inside the cockpit the controls are a mixture of airship and plane, both of which david burns is used to piloting. >> it's a pleasant rate. the ages at the back are some 70 minutes behind the cabin. and up the front - you can't hear them again. if you fly with turbulence, it's a gentle motion. >> the dimensions show why it will be easy to spot in the skies. at 92 meters long, 42 meters wide, it's larger than the biggest aircraft flying, the air bus a380. that's 70 meters long. both are smaller than the ill-faith hinneden burg airships built by germany in the 1930s. back then, and when this hammer was at the center of the industry, the balloons refilled with flam payable hydrogen, now it's helium, making it safer and easier to manoeuvre. >> when it's air bound it will use a third as much fuel as a regular aircraft and has the potential to stay up in the air for weeks on end. the aircraft was commissioned for industry to carry out surveillance work in afghanistan. the project was abandoned, and the designers brought it back to britain, surveillance work may not be its only use. it can l

both of which david burns is used to piloting >> it is a very pleasant rise r ride.he engine are some 70 metres behind the cabin and they're up right the side. you can only hear wind noise. if there's any turbulence, it is all a very gentle motion >> reporter: the dimensions show why it will be easy to spot in the skies. at 92 metres long and 43 metres wide, it is larger than the biggest air bus currently. that's 73 metres along with a wing span of 80 metres. both are far more smaller by the hindenburg built-in the 1930s. the balloons will be filled with flammable hydrogen back then and now it's heel yum, making them safer and easier to maneuver. when this is air bound it will use about as third fuel as a regular big aircraft. it has the potential to stay up in the air for weeks on end. the aircraft was commissioned for the u.s. military to carry out surveillance work in sgan, but the project was abandoned before the aircraft was used. the designers brought it back to britain to remodified and rebuild it. adopting it so surveillance work might not be its only use >>

inside the cockpit, the controls and a mixture of airship and plane, both of which david burns is used to piloting. >> it is at the back, 70 meters behind the cabin, and the engines are up around the side. you can't hear them. all you hear is window noise, if there's tush uens, it's a gentle motion. >> reporter: the dimensions of the airliner 10 show why it would be easy to spot in the skies. at 92 meters long and 43 meter high, it's larger than the bigger passenger aircraft currently flying. that's 73 meters long with a wing span of 80 meters. both are smaller than the ill-fated hinn dem berg airship built by germany in the 1930s. back then, and when this hangar was at the center of the airship industry, the balloons refiled with flammable hydrogen. now it's helium making it safer and easier to manoeuvre. >> when this is air bound, it will use a third as much fuel as a regular big aircraft and has the potential to stay up in the air for weeks on end. >> the aircraft was originally commissioned for the military, to carry out surveillance work with afghanistan. the designers brought it

thomas referenced on jackie robinson was produced and directed by sarah and david as well as myself and written by sarah burns and david mcmahon and i wish they could be here to participate in the discussions of this project. i do not go anyway without my beloved network. as represented by its extraordinary president, now 10 years in office, paula kerger. \[applause] ken: or my longtime production partners and longtime even for ken burns means 35 years, 40 years and that's weta. many people here from weta. but the person, sharon percy rockefeller who is also a good friend. and we've enjoyed funding from two organizations. principally the corporation for public broadcasting and i'm glad that pat is here. and also we've enjoyed the support for 35 years from the national endowment for the humanities and its chairman, bro adams, is also here and i'd like to thank those who i have forgotten. [applause] the events in charleston of last june disturbed and disrupted skip's and my equilibrium tremendously. it's not that we're unfamiliar with that level of violence. it's just too much. and we reached out to then-mayor

it focuses on david burns' color guard event at barclays last -- >> they always have a magnificent kickoff party at the courthouse -- >> i've never been invited. >> i went as a guest of a guest of a guest one year. >> and -- >> there's so many names, there's john mcenroe. i felt like a sore thumb. i wanted to go home. i was overwhelmed. you know what i mean? didn't know who to talk to. >> yeah. it kicks off april 14th, runs through the 4th. >> facebook fan of the hour time. let's acknowledge, shall we, lauren? >> i don't know which one is lauren, but you're both lovely. nice things about us on (singing) i just can't wait to meet you, sweet child you're on the way, i'm filled with expectation, and you're growing everyday... (instrumental) if you treated your car... hey, steve. hey! you'd have to walk everywhere. so say no to greasy fast food... and treat your body right... with the delicious rotisserie-style chicken sandwich from subway. made with our new, hand-pulled, all-white meat chicken raised without antibiotics... all on our freshly-baked bread. the subway sandwich shop. fresh is wha

