the ellis business plaza in the 500 block of ellis avenue no.injuries reported and right now unclear what caused this fire but, again, in colwyn, delaware county, firefighters attempting to get into the building. they did not get all of the flames out. many still there and trying to get subsided and keeping you updated on the situation. no reports of any injuries right yet. stay with nbc 10 and nbc10.com. >>> hey, i'm danny pommells. eagles didn't waste time making another move today signing mckelvin. he was cut by buffalo and didn't have to wait until free agency opened on wednesday at 4:00 to sign with the team. here he is picking off sam bradford. played in buffalo in 2014. where he recorded a career best four interceptions and glad to be an eagle. >> i'm happy to contribute and compete and help the team the best way i can and get more wins and just now to start over in my career with the eagles. >>> as for the two big deals yesterday, murray heading to the titans. still awaiting word on the competition the eagles receive and likely a draft p

but he has returned to see his wife, katie ellis.isit with katie, chad informed her that he had contracted hepatitis and that she is likely to have it as well and should be tested as soon as possible. but katie has shown considerably less concern than chad. >> i'm not totally freaked out or scared or anything. just something that i'm going to have to deal with. >> in fact, katie has yet to report to the medical clinic to test for hepatitis. she fears a positive result will mean transferring to the infirmary for an indefinite period of time, forcing her to leave behind the good friends she's made in her housing unit. >> without them it would be very lonely, very depressing. you know, trying to get through this by yourself. >> there's no possible way she doesn't have it. it's impossible. >> chad is still living at the salvation army in downtown tampa. but today he's ridden his bike ten miles to the jail to see katie again. >> did you go get tested for your hepatitis? >> no. >> no. and the reason why is because you don't want to get mov

here's elle -- ellie. [applause] all along it was a fever, a i threw my hands in the air and said, "show me something." he said, "if you dare come a little closer." round and around and around and around we go. oh, now tell me, now i tell me, now tell me now you know. not really sure how to feel about it, something in the way you move -- makes me feel like i can't live are without you. want you to stay. ooh, the reason i hold on. oh, 'cuz i need this hole gone. funny you're the broken one, but i'm the only one who needed saving. when you never see the light, it's hard to know which one of us is caving. not really sure how to feel about it, something in the way you move -- makes me feel like i can't live without you. want you to stay, stay. i want you to stay, oh [applause] >> all right, ellie. >> thank you so much. [cheers and applause] >> from the upper east side of manhattan. loves to sing on the subways, you're on the stage of new york star of the day. how'd she do, simone? >> you have this beautiful qu

police say it was an alert safeway shopper who helped them track down ellis. >>:she noticed or he noticed the suspect inside of the store and he said that something was strange and he was able to call the police department kathrynthe resident knew what ellis looked like from seeing surveillance photos on t-v. after his tip -- police staked out the suspect's car in the parking lot. two hours later police say ellis -- now with his head shaven and his beard trimmed - came back to the car and drove off. he was pulled over and arrested at the intersection of claremont and woodsong. a pilot and three passengers were able to walk away from this crash at san jose's airport today -- just after noon. this video is from our helicopter partnership with abc7 news. the pilot had just taken off for seattle when he saw a warning light for the landing gear. he notified the tower that he had to make an emergency landing. the plane crashed on impact when its landing gear collapsed. fire crews doused the craft with foam -- and the four people on board the nine-seater got out safe

mary ellis. the board met and decided it will spend no more than $25,000 for the north carolina school board association to found the county's next top educator. the board discussed how long the search should take and parents discussed if there was a reason for the the superintendent's departure. dedrick russell was at the meeting and has the story first at 4:00. union county superintendent dr. mary ellis leaving. >> they should get out at the right time. with the good standing. so it's not too much mud on her feet. >> ellis' announcement came days after the sbi cleared her from wrongdoing involving a business she formed while superintendent. >> she was cleared what went down. she was not guilty. let her have her time. >> while the debate over why ellis is leaving continues, the school board is moving forward to find a replace many. >> to make parents comfortable and our teachers and principals comfortable. >> some members wanted to have a new leader in place by the next school year. >> frankly w

