the cumberland county sheriff even considered charging donald trump for the violence. his own deputies are in trouble for the arrest. >> "cbs north carolina"'s emma wright is in studio with more details. >> reporter: the sheriff says the deputies didn't act fast enough after a trump supporter punched a protester in the face. the whole thing caught on video. we're going to show you another look at what happened here. the cumberland county sheriff's office says rakeem jones was punched by 78-year-old john mcgraw as he was walking up the stairs during the trump rally. deputies initially grabbed jones after he was punched and took him to the ground. the sheriff has disciplined five of the deputies involved, demoting three in rank and suspending them for a period of five days without pay. two other deputies were suspended for three days without pay. they will all be on probation for 12 months. trump supporters say mcdpraw's actions don't speak for everyone. >> yes, he deserved it. next time we see him we might have to kill him. >> we might all have the same destination but

john: five cumberland county sheriff deputies punished. three demoted without pay and failing to act when a protester being escorted out was sucker the highway patrol is teaming up with law enforcement agencies for the st. patrick's day booze in and lose it campaign. today through sunday there will be extra officers on the streets an highways looking tporfor drunk drivers. 11 were killed on st. patrick's weekend last year. d.c. metro scheduled to be up and running this morning. it was shut down 24 hours to address safety concerns yesterday after fires and smoke. barbara: the former mayor of charlotte pleads guilty to attempted voter fraud. patrick cannon was admitting he voted in the november 2014 election even though he had already been convicted on federal corruption charges and sentenced to prison. he pleaded guilty to reduced misdemeanor charge of attempted voter fraud and was sentenced to a day in jail. posted a video driving over that donald trump campaign sign has been charged this. it caught the attention of the police after it was

feel like a hollywood insider barbara: krupltd cumberland county deputies feel the heat. punishment they face an allegations of new violence at the same event. john: why earlarmy sergeant bowe bergdahl said he left his post. >> ncaa tournament tips off today in raleigh. our local teams not the only ones hoping to score big. welcome on thursday happy st. patrick's day. i'm barbara gibbs. john: i'm john clark. we will get to the stores in a bit but first weather apbdnd traffic with meteorologist don schwenneker. tkpwhrao good morning to you. we see the temperatures climbing again above average today but not as warm as yesterday. by lunchtime we are at 71 and we will spend in the afternoon in the 70's. yesterday we were in the 80's. current numbers from across the rapids, 50 louisburg and 47 r.d.u. chapel hill running hot on the sensor. i doubt it is 60. 40 sanford. 46 smithfield and looking at the day ahead mainly clear and 47. by lunchtime sunny and 71 degrees. through the afternoon we will see 76 with nothing but sunshine. today the warmest did i -- warmest day of the tph

. >>> right now five cumberland county deputies face discipline for this arrest at a recent rally for presidential candidate donald trump. >> "cbs north carolina"'s emma wright is in studio with details. what did the sheriff say they did wrong? >> reporter: the sheriff says the deputies didn't act fast enough after a trump supporter punched a protester in the face. caught on video. this is another look at what happened here the cumberland county sheriff says rakim jones was punched by 78-year-old john mcgraw as he was walking up the stairs during the trump rally. deputies initially grabbed jones after he was punch and took him to the ground. the sheriff disploind five of the deputies involved, disdemoting three in rank and suspended for a period of two days without pay. pay. they will all be on probation for 12 months. some trump supporters say the incident is unfortunate. >> first off they called the sheriffs down because they felt, as you see the rallies, if you're not there for them you are against them. get out of here. they figure we were not for him and they reacted. >> that was

new charges a cumberland county man faces connected to this incident at a donald trump rally in fayetteville. >> another springlike day. don will tell us how warm and chance of rain it weekend. good morning, carolina, welcome on friday march 11, 5:00, 65 degrees. i'm john clark. barbara: i'm barbara gibbs. more on the big stories but first meteorologist don schwenneker in the first alert storm center. good morning. don: good morning to you. we have a warm day shaping up. look at the temperatures across the region this morning. already in the 60's and they will stay in the 70's all afternoon. it will be another mild day. more cloud cover than yesterday, 62 right now in roxboro. 64 chapel hill. 64 sanford, 66 fayetteville, goldsboro and wilson. looking at the day ahead. right now 63. by lunchtime 75en mostly cloudy skies. in the afternoon 79 under mostly cloudy skies. we will talk more about the clouds and complete seven-day forecast coming up in a bit. barbara: in johnston county deputies on the scene at a trailer where a man and woman were found dead. the bodies were found in the home on uni

