take jackson, mississippi. >> the people of jackson, mississippi, are facing a scary and unfortunately familiar sounding crisis over lead found in drinking water. >> random tests of 58 homes found 13 had high levels of lead. >> jackson, mississippi, leaders say the water is safe to drink but they're warning pregnant women and small children to avoid it. >> you have beyonce doing a whole concert and sending the proceeds to flint. well, we need the same type attention to jackson, mississippi. >> trevor: this does need attention because if jackson doesn't get money to replace their cor rose control systems the levels of lead could keep getting worse. and also, just a real quick kudos to this guy for rye trying to squeeze in a free beyonce concert at the end. i like how he did that the only thing that will solve the jackson water crisis is a formation tour and four vip tickets to the beehive. i like how he says it like just beyonce, like that was on the tip of his tongue. could you know if his assistant said we can get meek mill and nickleback he would be like, haven't these people suffere

the next stop would be jackson, mississippi. on may 24, 1961, two busloads of freedom writers -- freedom riders left montgomery on the trailways bus. when the freedom riders arrived in jackson mississippi, they did try to integrate the facilities there and were arrested. they were all charged with breach of peace. and many of them serve between 30 to 40 days in jail. over 300 riders were arrested and served time in jackson, mississippi. the riders never arrive to their destination in new orleans during even after all the activism and all the work that people like rosa parks and dr. martin luther king had done in 1955, desegregating the city of montgomery, most people's lives that not change. they still suffered some of the situations they had before 1955. it is after the student citizens and the freedom riders and 1961, when the sides of segregation start to come down. it was ruled that all of these interstate facilities had to integrate. it is really when you first saw the visual changes in the landscape that segregation was on

. >> reporter: american idol'sdos top four contestants traveledrae home to dallas texas, jackson, mississippi and lafayette louisiana over the weekend to to visit family, friends and their adoring fans.an. >> ♪ >> i remember like getting to t the airport and there was like,k you know, 50 people on thee onth runway and then like, you know,, 10,000 people watching my concert.nct. like i was brought me to tearsos just knowing that these people l regardless of what happenspe support me and love me for who i am. >> it kind of felt like it wasf all worth it.. because i was from a small townt everybody showed up.

our correspondent is in jackson, mississippi, how important is the governor's endorse to republican votersississippi? >> it is a good question. important absolutely. especially for the texas senator. it is foretelling many will argue it is not the case especially after seeing what happened this may over the weekend during the super saturday caucus event. in may paul lepage's endorsement of donald trump was not enough to lead voters to the polling location and was a different situation. of course we will have to wait and see what happens at the end of the day when the numbers come in as the voters head to polling locations like this one to see if the bryant endorsement is enough to carry cruz over the finish line. >> how does the turn out look so far in mississippi? >> it is interesting. we have seen it come in waves. this is the quietest it's been. we expect another group of voters coming in soon. especially since the lunch hour. the process is simple, they walk in and go to the table behind me on the left or perhaps on the right and pick up the republican ballot. it's not necessarily who

you know, this is jackson, mississippi. the door ajar because you never know when an army of voters will just swarm in. so bottom line, it's confusing, but at this point it's still way too early to say this is disappointing. and who would know that better certainly than mississippi than the fine governor, bill brian, endorsing senator cruz. governor, maybe you can e lay me of my early concerns that this is not inviting throngs just yet. what are you hearing? >> well, neil, here in mississippi, most people are working. it is a work day. we have grown by over 40,000 jobs in the last four years since i've been governor helping create an environment where the private sector can grow the jobs. and that is what ted cruz talks about. >> governor, i have a news update for you, sir. a lot of the tuesday primaries, same deal with the other states, people obviously are working. and they voted more. now, you're right, maybe at the end of the work day they are going to come out, is that what you're betting? >> i think it will pick up. b