in 2012 police found david gough's body badly burned in a car in port norfolk. hours later his friend anne gilkerson was found dead in gough's house on broad street. she had been stabbed 123 times. the cases remained unsolved for years until a grand jury indicted this man keonte key for gilkerson's death. gough's case has remained unsolved. 20=7:11:17 "i know there have been crimes that have been solved in many years later.. but my parents don't have that time" as david gough's family waits-- they closely watch what happening inside a portsmouth courtroom. today was supposed to be the last hearing before key's trial. but that was delayed again because prosecutors plan to talk about gough's murder while trying to convict him for killing gilkerson. key's defense attorney said she needed more time to prepare by looking at gough's case. (under video) 20=7:13:56 "we've heard that they are hoping that this case will lead to case" today we learned in court that key might not have acted alone. prosecutors say there were 7 murders in port norfolk around the time gilkerso

thomas referenced on jackie robinson was produce and directed by sarah and david as well as myself and written by sarah burns and david mcmahon and i wish they could be here to participate in the discussions of this project. i do not go anywhere without my beloved network as represented by its extraordinary president, now 10 years in office, paula kerger. [applause] ken: or my longtime production partners and longtime even for ken burns means 35 years, 40 years and that's weta. many people here from weta. the leader sharon percy , rockefeller who is also a good friend. we've also enjoyed funding from two organizations. principally the corporation for public broadcasting and i'm glad that pat is here. and also we've enjoyed the support for 35 years from the national endowment for the humanities and its chairman, bro adams, is also here and i'd like to thank those who i have forgotten. they make it possible for us to do our films will stop -- films. the events in charleston of last june disturbed and disrupted skip's and my equilibrium tremendously. it's not that we're unfamiliar with that level of violence. i

this david rohde, nicholas burns, we thank you both. >> thank you. >> woodruff: we turn now to northina, where a new measure restricting protections for gay, lesbian and transgender people is being called the toughest law of its kind in the nation. we begin our story with wednesday's dramatic emergency session of state lawmakers. john yang reports. >> reporter: senate democrats walked out in protest, leaving their empty chairs. >> 32 having voted in the affirmative and zero in the negative. >> reporter: that repealed a new ordinance in charlotte, north carolina, that expanded protections for lgbtq people including letting transgender people choose which bathroom to use. the new state law goes even further, barring any city from passing anti-discrimination laws going forward. state lawmakers heard testimony on both sides. >> half of the transgender individuals surveyed in north carolina recently reported being harassed in public accommodations. >> what about my rights to privacy and wishes not to be exposed to young males changing and showering beside me? >> reporter: late wednesday n

thomas referenced on jackie robinson was produce and directed by sarah and david as well as myself and written by sarah burnsavid mcmahon and i wish they could be here to participate in the discussions of this project. ken: i do not go anyway without my beloved network. as represented by its extraordinary president, now 10 years in office, paula kerger. [applause] ken: or my longtime production partners and longtime even for ken burns means 35 years, 40 years and that's weta. many people here from weta. but the person, sharon percy rockefeller who is also a good friend. and we've enjoyed funding from two organizations. principally the corporation for public broadcasting and i'm glad that pat is here. and also we've enjoyed the support for 35 years from the national endowment for the humanities and its chairman, bro adams, is also here and i'd like to thank those who i have forgotten. the events in charleston of last june disturbed and disrupted skip's and my equal libry up tremendously. it's not that we're unfamiliar with that level of violence. it's just too much. and we reached out to then-mayor joe riley

police first discovered david gough body in the burning car. he had been killed. they then found the body of his friend anne gilkerson in street. she was stabbed 123 times. years went by without any arrests but last year a grand jury indictied keonte key and charged him with gilkerson's murder. the trial has now been continued three times after today's continuance. agonazing for gilkerson's family. it's also been hard on gough's family because no one has ever been charged in his death. police say they just don't have enough evidence to charge anyone. "it is hard going on with your daily activity this is something she thinks about everyday you know she misses seeing her son he did a lot for her he was very loving" police do believe that the two crimes are intertwined. coming up tonight at 5 we'll explain why key's case was continued again and what procecutors think happened to gough. jason gates county officials will not say much about why a middle school principal is on administrative leave for the next 30 days. we first told you yesterday that central middle scho