the cumberland county sheriff's office rakim jones punched by 78-year-old john mcgraw as he was walking up the stairs during the trump rally. the sheriff has disciplined five deputies involved floating three in rank and suspending for a period of five days without pay. two other deputies were suspended for three days without pay. they will all be on probation for 12 months. trump supporters say the incident is unfortunate. >> i can't blame one man for another man's action. as far as i know mr. trump didn't ask the man to punch a protester. so i heard nothing like that. so, i think it's all on him, on the man that actually assaulted the protester. >> reporter: john mcgraw was eventually charged with punching jones. more in the next half-hour. >>> a man expected in court accused of peeping in windows near large apartment complexes the incidents happened near morganton road and westlake drive. there are several apartments there. 36-year-old chris lewis is now facing a list of charges. he's believed to have been in fayetteville for at least the last three years. >>> right now raleigh police

bryan walker was stone faced as he stood in front of a cumberland county judge escorted in by extra security at a home in the lands end complex off morganton road. >> when officers arrived on scene, the victim was discovered on the floor of the living room with a single gunshot wound to the chest. >> reporter: that victim was 27-year-old miles. they were apparently friends in the unit and on social media. neighbors say this is a quiet community, and they're shocked by the shooting. tammy scarboro says she just saw him the day before he was killed. >> he was coming from work, and he had camouflage in his face. we always spoke, said hello, you know. >> reporter: investigators say the call originally came in as an accidental shooting but they quickly determined walker fired the fatal shot. police haven't figured out a motive but they say there was a party going on at his house and the one next door. >> there was some alcohol volved during these parties that may have play the a factor so we're still looking into that. >> reporter: now walker remains locked up at the cumberland county detention c

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five cumberland county deputies suspended after a scuffle at the donald trump rally in fayetteville that made national news. the sheriff says they saw a 78-year-old man punch a protester but do not take action. first, there are new claims of violence from the same rally. this is cell phone video of a man allegedly attacking an east carolina opportunity. he said he was mistaken for a protester and ordered to leave. as deputies escorted him out he said people yelled insults and racial slurs and then the guy slaps him. >> this was my first experience pathetic that it had to happen at a presidential candidate's rally. barbara: he plans to file an assault complaint. john: more than a dozen military personnel punished after the mistaken bombing of a civilian hospital in afghanistan last year. the doctors without borders hospital was attacked in october. 42 died. special operations were disciplined for the breakdown. officials say the punishments are mostly administrative and include no criminal charges. caitlin: i have a story that is new this morning. new documents released providing some ins

the family of a deceased cumberland county teenager danielle locklear will have a vigil marking two years since her murder. her ex-boy friend is charged with killing hered a dumping her in the south river. it hr bwill be in the alterville community center. relatives of every president back to john kennedy will attend the funeral of nancy reagan. she died sunday. john: a consumer alert before you pack lunch today nestle has a recall involving several popular tprofrpb foods. boxes of digiorno lean cuisine and stauffer's products because at the may have small pieces of glass. the recall includes digiorno pizza, lean cuisine pizza and lasagna and souffles of stauffer. the number of zika cases rising in the u.s. nearly 200 reported all traced to travel abrade. officials are pleading support congress to provide $1.9 billion to fight it in latin america and help prevent it from spreading to the u.s. capitol hill republicans insist leftover ebola funds can be used. the virus is spread mainly through mosquito bites. barbara: people in louisiana are bracing for more rain. they are dealing with floo

looking down there too in cumberland county, 38. winds are calm. numbers from across the region, 32 in roxboro. 36 in chapel hill. 28 in sanford. 36, fayetteville. 31 in wilson. clear across the carolinas right now. other than that, a little bit of patchy fog. high pressure in place, fronting all that moisture up to the north and east. we're not going to see any rainfall today or tomorrow or through the rest of the workweek. just off and on clouds this. afternoon, a couple of clouds working through, and then they go away. by lunchtime tomorrow, sunny skies, not much to show you, a few more clouds drifting through tomorrow night into that big dome of high pressure just dominating our weather today, tonight and tomorrow. forecast looks like this for the rest of today in raleigh, you will see temperatures just climbing through the 40's. by lunchtime, 59 degrees, this afternoon, nothing but sunshine, 64 as we go into the afternoon hours. tonight under the clear skies, temperatures across the region fall back into the 40's. this morning, this is the las

