jasmine: -- michelle: guthrie' s driving skills must be retested before she can get her license back. jason ormond beach residents saw took over a busy intersection. police say a man refused to get out of a car after he and someone at gunpoint in daytona wesh 2' s alex villarreal talked scary to see. granada boulevard in ormond beach back to business as usual, after a swat standoff blocked roads this morning. >> it was crazy. there must have been 20 cop cars closing new britton, to old ridgewood to granada alexa: police say the 21-year-old man they surrounded was a suspect in an armed robbery at a-1-a and oakridge boulevard in daytona beach. four others with him in the car that daytona beach asked other but he didn' t come out for four hours. down the car. he would not come out. they say give up. alexa: police say all five suspects were arrested and turned over to daytona beach police. >> it is scary. we have a school right down the street from where the car was sitting. so yes this was a total shock , when i came in this morning. alex in ormond beach alex : villarreal, wesh 2 news. j

i'm joined in election head quarrels by my colleagues savannah guthrie and chuck todd. the results starting with the gop race and the biggest prize tonight at the state of texas, that goes to ted cruz. we project ted cruz is the winner in texas tonight. in the oklahoma primary, another one for ted cruz. his second win of the night. in minnesota marco rubio, this is his one and only win so far in this campaign season. an important one for marco rubio. and the vermont primary, donald and a lot of states lined up trump's way. in fact, seven in all. there you see them on the screen. and chuck todd is here right now. chuck, talk about the republican race that we've seen it play out tonight. >> that's the big story of the night is donald trump rolling along. ted cruz doing what he had to do to make a compelling case that he stays in this race. marco rubio is probably the big loser of the night. he got his first win, desperately needed that. boy, if he could have added a virginia where early in the night it looked like he could do that. let me put up the delegate board. this s

reporter: 75-year-old cynthia guthrie just kept walking out of the courthouse, minutes after learning her punishment. greg: her attorney entered a plea of no contest to a careless driving citation which came with five points on her license. guthrie caused a seven vehicle crash last october at the intersection of state roads 434 and 436 in altamonte springs. despite heroic efforts by paramedics, the crash claimed the his one year old son, brayden. >> he loved that boy so much he was my only biological nephew. >> it feels just so somehow, disrespectful and it does not fit what happened. greg recognizing that the crash : claimed two lives, the judge added to guthrie' s punishment. >> there will be a $1,000 fine and a one year driver license suspension. greg: guthrie did not speak at the hearing, or afterward. >> cynthia what would you like to say to the victims' families? they have not heard from you at all. they just want from this whole thing to get some closure. what would you say to the family, what they are going through? we have no comment. >>we have no comment. greg by telephone j

angela: guthrie' s driving skills must be retested before she can get her license back. jim: we have been telling you about a much bigger spring break than expected in daytona beach along with it. or than college students have 130 been arrested on the beach in just the last two weeks, most of the arrests related to alcohol violations and at night, in the seabreeze entertainment district, police say, arrests are way up as well. nearly 200 arrests have been made at local bars, most for underage drinking. >> we want people to come here obviously. we wanted to have a good time, but we want them to know law, so we' jim: officials say the larger than expected crowds locally are in part due to troubles in panama city beach last year that led their leaders to outlaw alcohol on the beach but the young people don' t realize booze is banned here too. angela: a new con is targeting central florida drivers and it could cost you hundreds of dollars. they' ve received a red light camera ticket. the email instructs people to download a file to view the view the supposed violation, but e

guthrie' s license is suspended for a year and she must pay $1000 fine. her driving skills must also be retested before she can get her license back. angela: all week, we' ve been telling you about a bigger spring break than expected in daytona beach. more than 130 college students have been arrested on the beach most of the arrests related to alcohol violations, and at night, in the seabreeze entertainment district, police say arrests are way up there too. nearly 200 arrests have been made at local bars, most for underage drinking. >> we want people to come here obviously. we wanted to have a good time, but underage drinking is against the law, so we' re cracking down hard. angela: beach safety officers also say they arrested 2 spring breakers on the beach after they allegedly stole a law enforcement jet ski and went on a joyride in the ocean. jim: several threatened go for tortoises are on their way to new homes tonight, and if they were not moved, they would have died along and suffocating death. this. melbourne has one of the richest populations in to

