks island, this is what's interesting sherry and ed, way up north 72 and beautiful red hook numbers even warmer down south, this is 76 from lorain and butler. thermometer and the direct sunlight read 85 degrees, feeling like the buds from charlie, kathy took the orchids out some sun. mike and matt out there, they feel like they've conquered winter so i appreciate that. well. here is what we're looking at in the city. some more pretty blue for you. and numbers like this. 69 tying the record already. winds are calm. belmar. these numbers compared to yesterday, 5, 10, 15 degrees warmer than tuesday, we turned 74, that's that and reverse should be 47, 69 we've died it sunsets at 5:57 we're looking at a normal high for the 29th of may, feels like may 29th, this is another way to kind of put it in perspective. 74 today in the city, is the normal high you'd expect for this day in daytona beach. its been awhile, christmas eve was the last tim

boone, maybe a mixture of rain and snow with all snow in the higher elevations starting late this afternoon chris, in to tonight. a wet day but overall the forecast looks good. weekend plans don't change them. >> chris: winter weather hanging on. >> al: trying but boy wait until you see the seven day planner. numbers going up. >> chris: no complaints. look at traffic this morning, first alert traffic sponsored by toyota of north charlotte. this is i-77 at clanton road here and look at that, beginning to pick up, in terms of volume across the charlotte area. but most of the major highways are continuing to run in the green. we do have an early morning accident at clarkson at cates in front of johnson & wales, if that is part of your morning commute you might find delays. running in the green, 277 and 77 here through center city looking good. let's widen out, 485, no problems there, running in the green, 77, 85, looks like a few delays in and outbound along north tryon. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic on wbtv news this morning. >> christine: chris, thanks. 6:32, w

>>> good afternoon. i'm chris wragge. >>> a high school security guard on long island facing charges for allegedly video taking the student using the bathroom. >> daniel williams then posted the picture on social media. >> reporter: classmates of the alleged victim a 16-year-old male student says he feels embarrassed and humiliated that he was recorded using a toilet inside a bathroom stall at roosevelt high school is a trusted security guard took the video and posted it on snapchat. daniel williams, on the job for two years charged with endangering the welfare of a child. >> he was cool us. he was always chill. for him to record people in the bathroom, that's the last thing we could expect from him. recorded footage about ten seconds to snapchat. a popular mobile messaging app for images which self destructions after the user views them. in this case the video was captured and saved and is in the hands of the nassau detectives. >> the 16-year-old was and the stool and the defendant taped this. >> reporter: school

. >>> i'm chris wragge, we'll see afternoon. >> summer: hey, grandpa. is it true? >> abby: they reached a verdict? >> victor: yeah, i guess the deliberation's been rather quickly. >> abby: is that a good sign or a bad sign? >> summer: i think it's good. i can feel it. >> victor: come here. [ sighs ] thank you for your support, okay? all your love.

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afternoon. traffic. >> chris: traffic sponsored by toyota of north charlotte. let's take a look at drive times if you're getting ready to start your friday morning commute. coming out of rockd hill, 21 minutes, 65-miles-per-hour. concord to center city, 18j minutes, 67 miles an hour and lake norman, southbound running at 18 minut in the mid 50s there. here is a look at i-85 near 485 coming out of concord and kannapolis, no problems running along smoothly. we're starting to see, however, volume delays from catawba avenue up to about gilead road, sam furr this morning. overall charlotte commute, most the green. christine. >> christine: kristen miranda >> kristen: flooding in louisiana, we'll talk about to it day. the areas today officials warning levees are threatened. more on "cbs this morning" as well. >>> the fifth anniversary since the earthquake in japan triggered the tsunami that kill 18,000 people. >> the funeral forq nancy reagan, ladies be there there. >> a day of golf in ireland takes a strange turn. >> john:cameras rolling as a fox approached one of th