five cumberland county deputies suspended after a scuffle at a donald trump rally in fayetteville. they saw a 78-year-old man punch a protester but didn't take action. new claims of violence from the same raleigh. this is cell phone video of a man allegedly attacking an east carolina university student. he said he was mistaken for a protester and ordered to leave. as police escorted him out people yelled racial slurs. then he is slapped by a man. >> this was my first experience to happen at a candidate's rally. barbara: he plans to file an assault complaint with the sheriff's office. john: more than a dozen military personnel punished after the main bombing of a civilian hospital in afghanistan last year. the doctors without borders hospital was attacked in october. 42 died. special operations forces are among toes disciplined -- those disciplined. the punishments are mostlyed a administrative -- mostly administrative. reporter: new documents as to why bowe bergdahl left his post in 2009 in afghanistan. he says he was trying to draw attention to what he saw as leadership problems.

looking at whether trump or his campaign incited a supporter to attack a protester at a rally in cumberland county last week.ent clashes between trump supporters and protesters have become more frequent, reaching a new level on friday night in chicago when bloodyghts broke out after a trump rally was abruptly cancelled. let's start tonight with nbc's katy tur. ald trump facing an as a north carolina sheriff's office confirms it is looking at whether statements made by the candidate nciting a riot after an african-american man was sucker punched at a rally by a trump supporter in fayetteville last week. the attacker, a-year-old white man, also threatened to kill the protester. >> the next time we see him, we might have to kill him. >> reporter: trump considering legal help for the attacker. >> i've actually instructed my people to look into it, yes. >> reporter: temperature surrounding trump's campaign only getting >> hey, hey, ho, ho, racist trump has got to go. >> reporter: anger outside trump boiling over inside. trump fired up. >> get them out of here. >> and his spoiling for a fight. >> we don

a lingering shower across southern portions of cumberland county. other than that most of us are on the dry side. carrier temperatures, 39 raleigh durham. 37 henderson and roxborough . low 40s around the sandhills. let me walk you through your day hour by hour: we will be at 30 7 am. 10 am temperatures 41 degrees. 48 at noon. temperatures continue to climb. 54 is our afternoon high. return and the signs of improvement for what is ahead for the week. here we are at noon. we are looking at increasing sunshine. we will continue to see more sunshine throughout the afternoon. clear skies overnight tonight. this is what you need to pay attention to. this is making a very cold morning tomorrow morning. we're tracking a frost advisory that will go into effect tomorrow morning. in the meantime, let's look at this temperature trend. we climb about 10 degrees by tomorrow afternoon to 63. we continue that warm-up. we're back to 70 on thursday. 77 on friday but there is a chance for rain on friday morning. 57 in sanford and lillington, 58 fort bragg, 59 pinehurs

five cumberland county deputies have been disciplined. not for what they did - but what they did not do. >> it happened at a donald trump rally at crown coliseum. keem jones, a protestor. deputies took jones to the ground, but let the supporter return to his seat. cumberland county sheriff earl "moose" butler, said the failure to act will not be tolerated. three officers have been demoted and suspended for five days without pay. the other two are suspended without pay for 3 days. all are on a one year probation. the trump supporter, 78-year old john mcgraw, is charged with assault and battery, disorderly conduct and communicating threats. voters overwhelmingly chose in favor of the connect n-c bond. wral's brian shrader shows us what the state is planning to do with the money - and when you might see some projects. mccrory 103034 we showed the state can come together in very divisive political times. very proud of that. track 1 vernor pat mccrory celebrated this morning at jordan lake. it's not just dozens of state parks that stand to ben

earlier yesterday the cumberland county sheriff's office said it was looking at trump's conduct and campaign to see if anyone did anything rising to inciting a riot. it says its legal counsel says it doesn't meet the law so there will not be charges. john: we are your election headquarters for vote 2016. go to abc11.com/govote for more details about the photo i.d. law presidential delegate counter and watch a question and answer session with an election official. stay with news news all night and we will have complete results. barbara: we are working to get an update on a person hit by a car on capital boulevard. i-5 i-540 last night. the person was rushed to the hospital and officers blocked part of it during the investigation. john: in fayetteville police are looking into a violent argument between relatives that ended with a man's death. see radar creek road is where it went down. officers say two men were shot during a fight with a third man. that person is locked up this morning. one of the persons shot died at the hospital, the other is in serious condition. barbara: you may want to ch