we are joined by savannah guthrie and chuck todd, and great to have you both with us. and chuck, with the exit polling, you have seen the data and what is standing out? >> el well, i am watching virginia very closely, because this is make or break for marco rubio, and why is he doing so well here and it is a split to explain the trump phenomenon overall, and the division of educated and college-educated voters. a little over half are college graduates in the republican electorate, but look at virginia. virginia has 60% of the republican e e lectorate college educated or better, and why does this matter to marco rubio, and let me show you the split inside of among in virginia among college graduates rubio lead s s by ten points. and among non-college graduates donald trump leads by close to almost 20 points. now a majority of the electorate is college-educated in virginia well. better with the college educated electorate, but it is the working class part of the electorate in the republican party that has helped trump so much, and he may lose virginia because of the spli

i'm savnah guthrie alongde matt lauer. we're covering this bing news out of belgiu the prime minister said this is a terror attack, a dark moment foris cotry. what we fearedd eded has happen. >> someone or someones wentp tport, deted

woodie guthrie covered. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report.my goodman. we will be speaking about fascism in our last segment. right now, we are talking to mickey edwards -- served 16 years as a republican congressman from oklahoma. he wrote the book "the parties versus the people: how to turn republicans and democrats into americans." let's talk donald trump. how did he rise to this point? as it surprised you? mr. edwards: it bothers me a lot, the things he says. i don't think comparing him to the rise of mussolini is unfair. i think there is this bias, this bigotry, this roughing up people who come to primaries -- i mean, to his rallies. i think that is valid. i do think that when people like obama and the left try to say this is republicans, i think they undermine their own credibility. if you look, there have been 23 republican primaries and caucuses. not one of them has trumped got got arity. -- trump majority. had 70% ofem, he has republicans voting against him. this is not the republican party, but there is some force out there that is a

witnesses to the crash told wesh 2 news, they disagreed with the decision to only cite guthrie in the case, today, she' ll answer to that citation of careless driving. jason: we are following breaking news of south florida. an nfl player is in critical condition after a serious motorcycle accident. authorities say baltimore ravens cornerback tray walker was on a dirt bike when he collided with a ford escape just before 8:00 last night. lights and that he was wearing dark clothes. walker graduated from miami northwestern high school and was drafted by baltimore last year. ravens head coach john harbaugh reacting in shock saying quote this is devastating news. our prayers and hopes are with tray and his family tonight. police say the driver of the ford escape stayed at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. jason: covering lake county, a family is dealing with heartbreak after a teenager died in a house fire. we brought this story to you as and now we' about how the 17-year-old' s community is coming together in wesh 2' -- has much more. jazmin: trevor ross' didn' brother.

kevin guthrie wants faster responses with emergency response. >> i'm confident with my experience we'll be effective in the future. >> it is the keep everyone sharp in case of an emergency. >>> in sarasota county a new unique safety measure designed to slow planes down in an emergency. these concrete blocks replaced at the end of the runway and can safely stop an aircraft if it overruns the strip. the blocks are crushable acting like an air bag. 2500 blocks cost $9 million to install. >>> want to do something different this weekend? how about getting down and dirty at lakeland's battle frog mud run this saturday. the five mile course feature 22 military style obstacles. about this run is there is something for all ages. >> for those who don't think you can do it a dad ran the course on his hands and had a smile on his face the entire time. >> if you want to go, we have this is a letter from someone who's here. she has to take a brand name drug. been taking it since the early 1980's. at that time it cost approximately $180 for 10 shots. the latest refill was $14.700 for the same 10 vials

she's been taking care of paul eenl guthrie for about six years. the family says they noticed that the retiree's money has been dwindling a little bit faster than usual. so they set up this video camera. they set it up and they caught this. there's mary in pauline's drawer. she took the money out. >> there is a certain level of trust into your house to be a care taker. you trust they won't rip you off. >> and six years of history. >> it was just cold that she's there talking to her while she's rifling through her money. stole about $1,400 from pauline whose family did press charges and mary did receive 26 week in prison. it's been postponed because she has young children. she received a fine and community service. this burglar in san clemente, he come up the stairs. there's no one home. he wanders around. >> this is so creepy. it makes you wonder if someone has been in your own home and you never noticed. >> we're seeing more and more. i have one in my house. it would show up on my phone. >> the owner of this home was able to see all of this on his

