this is in hancock county, maine. a group of guys out there canoeing and they spotted something in the wart tter. that's how being observant helped out this. beautiful painted turtle. it had a hook in its mouth and think it will easily be able to pull it out. you can see there far away in the boat. they bring that canoe to shore so they can bring it to shore. you can see that. >> poor little turtle. >> yeah, that looks just painful. >> right through his yap. >> you can see that turtle keeps dunking its head back. it has its claws scratching at him and the guy holding him. >> it is not coming out quite so easy. >> the turtle is quite clearly in distress. >> it is better for the turtle that they get it out. they are eventually finally successful at getting this thing out. >> oh. >> okay, it is over, buddy. >> all is well that ends well this. he eventually walk it back over to the pond and put it back in and it swims away. >> poor little turtle. >> off into the wild he goes. no worse for the wear. >> nice. >> when you ar

give you indication what is happening in the counties, hancock county, there was problem with software. people had difficulty voting. lake county, apparently big turnout. that is democratic county outside of chicago. 55% predicted turnout there. johnson county, central part. state, big lines expected. overall a lot of people voted early, record number of people asking for early voting ballots. almost 300,000. lion's share of those republicans, almost two to one. as for ted cruz, in extraordinary move today, decided to campaign on the day of the election. how many times do you see that? and if it sounds like a bit of a desperate campaign, only report to you that cruz in space of just a few short minutes called donald trump everything from a quote, serial philanderer to narcissist to utterly immoral. if it sounds like desperate campaign, those who know inside of the republican party, say on monday morning quarterbacking kind of way, maybe when cruz and kasich divided up those states maybe you should have given kasich indiana. kasich had real strong support here from the establishment. co

hancock county to east of us here, it is a rural county, had a software problem, but other than that no major problems reported out there. lake county, 55% turnout, would be all-time record. there are six republicans in that county. four of them vote for cruz, you never know how it will turn out. johnson county, big lines at central part of the state. hamilton countdown south. record early turn out. look at early voting numbers. we finally got those now. this is all-time record for indiana in early voting. long period of early voting, 280,000 people roughly voted early. in 2008, previous record, 185,000. so a huge jump there. there were 90,000 people that registered to vote, new voters in the last week before the deadline. campaigning today, donald trump's back in new york but ted cruz, leaving nothing on the field, campaigning even this morning down state in evansville. you know a lot of people counting cruz out but he has a very strong ground game here in indiana. that will be important when you get, need to get people out to the polls. so i think you need to buckle in tonight, not

which is marion county over here to the east in hancock county up to the north here, hamilton county, quickly growing area, carmel, indiana. a lot of attention over the past tw weeks. so cruz has to drive up numbers here. he also has to drive up numbers in the more conservative part of the state, up here in allen county, that's fort wayne, indiana. and the cruz team knows this. because in all likelihood. when we see the returns coming in. about an hour from now, trump is going to do well here in the south. he's going to do real well up here in the north as well. this is st. joseph county, home to notre dame. several thousand people at a rally and a lot of endorsements for trump throughout the state of indiana. 30 delegates to whoever wins the state. an additional 27 will be divided among the nine congressional districts in indiana. you win a district. you get three more delegates, right now it's all about the delegates, we have come not quite to the end. but we're looking at the final five, six-week stretch here. there are only ten more states on the map. after indiana tonight there w

after spotting their vehicle, police say they killed har g home in hancock, maryland on may 20th. the washington county sheriff's office said stanley is the woman's great niece. the suspects are behind bar this is arizona until they can be extradited to maryland. >>> we're expecting to get new information later today on that incident involving a little boy that slipped through the barrier at the cincinnati zoo. he fell into the gorilla exhibit coming face-to-face with a 400-pound gorilla. erika gonzalez has more. >> mommy is right here. >> reporter: cellphone video captured the frightening scene at the cincinnati zoo when a 3-year-old boy whose mother was tending to other children fell into the gorilla exit and was grabbed by a 400-pound silver back. witnesses were horrified. >> and people were yelling, you know there, a boy in the water, there is a boy in the water. >> reporter: the video shows the 17-year-old harambe appeared to protect the boy at times. the witnesses also saw the animal drag and throw the child. the director of the zoo said the child wasn't under attack, but was in danger. >> all 10

