jason: donald trump picked up more delegates. amy: i will show you temperatures. michelle: a bad motorcycle crash shuts down i' ve for. how it deputies cruiser got banged up in the mass. jason: we are going to get to that commitment 2016 coverage. different overnight on the polls had been predicting. look at that cloud cover have been seeing over downtown orlando. 63, a warmer start. amy: we have some clouds. they are not quite as low or as thick as they were yesterday, but they are a layer to keep those temperatures from dropping. it will be warmer this afternoon. we will see sunshine breaking through. look at the temperature change from yesterday. a few spots are cooler. our inland spots are warmer. 54 in paisley. a couple of spots have dropped into the 50' s. sanford is at 58, winter park at 61 and at celebration it is 65. closer to the coast, depends on whether you are north or south or closer to the water. 71 in melbourne beach. as we had through the day we will climb to the lower 80' s with a few scattered clouds and those winds starting to pick up. let' get

. >> reporter: but defense forensic pathologist donald jason is just as sure. >> i believe it happens with bras like she was wearing. >> reporter: even more surprising is this witness who typically testifies for the prosecution. pathologist. >> do you believe the bra you saw on julie when she was brought to the medical examiner's office could have caused that shoring? >> it's possible, yes, sir. >> reporter: in his closing arguments, attorney gardner underscores the dilemma of dueling experts. >> i will go to my grave estioning how any forensic pathologist can say a .40 caliber bullet shot into julie's body into her back with enough force to exit the floor and cause shoring and there's no evidence the bullet struck the floor. lie charged at him, surprised m. looked up, put his arm up, shed her away, tried to create stance. e got her balance and mediately came right back at m. pulled his weapon and fired, actly like he's been trained do. evidence to contradict art's claim about what happened in that kitchen. >> reporter: but prosecutor olson says nothing art gonzales says can be truste

jason: right now, donald trump and hillary clinton are adding to their delegate haul. the new primary results just into our newsroom. michelle: what is next for marco after voters turned their backs on him. jason: this is what $4 million looks like when it goes up in flames. we are live into the investigation into what started this mansion fire. good wednesday morning. warm again today. all those clouds hanging out over the buildings. amy sweezey is joining us now. amy: we have that low cloudiness, fogginess like yesterday. once it gets out of here, we will end up with sunshine. we are headed to the upper 80' s, near 90 again today. a few of us will hit 90. sunrise doesn' t happen until 7:34. a lot of this fogginess will left. warmer in some spots that it was yesterday. half-mile in ocala and the villages, melbourne reporting reduced visibility at less than a mile, south along i-95 in sondergaard county. -- southern brevard county. 69 in orlando, 68 in there is cloud cover on the satellite. we will break apart those clouds later today. claremont. a couple of us will hit

>> reporter: but defense forensic pathologist donald jason is just as sure. >> i believe it happens with bras like she was wearing. >> reporter: even more surprising is this witness who typically testifies for the prosecution. dr. jennifer bowers is a state pathologist. >> do you believe the bra you saw on julie when she was brought to the medical examiner's office could have caused that >> reporter: in his closing arguments, attorney gardner underscores the dilemma of dueling experts. >> i will go to my grave questioning how any forensic pathologist can say a .40 caliber bullet shot into julie's body into her back with enough force to exit the floor and cause shoring and there's no evidence the bullet struck the floor. julie charged at him, surprised him. he looked up, put his arm up, pushed her away, tried to create distance. she got her balance and immediately came right back at him. he pulled his weapon and fired, exactly like he's been trained to do. i maintain that there is no real evidence to contradict art's claim about what happened in that kitchen. >> reporter: but prosecutor o

. >> reporter: but defense forensic pathologist donald jason is just as sure. >> i believe it happens with bras like she was wearing. >> reporter: even more surprising is this witness who typically testifies for the prosecution. dr. jennifer bowers is a state pathologist. >> do you believe the bra you saw on julie when she was caused that shoring? >> it's possible, yes, sir. >> reporter: in his closing arguments, attorney gardner underscores the dilemma of dueling experts. >> i will go to my grave questioning how any forensic pathologist can say a .40 caliber bullet shot into julie's body into her back with enough force to exit the floor and cause shoring and there's no evidence the bullet struck the floor. julie charged at him, surprised him. he looked up, put his arm up, pushed her away, tried to create distance. she got her balance and immediately came right back at him. he pulled his weapon and fired, exactly like he's been trained to do. i maintain that there is no real evidence to contradict art's claim about what happened in that kitchen. >> reporter: but prosecutor olson says

. >> reporter: but defense forensic pathologist donald jason is just as sure. >> i believe it happens with bras like she was wearing. >> reporter: even more surprising is this witness who typically testifies for the prosecution. dr. jennifer bowers is a state pathologist. >> do you believe the bra you saw on julie when she was brought to the medical caused that shoring? >> it's possible, yes, sir. >> reporter: in his closing arguments, attorney gardner underscores the dilemma of dueling experts. >> i will go to my grave questioning how any forensic pathologist can say a .40 caliber bullet shot into julie's body into her back with enough force to exit the floor and cause shoring and there's no evidence the bullet struck the floor. julie charged at him, surprised him. he looked up, put his arm up, pushed her away, tried to create distance. she got her balance and immediately came right back at him. he pulled his weapon and fired, exactly like he's been trained to do. i maintain that there is no real evidence to contradict art's claim about what happened in that kitchen. >> reporter: but