. >> jackson, mississippi in fact which is where my mom's from shoutout to jackson, mississippi theytheir water as well and when they did that in 2014 two years later they found lead in the water to save a couple bucks like in friend. do you think enough is being done? what more can we do. people are like man, that's too bad but what can the average person do? >> first i want to say i appreciate platforms like this and entertainers bringing awareness to it and people caring and make a fuss about it. reach out to government officials hash tag it, tweet it, somebody in utah don't know what steps to take and bringing the awareness to it and the more we talk about it the more people will get off their [bleep] and do something about it. >> larry: i agree. let me give you more out#0>?é them. another e-mail wrote this is a public relations crisis because of a real or perceived problem is irrelevant. >> i don't think this is the best way to describe it is not a p.r. disaster. there's kids with brain damage from the lead poisoning and to say it's a p.r. disaster is minimizing. >> larry: for t

we have live pictures for you of the voting underway right now in jackson, mississippi. happy to bring you ballot cams from all around the nation. we have four gop states at play today. for the democrats two, mississippi and michigan. for the republicans it is michigan, mississippi, idaho and hawaii. it is millions of people that are heading to the polls. the sequel to super tuesday gets underway. some gop candidates are looking ahead to next week's pivotal contest in the winner-take-all states, otherwise known as the big kahunas, ohio and florida. cnn's tom foreman breaks down why that is. >> look at all of the states that have voted so far, and look at the delegates that have been collected by the four remaining republican candidate s here. ted cruz has been surging lately. this is the number they all need to get to if they are going to win the nomination, 1237 delegates. anyone of them gets that they are the delegate immediately. why would trump, to any degree, look past ted cruz to marco rubio and john kasich? down here with much fewer delegates? because next week the

number one on the list jackson, mississippi followed by memphis tennessee. good news for the district dc came in at 82nd on the list. >> jackson, mississippi. >> i wonder what they have. >> we >> the fight against the zika virus is now headed to "sesame street." elmo will be educating children about avoiding mosquito bites that can transmit the virus. he will appear in two public service announcements. as of now there are no plans to show the psa's in the u.s. >> "empire" fans the wait is almost over. tonight we're hearing from the cast about what to expect. >>> a lot of surprises today as we wrap up the elite 8. nobody thought syracuse deserved to be in there on the first place and now they're on their way to houston. >> a lot of people said they shouldn't have been in the field they get a 10 seed and now they are the first 10 seed every to make the final four. >> that's why they play the game. >> that's why you're wearing your orange. >> march 1984, i like it was yesterday. i was a spry 18 months old. ronald reagan was president, and the virginia cavaliers

the next stop would be jackson, mississippi. busloads of961, two freedom writers -- freedom montgomery on the trailways bus. arrived freedom riders in jackson mississippi, they did try to integrate the facilities there and were arrested. they were all charged with breach of peace. between of them serve 30 to 40 days in jail. over 300 riders were arrested and served time in jackson, mississippi. ders never arrive to their destination in new orleans during even after all the activism and all the work that people like rosa parks and dr. martin luther king had done in 1850 -- in 1955, deserted or a the city ofting montgomery, most people's lives that not change. they still suffered some of the situations they had before 1955. it is after the student citizens and the freedom riders and 1961, when the sides of segregation start to come down. that all of these interstate facilities had to integrate. it is really when you first saw the visual changes in the landscape that segregation was on its deathbed. >> iamb the daughter of dr. rich

. >> we have begun to do workshops at the yellow scarf in jackson mississippi.e take on young children who are interested in music, try to teach them about the industry and music. it's not just learning about working with the notes and tones, it is also about how to carry yourself in the marketplace. that's a very important thing to me now >>> it has been my honor to have the opportunity to interview my home girl and one of my favorite artists, the fabulous legendary cassandra wilson >> thank you. my >> singer / songwriter natalie merchant. >> i became fully human when i became a mother. >> devoted community activist. >> people become victimized by their circumstances. >> revelations about her new solo album. >> i was just trying to make music that transferred what was in my heart to other people. >> i lived that character. >> we will be able to see change. >> today, a fascinating poll of american muslims was alsod, asking about religious identity. american identity, political identity, civil engagement, and it found that muslim americans answered those question

and aljazeera's jonathan martin is live for us in jackson, mississippi. what kind of a turnout have we been seeing there today? >> it's good to see you as well, tony, and so far a lot of the precincts here in mississippi have been reporting a low turnout. when the polls close in about an hour, also worth watching tonight, we'll see if donald trump can continue his sweep of the deep south. on tuesday, he was able to do well in states like georgia, alabama and arkansas, he won but not by a big margin louisiana. so the support is still strong. ted cruz's campaign believes that mississippi's governor, we'll see how the numbers add up, and as david schuster said on the democratic side, it shows that hillary clinton is a sure shot to win mississippi. she has a lot of support. but she has not campaigned big, and neither has bernie sanders. her husband was here as a sugar at. so it looks like she will do well with a strong base of african-american voters, tony. >> and jonathan, there's a new federal lawsuit challenging the use of the use of the mississippi state f