savannah guthrie is filling isn't. >> i'm so excited. >> just for a second before we start, don't you feel a little teeny bit liberated? >> i feel liberated but i feel nervous because on the 7:00 to 9:00 hour for the "today" show, you have the producer in your ear, you've been studying since 3:00 in the morning. needless to say i haven't had a glass of wine. now i'm here, you just gave me these cards. i don't know what they have to say, i've had several sips and there's no producer in my ear. >> they stand over there. if joanne starts waving wildly, which does happen on occasion. watch, when she does that, that's when it's time to change. >> oh, i like it. you have a nice hip motion there. >> she does. that's what she does for the prisoners. we've got another great show today. this guy has inspired everybody from oprah to president clinton to mother teresa. anyway, he is now best-selling author, philanthropist tony robbins. he's going to tell us how he's going to reach a billion people, a billion in nine years. >> he's also a good guy. he's a philanthropist, he feeds the hungry. >> an

you come from the state of woodie guthrie. mr. edwards: i do. although i can't sing. [laughter] mr.s: i come from the state of woodie guthrie, but also a lot of the top country-western people. the i want to ask you about supreme court. mitch mcconnell said his party would not hold hearings to consider any nominee put forward by president obama to replace antonin scalia. >> it has been more than 80 years since a supreme court vacancy arose and was filled in a presidential election year. that, mr. president, was when the senate majority and the president were from the same political party. the same political party. in 80 years. since we have divided government , it means we have to look back almost 130 years to the last time a nominee was confirmed in similar circumstances. politicians when were debating policies like free silver and a guy named grover ran the country. think about that. as senators, it leaves us with a choice, will we allow the people to continue deciding who will nominate the next justice or will we empower a lame-duck president to make that decision on his way out t

"nightly news" at 7:00 and lester holt, savannah guthrie and chuck todd will be back at 10:00 with an update on the races and results. we have virginia covered for you after that with team coverage liver fr live from northern virginia at 11:00. >>> the search is on for a patient who ran away from the northern virginia mental health facility. michael marshall is known to exhibit violent behavior. if you see this man, contact police but do not approach him. he's believed to have ties to the centreville and sterling areas. >>> we're working to learn more about a person found dead in a fire in the district. a house went up in flames around 8:00 last night on massachusetts avenue near southern avenue in victim's name or any details about how the person died. as soon as we learn more information, we'll have it here and on the nbc washington app. >>> an ohio school district is closed today as police investigate a shooting. four students were hurt after a 14-year-old student opened fire yesterday inside a high school cafeteria in madison. two students were shot, two others were hurt as they t

special edition of "today," terror in brussels, with matt lauer in brussels, belgium, and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on this wednesday morning. though it is a little noisy where i am standing, what you're looking at right now is a moment of silence being observed by the people here in brussels, belgium. that is a place called the place de la bourse. it is about a mile and a half from where i'm standing. moment of silence, part of the kind of trying to come to terms with what has gone on here in the last 24 hours. as i mentioned, i'm here in brussels. savannah is back in new york city. savannah, we've got an awful lot going on right now. breaking news on the investigation into these

we're joined by savannah guthrie. these primaries are taking place against the backdrop of a contentious fight over a vacant seat in the supreme court. the president met with senators, republican senators trying to find a case for filling justice scalia's seat, how high are the stake stakes? >> incredibly high. three branches of government essentially on the ballot. not just the congress and white house but the supreme court as well because of the passing of justice scalia, a once in a generation chance for president obama or his successor to name someone that would tip that ideological balance on some of you see that 5-4 split eighther way on the court. that's why the stakes are so high. it's lime a game of three-dimensional chess for senate republicans. right now their posture is, don't bother to nominate anyone, president obama, we're not giving a vote, we don't want to meet with them, nothing. however, if they're starting to realize it's trump who may be their nominee, does that change the calculus? do they think,