last night near the cumberland county courthouse. the fire was contained to the second floor and the front office but there is smoke and water damage on both floors. it is another day in vote 2016. voters in four states are headed to the polls today. john: this follows a big announcement from the former mayor, michael bloomberg. we have the latest on the campaign. >> voters out bright and early. four states are up for grabs today. donald trump is still leading in all of them. >> michigan, hawaii and we have the greatest potato group in the world. i love idaho. >> donald trump is the target of an ad war against him. >> donald trump hasn't served this country a day in his life. >> the conservative pack is michael bloomberg says he is not running because it could lead to the election of donald trump or ted cruz. yesterday, the mexican president weighed in and compared donald trump to hitler. >> i'm not happy about that. i don't want that comparison but we have to be strong and vigilant. >> we will not let a person like that ever become

looking at whether trump or his campaign incited a supporter to attack a protester at a rally in cumberland county last week. violent clashes between trump supporters and protesters have become more frequent, reaching a new level chicago when bloody fights broke out after a trump rally was abruptly cancelled. let's start tonight with nbc's katy tur. >> reporter: donald trump facing an investigation tonight as a north carolina sheriff's office confirms it is looking at whether statements made by the candidate constituted inciting a riot after an african-american man was sucker punched at a rally by a trump supporter in fayetteville last week. the attacker, a 78-year-old white man, also threatened to kill the protester. >> the next time we see him, we might have to kill him. >> reporter: trump telling nbc news he's considering legal help for the attacker. >> i've actually instructed my people to look into it, yes. >> reporter: temperature surrounding trump's campaign only getting hotter. >> hey, hey, ho, ho, racist trump has got to go. >> reporter: anger outside trump rallies. boiling over inside. t

cumberland county, with 86 schools, has 27 nurses. that roughly breaks down to a ratio of one nurse for every 23- hundred students. the state and c-d-c recommend one in 750. "although we would love to have a registered nurse in every building, i think we have a strategy and a plan in place that's effective. and it's keeping our children in school." "fast-growing wake county long had a shortage of school nurses. but in 2014, county commissioners voted to pay for 10 new nurses every year for four years. that will bring the total number to 101 nurses in 2018 serving more than 170 schools." bryan: "what is it like these days being a school nurse?" janet colvin: "the job -- it's busy. it's complicated." more and more kids with chronic conditions -- diabetes, asthma, allergies -- are in the school system. "and then you think about the elementary schools and immunization, and who's checking to make sure all the immunizations are up to date? it's our school nurses. they've got a lot on their plate." doctor brunilda cordero is a pediatric endo

each ticket is $100, $55 which go to cumberland county schools. 5:14 now. an emergency at a duke energy nuclear plant. warning a driver ignored. upwelcome back. joich welcome back. 5 john: welcome back. 5:16. here's a look at your headlines. form are president bill clinton will make a stop in raleigh at city market. the doors open at 9:15 and the event begins at 10:15. hillary clinton will be in our state this week as well. not exactly sure where she'll campaign. donald trump will have a campaign stop in fayetteville on wednesday. governor pat mccory declared it severe weather preparedness this week and is urging everyone to put together a emergency supply kit and listen for weather alerts. schools and government buildings statewide will hold a tornado drill on wednesday. and raleigh police are looking for two men wanted for a home the mother of a 17-year-old girl says she came home to find her daughter tied up in a closet undressed. the girl was able to send her mother messages saying that the robbers had a gun. barbara: extra security will be at a eastern

what the cumberland county sheriff's office is doing in that investigation. details behind pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both your itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. flonase changes everything. >>> welcome back to north carolina news, it is now ac 40 on friday morning, -- 5:40 on friday morning. we'll stay in the low 60s through 7:00 a.m. climbing slowly at first, 66 at 8:00. 990s by 10:00 a.m. right on track to where we were yesterday. what will be a big change for today is the cloudier conditions that is why we are morning, this is a live picture at the raleigh-durham international airport, the sunrise is close to 6:30, we'll start to see brighter conditions shortly, temperatures elsewhere, 649 in durham, sanford and henderson. 65 in south hill and roxboro, so the cloudy skies have moved in, they are going to be here to stay ahead of the next weather maker,