we will stay cool through the weekend greatest 60's and 70's over oklahoma, even jackson, mississippi. it will take monday and tuesday to see those 60's, and the 70's. the clouds broke up, we had a pretty nice afternoon. all in all, to mid-atlantic overcast but fairly quiet. february was a bust in terms of california rainfall, but that's about to change anything away. storm after storm about to slam into the western two yes. -- into the western united they will get over 10 inches of rain in the next week or so. overnight loans, low to mid 30's partly cloudy to mostly clear skies. tomorrow morning, you will need a heavy jacket. we are up to 47 degrees by noon. in the afternoon we will turn mostly cloudy, temperatures in the mid-50's. another system will come our way tomorrow night, with a shot of rain during the night. we have not three times this week, and we will do it again. this band of showers come through tomorrow evening, tomorrow night, and we're back to sunshine during the day on sunday afternoon. highs tomorrow in the mid-50's. partly sunny skies. pretty seasonable. low 50's

through saturday morning with up to half a foot more rain in the forecast from new orleans to jackson mississippi. marcy gonzalez, abc action news, new york. >>> marcy is right. you can see the moisture coming in from the gulf streaming right into new orleans off to the east across coastal mississippi and into alabama. what's left of this is going to this weekend. not going to give ugh significant rain. low to mid 80s across the area and gusty winds are leading to brush fire dangers. at least right now not hearing about issues. we'll time that out coming up. >>> a live look at the roads at 275 and ashley. no problems out there. typical traffic flow for your evening commute. there's a lot going on this weekend. traffic report and more. >>> we start off with the big grand prix race starting with the race circuit here. this is where you will find street closures traveling along bay shore drive and all around the airport and back up to first street southeast. that's the race course those expect a lot of traffic and congestion first street west. parking could be a challenge even though there are more

we are at a polling station in jackson mississippi. >> hey eric. early voter turnout was high here in the magnolia state. we've seen a lot of people coming and going from this publiclibrary back here in jackson mississippi . we expect to see high numbers through the day. donald trump is leading most of the polls here by double digits. according to some bureau over senator ted cruz. he held a rally last night in madison mississippi where it was standing roomonly at a high school . while senator ted cruz, a bad liar because you quote, catch him all the time. earlier in the day senator crews also holding a campaign event in florence mississippi. we understand he was a little under what the weather but managed to meet with voters there, vowing to repeal obama care. and abolish the irs. he has been on the ground here in mississippi and talking to voters, education and the economy are two of the top issues that folks are most important. >> i'm a college student. i'm a student at jackson state university so a big issue for us we've noticed a lot of candid

. >> we have begun to do workshops at the yellow scarf in jackson mississippi.e take on young children who are interested in music, try to teach them about the industry and music. it's not just learning about working with the notes and tones, it is also about how to carry yourself in the marketplace. that's a very important thing to me now >>> it has been my honor to have the opportunity to interview my home girl and one of my favorite artists, the fabulous legendary cassandra wilson >> thank you. my >> this is al jazeera. >> hello and welcome to the news hour. here's what's coming up in the next 60 minutes. i.s.i.l. says this teenager has carried off afternoon attack in iraq that has killed dozens of people. fbi issues warrants for new suspects, we'll have an update. an

. >> we have begun to do workshops at the yellow scarf in jackson mississippi.e take on young children who are interested in music, try to teach them about the industry and music. it's not just learning about working with the notes and tones, it is also about how to carry yourself in the marketplace. that's a very important thing to me now >>> it has been my honor to have the opportunity to interview my home girl and one of my favorite artists, the fabulous legendary cassandra wilson >> thank you. my ♪ >> who are those angry working class voters who used to have good manufacturing jobs, and now scramble to make a living in who watched their fathers and mothers retire with pensions from the plant? while we used to call them democrats. author thomas frank democrats sold out working-class morning,