. >> reporter: but defense forensic pathologist donald jason is just as sure. >> i believe it happens with bras like she was wearing. >> reporter: even more surprising is this witness who typically testifies for the prosecution. dr. jennifer bowers is a state pathologist. >> do you believe the bra you saw on julie when she was brought to the medical caused that shoring? >> it's possible, yes, sir. >> reporter: in his closing arguments, attorney gardner underscores the dilemma of dueling experts. >> i will go to my grave questioning how any forensic pathologist can say a .40 caliber bullet shot into julie's body into her back with enough force to exit the floor and cause shoring and there's no evidence the bullet struck the floor. julie charged at him, surprised him. he looked up, put his arm up, pushed her away, tried to create distance. she got her balance and immediately came right back at him. he pulled his weapon and fired, exactly like he's been trained to do. i maintain that there is no real evidence to contradict art's claim about what happened in that kitchen. >> reporter: but

. >> reporter: but defense forensic pathologist donald jason is just as sure. >> i believe it happens with >> reporter: even more surprising is this witness who typilly testifies for the prosecution. dr. jennifer bowers is a state pathologist. >> do you believe the bra you saw on julie when she was brought to the medical examiner's office could have caused that shoring? >> it's possible, yes, sir. >> reporter: in his closing arguments, attorney gardner underscores the dilemma of dueling experts. >> i will go to my grave caliber bullet shot into julie's body into her back with enough force to exit the floor and cause shoring and there's no evidence the bullet struck the floor. julie charged at him, surprised him. he looked up, put his arm up, pushed her away, tried to create distance. she got her balance and immediately came right back at him. he pulled his weapon and fired, exactly like he's been trained to do. i maintain that there is no real evidence to contradict art's claim about what happened in that kitchen. >> reporter: but prosecutor olson says nothing art gonzales says can be

. >> reporter: but defense forensic pathologist donald jason is just as sure. >> i believe it happens with bras like she was wearing. >> reporter: even more surprising is this witness who typically testifies for the prosecution. dr. jennifer bowers is a state >> do you believe the bra you saw on julie when she was brbrght to the medical examiner's office could have caused that shoring? >> it's possible, yes, sir. >> reporter: in his closing arguments, attorney gardner underscores the dilemma of dueling experts. >> i will go to my grave estioning how any forensic pathologist can say a .40 caliber bullet shot into julie's body into her back with enough force to exit the floor and cause shoring and there's no evidence the bullet struck the floor. lie charged at him, surprised m. looked up, put his arm up, shed her away, tried to create stance. e got her balance and mediately came right back at m. pulled his weapon and fired, actly like he's been trained do. i maintain that there is no real evidence to contradict art's that kitchen. >> reporter: but prosecutor olson says nothing art gonza

. >> reporter: but defense forensic pathologist donald jason is just as sure. >> i believe it happens with bras like she was wearing. >> reporter: even more surprising is this witness who typically testifies for the prosecution. dr. jennifer bowers is a state pathologist. >> do you believe the bra you saw on julie when she was brought to the medical caused that shoring? >> it's possible, yes, sir. >> reporter: in his closing arguments, attorney gardner >> i will go to my grave pathologist can say a .40 caliber bullet shot into julie's body into her back with enough force to exit the floor and evidence the bullet struck the him. he looked up, put his arm up, she got her balance and immediately came right back at him. exactly like he's been trained to do. i maintain that there is no real evidence to contradict art's that kitchen. >> reporter: but prosecutor olson says nothing art gonzales says can be trusted. >> it is not a coincidence that the track of mr. gonzales' relationship with kara cast is the track of the divorce. it was made right at the beginning of may is when he fell in lov

. >> reporter: but defense forensic pathologist donald jason is just as sure. >> i believe it happensas like she >> reporter: even more surprising is this witness who typically testifies for the prosecution. dr. jennifer bowers is a state pathologist. >> do you believe the bra you saw on julie when she was brought to the medical examiner's office could have caused that shoring? >> it's possible, yes, sir. >> reporter: in his closing arguments, attorney gardner underscores the dilemma of dueling experts. >> i will go to my grave questioning pathologist can say a .40 caliber bullet shot into julie's body into her back with enough force to exit the floor and cause shoring and there's no evidence the bullet struck the floor. julie charged at him, surprised him. he looked up, put his arm up, pushed her away, tried to create distance. she got her balance and immediately came right back at him. he pulled his weapon and fired, exactly like he's been trained to do. i maintain that there is no real evidence to contradict art's claim about what happened in that kitchen. >> reporter: but prosecut