around 11:00 call at ellis business plaza 500 block of ellis avenue. at least 15 cars went up in flames. luckily under control about 1:30, no one was hurt and they're still investigating. >> more breaking news this morning at lower merion, three people taken to the hospital after a home catches on fire overnight. this happened around midnight on rainum road. officials telling fox 29 heavy smoke coming from the home. one of the people taken to the hospital is in critical condition with cardiac issues, no word as to what started that fire. >> we're following some developing news this morning, six people were killed during a bloody day on the street of philadelphia. >> one of the people, a 21 year old, his brother from the city and plays in the nba. steve keeley on this. good morning. >> reporter: talking about dion waiters with the oklahoma sit thunder, coincidentally, the thunder supposed to have a game tonight at home at the chesapeake energy arena. i just got off the phone with the fox station in oklahoma city, who knew nothing of this, because i was

sending ellie to hawaii next month to fulfill her dream of for more information on how you can send ellie a post card, lolo on to our website at wsvn.com >> jeff: great story. thanks, robbin. the group of fire fighters climbing for a good cause. 7 coral gables fire fighters traveling to new york joining more than 300 others to climb the stares of 4 world trade center. the second annual new york city fire department stair climb is an annual event honoring heroes killed on september 11th 2001. each rescuer in full gear climbing 72 floors. stararng off with the moment of silence at the 9/11 memorial. >>> we're not done yet. coming up next from the plex, march madness is upon us. the hurricanes' basketball team ready with the program's first national championship and the ncaa tournament. >> robbin: plus the photo finish on the track today's sports. with the details. >> hi, everyone. march madness is about to begin in providence, rhode island. the u faces 14-seed buffalo and thursday night at 6:50. miami wins will place on saturday. the canes back in the ncaa tournament for the first time sinc

did octavius ellis beat the buzzer. and was he fouled before the buzzer went off.a lot of uc fans went 'off' last night on twitter, and on my wlw radio show this afternoon.in the end, it's just speculation and talk. ((take vo))uc stayed with st. joe's a high scoring team. evans, who was 10-20 and dropped 26 on the hawkskenyon martin was lapping that up.uc led by one, when with seconds to go, st. joe's isiah brown hits the three. uc got caught on a defense switch. so here come the cats, down two. the feed goes inside to octavius ellis. he first appears to get fouled, and then appears to tie the game at the buzzer. but appearances are deceiving. for this went to replay review.as the refs talked about that....the replay seemed to show that ellis still has his right hand on the ball as the red light around the backboard, signaling time had expired....lights up.the basket is waved off. and uc was one and done, a 78-76 loser. trt :20outcue:...seen the replay enough"((caupain: i said it to myself about 50 times, not again. it'

first calls came in around 11:00 at ellis business plaza, ellis avenue. at least 15 cars also went up in flames. as a result of the two alarm fire. fire was put under control, just after 1:30, police say, no one was injured and they are still looking into a cause, mike anal next. >> the, loved ones, colleagues around the area, are remembering trooper sean cullen who died, well, around midnight, right, midnight the story was the first story. care fire happened monday night, around 8:00 p.m. he was hit by car along i95, i-295, well, it was car fire in west depford township. we learned he grew up in cinnamin soy son, eventually worked at westhampton police department, mt. holly. always wanted to be a state trooper. joined the new jersey state police in 2014. >> he died little his dream. he died doing what wanted to do, that's what his paren told us, told the group of troopers that were there. it is great to be able to live your dream, not everybody get the opportunity to do that. >> trooper cullen worked at the bellmawr barracks. he is survived by his fiance