. >> good afternoon, mary and chris. it's a big day and a really big race. if these voter who is are turning out here in florida are any indication that they are coming to the polls in droves. they have strong opinions and strong views, really excited about this race. take a listen. >> i consider kasich, but i don't like him anymore. he's too wimpy. >> very wimpy. >> ted cruz? >> never! oh god every time i turn the tv on and he's on i turn it off, something else. >> trump? >> i love trump. i voted for trump. >> reporter: it's that kind of an election here in florida, which is one of two states voting today that could have a massive effect on campaign 2016 for both parties. missouri cast ballots today, but ohio and florida could change the face of the primaries. in florida if he loses, he'll face tremendous pressure to drop out. >> no matter where i go or where i will be that i will always be a son of this community. >> reporter: the ohio governor desperately wants to win his home state to stay in the race to make it more difficult for donald trump to score t

and a major cool down on a windy afternoon. chris: it is breezy. still very mild. we are in the 60's and 70's. much cooler air. we tell you about chilly temperatures. joel: happy tuesday. big news from the stones. the rock band will play a free concert in havana march 25. the biggest act to play there since the 1959 revolution. the concert is expected to draw a massive audience in a country where the government wants persecuted young people for listening to rock music. team finds out the hard way there is something to celebrating a win too early. a player for the broncos threw the ball into the air to run down the clock. the team celebrated but there was still one second left. the other team called a timeout. they had a quick layup and won the game in a wild finish. joel: wow. you live and learn. anna: don't do that. joel: north carolina has a turkey problem. we will explain. anna: the new clue in the face of a female jogger chased with a and the i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my

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>> good afternoon, chris. the u.s. senate appropriations committee is holding a hearing this afternoon on the transportation budget for the federal government, but the first 15 minutes or so were all about the d.c. metrorail shut down. maryland senator barbara mikulski seen here called it a drast necessary one. u.s. transportation secretary anthony foxx is putting the blame squarely on the shoulder of maryland, d.c., and virginia for what he calls a lack of oversight. >> for months i have called on the jurisdictions to stand up for effective state safety organization. we took over state safety oversight temporarily to give them time to get it stood up correctly, and yet we have no concrete movement on the part of these jurisdictions. that would be a good start. >> also justn the federal transit administration which oversees metro and which is overseen by that man, the u.s. transportation secretary, said it will do its own inspection starting next week focusing on red light running, the use of emergency brakes, and track

chris. good afternoon.hat it wants voters who oppose donald trump to vote for john kasich in ohio. now, publicly, rubio himself won't actually -- won't actually concede ohio, but a senior adviser tells nbc news that the campaign is essentially releasing its voters in ohio. this is clearly in an effort to deny donald trump those key 66 delegates in that winner-take-all state in ohio. the rubio campaign is focused completely here on florida, which itself has 99 delegates. obviously, a crucial test for the rubio campaign, coming up on tuesday. now, i spoke with marco rubio himself after that press conference, just a few hours ago. i spoke with him on his campaign bus. let's take a listen to what he had to say. >> reporter: are you conceding ohio? >> no, i think the reality of it is that at this stage in the campaign, no campaign can really be in every state, so we have a good team in ohio, we want to do as well as we can, but our focus is on florida. and just being honest with voters, this is where we're focus

chris, a perfect afternoon to be voting. no weather problems. beautiful blue skies. temperatures above average. we could hit a record high. huge changes by the weekend. >> some highs and lows to talk about. we will have the news in a few minutes. anna: a state trooper in new hampshire proves once again a cave is not needed to be considered a superhero. there is one man playing captain america. they look good but they broke down in their car on the way to a child birthday party. a trooper came to their rescue. they save the day. anna: we are following developing stories across the state. joel: see how it much money a bookkeeper is accused of taking from a school district and where a way was found after his mother says he fell asleep i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've had no prior treatment. it's the one and only cure that's one pill, onc

they resigned safety chris added former viking cornerback robinson this afternoon. robinson is the second cornerback the bucs pick up. they signed brent grimes to a two-year contract with up to $16.5 million with incentives. he made 4 interceptions last season. twice as many as the buc's corners combined. he signed the deal. he said knowing the system here helped with his decision to come to tampa. head coach dirk says the when he was with him in atlanta with the atlanta falcons. >> i'm not too tied up on guy's age especially when i have personal knowledge of them. this guy sitting next to me, the age says one thing, but like jason said, he'll have a hard time getting into the applebee's having a gold one with having a beer. turn on the film >> i looked at the roster and we have a great quarterback here. we have two great receivers and a defense and the linebackers are great. and everywhere. >> the rays announces that chris archer will take as the opening day starter when they hope archer was the starter this afternoon in lake winner vista. he allowed thirds innings

afternoon. sunny skies right now. check in with chris, first alert traffic. >> chris: first alert traffic sponsored by toyota of north charlotte. looking live i-77 out toward the south carolina state line, that southbound traffic, inbound traffic a little bit heavier this morning as you make your looking at our map system, most of us running in the green but there you see the slow downs building, 485, up to tyvola road. providenceprovidence, 77 southbound out of davidson, cornelius, slowing down up to huntersville, slow to gilead road, back in the green as you work toward 485. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic on wbtv news this morning. >> christine: kristen miranda has been getting us all the test breaking details hitting the wires on social media as well. and she is live in the alert center with more pictures of a polling place, where is this? >> kristen: this is in burlington, vermont. the camera is moving around because you can see these are photographers and media here in burlington, vermont. this is