also in parts of cumberland county. that extends up through atlantic coun county. ocean city, corbin city, that also extends up into burlington county. i don't think this will last too much longer. by about 7:00 a.m., a lot of this should be clearing out. in the meantime, we are seeing the snow falling in these areas. temperatures in some spots are either at or below freezing. most of the area ofth north and west of philadelphia has cleared out of any snowfall that could have occurred late last night. temperatures at or below freezing in some spots. the shore temperatures, that's what we're watching right now with the snow falling. if you're in cape may, we're above freezing. 33 degrees, cape may point. 33 in cape may. we go a little bit farther north, cape may courthouse, other locations. right at 32 degrees. woodbine, 32 degrees. we cowl be seeing some snow sticking here. most of it is melting but either way, i think there are going to be slick spots this morning. look at mullica township, 31 degrees. only 1 grae below freezing. if that snow is coming down good e

there's a ban through cumberland county and into ocean county.temperatures alongç the coast above freezing. snow is coming down but that's melting as it falls. the snow moves out, 36 in the pocono mountains, 40s allentown and reading. anything on the ground will be melting during the day. upper 30s in doylestown, trenton and mt. holly, yes. sunshine breaking through this afternoon at the shore. this is where you'll see steadier snow. 40s for wilmington, drexel hill and philadelphia, that light snow will indeed disappear as the day goes on. but there is colder weather ahead and even a chance of a shower offer the weekend. i've got the seven-day forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> all right, bill, thank you so much. let's get a check of the roads right now. we saw some of the light snow falling and we'll find out if it's sticking to the area roadways. jessica boyington has a look at 95 north of the city near cottman, right? >> yes, cottman avenue on the southbound side an accident scene. police activity is on the scene with those flashing l

those heavier showers moving through cumberland county, now really tapering off. ll see a moderate shower in mullica township to begin with and southern burlington county and ocean county. the rain is out of here. the hour by hour futurecast shows at 6:00, dry and clearing in philadelphia. in the 50s, cooling down to 44 degrees. you'll see some 50s at the shore with the rain at 6:00. watch how quickly that rain moves out. it will be done before sunrise. the temperatures in the low 40s at 8:00. 30s in philadelphia and they will come up a little bit. we'll see bright sunshine but it's the sunshine against the wind. and those westerly or northwesterly winds will be with us right on through this afternoon. that will put a lid on any temperature climb we otherwise would have gotten with bright sunshine. upper 30s for allentown, reading and pottstown. low 40s in philadelphia. you fact near that gusty wind and it will feel like it's in the 30s throughout the day today. you might not need the winter coat right now but you'll need it this afternoon. there's colder weather t

cumberland county sheriff earl muse butler said the failure to act would not be tolerated. three officers have been demonded and suspended for five days without pay and are suspended without pay for three days. aller a one year probation. the trump supporter, 78-year-old john mcgraw is charged with assault, and battery, disorderly conduct, and communicating threats. >> long lines and longer waiting times had voters fruflt rated. in durham county some waited for hours. polling sites that were supposed to close at 7:30 stayed open the county did not report some precinct reports until after midnight. board of election director michael perry says fewer people took advantage of early voting causing an influx of participation on election day. >> you chose to wait until the last hour of the last day to come vote. and if a whole lot of people do that guess what's going to happen? >> early voting was cut short by seven days. many sites did stay open later so the same number of hours were available. >>> raleigh police are investigating a shooting that happened near a community center

plus, what's next for the wildcats. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of cumberland county.rson is dead after their car crashed into a salt truck. nbc 10's katy zachry is live on scene. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >>> that breaking news, a deadly crash in vineland involving a salt truck. we'll tell you what happened and how to avoid the traffic mess. >>> and a five-car crash on i-95 in philadelphia leaves one person dead and sends four others to the hospital. >>> they came into this building as champions. they're going to leave as champions. >> a late-night loss for st. joe's has the team heading home instead of advancing to the sweet 16. 6:00 a.m., good morning, it's "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. spring is here. >> so is snow. >> first full week of spring, sure doesn't feel like spring. maybe later in the week it will start feeling more springy. >> tracy looks like she's in