. >> reporter: but defense forensic pathologist donald jason is just as sure. >> i believe it happensas like she was wearing. >> reporter: even more surprising is this witness who typically testifies for the prosecution. dr. jennifer bowers is a state pathologist. >> do you believe the bra saw on julie when she was brought to the medical examiner's office could have caused that shoring? >> it's possible, yes, sir. >> reporter: in his closing arguments, attorney gardner underscores the dilemma of dueling experts. >> i will go to my grave questioning how any forensic pathologist can say a .40 caliber bullet shot into julie's body into her back with enough force to exit the floor and cause shoring and there's no evidence the bullet struck the floor. julie charged at him, surprised him. he looked up, put his arm up, pushed her away, tried to create distance. she got her balance and immediately came right back at him. he pulled his weapon and fired, exactly like he's been trained to do. i maintain that there is no real evidence to contradict art's claim about what happened in that kitchen.

jason: can marco rubio topple donald trump? we have team coverage. michelle: first, breaking news on the morning drive. only one lane of traffic any by at i-4 westbound accor and road. -- at kirkman road. jason: alex villareal is on scene. alex: two people who were killed were the driver of the van and tow trucks are working to clear the vehicles, badly mangled vehicles, from the road. emergency scene has been playing since the accident around 3:20 a.m. both of these drivers were men. fhp says the drivers were going the wrong way, the van going the wrong way, when it crashed into a taxi. a tow truck swerved erotically to avoid the van. this happened in the -- on radically to avoid -- a witness says when he got out to help, the van smelled of alcohol. we talked to a spokeswoman who said that there was a bottle of hennessy in the passenger van. they believe this was caused by drunk driving. >> something to drink before getting behind the wheel. alex: she says drunk driving is the biggest cause of long way crashes -- wrong way crashes. both of the men ha

jason: right now on sunrise, a super tuesday blowout. michelle: are donald trump and hillary clinton unstoppable at this point? we break down the results from the big night. jason: we' re also following breaking news. i' m jason guy. michelle: i' jason: in sanford, we' re asking police about a massive crime scene investigation just blocks from seminole high school. michelle: but we start with first alert meteorologist amy sweezey. amy: it is a lot warmer this morning and we are heading to the upper 70' s and low 80' s today. a cold front is going to slide through and take up a couple of sprinkles. it is not going to bring any: cold air to us. look at these 24-hour temperature changes. most of us from the orlando area and south, a few degrees warmer. that puts us in the 50' s and low 60' s. 63 in sanford. 61 in melbourne. the clouds are streaming through right now and the act like a that is why we are warmer. through the day today, a cold front arrived, 78 in ocala. 81 today in orlando. 79 in the land. upper 70' s and low 80' s along the coast. we will talk m

jason: donald trump picked a more delegates while you were sleeping. trump won elections in hawaii, michigan -- michigan and mississippi. when michigan. hillary clinton won a landslide in mississippi. to help veterans. with how the ligety lake baldwin v a center. jazmin: the bill was assigned about prep -- by president obama. it transfers the lake baldwin va to the state of florida. there are 120 beds of the nursing a portion of the facility. those bets of either not been in use or are serving as temporary space during the transition to the new lake nona va. hersmen john mica has called it a valuable asset to the aging veterans. he says it shouldn' t have been anti-for even a day. jason: thank you, jasmine. a new alert has been issued concerning the zika virus. the world health organization has said sexual transmission of the virus is more common than previously thought. now, they are telling women to be more careful about sex during pregnancy. if your partner has been to an infected country, you are being told to practice safe sex or avoided altogethe

that is why it so many of them are nervous about donald trump. jason: a new report earlier this believes the democratic party clinton. chuck: i do think donald trump motivate bernie sanders more than any other candidate running. i do expect president barack obama to publicly endorse hillary clinton by the end of the month. there is only an opportunity if the party reignite quicker. we will wait and hear what jason: all right, chuck, think you for joining us. you can watch "meet the press," here on wesh 2 later this morning. a bus crash happened earlier this morning in spain, in the northeast part of the country. all of the occupants were university students on the way back from a fireworks festival. we are just hours away from arnold palmer invitational. pat clarke has a look. pat: the table is set for what sunday finish. clearly, the man to beat is the man that has led this thing since thursday, jason day. round three is now in the books. henrik stenson is playing with he grabbed a lead with this eagle putt. now watch this play from day. from off the

michelle: latebreaking this afternoon, rick scott is calling on republicans to get behind donald trump. jason: he made the announcement on his facebook page. the governor has been rumored to be a vice president of candidate on a truck ticket. we will have more of a statement floors primary. michelle: powerful video showing a multimillion dollar mansion in brevard county destroyed. amazing video showing to kayakers riding over a waterfall in kentucky has gone viral. jason: now those daredevils are being cited for trespassing. here' s the cell phone footage capturing the attention of social media. they go right over the falls. one of the sick professional kayaker. he takes a read over the waterfall. the other is wearing a grope up -- go-pro and shows you first -- from the vantage point of what it' s like to go over the falls. both men say it was a ride that was the result of hours of -- training and 15 years in the sport. it was a personal goal for both of them. it will cost me a few hundred bucks because of the trespassing violation. michelle: i guess it' s worth it. if it' s their lifelong dr