ellis went to a nearby gym to shave and came back to the mustang. he was later caught in a traffic stop. he's a business owner who's been suffering from financial problems. he robbed $28,000. as for the witness, james says he was at the right place at the right time. >> no big deal. just doing what anybody else would do. follow hero or anything like that. >> reporter: i reached out for a jailhouse interview today, but ellis declined the request. the fbi is working to conclusively tie the suspect to the bank robbery spree, all thanks to a viewer tip. >> and tonight we heard from ellis' dad. he was outside california, but in a phone call he was should recollected his son -- shocked his son was caught up in something like this. >> i don't know if he felt trapped or bad because he couldn't pay his employees or what made him do it, but he did do it. >> the father said ellis was a stand out student growing up in stockton, and after college started his own business in motivated. he said he -- modesto. he said he didn't know he was in trouble until family c

we have tracee ellis ross. she's in "blackish." she has that project, what is it called, a great organization. >> of course, the daughter happens to be the daughter of diana ross. >> i've been watching the show "billions" lately. >> everybody is talking about this show. great cast. >> we have one of the actresses. paul gee iamatti is in it. >> she was in "mad men." terrific there. >> we'll talk to her. if you want to sell your home or fix it up, we'll give you help. >> the "listed sisters." >> if they're not, they look a lot of like. >> then we'll have music. singer/songwriter matt simons will sing for us later. >> cool. >>> last time we worked together solo, it was hosting the rose parade. >> you're right. that was our last one. >> memorable because you didn't remember. >> we did. >> that's right. >> we sat here together before, too. >> it's been a while. >> when we did, people start -- there were rumors flying. >> we had people -- after the rose parade, they were wondering were we married to each other. >> that's how we talked, l

police say ellis would give the teller a demand note and leave with the cash. james saw these pictures on the news and says that's how he recognized him. not to mention, there's two banks in this shopping center. >> he was like looking at the light poles. and i'm like -- i thought he was looking into the sky and there's nothing but blue sky and i thought, is he looking for cameras? >> james immediately called 911 and brentwood police arrested ellis two hours later in a nearby residential neighborhood. they were able to track him because james managed to get ellis' license plate number. helpful, since ellis managed to shave his head and beard after james spotted him. >> we believe that he did that to try and conceal his identity because maybe people knew that they were onto him. >> reporter: what do you think about having a hand to capture this guy? >> i did my civil duty. >> reporter: now, a number of police agencies will take place in this investigation. ellis will be in custody at the p martinez detention center. >>> growing anger in concord after word that a

ellis was gone, but the ford mustang he was driving was still there.so police staked the car out for hours, and it paid off. police say ellis went to a nearby gym to shave and came back to the mustang. he drove off but was arrested during a traffic stop. police say he didn't ask why he was beg stopped. sources tell us ellis has no criminal history but is a business owner would told police he's been suffering from financial problems. the bearded bandit robbed 11 banks throughout northern california, taking $28,000. police say he tried to rob a 12th and cased three others. as for the witness, james says he was at the right place at the right time. >> civic duty. just doing what anybody else would do, i would think. i'm not hero or

ellis, the gop chair says it's all about the delegates.e majority, he still has to have that two-thirds majority. and it doesn't necessarily mean that he deserves the nomination just because he has more than others if it's not at 1231. listen. >> donald trump told cnn this week that if he is 20 or 100 delegates short of the magic number of 1237, he should still get the nomination. does that sound fair to you? > well, there's two things. number one, history would show, whether it be walter mondale, gerald ford, when somebody is a little short, you let the process play out and generally if it's that close, that's generally what happens. the minority of delegates doesn't rule for the majority. this is a delegate-driven process. >> so ellis, reading your tea leaves, what do you see potentially as happening? >> it's fascinating. we get these grand philosophical explanations. they are all self-interested. it doesn't account for ego, right? because first, it's the divide the state strategy where it works beautifully. it obviously is a much more s

i want to bring in nbc's rehema ellis.ng more information about the breakdown of the foreigners on board that plane which could give us a clue as to who the four foreigners still on board that plane might be. >> absolutely is what we're hearing from the egypt civil aviation authority, these are the numbers and -- that they're giving us. there were eight americans on board. four dutch, two belgians, one french, one italian, one syrian, one security member, that's, i think important to note, we might ask our experts, clint van zandt, about this. 15 crew members. and the rest presumably egyptians. there might have been extra crew members flying on board in uniform, but they were off-duty. it's not uncommon for flight attendants to hop a ride, if you will, back to their home base and do be on board a flight like that. eight americans on board. what we don't know is who are the passengers remaining on that flight? this hijacker, once the plane landed in cyprus, allowed the majority of passengers to get off that plane. but four