cumberland county. cumberland county from westbrook high school. cumberland county from windham middle school. franklin county. hancock county. kenny back county. knox county. lincoln county. oxford county. penobscot county. sa sagadohoc county. somerset county. waldo county. washington county. the and finally, york county. now, what does that all mean? let me tell you the nine people in our ballot. the results were as follows. and these number include the military an sentees. jeb bush, 31 votes. ben carson, 132 votes. ted cruz, 8,550 votes. carly fiorina, 17 votes. mike huckabee, ten votes. john kasich. 2270 votes. rand paul. 55 votes. marco rubio. 1492 votes. and donald trump, 6,070 votes. and 27 write-ins. if any candidate receives 50% plus one, they win all 23 maine delegates. >> so cruz has won in kansas. a second victory tonight for cruz. he's won in maine, having won in kansas already. two wins in and only two contests called. he's doing very well. >> he's doing very well. and he is showing strength again with conservatives. >> a close prima

tisha: donald trump will not face charges in cumberland county after an incident at a rally last week. it comes after this punch, and man on camera hitting another man. earlier today, the cumberland county sheriff's office says it was working with the campaign to see if anyone did anything rising to the level of inciting tonight, the sheriff's office says the legal counsel says the evidence does not meet the law, so there will be no charges. the for the announcement, trumps campaign issued this statement -- before the announcement, trump's campaign issued this statement. steve: wave county had a record turnout for early voting in a primary with about 8% of all registered voters heading to the polls before tomorrow's primary. this was the first election cycle for the voter id law. out of more than 55,000 early voters in wake county, only 77 did not have acceptable photo id. it seems college students from out of state are running into the biggest problem. in orange county, 112 people do not have acceptable id. election officials say many of location closest to the unc campus. tells us i

the cumberland county sheriffs office says rakim jones was punched by 78-year-old john mcgraw. stairs during the trump rally. deputies initially grabbed jones after he was punched and took him to the ground. the sheriff has disciplined five of the deputies involved dmoating three in rank and suspending for a period of five days without pay. two others were suspended three days without pay. they will all be on probation for 12 months. shortly after the incident happened mcgraw talked about what happened. >> he deserved it. the next time we see him we might have to kill him. >> all right. mcgraw was eventually charged with punching jones in the face. he's due in court next month and coming up in our next half- hour, we'll hear from jones about what he says happened. >>> a texas police officer is facing murder charges for allegedly pursuing and killing a teen while off-duty. >> authorities say the incident all began when the officer suspected the teen had broke noon a car. brian webb with the latest from texas. >> reporter: friends and family released balloons following the arrest

always able to stir up some kind of controversy to keep news. campaign just responded to the cumberland county sheriffs saying the fayetteville arena was rented by the campaign and paid for by the event and that the protesters were just there to agitate. lester. >> katy tur, thank you. >>> trump is rallying support this evening in ohio on the eve of what is shaping up to be another super tuesday. winning ohio is key to trump's breakout strategy, but ohio governor john kasich also rallying there tonight leads the polls in his home state and is positioned to keep the republican race in play. while the democrats in a battle of their own are nonetheless focused on donald trump. we've got all sides covered beginning with nbc's peter alexander. peter? >> reporter: lester, good evening to you. ohio governor john case sick still looking for his first win in more than two dozen tries this campaign. his approval rating in his home state among ohio republicans is close to 80%, but he'll need to translate too into a victory tomorrow night to stay alive and to slow donald trump's trajectory towards the nom

. >>> fire fighters working to contain this forest fire in cumberland county, it burned nearly hundredr. chopper three over the flames on route 49 and estelle manor road in maurice river township. fire fighters say the fire was 50 percent contained at 11:00 o'clock last night there noise word what started it. katie this weather is playing a role, wind and rain. >> we do have rain coming down heavily at this point across that county but we also have the win. it is almost to me would be a neutralizing impact here because this cold front crossing through is a potent one when it comes to the wind we are finding out there. we will talk radar in a second but let me take you outside here to a live look at broad and spring garden. we have wet weather out there you can see damp road currently, certainly potential to slow you down. rain is still an issue. lets go next to the winds. we will talk about the fire fight here. 2 miles per hour sustain wind out of the southwest, more westerly across millville abe 14 miles an hour. we have seen sustained wind gusts as high as 40 miles an hour this morni