. >>> residents of jackson, mississippi, have been told to boil their water after weather-related issues knocked outline the water system. >>> funeral services will be held today for former first lady nancy reagan. friends and family will gather at the reagan presidential california, where she will be buried next to her husband. teri okita is in simi valley. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's customary for presidents and first ladies to make their funeral arrangements while still in office, so this has been decade in the making. mrs. reagan was very involved in the planning, all the way down to the pallbearers and who will be reading the passages during her service. friends and family will say good-bye to her at her late husband's presidential library. >> an empty chair. i bet we always have an empty chair at the table. >> reporter: the former first lady is being remembered for her style, grace and devotion to her husband, the 40th president. her tribute will draw on other first ladies, including laura bush and rosalynn carter and earlier in the week, mrs. obama remembered nan

and joining me now from jackson, mississippi, is republican national committeeman for mississippi andy barber. henry, thanks for taking a few minutes. let me pick up on that conversation i was having with alex conan earlier. he was saying, from the rubio standpoint, they want to win florida, the do or die test in his home state next week. and he says, if we do that, if marco rubio wins florida, there's no way that any of these candidates are going to get to that 1,237 number and we'll have the open convention. so let me ask you this, if we get there, get to a convention, no one comes in with a majority, but donald trump has the most delegates. can get the republican party get away with nominating somebody besides donald trump? >> hey, steve. look, here's the deal. you've got to get to 1,237 delegates, a majority of the delegates. . and the problem for donald trump is, he's got about two-thirds of republicans who are voting for somebody else. they're opposed to him. and there's a reason for that. they don't think they can trust him as president of the united states, much less, i think

jackson, mississippi just cleared yourself. and moving towards alabama this morning. we're going to regenerate the storms later on today. 27 million people in the slight risk and enhanced risk combined. northern mississippi, alabama is at the greatest risk of tornados. from birmingham northward, those are the areas of greatest concern. and there was a tornado yesterday in tulsa and you weren't in the greater risk area. flash flood warnings in and east of little rock and greenville. those areas have already seen three to five inches of rain. flash flood watches from atlanta to central georgia. possibilities of two to four inches, isolated totals up to six inches. that's your national weather, now a closer look at your day ahead. so, the thunderstorms rolling this morning will slowly dissipate and then we'll get round two to this evening. airport travels and on the roads will be difficult. and to the north, we see isolated strong thunderstorms as far south as southern michigan and tomorrow we're going to have an additional severe weather threat but not as bad as today. >

. >> live in jackson, mississippi, one of the four states voting today. been speaking to voters today. are they aware of this? has it affected any of their opinions of trump as they go to polling stations today? >> reporter: absolutely. it's something that is on their mind as you played the clip, donald trump having some fun, but it's a serious issue for several voters. some of the individuals here in jackson, mississippi, have voted for the opposite party. i spoke to one loyal hillary clinton vote who are actually got her ballot from the republican side today and voted for john kasich. in her words, she is using her vote to keep donald trump from becoming the eventual republican candidate. but i can tell you this is something that people are talking about. it's affected people. this is one of several reasons why we continue to see crossover voters, numbers continue to add up it's interesting to see exactly who comes out the winner, not just the republican side but of course on the democratic side as well. by the way, many people seem to agree, likely hil

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this time of year, number jackson, mississippi followed by memphis, tennessee.enne i'm full of allergyication as weigh speak because once the seasons change, it reacts to you. >> it flares up. i'm happy to hear that because e have bad allergies as well.ell. >> allergy free. i do understand. especially now with all the trees in full bloom and thend t flowers that are coming up for this time of year. sorry, guys.so well, you know what, we've got clouds roling in tonight, not a lot of sunshine for your tomorrow. the holiday weekend rolls on with all kinds of thingshing happening on the weather buffet. so chilly tonight, clouds and they're continuing already to billion dollar in.bi they're going to do that in thee overnight hours. we're also talking easter now es looks like it's going to be cloudy with some drizzle. yesterday i was anticipating a little more sunshine, but notut quite happening at all. but the best chance of showersws actually looks like it's going to be on monday and that's when' we're going to deal a little bi more with the system that is tha going to bring us a lot moreo

let me bring in the mayor of jackson, mississippi, and he supports hillary clinton. good to see you, mr. mayor. >> good to be here. good to be seen. >> so let's talk a little bit about mississippi, what you're expecting on tuesday. level of enthusiasm, groundi game, all the stuff that you know about as somebody that has run for office there. >> i think you can anticipate mississippians come out, particularly african-americans come out in great numbers to support hillary clinton. she's given us a lot of enthusiasm, particularly here in jackson. we've seen that over the last few days. we've had former president bill clinton here, so he's really been focusing and getting the base really enthusiastic about it. >> a little earlier today at an event in detroit, hillary clinton talked about the voting rights act and she said the supreme court is on the ballot. as i've been out and about, i have to say that when i ask voters what's important to them, i often hear from the republican side, particularly ted cruz supporters, that the supreme court is something that's a motivatin