and savannah guthrie emceed the star-studded event. >> tom brokaw told me about this event and how wonderful this work is. i believe pretty much anything he tells me. i'm really honored to be here and thrilled to come to miami and it's a beautiful night and the warmth feels really good. >> i bet it does. thanks to the 2,500 guests in attendance. it raised more th $2 million in just hours. there you see our friend who tells us about the

altamonte springs police tell news 6 that 75-year-old cynthia guthrie was fined for careless driving today. she was also have to take a driving test before she can get her license back. >> matt: we're following breaking news in belgium now. police tell us cbs news they caught a fugitive wanted in last year's deadly attacks in paris. they say he was shot but is still alive. another man was also hurt during this was the scene in brussels a few hours ago. belgian media tell cbs news that several shots were fired. you can even see a window shattered during the shoot-out. at least one bullet has hit the suspect. they believe he was involved in the november attacks that left 130 people dead in paris. you can expect much more on this, coming up at 6:30 on the cbs evening news with scott pelley. we're learning more about a big launch from the space coast. >> lisa: next at 5:00, when spacex will lift off from the cape again and what it's trying to do for the first time since last summer's failed mission. >> julie: we're live out here at runaway country, an absolutely beautiful night. you can

guthrie was fined $1000 and will lose her license for a year. her driving skills will have to be retested before she gets her license back. will spend the rest of her life in prison. sujatha guduru admitted to first degree murder this morning. she shot and killed her teenaged daughter in her oviedo home. shot her several times. guduru had asked to be put to death, but the state said no. jim: a mess on i-4 today. check out this video of a car fire at fairbanks avenue. it happened right before noon in the westbound lanes. two of those lanes had to be shut down while firefighters put out the fire. traffic stretched back for more than a mile. right now, there is no word on any injuries or what caused the fire. complex' s maintenance man is charged with murder. angela: investigator say daniel ramos killed jesse williams two nights ago. wesh 2' s greg fox takes us back to the scene of the crime. greg: a teddy bear and some burned candles mark the spot where jesse williams was gunned down wednesday night. it happened in front of this screened patio at

involved in a crash that killed a father and son, is headed to traffic court. 75-year-old cynthia guthrie was not criminally charged after rear-ending the back of the family' s car at the intersection of state roads 436 and 434 last october. jose vargas rosario and his one-year-old son brayden died in witnesses to the crash told wesh 2 news, they disagreed with the the case. today, she' ll answer to that citation of careless driving. breaking overnight news. an nfl player is in critical condition after a motorcycle crash in miami. polices say baltimore ravens cornerback tray walker was riding a dirt bike when he collided with a car around 8:00 last night. he was rushed to the hospital. walker was selected in the fourth round of the 2015 nfl draft. in a statement, ravens coach john harbaugh said this is devastating news. our prayers and hopes are with tray and his family tonight. an entire neighborhood in mourning after a house fire that killed a lake county teenager. 17-year-old trevor ross died after being pulled from the burning home in minneola. wesh 2' s matt lupoli shows us how the c

aerowe are going to go to savannah guthrie to understand what's happening in that race. the southern firewall is holding together. bernie sanders, two important wins. how much does this make his path >> it's tough because he hasis great strength in the demographic roots that are a forward. already we've heard from her ight saying how can you try to seek the nomination of the democratic party by all but ignoring the diverse states, which bernie he didn't compete in the southern states, but look, he won oklahoma. that is where he felt like he might have a chance. he won. his home state of vermont. so he will continue to go after the nomination. he will continue to try toell galts egatesdelegates. it's tough on the democratic side. there's something called super delegates delegates. they're not pledged to any one candidate. most of them are going for hillary clinton. and that makes that potentially an insurmountable lead. >> but he has a lot of donations, a lot of money in the bank and continues to contest. >> he has an ability to raise money that hillary clinton is probabl