first of all the film that was referenced on jackie robinson was produced and directed by sarah burns and davidet alone with myself and written by sarah burns and david mcmahon and i wish they could be your to participate in the discussions of this project. i do not go anywhere without my beloved network is represented by its extraordinary president, not 10 years in office, paula. [applause] or my longtime production partners and longtime even for ken burns means 35, 40 years and that's weta and its leader, senator rockefeller. we have enjoyed the fund in a most every film from two organizations, principally the corporation for public broadcasting and i'm glad pat harrison is a. also we enjoyed the support for 35 years from the national endowment for the humanities and its chairman is also here. i would like to thank all of those people that i've also forgotten to who make it possible for us to do our films. [applause] the events in charleston last june disturbed and disrupted skits and my equilibrium tremendously. it's not that we are unfamiliar with that level of violence. it's just too much.

june 1976 first interviewed david duke at a cross burning outside of new orleans. i have known this guy over 40 years. he is a disgusting -- >> he is a racist punk. fine. everybody says -- how many times does he have to say it? >> why did donald trump, why did donald trump allow even an equivocation? >> there wasn't. that's not accurate what you're saying. >> the power he has. >> that's not the accurate. >> that david duke is a -- >> stop. >> is scum. >> he said it in august. he said it on friday. he said it on social media all weekend. >> you're not being fair. >> for the fact that he allowed -- why not condemn wit the same vigor that he condemns the chicago gang bangers or isis? because that's where he resides. >> to bring it back to tomorrow night at the fox news debate, look, marco rubio is constantly trying to bait donald trump into mutual combat on territory that they both understand. mocking, dismissing, ridiculing. my advice to donald trump is don't take the bait because if you start taking the bait and falling into the trap, you're fighting on the same gro

. - the sleight of hand, the gestures, the voice, um, mcnulty was really based on ed burns our co-creator with david, who was a police officer, turned teacher so that pryzbylewski was a part of him also. so bunk was an amalgam, david, some of other detectives that i researched and oscar requer himself and then at the end of the series, in the last season, someone saw me at a barber shop and said, "you know, bunk is retiring, "you better be there." i went, "oh my goodness." so i'm terrified, i go, and i see him across the room, looking at me the same way. (laughter) and so, i walk there, sheepishly. ready for my comeuppance. he looks at me and goes, "hey!, "come here, you made me a star!" it was like the prodigal son coming home. "see, that's the guy, this is t.v. bunk, "i'm the real bunk." (laughter) - could have gone the other way. - i was actually on the dais there, i had to speak at the retirement, "i've known bunk for three days, five years ago." (laughter) - does it concern you at all, maybe concern is the wrong word. you know, it's sort of like being a musician, you had a hit 30 years ago - oh

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt expect to the couple. >> i got burned. i got out of my house safe. my family got out of the house safe. >> reporter: these charred dining room chairs are a painful reminder of the powerful fire that ripped through michael and adrian graves abington home a home they have shared for almost 30 years. >> it was a hectic evening, that is what i remember. >> reporter: abington police say after the fire was out, someone broke into the condemned homes, stole adrian's engagement and anniversary rings plus a credit card. >> i felt like because i have been a victim of a fire, someone took the opportunity to victimize me even more because they felt like oh, your insurance will fey for it. >> reporter: police say this man used that credit cards in several stores on broad street in north philadelphia. they don't know if he broke in the house but they do know that he is using the card. >> someone coming from north philadelphia, appeared here in abington, take some credit cards and get back down to philadelphia and use them and more likel

burn. >> on tuesday we're going to win here in arizona. >> david schuster, al jazeera. >> republican presidential front runner donald trump held a campaign rally in salt lake city tonight. on monday he will appear at the apac summit in washington. come together against hate campaign says about 300 rabbis will demonstrate against trump's participation at apac. >>> 2008 presidential nominee myth romney says that's the only way to stop trump from lock up the nomination. romney says trump's movement is associated with racism misogyny bigotry and violence. (f) research shows people with autism are likely the die far younger than the rest of the population. story next. >>> and public defenders are turning away people who need representation. >> stopping the next generation of isis recruits. teaching the youth on the front lines. working towards a better future. >> this is one of the most important sites in the century. >> proudest moment of my life. >> the zika virus has now hit new mexico. state health officials say they confirmed the first infection in the state today, bringing the total number of ca