this maternity photo shoot from jackson, mississippi is viral tonight. the expectant woman's husband died a few months before her due date, but the photographer found a way to include him in her maternity pictures after he passed. fake -- take a look. they took old photos and added them into the new shots. they divorced, but recently reconciled and expecting their second child together. >> maureen: an autopsy report says whit thee houston's daughter, bobbi kristina had morphine, cocaine, marijuana and prescription drugs in her body when she went underwater in a bathtub. she spent six months in a coma before her death. >> maureen: a 16-year-old is charged in the case of nude photos of teachers. the male student stole the pictures she intended for her spread them around school via text messages. police announced that the teen is charged with computer crimes and aggravated voyeurism. the voyeurism charge comes after an investigation showed the teen's phone had the picture of the teacher stored in a separate pass code protected file. for more on these storie

weather-maker to the west, all of that is the heavy rainfall making it to the ground from jackson, mississippi, up to memphis. that is coming in our direction. it will take all day to get here. by the afternoon drive, showers will build in. better chance of rain tonight. look at the chill, low to mid- 20s in the mountains. freezing for everybody east of the country. the big chill from yesterday, we are feeling the main impacts of that. we don't warm up a lot with mid- 40s by lunchtime. that is it. we struggle to get into the 50s. 51 charlotte. warmer southeast to the middle 50s. mountains in the 30s all day. as the event rolls in to the drive home, a rain-snow mix for the mountains changing to almost snow tonight. the day, low to mid-50s like chester. the rain will hold off until mostly this evening. for many, especially to the drive home timeline, that's when the rain chances build back in. here is the futurecast data showing the clouds coming in by 3:00. overcast skies will be in place. by 6:00, 7:00 the rain spreads in by 8:00. most of us around charlotte have rain and the mountain snow eve

heavier rain in the last few hours and with more flooding expected across jackson, mississippi and out west, looking at a couple more storms coming in with heavy rain and mountain snow. >> good morning. i am meteorologist mike nicco with the forecast. biggest storm of the week is coming this morning with periods of heavy rain and breezy conditions am day. two more weaker storms this weekend and dry and sunny and 70s next week. breezy with leveest rain and most widespread through 9:00 and more scattered from noon to 4:00 and faded away by 7:00. the storms on saturday afternoon and sunday afternoon will be >>> we are in trouble here. i think we need batman. commissioner gordon, light it up. there it is. check it out, 75,000 legos made this 6 feet by 6 feet and waiting the new "batman v superman." david making this happen. your boy superman up there. you're a little obsessed with legos. >> this is the new stuff. superhero economy biggs and let's call batman. >> i love it. everybody loves legos and superman and bat man so we love this exhibit. >> i was waving at you? >> yeah, hi, everybody

carol: john kasich watched the results come in in jackson, mississippi. voters there will head to the polls on march 8th. the ohio governor told them he would rather lose the nomination than take part in the mud slinging. >> there's a lot of stuff about kasich why is he not mud slinging. i'm not engaging in personal attacks, name-calling, or mudslinging to become i would rather lose than to engage in these underhanded tactics, that lower the bar in american politics today. carol: kasich has said he doesn't plan to make a decision on whether to stay in the race until ohio voters go the polls. that is on march 15th. michael: and then there's dr. ben carson, who has yet to win anything so far. but he told his supporters in baltimore, maryland, he's still in the race. >> they have weaved such a complex web. it will be very, very difficult to untangle it. but i'm not ready to quit trying to untangle it just yet. michael: lots of cheering for candidates all of the country. again super tuesday is slated as , the biggest day in american primary politics, but ther

here's that front, extending back to jackson, mississippi, bringing the light rain to new orleans. light rain is what i'm looking for for for us, too. during the overnight, it gets together long enough it shows up in central florida. there's 5:00 in the morning. that's the time in the morning when a lot of you wake up. meteorologist troy bridges will be here to track what is there. this is passes through downtown orlando, about 7:00, into southern brevard county by 8:30 or 9:00. then we're done. the rest of the day tomorrow is fantastic. sunshine takes over. then things are going to be really good for the entire weekend. the lows tonight, we're going 60 in daytona beach. 61 in sanford. up here in ocala, 57. titusville tonight, 60. >> tom: by noon tomorrow, 74. the daytime high goes to 79 degrees. saturday, 78. sunday's daytime high is 77. all next week, we're looking good with temperatures in the 80's as far as we can see. >> lisa: i love to see that. thank you, tom. >> ginger: for the second time this year, the sunshine state has a big powerball winner. >> lisa: it's not us. next