i'm savannah guthrie alongside matt lauer. we're covering this breaking news out of belgium. the prime minister said this is a terror attack, a dark moment for his country. what we fear ee eed has happene >> someone or someones went up to the airport area, detonated one device outside of the building. someone else, apparently a suicide bomber inside the terminal, packed with morning commuters. people lining up to catch flights to other parts of europe and parts of the world. near a starbucks, waiting to get coffee. standing side by side, everyone with a backpack, suitcase or package, when the explosion ripped through the terminal. the devastation is apparent for anyone who can see the images. at least 15 people confirmed killed. this is anrea of an airport where you haven't gone through security yet. you pull up in a car, get off a bus. one of our colleagues from msnbc said, he came up from a rail system beneath into the great hall, the departures terminal, when the explosion had gone off. no one had been screened for security. >> as we speak to counter-terrorism officials, l

savannah guthrie is joining me here.hat changes a bit of the narrative for the evening. >> reporter: big deal for ted cruz. he had to win texas. that was a must win. he's long talked about this being the southern firewall, the strength, ted cruz territory. for him to pick up another state, a hotly contested state at that, it's a big deal for cruz. it will be a shot in the arm for him going forward. >> chuck and i were talking about a moment ago, this gives him a claim over rubio to say i'm the rightful guy to go up against trump. >> one of their favorite talking points is that rubio has won zero states. now ted cruz can say all right i've won three. i've won iowa, texas and now oklahoma. and so he's going to say, hey, i'm the guy who can actually get one into the win column. >> savannah, thank you. >>> still ahead tonight, the name calling, the school yard taunts, all the sharpest attacks and controversial comments in this presidential race. is this the meanest campaign ever? >>> also could the republican race come down

we're joined by chuck todd and savannah guthrie, who will join our super tuesday tonight in prime-time. chuck, what do you make of what's happened so far? >> i was trying to look to see why is donald trump dominating in the south in particular? we have some interesting exit poll data that i want to share with you. we asked what mattered to you most. overall in the nine super tuesday states, a candidate that either shares my values got 35%, can bring me to change, 30%. so going through the states, i went through georgia. among those that cared more about finding a change candidate as president, look at this. trump dominated. 46%. cruz a distant second at 20%. among those that want a candidate that shares my values, look at this. cruz on top at 35%. trump almost near the bottom sitting there at 12%. tennessee, similar story. change voters, trump dominates. over 50% in tennessee. shares my values, cruz at 37%. rubio just beneath. trump at the bottom. but the change aspect, usually values matter more to republican primary voters. not this year. the change candidate is who's dominating. tha

we're joined by savannah guthrie. these primaries are taking place against the backdrop of a contentious fight over a vacant seat in the supreme court. the president met with senators, republican senators trying to find a case for filling justice scalia's seat, how high are the stake stakes? >> incredibly high. three branches of government essentially on the ballot. not just the congress and white house but the supreme court as well because of the passing of justice scalia, a once in a generation chance for president someone that would tip that ideological balance on some of the most divisive issues. you see that 5-4 split eighther way on the court. that's why the stakes are so high. it's lime a game of three-dimensional chess for senate republicans. right now their posture is, don't bother to nominate anyone, president obama, we're not giving a vote, we don't want to meet with them, nothing. however, if they're starting to realize it's trump who may be their nominee, does that change the calculus? do they think, mayb

we're joined by chuck todd and savannah guthrie, joining super tuesday coverage in primetime. chuck, i'm always curious what you're going to be watching tonight. >> let me start with the republican super tuesday map here. there's really four states i'm watching. early on it's going to be virginia. it should be a competitive race tonight. can marco rubio do well with the most-informed electorate in the country? then arrange, oklahoma, texas. ted cruz has to do well. if there are going to be places cruz and rubio can beat trump it is in these four states. that's why i think they matter the most. let's move on the democratic side of the super tuesday map. it's slightly different. there's basically a north-south strategy. in the south it's about hillary clinton, she expects to do well, minority voters. where sanders hopes to have better nights is in the northern states, fewer minority voters, we'll see. i think the targeting, he may have missed opportunities in a couple of southern states. things from the exit polls. experience versus outsider. what's interesting on the republican