jason: right now on sunrise, a super tuesday blowout. michelle: are donald trump and hillary clinton unstoppable at this point? we break down the results from the big night. jason: we' re also following breaking news. i' m jason guy. michelle: i'

hours ago she was to clear the jason: same thing for donald trump. he pulled up victories in the states. -- big country. marco rubio is out of the race at some turf. jason: michelle: a met michelle: -- amanda ober at the big question now. what does rubio -- do next? >> rubio about that he would continue his bid for the white house. apparently after seeing the early returns on tuesday night, that decision changed. a little after 8:00 p.m., he told supporters in miami that he the white house. s plan that the president to 2016 or maybe ever. and may -- and while today my campaign may be suspended, the fact that i' ve even come this and all the reason more why we must do it all we can to ensure this nation remains a special place. >> as for what is next for senator rubio, at this point he is not indicating. there is speculation he may run for governor in florida in 2018 when rick scott turns out. marco rubio stopping any sort of commitment at this point about his political future. in miami, amanda ober. jason: both trump and clinton are seeing a boost in

jason: donald trump is getting attention today for what many are calling a warning about what will happen if he doesn' the front-runners but to cnn on wednesday about the possibility of a brokered convention. he said there would be rides if a candidate with fewer delegates is chosen to be the gop nominee. the deputies who failed to arrest the trump supporter who sucker punched a protester have been suspended. you may remember this video showing 78-year-old john mcgraw punching a protester who is being removed from a rally. mcgraw was allowed to stay the rally and was not charged until the -- the next day. the sheriff says the failure to act by the five deputies won' t be tolerated. three deputies are of the for a week and two others were suspended for three weeks. michelle: a delta airlines flight was delayed after a passenger' s e-cigarette caught fire. the e-cigarette in the passengers carry on ignited during boarding into -- atlanta. the flight departed for st. louis about 20 minutes late. a luggage inspection at oia resulted in a big drug bust. investigators say they found six a man -

when it comes to florida, the only one who can be donald trump as myself. jason: rubio continues campaigning in central florida. you' ll better -- he will be at a rubio possibly closing the gap between himself and donald trump. the monmouth university paul was conducted. the voters rest of the primary was today, who would you vote for. 30% said donald trump. 30% said ted cruz. 17% for -- 30% for marco rubio, 70% for ted cruz. bernie sanders note clinton spoke at a townhall. >> we are talking about running this campaign to win, to become president of the united states. not talking about vice president. >> i certainly consider him an ally. zika had of ourselves. >> after flirting with it -- jason: michael bloomberg member to stay with us for coverage. it also get the latest online at wesh.com or the mobile app. orlando police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened on north cherry avenue not far from where the old amway arena used to sit. our crew was on the scene as officers began the investigation. we are still waiting for the information of the victim.

jason: 4:30 right now on sunrise, bernie sanders is celebrating after a big primary win over hillary clinton. donald trump continues his drive towards the gop nomination. there has been a huge credit card data beach -- breach at a local hotel chain. we will so you what happened and who is affected. a former sex offender is arrested after he was found naked in a local community. announcer: local, live, late breaking. this is wesh 2 news sunrise in high definition. jason: good wednesday morning, i' m jason guy. it is a bit warmer and we will let' s get over to meteorologist amy sweezey as we look like a downtown orlando where we are at 64 degrees. amy: good morning, we are going to see a bit of cloud cover but also plenty of sun once the sunshine begins. the sunrise time is 6:42. we will get a mix of sun and clouds like yesterday. we are starting up a couple of degrees warmer this morning. we will be a couple degrees warmer this afternoon. yesterday we hit 80 in orlando. today we will climate the lower 80' s and a lot of spots. some of us of the same, some of us are a few degrees warmer. especially oc

jason: governor rick scott joined donald trump at his mar-a-lago estate last night as rumors swirled of an endorsement. >> i have a lot of respect for rick scott. i don' t know about his of mine. jason: associated press reporter gary fineout tweeted overnight. quoting the governor spokesperson saying rick scott is not endorsing trump. you' ll start seeing more candidates here in the sunshine state ahead of the march 15 primary. donald trump is making a campaign stop at cfe arena on the ucf campus. the rally starts at noon. free tickets are available on trump' s website. our commitment 2016 coverage continues to the morning here. it also get the official tuesday results on the go with download it now. re working to find out what turned a sanford neighborhood into a crime scene. police swarmed highlawn avenue not far from seminole high school. crime tape and cruisers blocked off the area. so far, police are not saying what they are investigating. as we learn more, we will pass it along to you here and inside the wesh 2 mobile app. wreck that flipped another car was a note orange county