ellis was wanted for 15 incidents including at least 11 bank robberies in several counties in northern california of he's suspected of hitting banks in fremont, dublin, gilroy and the list goes on. the robberies started more than a month ago. ellis is held at the martinez detention facility. >>> this has to be one of the most unusual photos for sure. check this guy out closely. he's all gold. an off-duty police officer said that he saw 21-year-old demog cook strike several cars on 80 eastbound near the ashby exit in berkeley. police searched his car and found more gold paint all over the steering wheel. what's with the gold paint? cook said he was covered head to toe for a photo shoot. >>> a small plane crash landed at san jose. the pilot's skills prevented things from going from bad to worse. >> reporter: the plane began to experience problems shortly after takeoff according to the airport. specifically there was a problem with its landing gear. the plane had taken off from san jose monetta international airport en route to seattle. the pilot circled the airport several times to burn

a dunk by octavius ellis, which was called off, and the bearcats fell by two. here is a ruling of what happened at the end of the game. according to rule 11, section three, article one, it says that when there is a reading of zeroes on the game clock, at the end of any period, after making a call on the playing court, and, when necessary to determine the outcome of the game in the following situations, determine whether a try for field goal, entering the basket, was released before the reading of zeroes on the game clock. and, as you can see, ellis did not let go of the basketball therefore, disallowing the basket. this is what the players and mick cronin had to say after the game. >> we just came up short at the end, and i just feel like, that last call at the end wasn' t a good call. the basket was good. i felt they -- i don' t, i don' t know. i saw the ball was inside the cylinder, before the red light came on. inside the cylinder is a bucket. hand on or off, i think, it' s inside the net -- inside the rim, you know. >> everything that could happen to this t

mary ellis says her last day will also be june 1st. earlier this month she announced she is retiring and has been the union county superintendent since 2012. the school board plans to meet on monday to discuss their search for the next superintendent. all of this comes just weeks after the sbi and district attorney announced no charges will be filed against ellis and webb in case involving their company and a school laptop contract. we discovered in november ellis webb and another district administrator have a company employed a computer seller from lenovo who sold thousands of laptops to the district. >>> this is a destructive infestation termites in homes. vicki graf explains how the warm weather is driving them out and why rain is not going to help. >> we didn't seat record and it was not even in the 80s but sunshine and temperatures in the upper 70s nothing to complain about on the st. patrick's day. how soon we will grab for heavy coats. >> we have counted a dozen crashes all along this stretch of i-77 and the -- in the constructi

ellis was gone, but the ford mustang he was driving was still there. so police staked the car out for hours, and it paid off. police say ellis went to a nearby gym to shave and came back to the mustang. he drove off but was arrested during a traffic stop. police say he didn't ask why he was beg stopped. sources tell us ellis has no criminal history but is a business owner would told police he's been suffering from financial problems. the bearded bandit robbed 11 banks throughout northern california, taking $28,000. police say he tried to rob a 12th and cased three others. as for the witness, james says he was at the right place at the right time. >> civic duty. just doing what anybody else would do, i would think. i'm not hero or nothing like that. >> reporter: i reached out for a jailhouse interview but the suspect declined my request. >> this goes to show you, if you see something, say something, because you never know, your tip, your intuition, what you see could lead to someone's arrest. >> reporter: absolutely. this guy was at the right place. he

man said ellis looked suspicious and he told us he recognized the suspect from photos on the news. >> he was like looking at the light poles. i was looking into the sky and i looked into the sky and there was nothing but blue sky. >> fbi believes ellis is responsible for some 11 bank robberies and four attempted robberies. since february. coming up at 6:00, we'll hear more from that brentwood man we just heard from that may have prevented the bandit from striking again. >>> scare tactics don't work and the problem doesn't work. about coyotes in san francisco today. say the animals are becoming increasingly aggressive, we're live at the stern grove where a woman walking her dog said she faced off with a coyote just yesterday. kim, how close did this coyote get to that dog-walker? >> well terry, five feet came within five feet of that woman and her dog. she says she's never been more terrified in all her life. she used the hazing tactic city leaders advise, but she said they didn't work. >> it is beyond frightening. that animal had demonic eyes. >> evelyn is so frazzled by her close cal