lester holt, savannah guthrie and chuck todd will be live, including reaction from the candidates watching the results here inouth florida, in live team coverage on the nbc 6 news at 11:00. >>> tonight police say the man seen on this surveillance video, you see him right here, outside of a family's front door, is off the streets tonight. nbc 6 reporter bobby brooks has the details on the suspect's criminal history. >> reporter: jawan, good evening. when you do something like this, to be arrested and thrown in jail. that's exactly what's h hppened to this man. i tried to speak with him as he was walking in. i asked him a few questions. and his response was nothing more than pretty much a mumble. this is a man pleasuring himself at someonons front door 4:30 a.m. the next thing i'm going to say is luckily this guy has been arrested. >> honestly, i've got to tell you, i feel sorry for the guy. obviously he's out of his mind. >> ricky, were you pleasuring yourself outside of that house? >> reporter: he was busted this morning just blocks away from where he terrorized the navarros in a parking l

lester holt, savannah guthrie, chuck todd and the rest of the nbc news political team will have a live one-hour special report beginning at 10:00 p.m. here on nbc4 followed by more live coverage on news 4 at 11:00. >>> turning to our weather now. another spring-like day tomorrow before things change in a big way out there, doug. >> we are talking about big changes. a nice night across our region right now. a few clouds. but a lot of clear skies, too. take a look at the high temperatures today. yesterday i today we hit 65 degrees in the district. 68 fredericksburg. 61 in frederick, maryland. a beautiful day all around. big changes for sure. one more nice one and then turning much cooler. could each see a thunderstorm or two tomorrow night and winter not over just yet. we are talking more cold and potential for snow. i'll break it down for you. >>> doug, thank you. new at 11:00 tonight, the embattled president of mt. st. mary's university in maryland is stepping down. simon newman resigned. he was criticized you may recall for firing two professors who spoke out against his academic poli

guthrie must now pay a thousand dollars fine and she lost her license for one year and must pass a review to get it back. >> lisa: the spring-like temperatures are here, but we haven't seen the spring-like storms in a while. >> matt: but that could all change this weekend which could be some bad news for planning -- outdoor events. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing your weekend forecast. it could be a tough one. >> tom: if you've got plans, i i'll show you the hour-by-hour breakout a little later. here's what i'm concerned about for this evening. we're doing okay now. we'll get through most of the night just fine. the frontal boundary is here. there's rain in there. it's packing at least some decent moisture. i don't think it's going to explode on us or anything like that. just know that the front is here. all kinds of moisture is funneling in for your weekend. right now, the rain showers around marion county have died out. even redick and ocala and bellevue, you're great to go tonight. i think your night is going to be good too. future radar to the west shows moisture tryin

northeast side of des moines he lost , control, plowed through a hedge in a yard near hubbell and guthrie, smashed into a vintage corvette, and crashed through a garage wall. >> very upset, very upset. todd: john scott lives here and ran out to the garage to find the wrecked toyota and several of his prized harley davidson >> it does concern me that -- me about people that steal, that harm us, that put is in jeopardy and in harms way, put a police officer in harms way. todd: luckily, no one was hurt but all the airbags deployed and , the battered suv is a total loss. police hope bennett learned a lesson -- don't steal, especially from cops. >> obviously, we're not immune to crime, but we were on top of it and had it in custody in probably about 20 minutes. todd: bennett is charged with robbery, theft, and eluding. he's being held on $40,000 bond. new at 10:00 the city of des , moines is backing off its crackdown on home day care businesses. last week, we first told you the city had received complaints kids. that prompted a city wide crackdown on day cares. tonight, mayor frank cownie says

lester holt, savannah guthrie and chuck todd will be live starting at 10:00 p.m. followed by complete coverage, including reaction from the candidates watching the results here in south florida. and there are a bunch of them. on the nbc 6 news at 11:00. >>> cuba wants toto play ball with the united states literally. they're getting ready for president obama's historic visit to the island nation, planning a big game at the same time. rays will hold an exhibition game in the country's largest ballpark. dozens of workers are trying to remodel the so-called cuba yankee stadium where president obama will be throwing the historic first pitch out. the stadium was built before the communist revolution in 1946. >>> you work hard and you want to get paid for what you think you're owed. it's not alwayay that easy. nbc 6 consumer investigator shows you one woman's battle to get paid what she thinks is ght. >> reporter: elizabeth isn't afraid of working hard. she lives with those who make the commercials. she says she often worked 60-hour weeks to help make dunkin' donuts run