and ted cruz in jackson, mississippi much he needs to win in the south tomorrow. >>> the former mayorhael blo bloomberg will not launch a campaign for president, fearing it will hand it to donald trump or cruz. and accuses him of running the most dividing preying on people's prejudices and fear it is. >>> the pentagon revealed the united states used drones and manned aircraft to an attack a training camp in somalia saturday killing 150 militant fighters. they say the terrorists preparing to launch a large-scale attack likely against african or u.s. personnel. >>> a bizarre incident called emergency traffic problems on a highway in texas. a woman got undressed and climbed on top after semitruck and started dancing. it happened after the woman was involved in a car crash this morning in houston. >> all of a sudden she started throwing her clothes at the traffic, the oncoming traffic. she started taking her clothes off, nude when she got on the 18-wheeler. >> and the firefighters and police officers were able to coax her down after two hours, taken to a hospital for men tall evaluation.

former president bill clinton met with supporters in jackson, mississippi, telling them his wife is the best change agent he's ever seen. and bernie sanders campaigned in kansas ahead of tomorrow's caucuses there. sanders had overflow crowds in lawrence, a college town full of younger voters and talked about his free college tuition plan, sanders and clinton are both making stops in michigan today. >>> okay, so the mexican government has given its first official response to donald trump's pledge to build a border wall and make mexico pay for it. the mexican treasury secretary saying emphatically and categorically under no circumstances would his country pay for such a wall. >>> new developments in the escalating tensions with north korea overnight. leader kim jong-un has ordered his military to be on standby the threats are part of a campaign of propaganda following tough new u.n. sanctions. yesterday north korea launched short-range missiles into the sea. >>> well, breaking news overnight from southern california where a suspect is in custody for deliberately driving into a federal bui

but there's rain associated with it right now and some heavy showers from jackson mississippi to montgomery alabama. right now, it's still warm. 80 in sanford. 78 right now in leesburg. over in daytona beach, almost officially the start of bike week, we're at 76 and 75 right now in ocala. the on-the-town forecast for the evening is mild. 71 degrees by 8:00. by 10:00, 68. come the 11:00 hour, we'll all be getting back together with a reading of 66. we'll pinpoint the overnight lows and the arrival of the rain in minutes. >> ginger: tom, we'll see you in a few. thank you. >> don't forget, you can get breaking weather alerts and live radar anytime on our free news 6 pinpoint weather app. just search wkmg in your app store. >>> we continue to follow breaking news right now at 5:30. this is a live look from sky 6 over what appears to be a bad rollover crash in cocoa. fire/rescue says at least three people involved and two of them are trapped. according to the brevard fire/rescue twitter page, there is at least one trauma alert and a medical helicopter has been called to the scene. a viewer calle

jackson, mississippi, flash flood warning, to. 14 million affected and could get three to six inches and another round tomorrow. west coast, rain in the san francisco area northward and some of this will shift inland and then we'll deal with this mess in the middle of the pacific as we go through the weekend. stormy weather patterns continue here. looks like enhanced radar in the yellow about to come onshore into the bay area. that's going to be wet morning for you and lasting through your morning commute. further south, timing has it a little later. there are flood watches in effect here for most of the areas in northern california. that rain should go through l.a. this afternoon, into this evening's rush hour. maybe a half inch of rain if we're lucky. mountainous areas get feet of snow throughout the weekend, too. above 7,000 feet. for this morning, rain in san francisco. l.a., watch out forng towards the south, where vain the heaviest this morning. >>> so at least we're getting rain in southern california with the first storm, but the weekend storm looks mostly to the north. >> th

we are live in jackson, mississippi with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the mississippi governor is hoping that the rest of the people here in mississippi follow his lead after he came forward with the endorsement of ted cruz. i can tell you ultimately we won't know for sure who come out on top for each party until tonight when the results are in. here in mississippi there is excitement. there's a lot of energy with people here knowing they're sharing the spotlight with michigan, the process simple. as soon as they walk through the front door they either go to the democrat's table to pick up their ballot or the republican table. they cast their vote, and the gentleman from the green is where the vote is submitted. people here understanding that obviously it's very critical state, but nonetheless, they are sharing this spotlight with states like michigan, idaho and hawaii. >> all right. reporting live from mississippi this morning. thanks so much. >>> it's a battle for michigan decided by tonight. hillary clinton is 13 points ahead of bernie sanders in the