i want to bring back best selling analyst ellis henican to talk about this.n, steve kornacki broke down the scenarios there. on the republican side, when you have record turnout with all the states of super tuesday with the exception of vermont all of them showing so high, more than ever before, how much will that come into play as far as the general -- energized gop there and how that may win in the favor of trump? >> it's very worrisome for democrats. all good news for republicans. let me give you a couple of other numbers that i think may help to explain this a little bit. among republican voters coming out of the polls yesterday, four in ten said that they're looking for a change agent. someone to shake things up. only one in ten republicans cared about electability and the democrats, three-quarters wanted to continue the policies of the obama years. that's just not the same kind of passion that you get from voters who say, i want to shake things up. >> but we heard that from bernie sanders who said i'm relying on those. relying on those coming fourth the

challenging at the time and however she turned out, whether she wanted to remain as zach or become ellie, it was a journey that we were both ready to take because we would do anything to support our kids. >> what would you say to those that would criticize you and allow ellie to make that change ? >> we've learned this from our pediatrician and kids and their genders are set around this time and adolescents. to listen to your kid and acknowledge them and who they are because you want to do everything you can to support them and to not acknowledge them will set up a lot of different barriers. the key is to listen and support them. >> how has this impacted your son who is now six, how has this changed the family unit and what do you say to other families in a similar situation and what you have to live with for the rest of your life? >> ronnie was the first to jump on board and he is an awesome kid. he set the path for us and the key is to really surround them with a loving community. we had great family and friends who have provided an overwhelming level of support and if you can surround

ellis henigan. let's start with the democrats, ellis.have not heard hillary clinton say that quite as strongly as she just did before. she said the sooner i become your nominee, the sooner i can take on republicans. she doesn't want to alienate the bernie sanders base. she wants to finish this off as soon as she can. >> the momentum and passion in the party is on the sanders side. those are the people who are waiting. she needs the momentum. >> only voters in mississippi and michigan. >> they all get intertwined, john. >> mississippi is the state where hillary clinton has done well. southern, large african-american voting base down there. michigan, this is the first industrial north state with the big primary right now. a lot of delegates at stage. both candidates working hard. >> outside of new england, if bernie will do well anywhere, it is in michigan. strong working class traditions. concerns about a squeezing economy. if that message doesn't echo there. >> that's why hillary clinton made that statement that surprised both of us wher

sometimes we take breaks with -- >> do you remember the day ellie when you had that seizure?tairs and feeling a little dizzy. the next thing i remember was waking up in the hospital. that was the worst day for me. i was so painfully aware that we can do everything right and bad things still happen. too little insulin can kill her, too much can kill her. we tried everything. we were in several trials. she has been on a glucose pump and continuous monitor. >> eight to ten injections a day. constantly wearing a monitor was difficult and uncomfortable. then three years ago, a yellow lab came into her life. >> i was just cynical that a dog could do for her what technology has not been able to. >> coach is a diabetes alert dog, trained for 2,000 hours and his keen sense of smell to detect low sugar levels. >> he will try to get my attention however possible, or my mom's if he can't. >> the trainer kept saying trust the dog, trust the dog pip thought are you crazy? this is something i have been doing five years, waking up to test her blood sugar, watching her like a hawk, how will a