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donald trump is calling on gop rival marco rubio to drop out of the race. with me now, jasonoe, senior advisor to senator rubio. welcome, sir. rubio needs 100 total delegates. he currently has 11. what do you make of donald trump's comment that senator rubio should drop out? >> well, like most of what donald trump does that is not terrifying, it is amusing. it is obviously ridiculous, but i also think he recognizes that senator rubio is his biggest impediment to securing the republican nomination. i think most people recognize there is shaping up into two-person race. if we can get the other candidates to sober up and drop out, we have the real opportunity to beating trump. deirdre: one tool that is being used recently, senator rubio, on the supposed off the record "new york times" editorial meeting. here is his comment and how "the times" should handle it. >> he met with their editorial board. apparently he told them what he really believes about immigration which sound like what he toll them was different than what he's telling you but it was off the record. "new york times

and michigan, donald trump with 458. jason riley, columnist with the "wall street journal." okay. what about this? you look at the number. boy, it doesn't seem like the stop trump movement is stopping much. there was a glimmer of hope when cruz did better than expected and we saw late deciders break by even bigger margins. that didn't happen last night. john kasich is an extremely popular governor of ohio. he won 84 of 88 counties and you see that reflected. i think it will be very, very hard. when you see john kasich talking about the states that haven't voted. we're up in there. he hasn't won anything yet. marco rubio has won in two places. >> he is essentially tied. >> the thing about proportional allegation of delgss, it is hard to catch up with someone if they're ahead because they keep on getting farther and farther ahead. but ted cruz has legitimate bragging rights. he is 99 delegates behind. >> trump had a good night. it is still his delegation to lose. ted cruz didn't have as good a night as he needed to have. and that's a problem. the deep south was supposed to be his st

donald trump. >> last night's debate and the issues beyond the insults. jason: u.c.f. is going to the protest plans for his arrival and how students are reacting to the leading republican presidential candidate. >> investigators were out all night at this orlando apartment complex. it's friday finally. good morning. thank you for joining the sunrise team. i'm jason guy. michelle: i'm michelle imperato. we do have a nice day in store. we just have to get through a few hours here in the morning. here is a glance over at orlando where meteorologist amy sweezey is joining us. are showers still hanging around? amy: barely. all the rain we had in the early morning hours are long gone. there is a few little sprinkles which i'll show you coming up here. what will happen is we'll still have some clouds in the spots that don't have rain anymore. as that drier air keeps working in today we will end up breaking apart the clouds and getting some sunshine later this afternoon. temperatures mid to upper 70's for most of us, a little cooler than yesterday but still not bad. the cooler

jason: thank you, alex. donald trump is going to have an easy or difficult path to the nomination. michelle: and whether the polls backfire on hillary clinton again. nbc' s tracie potts is in washington with more. >> voting is underway in columbus, ohio this morning. donald trump upset in ohio by the train john kasich as an absentee governor. >> i think he managed is not very popular. i mean look, he is not 11 race. >> mitt romney was defending kasich. running, he is a real track record. rallies. >> we don' time is all that petty, thunder a stuff that is going on with these protesters. illinois, but unlike trump -- >> i' punch her in the face. >> marco rubio' s hoping to pull off a miracle in florida. he is 20 points behind trump in his home state. hillary clinton' s up 20 points there, but polls -- but told msnbc after losing michigan, she no longer trust polls. >> a demagogue, a showman, and insider -- insight or who is actually fanning the flames. >> we' re going to win here. >> bernie sanders ignoring the polls, he is 20 point behind in ohio, but much closer in illinois. in all

donald trump. >> mark: dr. jason johnson joining us from baltimore right now. the road to presidency goes through ohio. can ohio be the road block? let's say kasich wins tonight. how much time does he have to try to gain as much as he needs to make this a fight? >> romona: can you hear us, jason? >> yes, i can hear you know. >> mark: there you go. that was a long question, too. okay. i'll put it to you this way. if kasich does win tonight, how much time does he have left to really make a run for this? >> well, mathematically he can't do anything, right? if you are down by 40 points, i don't care how good kyrie is you aren't going to make arches did. he hasn't been that good. broker. he essentially becomes then the person who can make the final go against donald trump. here's one thing. i think compared to ted cruz and compared to marco rubio, if you look at their previous behavior to now, john kasich is the only republican candidate who has been pretty consistently against donald trump. he has been critical of trump from the beginning. so i think he is going to

jason riley is here to explain. let's stretch this out. donaldys argued and you can understand in a crowded field, not going to get the kind of overall votes that i would in a field of one or two or three people. pointing to hillary clinton. he does have a good point. so, how does this math jibe factors that in? , ithink the crowdedkok field hs helped him. that's how i would look at it. the fact of the matter he is a weaker front runner in that the more recent front runner ins -- >> how -- >> when it comes to the overall count vote, as the general pointed out he is trailing by more than a million votes of hillary clinton -- >> again, hillary clinton and just one guy. >> threat not the only metric. the number of delegates he has at this point, compared to what previous front-runner had in the election, and also the number of states he has won ask the margin of victory. >> i'll go back again to fact we have had more candidates initially and that a lot of those early delegate states were proportional. >> the other point being made is his high negati