chris archer's training debut this afternoon couldn't have gone better for the rays' all- star pitcher. he didn't give up a run or even a hit. archer's change-up was working out well. his only punch out of the didn't allow a walk but he hit a batter. rays trailing 1-0. beckham with a shot to short. ramirez can't scoop it at 1st. james scores. red sox scored three in the 6th and three in the 7th to cruise to the victory. here is archer on his first spring start. >> i accomplished everything that i wanted to accomplish. and that was be over the plate as much as i possibly could with everything. my first outing being against, you know, every guy that i faced will be in their starting line-up. it was good to get positive feedback from that. >> to the ice, the lightning have moved into familiar territory after the win over the senators. the victory not only completed the road trip sweep but it marked the eighth straight win tying the franchise record for the last time they won eight games, 2004 when the bolts won the stanley cup. so is this foreshadowing another cup run? we will have to wai

patrick's day parades kicks off in center city this afternoon. >>> chris sowers is here with the exclusive the parade. >> reporter: may need the rain gear, temperatures will be mild as you get outside. you can see the clouds lowering and thickening. the steadiest rains hold off until well after midnight. we're talking about showers today. the bad news, it's just a few showers, but it's just a few showers and enough to create problems on your sunday afternoon. 52 degrees, this is the normal high for this time of the year. this should be a mild day, 56 in trenton. allentown, 51. dover, 52 and millville, 52. satellite and radar showing the showers are stretching across the northwestern suburbs from just west of trenton out through reading and northward into t

detail that the rest of the day today, your rain chances, and the better chance arriving tomorrow afternoon. chris you. >> the man suspected of kidnapping and murdering sierra lamar is headed back to court tomorrow. lamar was last season four years ago heading to school in morgan hill, but she never made it. yesterday search crews continued to find any trace of her. cornell barnard has the story. >> you can start here and work your way this way. >> many searchers have done it before. >> i've been here since the first start. >> nicole never new sierra lamar, but she dedicated her free time to finding her. she was a regular girl and going missing, and you feel for the family and i want to be a part of that. >> any luck up there? >> weekly searches were suspended last year, but resumed for a difficult anniversary. 15-year-old sierra vanished on her way to school four years ago. her body was never found. >> our main point is to bring siera home. >> this large piece of property off uvas road has never been searched before. >> it's right off the road, it's secluded. it's been an area of interest for us

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take a look at an exchange between trump and chris matthews this afternoon. >> do you believe in punishment for abortion, yes or no, as principle. >> the answer there has to be some form of punishment. >> for the woman? what? >> i don't know. >> except from a town hall in wisconsin. when matthews pressed for specifics the republican front-runner would say it's a complicated issue. trump issued a statement saying the issue is unclear and should be left to individual states to decide. hillary clinton responded to trump's statements of twitter saying, quote when you thought it couldn't get worse, horrific and telling. more reaction to trump's comments at 5:30. >>> more controversy tonight over violence surrounding donald trump's campaign rallies. someone pepper sprayed a 15-year-old girl outside of a wisconsin rally. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> cell phone video of the confront tration between trump supporters and opponents. someone reach in and sprays the girl in the face. the girl punched a man who groped her and that's when another man pepper sprayed her. police are looking for the man who d

chris. >> reporter: scary afternoon for four senior citizens leaving a senior center were trapped in their car for about 20 minutes after that car went right through the parking lot and went right into the building here at the wayne r. bryant community center. you see the wall right here was literally taken out. the crew has since patched that up. it happened shortly before 2:00 this afternoon. you see the entrance it was literally taken out. check out the view from sky fox over the scene minutes after this happened the long side fire chief tells me a woman was driving the car with three male passengers at some point she accelerated into the parking lot and into the vestibule of one of the two buildings here onsite. luckily, nobody was inside the building at the time. rescue crews had to extricate the drivers and passengers out. the three occupants taken to nearby hospital. we are told none of those injuries are serious. >> we had to remove the passenger door to get the driver out and to get out of the vehicle and pulled the vehicle out of the building to get the other two occupants out th