i want to bring in nbc's rehema ellis, she's in our london bureau there. what's the latest on the newest information coming in to you? >> well, we hope to get new information shortly. we understand that egyptian aviation authorities are planning to hold a news conference. that should happen at any moment now and we'll get you information on that as soon as we can. the good news, as you have been pointing out s that the majority of the passengers have been released. that four people remain on board this flight. we do not know the nationality of the four passengers who remain. we know that at 1.8 americans were among those who were on flight. this domestic airline that was scheduled to go from alexandria to cairo. but was forced to divert its flight path and land in cyprus instead. and the fact that we are hearing also from the president of cyprus who said that this is not -- repeat not a terrorism case, but it is now -- that's leading us to confirm that it does appear to be a case of a domestic issue. the reports that this person had thrown a letter from th

ellie looks like -- i have to say, alysse and ellie is definitely sisters, right? right? they're definitely sisters. and alan looks like he might be a virgin, no offense. [ laughter ] i think alan's the dad. and i think amber just wandered into the corner of the screen. amber, where are you from? >> williston, north dakota. >> jimmy: you love it there? >> yes, you. >> jimmy: what town do you live in? >> williston, north dakota. >> jimmy: uh-huh. in? >> the west part. >> jimmy: the west part, huh? >> yep. >> jimmy: is that true, ellie, does she live in the west part? >> yes. >> jimmy: you live with her? >> yes. >> jimmy: remember, you're under oath. >> yes. >> jimmy: okay. alysse, are you in school? >> yes. >> jimmy: what are you studying? >> i'm in high school. >> jimmy: okay. so everything? >> yeah. >> jimmy: okay. you like these people? >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. give dad a little peck on the cheek. okay, that looked natural. huh. all right. i'm going to say amber is not a part of the family. am i correct, amber? >> no, you are not. >> jimmy: oh! whoa. and i'm going to sa

they got a call about two alarm fire at ellis business plaza on the 500 block every ellis avenue. at least 15 cars up in flames. look at this video, luckily this explosion was under control in just about 1:30, no one injured, and still investigating what caused this. >> philadelphia police trying to track down the person behind the wheel after city truck, that hit a 15 month old boy, and kept on driving. >> this happened monday. along the 200 block of grange avenue in olney. investigators say the child ran into the road, the truck hit him. not clear what city department that truck is assigned to, but police do tell us it was a white ford f250. the child is at st. christopher's hospital in stable condition. allentown man charged with count. walter charged with homicide and abuse after corpse in the death of his girlfriend. her body was found last month shoved in a recycling bin. also charged with more than a dozen counts of attempted homicide and assault for allegedly shooting an allentown detective. investigating the woman's death. he is currently in lehigh county jail. >> a mothe

rehema ellis has more from san juan. >> reporter: in this hospital maternity center, there's growing fear of zika. expected to infect hundreds of thousands on the island. >> now we have to test everybody, and repeat those tests as pregnancy advances. >> researchers learning zika can affect an pun born baby at any stage of pregnancy, not just the first trimester as previously expected. tom frieden on a three-day visit to this popular tourist destination, ramping up the battle to stop the spread to the mainland. >> this is the front line? >> absolutely. there are going to be more cases in puerto rico than the rest of the u.s., by many, many, many multiples. this is going to be ground zero for the zika outbreak in the u.s. >> can you stop it? >> we don't know how >> puerto rico, hit especially hard, because it has the kind of mosquito that carries the virus. now, becoming resistant to certain insecticides. so far, 156 cases have been acquired on the island. far more worrisome than the 153 brought to the u.s. mainland by travelers. 18 weeks pregnant with her second child cried when she l

rehema ellis, nbc news. >>> still ahead here tonight, women and migraines. the critical time when women may face a growing list of these debilitating headaches and the connection doctors can often miss. >>> also, over60 million views and counting. the pint-sized basketball phenomenon >>> we're back now with new insights into migraines, something tens of millions of american women suffer from each year, three times as many women as men. now, doctors are learning more about when a lot of women are most at risk and why their symptoms may go undiagnosed. here's nbc's anne thompson. >> reporter: laurie is an energetic problem-solver, but in her late 40s this life coach faced a challenge even she couldn't manage. mike rain headaches, as many as 23 a month. >> like basically a claw was gouging out my eyes. >> reporter: how did you function? >> i didn't. it was horrible. didn't have my life. >> reporter: she is one of a growing number of women reporting more migraines as they age. a new study says the frequency of these headaches increases during early menopause, af