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rubio hit minnesota after lunch today going hard after donald trump who he linked to former governor jesse ventura. jasonat exactly did he say? >> well, we heard a lot. especially lobbied at donald trump. one of the rubio advisers telling me in terms of the outlook tonight, they're not lying down any markers in any of the states. they're hoping in any state where they can come ahead of ted cruz that, they say, would be a good thing for them. in terms of the comparison, as rubio addressed the crowd, he warned them about the pitfalls of electing another celebrity to office. of course, referring to their former governor, former pro wrestler jesse ventura. >> if any state in the country has experience with electing someone who runs on the promise of being some great celebrity, this tough-talking celebrity, well, how did that work out with jesse ventura? jesse ventura was an embarrassment. no, let me rephrase that, jesse ventura is an embarrassment. >> one rubio adviser telling me he feels trump's angry message is not something that's going to resonate with voters here in minnesota. as for rubio, he's heading

it's time to check weather with meterologist jason adams violence outside a donald trump rally in arizona -- as groups in *two* different parts of the country protest visits from the leading g-o-p candidate.but donald trump is remaining confident -- as the next primary draws near. a-b-c's elizabeth hur has the latest on democracy 2016. nats fighting a protester wearing a kkk hood sparked a fight during donald trump's rally in tucson, arizona. sot donald trump "the other guy's wearing a ku klux klan outfit. he thinks it's wonderful. these are bad people. i'm telling you." earlier, in phoenix, protesters blocked the main road leading to the rally, some chaining themselves to cars. nats in new york, thousands of protesters clashed with trump supporters outside the trump tower. sot peter blewette, protester "he literally represents the worst parts of america, and he's bringing out all the garbage." but the frontrunner predicts he will win the republican presidential nomination. sot trump "but you know the expression, to be the future have to go through trump. right. right. gotta go through tr

jason: it is primary day. the big when the sunshine state with donald trump in the lead. it could be a make or break day for senator marco rubio. for the democrats, bernie sanders is trailing hillary clinton. today is also high stakes race for the presence candidates in ohio. michelle: the division will have an in-depth look at the as voters head to the polls. >> on peter alexander from here in battleground ohio, traveling with ohio governor john kasich. his approval rating among ohio republicans is nearly 80%. k transit that into victory today to stay alive and help slow donald trump trajectory towards the nomination? trump is in ohio as well. we will have all of that when we see you are in today. jason: also what' s at stake for the democrats as they campaign for delegates across five states. you can see chuck todd live on her newscast at 6:00 this morning and then cigarette for more analysis when the today show gets going at 7:00 on wesh 2. michelle: a jury will hear more testimony in hulk hogan sac state today. the founder of gawker media will expect to be cross exami

hillary clinton and donald trump are hoping to hang onto their lead. jason: firefighters handling a brush fire in volusia county. it scorched 10 acres in oak hill and came close to buildings. the fire danger today is moderate threat central florida. michelle: police are on the lookout for the crooks who stole cash from girl scouts. the couple was with a child and got away in a car with north carolina plates. michelle: jazmin walker is showing us what they have planned. for the next two weeks, orange county debbie' s will make sure seatbelts fastened and kids are secure in their car seats. the most recent numbers from the cdc shows that 87% of people in florida user seatbelts. that is higher than the national average of 86%. throughout this campaign, debbie' s will be stationed at various locations in the morning and afternoon. you can look for them it' s over star road between 8:30 and 11:00 a.m.. not wearing a seatbelt is a 100 $14 fine. if your child is wearing a safety restraint, it is $164. their goal is to keep more dollars -- more people from getting h

jason: the republican debate got heated last night, as the remaining 4 candidates faced off. donald trump, senator marco rubio, senator ted cruz and governor john kasich took the stage in detroit. they debated everything from poll numbers to policy. found dead in an apartment. no suspect has been named. that is the sound of bike week writing into daytona beach. -- bike week riding into daytona beach. jason: hundreds of thousands of bikers are expected. jazmin walker is here with a preview. jasmine said several local counties are hosting events. there is food, live music, dancing. if you are heading to date to the beach -- if you are heading to daytona beach, you can see lots of women. they are the highest growing members of the market. they urge everyone to pay extra mrs. the 75th anniversary of bike week. it starts today and runs through the 13th. it will be a busy time for bike week. bikinis will be mixing in with all of that weather. jason' s : investigators are back on scene of a wall collapse that injured four people. they say several bricks fell from a loft building yesterday

they said we want this to be peaceful, don't be violent, let's just show that we don't like donald trump. >> jasonnal," if donald trump takes wisconsin, forget about a contested convention he'll be unstoppable. governor walker said two things, number one, he was susceptible to attack about wisconsin, don't believe the hype about walker. the other thing that walker said, i'm dropping out. and if the other republicans are smart, and don't want donald trump to win, you'll follow me out the door. because you're not going to able to stop him with 16 people there and it turns out for those who wanted to stop donald trump, walker was right. >> there's a ton of blue collar voters out there and there are not a lot of evangelicals so this is a rich prize for whoever ends up on with it. on another network which their call letters start with a "c" they'll have two town halls tonight. one with ted cruz, followed by donald trump. and what ted cruz is calling on donald trump to do is say, let's not do the two one hours. let's do a two-hour debate. so anyway, that's what ted cruz -- >> and donald trump has not re