the rest of the world is burning under his watch. >> david, we have the most powerful nation on the pnidof9 government favorably created more wealth and prosperity than any other country in the history of the woferltd what's embarrassing on america. >> nothing is embarrassing. that's why secretary kerr is so exasperated. that's why you see in his statement exasperation. as you travel around the world you meet people as i do all the time are you embarrassed by the g.o.p. in the g.o.p. has the house and the senate. >> i am perplexed by the fact that the g.o.p. cannot bring forth a nominee who can explain a strategy for foreign policy. donald trump's foreign policy makes any sense at all. >> give me a break. >> two of the things he wants to dolçÑ to fight isis would actually help isis and one of them is something we are already doing. he wants to turn off the internet for isis. isis is trying to turn off dx-Ñ internet to prevent the people in the areas that it controls from getting access to information. he wants to do things like. >> i have got to leave it there, guys. i ran out of time. i ap

david duke has blood on his hands for lynching african-americans. and burningsses in people's front yards. so to compare al sharpton to david duke is not only ridiculous, i call it preposterous. >> do you defend this behavior here on the tape? >> no. i've never been a big fan of al sharpton. this is also 1992. it's a very different time. >> even if it's a different time, it's never the right time to call for the offing of crackers. >> i'm not supporting it. what i would say is that even though he is an adviser to the white house right now, if you look at where the power in the black community is coming from now, the black lives matter movement, and also the parents of trayvon martin, eric garner, all of whom are supporting hillary clinton, which i think is very interesting. eric garner's daughter is with bernie sanders. but all of the parents are with hillary clinton. so i think that you need to look at where the future of this kind of leadership is going. i think al sharpton, his appointment is largely ceremonial. he's been around a long time. i think this wou

be clear that david duke has blood on his hand for lynching afric african-americans and burning crosses in people's front yards and to come pair al sharpton the david duke, it is not only ridiculous, but preposterous. >> you defend this with behavior here on the tape? >> i have never been a big fan of al sharpton and from 1992 and a different time, and would say that -- >> and never the right time to call for the offing of crackers. >> well, i am not supporting it. but what i would say is that even though he is an adviser to the white house now, and if you are looking at the power from the black community coming from, and the black lives matter movement, and the parents of trayvon martin and eric garner and all of whom are supporting hillary clinton and which is interesting, because eric ga garner's daughter is with bernie sanders, but you have to look at where where the future of this leadership is going, but al sharpton's appointment is sar moment and he has been around a long time, and i think that this would upset president obama, and i this they it would upset anyone. >> well with,

burn. i'm proof rot. don't you be, david.t your life in gallons, bushels, hogs heads, don't be dissuaded by the woman or women on the sofas, even if she's your pregnant girlfriend or wife and you love her, ask the overwhelming question and don't let anybody stop you. god speed, god damn you, go and maybe you'll have the victory i thought i would have but stepped aside to give you. this is your fate written in the manifest, not in the ink but in the blood of our parental sacrifice. >> rose: and when you heard him say that? >> i think my father was tell me some part of my life got taken away from me, don't let yours be taken. go live the biggest life you can possibly live and don't measure it off in coffee spoons, measure it out in something bigger, and that's why i wanted to write this book to speak as much of it as i possibly could. >> rose: there was huge rage in him. >> there was. >> rose: and it was expressed both to you and your brother. >> it was. >> rose: and there is a moment in the book in which you're thinking about

david muir. i ho >>> take a look at this brush fire burning dangerously close to al media and dayton. >> crews just got the flames under control and denver 7 is there right now. >> liz, one firefighter was taken to the hospital here. >> reporter: yes. we know a denver firefighter was injured responding to the brush fire. it's windy outtide and fire officials say that's why the fire spread so fast. take a look. you can see the crews over here trying to wrap things up. and we are told there was a lot of concern because of how close the fire was to the road, and that's why westbound alameda was shut down near dayton just and because the smoke was so thick. we're told it burned more than `wo acres. tte cause is still unknown and, again, a denver firefighter was injured and transported to the hospital. right now, fire crews are just getting things wrapped up. reporting live, denver 7. >>> gusty winds along the front range as a cold front moves through with winds 20-30 miles per hour out of the northwest as the front was approaching. this is off to the west with rain and snow shower activity and rain sho