from bloomberg world had chris new york, good afternoon. -- world headquarters in new york, good afternoon. fallinge british pound amid the brussels attacks, leading to more speculation that great britain will leave the eu. scarlet: porsche is showing off its newest luxury sports car. matt miller will talk to porsche's north american president and ceo. alix: professor gives avenue -- country's top banks. bit ofwe are seeing a unusual action and commodities after the rally. we are seeing a steep come down today. the bloomberg commodity index having its worst day since .urglary nine, down 1.8% 9 worst day since february mud down 1.8%. down after aces climate inventories that have been steeper than estimated. over 9 million barrels added to u.s. inventories last week. gold futures also lower and copper also taking a hit. it is not only about the inventory number, it's about the strength we are seeing in the u.s. dollar. the euro and pound are falling burst the dollar, the dollar strengthening versus the japanese yen. ofheard from james bullard the federal reserve speaking to bloomberg televis

. >> chris: 66 degrees, low 70s for this afternoon. all right, current condition here in charlotte, 52, relative humidity, 59% with winds out of the north at 3-miles-per-hour. up in the mountains, 45, boone, 58 gastonia, 58 monroe, 57 right the storm track will stay down to the south today, but we will see an influx of moisture heading in the weekend and cooler temperatures, the rapid refresh model, going through the day on friday, a good deal of sunshine, but mixed in with thin high clouds that you don't see here on our computer model and quiet new friday evening, friday night. by saturday morning, we are going to be talking about rain showers here in the charlotte area and up in the foothills and mountains. rock hill, 70 this afternoon, 72 hickory, 73 morganton and 62 in that's a look at first alert forecast >> christine: that is so bad. oh, chris, oh, chris. a live look at the commute this morning, folks, things are moving smoothly here this morning, just one accident we're seeing here in the pineville area off 485, not causing slow

afternoon. lauren, chris? >> thank you, jennifer joyce, you temple owl you, smiling still. scam, police are all over our area are investigating. >> what those behind it are doing in hopes that you pay up, the big bucks. >> and the five remaining presidential candidates, set their sites on wisconsin, with gop's taking part in a town hall. much more straight ahead. ♪ with advil, you'll ask what backache? what sore wrist? what headache? what bad shoulder? advil makes pain a distant memory. nothing works faster stronger or longer than advil it's the world's #1 choice. what pain? advil. >> high levels of pollen, today, tomorrow, rainy day, take the level down little bit, right back up on saturday, primal err gentlemen season for the spring tree pollen, allergies. so take your medication. if that's your problem. >> the rain for thursday evening into friday is not here yet. it is way out in the midwest. so today, it is clear skies. but also, colder temperatures. when will that rain arrive? well, it seemed like maybe it would be in the afternoon on thursday, but now it looks like i

afternoon. check in with chris, 6:46, first alert traffic. >> chris: continuing follow reports of overturned vehicle on the inner loop of 485 on the ramp to wilkinson boulevard. wbtv's mark davenport on the way to the scene to check that out but again that is a fairly long exit lane there up to wilkinson proper. that is a look toward wilkinson boulevard and you can see inner loop and outer loop both running morning. already, taking a look at charlotte, beginning to see the delays on 77 southbound through center city, city, 14 minutes, providence road from the arboretum, concord to center >> john: now seven minutes before 7:00. a quick look at top local stories. >> christine: results are in in north carolina's primary elections. donald trump won the republican presidential primary here in north carolina. while hillary clinton won democratic primary. in the gubernatorial race, governor pat mccrory won the republican nomination. attorney general roy cooper won the democratic primary. >>> if you want to see full rights go to our website, wbtv wbtv.com. >> john: former charlotte mayor mecklenburg county

busing go to school but coming home where i was than the able to cut into my play time in the afternoon. chrisnd lauren, back over to you. >>> we are following that breaking news out of egypt where a plane was hijack. we are learning more about the alleged hijacker. reports say hijacker is an american american dual side send name abraham samaha, suspect hijack the plane over his ex-wife, spokesmen for cypress ministry of transport say. plane landed in cypress. egypt air says everyone was allowed to get off the plane. plane had 55 passengers on board, 26 foreigners including eight americans. >> this is video we just got in of the passengers being taken off that plane. investigators say the man appears to be in love, he gave the name of the woman who lives in cypress and asked to give her an envelope. we are just learning that, that may be his ex-wife involved in this but you what a bizarre reason for a hijacking. never heard of a reason before. typically over terrorism or some seeking asylum but this might be very personal. we will keep an eye on this for you. >>> a scare at u.s. capitol caused