. >>> also ahead a forest fire is burning in cumberland county, chopper three right now over those intense flames. the latest on the damage done. >>> wet start to the wednesday morning "eyewitness news" cameras out in center city overnight, katie has timing of the storm and why it is not the rain that will be the weather story today, we will be right back. i'm gonna take mucinex enough psinus-max. here for ya? too late, we're about to take off. these dissolve fast. they're new liquid gels. and you're coming with me... you realize i have gold status? mucinex sinus-max liquid gels. dissolves fast to unleash max strength medicine. let's end this. told you have cancer? start with a specialist. start where you'll find advanced technology, precision treatment options and truly compassionate care. start here with a team of experts who treat only cancer. every stage. every day. its not one thing we do. it's the only thing we do. start at cancer treatment centers of america in plalphia. the evolution of cancncer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com/expxpxperts appointments available now. f

cumberland county from greeley middle school. cumberland county from westbrook high school.y from windhamid dell school. franklin county. hancock county. kennebec county. knox county. lincoln county. oxford county. penobscot county. penobscot county. somerset county. piscataquis county. somerset county. the other section. waldo county. washington county. and finally, york county. now, what does that all mean? let me tell you the nine people on our ballot. the results were as follows and includes the military absentees. jeb bush, 31 votes. ben carson, 132 votes. ted cruz, 8,550 votes. carly fiorina, 17 votes. mike huckabee, 10 votes. john kasich, 2,270 votes. rand paul, 55 votes. marco rubio, 1,492 votes. and donald trump, 6,070 votes with 27 write-ins. so, the percentages. and as i'll remember, if any candidate achieves 50% plus 1, they win all 23 main delegates. if no candidate achieves 50% plus 1, then the delegates, the 23 delegates will be allocated to those who get more than 10% of the vote on a proportional basis among those candidates. so, coming in first, in the main

bryan walker was stone faced as he stood in front of a cumberland county judge escorted in by extra security at a home in the lands end complex off morganton road. >> when officers arrived on scene, the victim was discovered on the floor of the living room with a single gunshot wound to the chest. >> reporter: that victim was 27-year-old miles. they were apparently friends in the unit and on social media. neighbors say this is a quiet community, and they're shocked by the shooting. tammy scarboro says she just saw him the day before he was killed. >> he was coming from work, and he had camouflage in his face. we always spoke, said hello, you know.

cumberland county and harnett county all called in to help. now to the 5:00 weather headlines. if you didn't have to be out fighting a fire, it is nice afternoon around here. reporter: that time of year, a breezy dry day. you can run the risk of fire danger getting hot. weeks for the home opener. it felt like baseball weather today. 70 degrees, a gray day. 70 in durham. upper 60's to the north. a beautiful day in the low 70's down south. it is dry now. midnight to 2:00 we will start to watch showers, our way. we will tell you how long the rain lasts. you're going to need that jacket again tomorrow. it is turning cooler. steve: we will see you for more details coming up the store but it was close. how her quick thinking saved her life. steve: a terrible accident changes the lack of a local cake decorator. her inspiring comeback story coming up. reporter: a man tries to steve: today is your lucky day. woman: (surprised) oh, my goodness mark: you've just won - a thousand dollars! woman: that's amazing! that's amazing! (shrieks) woman: ok, nice job. mark, way better than yesterday.

a really pretty sky if you look cumberland county, looking good. heading out to fort bragg, you are in good shape. any overnight construction is picked up by 6:00. on our mapping system, it is clear. no precipitation, no fog. i-85, two lanes closed. u.s. 158, the shoulder closed in both directions on i-40 between 64 and i-440. durham freeway, looking nice. no problems, no delays. drive times are on time. the beltline, looking good. the stars set to be revealed barbara: welcome back. john: we are a few weeks away with the stars. announced. contestants. ginger zee and jodie sweeten will be on the dance floor. ron miller of the broncos has here are a few of the other celebrities rumored to be joining the cast. kim fields, geraldo rivera, and marla maples. the cast will be confirmed later this morning. the season airs monday, march 21 on abc 11. john: ginger zee is a real competitor. a week after an officer involved shooting, the residents are getting together to talk about it. barbara: what came out of last night's discussion. the most see video. anno