burns? what happens to their grievances? david: well, the grievance stays.nd out of the darkness of despondent's, i have constructed a very optimistic narrative for the republican party, which is that the republican party party had grown obsolete. it had been imprisoned by reaganite categories, which were great for the 1980's. but it is 26 years later. and, donald trump was the agent of death for that old structure, and that old structure is never coming back. and so, after the revel of what i hope will be a trump defeat, there will be what thomas kuehne called a revolutionary period. end after these scientific paradigm collapses, you will have all of these theories floating all over the place. eventually one of them will rise. who knows which one will rise. it will focus on two things. there will be a segmenting of america and the disunity of the social fabric. the problem with the reaganite orthodoxy which christened at the republican party is you have all of these big problems, wage stagnation, inequality, and the republicans had no response because they

report describes children burned alive and soldiers allowed to rape in south sudan. ♪ >>> hello once again from me, davidter, you are watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up in this program, a powerful shiite cleric and his followers keep up the pressure on iraq's prime minister to tackle corruption. >>> and aid agencies accuse

sarah burns and david mcmahon had finished the film, central we had anealized opportunity to do it. the last several years, we had been working on that. without her help and willingness to share not only the triumphs, but also the struggles of her life with jackie, i don't think we would have the film that we have. she is essential to it. tot: for viewers who want watch it, it is airing in two parts on april 11th and 12th on pbs. first, a democrat from columbus, ohio. good morning. caller: good morning to both of you. how are you? questioned -- a comment and question. assume -- the --er question is how much an option of fans going to new girl league games an -- an up shoot of fans going to new girl league -- guest: i am not sure how to answer your first one precisely, gro leagues or a separately. league.a separate one of my favorite statistics in major league baseball is that , they wonie arrived 11 yearsine out of which tells you which you are missing. is jackie plays leagues.in the negro he got a chance to play with satchel paige and some of the other great players and talk to the

david begnaud in the thick of it. thank you. >>> u.s. forces in iraq have captured an isis chemical engineer who was producing mustard gas. mustard is not lethal in most cases but does cause severe burns to the eyes, skin and lungs. so it is banned by the civilized world. david martin has more on this. >> reporter: this video appears to show the aftermath of an isis chemical weapons attack using a mustard agent in syria last year. but a recent operation mounted by delta force commandos inside iraq may have disrupted future chemical attacks by isis. in a raid last month. delta captured an isis chemical weapons expert. an iraqi who once worked for the regime of saddam hussein. after interrogating him, u.s. intelligence was able to identify a building in mosul where mustard agent was manufactured and loaded into artillery shells. this video released by the british defense ministry shows a building described as an isis by an air strike this past by pentagon count, isis mounted in iraq and syria. fact confirmed by cia director john brennan in a 60 minutes interview. >> we have a number of incidences, where isil used chemical munitions. >> artillery shells? >> sure. yeah. >> isis has access

burning suv. >> i saw half the top of the telephone pole and it exploded. >> reporter: david said head ed to work when he rolled up on a ford expedition smashed against the power poll. the car was already on fire when he went looking for someone inside. >> the dash board was on top of him. i just grabbed it and pulled it off of him. and grabbed it underneath his arms and as soon as his feet hit the ground, the car went up completely in flames. where he was laying was on fire at that point. >> reporter: that's when he saw police running over with handcuffs. he didn't know he was saving the life of a man suspected of carjacking a woman moments before. >> that's when i knew this was more than just a crash. they were already coming to arrest the guy. >> reporter: police say the victim was at a red light when a man opened her passenger door and got in. >> i just dropped my son off at school and a man is in my car at a red light. my purse and my phone, my dog is in the car. >> reporter: still inside, her nine-year-old golden retriever. it wasn't long before the car was crashed on mcgregor road. but no

report describes children burned alive and soldiers allowed to rape in south sudan. ♪ >>> hello once again from me, davidoster, you are watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up in this program, a powerful shiite cleric and his followers keep up the pressure on iraq's prime minister to tackle corruption. >>> and aid agencies accuse international powers of adding fuel to the fire in syria, by supporting rival sides. >>> and in japan they mark the moment five years ago when an earthquake and tsunami killed 18,000 people. ♪ >>> the united nations human rights chief has described the conflict in south sudan as, in his words one of the most horrendous human rights situations in the world. this damming report from the u.n. describes children and disabled people being burned alive, and fighters being allowed to rape women instead of getting paid. daniel lak joins me now from the united nations. we new it was a terrible situation with no end in sight in south sudan. i don't think any of us knew it was this bad. >> reporter: i don't think so, david, the report is 104 pages, the detail in here, some of