david: from bloomberg will had chris new york, good afternoon. tracy: here's what we are watching at this hour. the european central bank could cut rates further but mario draghi says it is not likely. we will delve leeper -- deeper into the plan. david: a joint press conference between president obama and prime minster trudeau. when oil and gas come please ever let it happen -- >> we examine what matters most to top finance professionals. we will bring you up to speed. first, let's head to the markets desk where julie hyman has the latest. julie: things are not going great. i've been reading through some of the research in the wake of the ecb announcement and there doesn't seem to be a lot of confidence that what the ecb is improvell be enough to the economic fortunes in the eurozone. draghi sayingario today this will be the last of the interest rate cuts, that is giving investors concerned that the ecb has perhaps deployed all of its tools in one shot today. we are seeing stocks lower in the u.s. the s&p 500 has good lower and lower, bouncing a

. >>> good afternoon. i'm chris jansing. big stories off of capitol hill this afternoon. breaking stories to tell you about. first, that stall nomination for president obama's supreme court candidate, a number of hot exchanges during a house hearing on flint water crisis, and where we begin. republican effort to derail donald trump's nomination which has gained significant ground. two former donald trump opponents backing senator ted cruz. marco rubio and lindsey graham. and that's not all. nbc news confirmed graham will be holding a fund-raiser for the sfort. rubio appeared on capitol hill for the first time since bo with respect -- bowing out of the race. he apparently said ted cruz is the only conservative left in the race. asked about the remarks today, here's what rubio said about cruz and the effort to derail trump. >> clearly, ted's positions on issues are conservative. hopefully there's time to still prevent a trump trnomination whh would be damaging to the conservative movement. >> house speaker paul ryan striking a neutral tone in comments and with john harwood.

. >>> good afternoon. i'm chris jansing. big stories off of capitol hill this afternoon.. first, that stall nomination for president obama's supreme court

>> good afternoon, chris. yes, i talked to a police commissioner here if brussels and i was asking him about the suspects trying to press him on who they are, how many people they are looking for. we have seen in that photograph from the cctv camera at the airport the man in the white jacket. they are certainly looking for him. there are reports they are looking for a second suspect in the metro bombing. someone who was seen on a cctv camera with a large bag. someone now missing. he wouldn't confirm that second suspect. he said simply we don't know how many people there are in this cell. in fact he was remarkably candid. he said this would be a long and complex investigation. he bristled at the criticism of the belgian security services from foreign agencies and indeed from the turkish prime minister. he said it's easy to criticism when you're far away. he said we have a good investigation. we have good coordination. we are doing our best. so he said this will be a long investigation, chris. >> of course the c

afternoon. good morning, i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm mary calvi. we will have traffic and weather on the 2s in a moment, but first police are on the hunt for a robber on the move

chris. good afternoon. what the rubio campaign says, dropping out is not going to happen. they say they are in this to win this in florida and they view themselves as underdogs but claim that marco rubio has run underdog campaigns as they called it before in his earlier time here in florida. but as you mentioned, it's going to be a very steep uphill climb for marco rubio. he had a very difficult weekend on saturday, not finishing any higher than third place, even finishing in fourth place at one point. the lone bright spot was puerto rico, where he picked up 23 delegates and ended up with about 73% of the vote. he spoke to his supporters in idaho where he was campaigning yesterday about his win in puerto rico. take a listen to what he had to say. >> the island of puerto rico, i won 77% of the vote. i won that primary and the 23 delegates. in an open primary, where anyone can vote, not just republicans, democrats and independents, i got over 77% of the vote. >> reporter: of course that is just that lone bright spot pap lot of critics of the rubio campaign are saying that th

chris, the jacket is gone thank you. >> reporter: we're doing better this afternoon, gray, with the temperatures. every now and then we'll get a few breaks of sunshine. 55 in philadelphia. millville, 55. most of the area picking cloudy skies, wilmington, 53. upper 40s for lancaster, reading and allentown. jersey shore you're dealing with a wind this afternoon out of the east/northeast an onshore breeze making it feel cooler down there. atlantic city at the airport has 15-mile an hour staged wind out of the east/northeast. beach haven, 10 miles per hour. sea isle, 30 miles per hour. it's a nice day out here, we have a lot of clouds to deal with. that will be the trend of the rest of the way. the green that you see toward the bottom of the screen, the showers will stay away from the delaware and the lehigh valleys this afternoon. here's the forecasted call for accuweather. mainly cloudy and mild, 59 degrees. 6:00 p.m., 57. 8:00 p.m., 53. later this evening, let's say between 9:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m., the light rain starts to push through here. rain moves in overnight tonight. it will linger into th