jason: in commitment 2016, it is the talk of the trail. a protester punched and kicked at a donald trump rally. you can see protesters, including one wearing a kkk hoodie. they pulled protesters to the ground and beat him. trump bashed the protesters >> puts a ku klux klan hat on , think she' s cute, he is a disgusting guide. -- guy. jason: immigration is becoming one of the hot topics. >> we need immigration reform that keeps families together, and -- ends the fear. jason: bill clinton will be campaigning on his wife' s behalf in arizona. utah, arizona, and idaho, vote on tuesday. chuck todd will join us live at seven: 30 this morning. and white bernie sanders is still in -- why bernie sanders is still in the race. havana, cuba, is getting ready the president is the first to visit in almost 90 years. >> it has been a long wait but cuba is getting ready to welcome a u.s. president after 50 years of isolation. cubans are elated that relations have improved to the point a president is visiting for the first time in 88 years. alejandro ended his studies to drive tourists, earning more

jason: he also said he believes t help the republican party if donald trumps wins the nomination. narrowed conservative movement even further. the party. s primary, rubio lost in every county but miami-dade. he did not endorse any candidates. conservative leaders say they have met privately in washington to develop a plan to stop republican presidential front-runner donald trump from getting the gop nomination. leaders will not rule out a contested convention. governor rick scott has kept his promise to veto millions of dollars in spending from the new state budget. he signed the $82 billion dollar budget last night. before that, he vetoed $256 million in spending for roads, health care and law-enforcement programs. however, the budget does include a slight boost in funding for schools. next on sunrise, a bizarre scene at a local hospital leaves thousands of dollars in medicine possibly contaminated. plus cheers turn to screams at a florida pep rally. cameras are rolling as a performer catches fire. and back outside, here is a view looking beautiful this morning in daytona beach. the water

donald trump leading. marco rubio is fighting until the bitter end. bind the publican party. jason: what i lost could mean. we' re also keeping tabs on your weather and traffic so you know what to expect, before heading out to vote. wesh 2 news sunrise starts right announcer: local, live, late breaking. this is wesh 2 news sunrise in jason: good tuesday morning, i' m jason guy. breaking traffic news in just a moment, first let' s talk about the forecast because we are expecting a hot day ahead. cloud cover and 71 in downtown orlando. amy, you mentioned yesterday. could someone see a 90 degree reading today? amy: it' s entirely possible. i don' t think we will let 90, but i think it will be a couple of spots. we hit 89 in a few places. we do have some classes morning once the sun gets to shining, we will see more of it as we had to the day. dryer keep settling in. we will be lower 80' s by noon 80' s, even 90 and most spots this afternoon. they will kick up later today. notice this morning we are already starting off warm, so we don' t really have to climb a whole lot to get to thos

jason, first you're in north carolina. donald trump was late to the rally. they were facing some fog and some airplane delays, and now he's getting warmed up. but this is par for the course the way he is proceeding today. the format with chris christie interviewing him is a bit different. >> reporter: right, chris christie is playing moderator. moments ago, we saw a group of protesters just feet in front of me. in fact, they were seated right in front of the cameras. you had three white men. a black man and a couple of black women. they stood up. they were not very loud. most of them stood in silence with signs that said inclusion, not exclusion. and the women, the two women with a bigger sign that said do not bring hate, they were responded to by chants of usa, we didn't see violence from the trump supporters. didn't hear the typical trump saying get them out of here. it was a little more subdued. they were brought out and then replaced with trump supporters. but you have chris christie moderating as you said and he asked trump how he was going to bring thi

jason: in just a few minutes, voters head to the polls. 13 states will pick a nominee today, on super tuesday. hillary clinton and donald trump are expecting big wins. service says there' s a moderate risk of wildfires across the area today. monday, a fire burned 10 acres in volusia county, and put several buildings in danger. jason: astronaut scott kelly returns to earth today after nearly a year at the international space station. kelly will be landing in kazakhstan this afternoon, then fly to houston tomorrow. kelly' s mission will help nasa determine the impacts on the body, for long flights, like the one astronauts will one day take to mars. happening in the they had local , deputies step up their efforts to get you to buckle up. michelle: it' s the yearly click it or ticket campaign. jazmin walker shows us what they have planned. jazmin: for the next few weeks orange county deputies will be , out checking to make sure your seat belt is fastened, and that your kids are secure in their car seat. the most recent numbers from the cdc show 87% of people in florida use their seat belts. that' s higher than the national

donald trump. you heard lindsey graham there in jason carol's piece. he's not even a republican. republican voters are coming out and voting for donald trump. why can't the establishment accept that he can win? >> i do think there's a real danger. what trump has is a whole lot of voters who turning out who are dissatisfied and are angry and feel betrayed by the republican party and the establishment. the leaders are saying we don't want trump. we don't give a damn what you think. we really don't care. we want somebody else. we're going to put our own person in there. that is the kind of message i would think would be very threatening to the future of the republican party, certainly threatening in this campaign. >> what do you say to that, bill? he's now the infamous line "i love the poorly educated." he's doing well among people with more and more educatin. his base of support seems to be getting broader. >> at this point, if you care about the country and you think donald trump shouldn't be president, you have an obligation to say so. donald trump got 34.2% of the vote last night