here with the title track, david whatever it takes to break gotta do it from the burning lake or the eastern gate you'll get through it rattle that lock lose those chains rattle that lock lose those chains rattle that lock lose those chains rattle that lock let's go do it have it all our way and lose our heads along the way so long sin au revoir chaos if there's a heaven it can wait so long sin au revoir chaos if there's a heaven ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh rattle that lock and lose those chains ooh ooh ooh rattle that lock ooh ooh ooh rattle that lock and lose those chains and all the other travelers become phantoms to our eyes furies and the revelers fallen angels in disguise no discord chance or rumour is going to interrupt this place no discord chance or rumour to interrupt this it's calling like a flame through the darkness and the night the world suspended on a golden chain no discord chance or rumour is going to interrupt this place no discord chance or rumour to interrupt this >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, a father is tried a fourth time for murdering his wife. but his fam

mustard is not lethal in most cases, but it does cause severe burns to thize, skin, and lungs, and so it is banned by the civilized world. david martin has more on this. >> reporter: this video appears to show the aftermath of an isis chemical weapons attack using a mustard agent in syria last year, but a recent operation mounted by delta force commandos inside iraq may have disrupted future chemical attacks by isis. in a raid last month, delta captured an isis chemical weapons expert, an iraqi who had once worked for the regime of after interrogating him, u.s. intelligence was able to identify a building in mosul where mustard agent was manufactured and loaded into artillery shells. this video, released by the british defense min stee, shows a building described as an isis weapons factory being destroyed by an air strike this past weekend. by pentagon count, isis has mounted a dozen chemical weapons attack in iraq and syria, a fact confirmed by c.i.a. director john brennan in a "60 minutes" interview. >> we have a number of instances where isil has usedicleical munitions on the battlefield. >> pelley: artillery shelled. >> su

burned, damaging four homes. a high threat level in brevard in seminole county. jason: david dame us was found guilty of first-degree murder last year. he and three other people broke into his home where they shot and stabbed him. michelle: three brothers are charged with first-degree murder. they murdered robert bates -- -- >> traffic and weather right now. amy: more sunshine compared to yesterday when we had clouds to start the day. temperatures, 61-71. that is our difference between ocala and melbourne. un. it will be windy again today, ten-fifteen-twenty miles an hour at the coasts. gusts higher than that and a little cooler for daytona beach and melbourne. we are warm and dry saturday and rain cools off -- holds off until sunday. ted: a crash on john young parkway. it is northbound by u.s. 192. use main street as an alternate to get around it. i for westbound into seminole, between 430 and maitland, a few extra minutes. jason: local news continues when jasmine joins me on cw18 jazmin:. jazmin:in pennsylvania, live pictures to show you. five people killed. a preview of al

david. >> all right. thank you. it is 5:10. all new on "action news" three boys in western pa were burned badly after playing with a gas can. >>nformation on the pizza shop robbery foiled due to some quick thinking employees. karen. >> we're looking pretty good right here in delaware county on i-95 at the commodore barry bridge. we're going to take a look at 4:22 coming up next. >> and also when we come back, sarah palin, the former governor of alaska she's embarking on a new gig. going to be interesting to see how it goes. we'll tell you a little bit more in the morning buzz. >> ♪ katie vo: she works as many hours as the guys do. she doesn't work 21 percent less. she handles as many customers, puts out as many fires, meets as many deadlines-- not 21 percent less. so why does she make 21 percent less? for my daughters and yours, i'll fight for equal pay for women. families need it; you've earned it. and our parents have earned social security and medicare-- i'll protect them. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message, because it's your turn. >> ♪ >> welcome back. taking a live look now into center city. before you know it t

. >> reporter: david and kirsten, we are waiting for an update on a motorcycle rider who was burned after a fiery crash here beach. take a look, you can see the car ended up engulfed in flames. witnesses tell me the motorcycle ended up stuck underneath the car after the two collided early this morning and a passenger on the bike was also trapped. that person was air lifted to a hospital. once we get new information, we'll pass it along to you. >> overnight, a crash on i-4 shut down the highway for hours in orange county. we know a car and a semi were involved in that wreck right at the fairbanks avenue exit. so far, troopers have not released any other details about what happened. back open. >> another big rally is planned in orlando later this morning for one of the presidential front runners. mark lehman is live on curry mark? >> this time, it is ted cruz set to hold a rally with carly fiorina. it comes after the gop candidates face off in a debate last night. calmer than some of the previous debates. all of the candidates in the final push for votes before the critical florida primary