coming out of hancock there moving east through areas of eastern allegheny county and west of cumberlandoming down and not moving much and in straitsburg they are slow moving. you can see the lightning and thunder. you can see it but you can hear it. the heavy downpours are going on and even around mount jackson. and a storm in charles county is just kind of fiddling out there. >> 91 in leesburg and 90 in frederick and mid to upper 80s in most spots. a sticky day. dew points shot to 70s. it feels like july or august. the current temperature of 85. that heat index 89 degrees. we are looking at the isolated showers and storms. don't think they will be on top of us as long west of i-81 and quiets down. and saturday we will track tropical storm bonnie approaching the south carolina coast. look at the rain in north carolina saturday evening. we are fine. west of 81 a stray storm but it will be sunday in the afternoon. scattered showers and storms and i will issue a yellow weather alert and we may have to extend that to monday as well. so start thinking about plan b. 65 to 70 and partly cloudy

county. good downpours west of hagerstown. along 70 to hancock. and then again to martinsburg to middleburg and beyond. we continue to see the showers form. more to the south again. this is reminiscent pat western the air mass that pop up in the same area every day. these are the less intense than they were this yesterday. we find more patches of shower. we have an area of low pressure over michigan. cold front extending south. evidence long gaited area of low -- elongated pressure will pivot south and southeast. go to northeast to keep us in clouds. it will warm up temperatures in the upper 60's but it will give increasing chances of rain tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night and through the day on friday. saturday morning most rain should move out. there is the rain and the front. the pressure moving south/southeast. it will head back out and how to sea. in the process it will bring us chances of rain, shower and downpours through the day on friday. clearing out a little bit for the weekend. rainfall total for friday. certainly the expectation a

county moving east toward romney. this does move east to 25 miles per hour. over toward cumberland, hancock, just after 7:00. winchester, 7:24. around 8:00 for charlestown and hagerstown as it marches to the east. temperatures now mid 50s, warm spots down south in the low 60s. it's just a nasty, nasty day. 40s in the mountains with rain in may. not nice at all. plenty of mist and drizzle and fog around reagan national at this hour with a temperature of 57, north wind at 12. humidity quite high at today's high was 63 but at 1:00 this morning. we stayed in the 50s all afternoon. notice the 80s here in the middle of the country. i point that out because that's what's coming our way. one storm out west. got the storm in the east. severe weather firing to the high plains this afternoon. tornado watch colorado and kansas. this is this morning's rain. this is what's coming tonight and sunday. this activity is going to drop southeast. overnight an occasional shower and drizzle. temps in the 50s. low to mid 50s. 11:30 tomorrow morning we still have showers around. even a few in the afternoon. fewer in the afternoon,

hancock, and then look at this. coming out of the park, east for the most part of the river here. west of upperville, moving northeast toward harper's ferry, brunswick and western louden county. and we have the showers, there, and you can see, west of upperville, boy, route 17, you will run into some of those between upperville and millwood and occasionally some heavier showers as well. with scattered showers now, south and west of there. approaching culpepper. so this is going to head toward culpepper and falkier county and prince william and louden and fairfax. as we get into the middle and latedder part of the afternoon. so for us, we will get into the upper 50s, and might get 60, 61 if we're lucky. and then see the spotty to scattered showers, especially through the evening hours. and maybe some breaks overnight. allergy index, it didn't come in, it tree pollen high. gros is low. and weeds are absent and the mold spores it is kind of up there. on the high category. which you would expect with all of the rain we have been having. the temperatures are struggling, too. we have some low 60s out on the shenandoah valley. mid-50s though, south and east of us. and in town. and

hancock street. avoid hoover road at pen lynn bluebell pike. in exton, chester county 100 northbound approaching 30 bypass taking out the right lane. just 11 miles per hour basically the whole way from 202. nose that the a pleasant situation. blue route, 4765 crash with debris off to the left side by baltimore pike. we're jammed sold coming north of i-95 take 252 or 352 instead. >>> teats -- let's take a look out across center city. it's refreshing to see the blue skies. >> reporter: let's take a look at the numbers, 68 degrees, temperature bumped up to 3 degrees and uniform through the area. atlantic city, 71 degrees already. here's the forecast, a bit warmer, a bit more humid than yesterday. very warm, slightly more humid, 89 for the high today. slight chance for a shower our thunderstorm in the northwest suburbs. most of us stay dry and 90 degrees the next two days and 87 after that. >>> search goes on for a driver who hit a 6-year-old boy on a bike and backed up and sped away. surveillance recorded the crash in norristown yesterday. police found the striking vehicl