jason: here in central florida, preparations are underway for donald trump' s visit to ucf tomorrow. a growing number of students say they' ll protest his rally at the cfe arena where thousands of supporters are expected to gather. campus police are assembling designated protest areas across the street from the arena. still many students say they are of the campaign stops. >> as long as you' re going to be having the political process, you need to hear all sides of it. whether it' s personally offensive to you, that' s something for you to decide, jason: tickets for the rally are free. the speech is set to start at noon. check out our politics section online at wesh.com or the wesh 2 mobile app. charged after a child accidentally shoots herself, walks out of jail. police say he left the loaded gun under a couch, where the six-year-old found it. wesh 2' s chris hush has the new details. chris says the you have anything to say to the family? >> god bless america. >> talk to my lawyer. >> 35-year-old erik williams is out of jail released thursday bond. he was arrested earlier this week

and ted cruz and donald trump are just not prepared to do that. deirdre: jasonat do you think that senator rubio has to change because, six months ago all your points are well-made in the sense that everybody thought this is the can diet who is most likely to be able to beat hillary clinton but as you say there are other candidates, whether they have taken the oxygen out, whether ted cruz's campaign which has been accused by your campaign of tons of dirty tricks, what does senator rubio need to do now to make a mark? >> well, obviously win something important and we have not had state has have been, you know, our friendliest states. i do think as we look in front of us, there are a lot of states that are friendlier to i think marco rubio's message and there is reality. he could fake anger. he is as angry as everybody else. deirdre: didn't work for him. >> well, but i don't think what he was doing was reflecting anger so much. i mean right now, not just republicans, americans, working class americans are frustrated that washington doesn't seem to be reacting to t

jason: we will year from one gop and hillary clinton also candidate who triumphed over donald trump. and hillary clinton also claiming victory. overnight, her opponent, bernie sanders, makes a promise to his supporters. a beloved landmark what we know on cocoa beach goes up in flames. so far about the inferno that gutted a mansion. wesh 2 sunrise starts right now. announcer: local, live, late breaking. this is wesh 2 news sunrise in jason: could wednesday morning, i' m jason guy. we are glad you are waking up with us. we will get all the commitment 2016 results. let' s show you the weather camera here downtown orlando. you can see we' ve got some cloud cover now. it we another warm day. let' s get right to amy sweezey with the first alert weather. amy: we are starting warm and muggy and will have fog across the area to start the day. once we get going we will see more sunshine into get rid of the fog. we will have a few classes afternoon. a similar set up what we had yesterday, the big difference is it won' t be as windy. with a little more cloud cover this afternoon, temperatures we

jason carroll tracking donald trump in florida. ront runner who will be in north carolina. jason, i want to start with you. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. security clearly a concern here at the convention center here in tampa. some 1,000 people expected to show up here for the event for trump later on this afternoon. i spoke to, actually, just earlier this afternoon, a representative from the tampa pd who tells me he like so many people watched what happened in chicago on friday, saw what happened when the man rushed the stage in ohio. saw what happened on sunday in boca raton here in florida. as you can imagine, security here a great concern. they had a briefing about it this morning. he says his officers will not get involved unless, of course, there's something that the secret service cannot handle. as for trump's part, he's remaining defiant as ever, carol, as you know, saying he is not to blame for what happened over the weekend, saying bernie sanders shares some of that blame as well. >> if my people went into

michelle: donald trump prediction if he doesn' t become the nominee. thanks for waking up with us. jason: forget the months. it feels like summer. let'

there was a handwritten note in the envelope threatening donald trump if he does not drop out of the race. jason: former olympic figure skater michelle kwan is campaigning for hillary clinton. the two-time olympic medalist was in idaho yesterday. kwan says that when her skating career ended, she wanted to stake. so, she went back to school, studying political science and international affairs. >> when the opportunity came about to join the campaign i said, ' how can i help?' the utmost respect for her. i know that she will be the most jason: kwan works on surrogate outreach for the clinton campaign. threatening new actions from north korea, u.s. officials confirm the regime fired a ballistic missile off it' s coast. experts say the missile flew about 500 miles and landed in the sea, they say it was fired from a mobile launcher, which u.s. intelligence says is very hard to detect, the military says it is closely monitoring the situation. this comes after the u.s. imposed new sanctions on north korea earlier this week -- week. michelle: right now texans are bracing for the possibility of more seve

something that donald trump has continued to hit on the campaign trail. >> and jason brings it up, the establishment, the republican party as a whole, how much damage is really being done here? is it in large part because of donald trump or was this inevitable to have this kind of in fighting? >> this was inefabvitablinevita. we need to be a bigger tent and instead they have put more and more conservative candidates in and so the establishment's desire to make a bigger party has completely blown up in their faces. so this is harming the establishment, it's harming their legitimacy, they look like hypocrites by supporting somebody like ted cruz. this is really one of the worst things that can happen to the republican party, either the conservative, the moderate or the nonexistent liberal wing. >> and do you get a feeling that some of the supporters that feel like they identify with the republican party with the establishment, or is it that they are behind trump, you know, who is running under the republican ticket but they're not necessarily showing any allegiance to the party. >> well,