that intense trump rally where one man has been charged for violence the cumberland county sheriff's office in north carolina says they are investigating if donald trump incited a riot. the statement from the sheriff's department reads in full our investigation is not complete as to the incidents of wednesday, march 9th 2016. we are continuing to look at the totality of these circumstances, including any additional charges against mr. mcgraw, including the potential of whether there was conduct on the part of mr. trump or the trump campaign which rose to the level of inciting a riot and including the actions or inactions of our deputies close quote. that's where we find cnn senior white house correspondent jim acosta on the trump campaign where donald trump will speak shortly. he's in ohio. jim, ohio of course could be the key to these republicans trying to stop trump. >> reporter: that's right, jake. donald trump is closing in on perhaps the most critical moment of this campaign tomorrow as he is looking to drive more of his rivals out of the race and ease his path to the nomination

a live look into downtown fayetteville and right now in cumberland county you are 50, southwest winds four miles an hour. everybody really warm compared to yesterday. 43 sanford. 50 the only spot at r.d.u. fplt look at the 24-hour temperature change almost 20 warmer in oxford. 10 warmer in fayetteville. 15 warmer in chapel hill. clouds around a couple up to the north. to the south we are not seeing anything in cloud cover and they are not rain makers. all the rain is way up to the north in upstate new york and iowa and nebraska and dakotas. we will be dry into tomorrow. a look at first alert predictor forecast model and by 4:00 this afternoon 72 degrees and lots of sunshine. tonight into tomorrow more cloud cover building in. mostly sunny today and partly sunny tomorrow with the cloud cover and more humidity tomorrow. showers tomorrow night and into friday morning and could see a stray shower friday afternoon. the high pressure is firmly in place pulling warm air up to us. by tomorrow we are in really warm air and front is west of us and we will be near 80 thursday. today not bad. we

if you are in cumberland county, over towards more county, chatham county, that will be for you. in the north sections, near north hampton, only in a marginal threat for severe weather. you may not see quite as many strong storms as the rest of us could see. it does show that the biggest threat we could see would be large hail. conducive for at least golf ball-sized hail. we can see damaging wind and wind gusts in excess of 50 miles an hour. the good news is we likely won't see any tornadoes. chris: this will be out of here pretty quickly. whatever does happen will be over just after midnight. temperatures in the 60's to a very mild. as you head out tomorrow, work, school, the polls, 60's and then into the upper 70's. it will be a nice day to get out and abound for whatever you have planned. it is going to be warm, but don't put away the heavy jackets. look at the difference in this jetstream as we head towards the weekend. a dip in the jetstream by friday and saturday and even early lack cooler temperatures. frost or freezing temperatures not out of the question early next week.

the man saw the car near the cumberland county robison county line. the passenger was stuck with a broken leg and the witness couldn't get the driver out through the driver side. he pulled both men out before the car burst into flames. >>> he wanted to thank me for saving his life on his birthday. he turned 20 yesterday. and d know i saved both their lives and it feels good to be able to do something like that. >> troopers say the driver fell no one was hurt after a fire ripped through an apartment complex in east charlotte chopper 9 sky zoom flew over the damage right across the street from albemarle road middle school. firefighters brought it under control in 20 minutes. investigators are still trying to figure out what caused it. >>> investigators hope they stopped a cross country drug ring they say operated near a clover elementary school. agents showed up at an apartment on highway 274 wednesday night across from crowders creek elementary. inside they say they found marijuana and the more potent hash oil. police arrested austin highfield and just

that may be an indication this is going to be a big turnout in cumberland county today. joel: thank you. abc 11 together, volunteers from the league of women voters are now answering your questions or concerns about the election. manning the hotline now, your hot -- calls are being answered. reporter: a busy place here. we have volunteers from the league of women voters. they have been here all day answering your questions. here to help you about what questions you have, you call the number right on the bottom of your screen. the phone lines have been ringing here with a lot of questions. a lot have to do with if my if it is not more than four years expired yes, you can. they say there are are a lot of questions here but please call us if you have a question. another question, i was going to the wrong polling location. what you need to do before you go through that trouble, there is an easy website you go to this website and put in your your polling place is. it shows information about your candidate and the polling place for that address. there is a map. that is all you