ellis, you first. donald trump, saying he was loud, taunting, certain finger in the air.will look at it. at the same time, nothing condoned here. what is the message sent by donald trump as it pertains to all of this. >> sne he certainly seemed more passionate about the first part. it is understandable. terrible thing that happened. maybe we got to help him with legal feees. fred, it is terrible. exactly the message a political leader should not give at a case like this. you got denounce and say stop, donald, stop. >> so brian, this kind of hesitation, i maeb, have we seen this pattern before where he is not really willing to commit to something and then waffles on it and later he might? what's going on here? why wouldn't he just be emphatic about doing -- are you supporting or not supporting? what are you seeing here? >> this is the m.o. of the trump campaign. he built his support beginning in 2011 with the berther movement in questioning. just asking questions, and then earlier this year, we saw him do the same thing with ted cruz's eligibility and marco rubio's eligibi

mary ellis is retiring june 1st. mike web, if deputy superintendent for technology and operations is also retiring in june. an investigation cleared ellis and web and their company that employed a sales executive who sold thousands of laptops to the district. >>> donald trump refusing to condemn violence against protesters at his events. >> they should be blamed there too. supporter who punched and kick add protester at his rally. >>> today republican presidential candidate donald trump is expected to meet with nearly two dozen gop leaders in washington. it is his first major meeting with lawmakers. it comes as the establishment plots ways to stop trump's potential nomination. also refusing to condemn violence at his rallies. a man was stomped and punched this week in tucson. he said protesters are not innocent lambs. >> at what point do people blame the protesters? >> so you're blaming the protesters, not the person who actually punched and kicked the protester? >> these are professional agitators and they should be

let's bring back brian ellis and chris. i wonder, brian, will this message resonate differently coming from a ted cruz? >> i think it might be a little too little too late. he already has sheriff joe and jan brewer on his side. i know senator cruz wants it compete in arizona. he is say wling what a candidat should do to say that. i think trump galvanized enough support in this state that this is not going to be enough. senator cruz is doing well in utah. that primary is coming up so they may split the next two that are upcoming. >> utah, idaho and arizona. ellis, how do you see ted cruz trying to secure support there in arizona and the other two states? >> brian is right. a little tough to outtrump trump in arizona. but he has other places to win, and utah is one. ear and especially moving east and adding kasich into the equation as well. i think we don't know. in the end, will trump get the majority that he needs or is he not? anyone who says they know now i think is patting themselves on the back prematurely. >> all right

mary ellis. mark davenport looking into this, he joins us live with more difference in the way union county is searching for their superintendent than they are in charlotte-mecklenburg schools? >> reporter: yeah, john, there is a big difference, actually. the board decided to skip a search firm, that is the direction cms is going in. they will let the national north carolina school board association pick their candidates for them in union county. now, this morning we may find out if the association has any kind of short list. special meeting to discuss the superintendent search is taking place at 11:00 this morning in union county. school board members say the one thing they learned from cms is getting the process started instead of putting it off any longer. some board members wanted to have a new leader in place in union county by next year but in the end, the board voted to decide no time line, they want to make sure they get it right in union county. new hire will replace dr. mary ellis, who

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mary ellis of any wrongdoing in a possible conflict of interest case. superintendent ellis with the union county's assistant superintendent and a technologynist formed a company. lenovo held contracts to supply the school district with computers. >> let's get back to the story we mentioned a moment ago. in rock hill a woman was chased by a man with a knife while jogging near the university. michael clark is live. and we are seeing a picture of the person police want to talk to, right? >> yes, that is right. i just got done speaking with that jogger. as you can imagine she is shaken up but it opening up talking about this. she saw the picture on the newscast and said it was chilling when she saw the picture of the man that chased her with a knife while jogging near the winthrop university area in rock hill last week. this man was seen on camera moments after the young woman ran inside a bank to hide in a restroom after he chased her. she passed the man on her jog and noticed him following her and he sped up when she did. the victim is 20 years old and ca