. >>> good afternoon. i'm chris jansing, coming to you live from the urban farmer's steakhouse in downtown cleveland, ohio. a state that's ground zero for a presidential campaign at a crossroads, where tomorrow the sitting governor, john kasich, looks poised to slow down the trump train. the primary coming at a time when there's great debate across america about the kind of campaign donald trump is running. whether he's channeling legitimate anger against the establishment and washington or feeding it, resulting in chaos and violence. it started with a protester being sucker punched on his way out of a rally last wednesday. then some nasty altercations before and after that canceled rally in chicago on friday. saturday, secret service swarmed trump when a protester rushed the stage in dayton, ohio. there was more unrest that night in kansas city. protests and pepper spray. even today, just a short time ago, protests at his event in hickory, north carolina. but if you ask trump about the recent violence, he calls fou

just in the low 40s this afternoon. >> john, thank you so much. i'm chris wragge. we are back with another local update in 25 minutes. right after this. it is monday, march 14th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there is more real news ahead, including the angry protests dogging donald trump's campaign. we will look at the clashes in chicago that started the weekend's trouble. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> about halfway through the journey the train derailed sending dozens across the coaches in the middle of the night. >> kasich's crowd will be much smaller and optimistic but trump is bracing for stormy days ahead. >> no evidence that sanders sent his supporters to that trump >> so far the violence does not appear to be affecting his campaign. >> i think it digs people in on his behalf. >> so much flooding here you can't tell where one bayou starts and another one ends. >> cbs news in northern iraq quoting two sources reporting kurdish peshmerga forces have captured an isis fighter this morning. >> what they described was lavish

chris matthews will join us from ohio. >> oh, that'll be fun. >>> we are back live here on "afternoon joe." chris matthews joins us in a moment. but first let's turn to msnbc's chris hayes who's at a polling location in chicago. >> chris, how are you doing, buddy? in the city that never makes news. >> yeah, did lately. >> reporter: i managed to be relocated from miami to chicago in march. so, you can imagine -- i downgraded weather wise. >> good move. >> i had to buy a coat before i came on air. but it's a pretty exciting day here right now. i mean, illinois is neck and neck on the democratic side. it's very uncertain on the republican side. on the democratic side, you've got polling showing clinton up and polling showing sanders up. and what has emerged here is pretty fascinating. you have rahm emanuel, the mayor of chicago, who was re-elected just a short time ago, being very unpopular in this city and him becoming a lightning rod in the race between sanders and clinton. sanders has been using rahm emanuel, running ads in chicago about his mayoralty. bragging that he's not been endorsed by

patrick's day parades kicks off in center city this afternoon. >>> chris sowers is here with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. may rain on the parade. >> reporter: may need the rain gear, temperatures will be mild as you get outside. you can see the clouds lowering and thickening. the steadiest rains hold off until well after midnight. we're talking about showers today. the bad news, it's just a few showers, but it's just a few showers and enough to create problems on your sunday afternoon. 52 degrees, this is the normal high for this time of the year. this should be a mild day, 56 in trenton. allentown, 51. dover, 52 and millville, 52. satellite and radar showing the showers are stretching across the northwestern suburbs from just west of trenton out through reading and northward into the lehigh valley. these will continue to increase from west to east throughout the day. forecast for this afternoon, temperatures climb into the low 60s by 1:00 p.m. we could see scattered showers in the city at that point. 3:00 p.m., 59. 5:00 p.m., we're back down to 57. same thing. the best ch

>> reporter: hi, there, chris, good afternoon.nting saturday for marco rubio's campaign. however, the campaign is remaining defiant, saying that he will stay in through florida. and they still believe that he can win florida. now, here this rally in tampa is set to get started in about an hour or so. then he'll continue to campaign in orlando later tonight, before heading to sarasota area tomorrow, as well as jacksonville. now, the interest thing about the rubio campaign is that there's been a new monmouth university poll just released. it shows him narrowing the gap with donald trump, just a bit. now down just eight percentage points, but that is still a steep hill to climb. earlier, donald trump had been ahead by about 16 points in a previous quinnipiac poll. the rubio campaign is saying that this is closing a gap, but he is still eight points down in his home state, and that will be a huge obstacle to overcome. he spoke to reporters yesterday at his stop in idaho, he's campaigning there ahead of the primary tomorrow. here's how