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meteorologist john loufman is in for sam roberts. john, what's go on, lad? >> john: st. patrick's day is on the way. and it's also other solstice. on st. patrick's day the sunrises at 7:36 and the sun sets at 7:36. we get extra daylight because the sun's rays are bent in the atmosphere in the morning and clouds, though, today. no sun's rays to start. day and wind up with clouds to start and eventually despite the fact that indiana and illinois have a lot of clouds, there is a break in the cloud deck in northern i understand. we're going to look at breaks in our cloud deck as well. temperatures, though, not climbing a whole lot. we hit 60 yesterday despite the rain. today 50 give or take a couple of degrees before the day is done. as you head the kids off to the bus stop, it's a cloudy morning. light wind, no rain, and 37 chilly degrees, and that probably won't stop a whole lot of kids from wearing shorts because they do it anyway. we're also talking about temperatures across the region, which are in the mid to upper 30s to around 40, 45 at columbus, 49 at cincinnati. not

john loufman. just kidding, john. >> john: why not? everybody else is. you might as well, right? you forgot the galoshes, tia. >> tia: people do that. >> john: there it is, the green on the screen, and it represents the rain. headlines page, which includes making sure your windshield wipers are working today. tomorrow we start with fog and wind up with some sunshine, and saturday is pretty nice, though by sunday afternoon some storms. i'll give you all the details hour-by-hour coming up. >> brian: all right. if you belly up to this bar, don't expect to order a drink with any alcohol in it. >> tia: what's the point? all right. >> brian: i'm with you. >> tia: this gives new meaning to the term r & r. this is a ride and read program. i try hard to get a great shape. th is... i can do easily. r benefiber healthy shape helps curb cravings. x it's a clear, taste-free daily supplement.... t ...that's clinically proven to help keep me fuller longer. x benefiber healthy shape. this, i can do. >> brian: good morning, everyone. feazel roof cam. deal with out there. you see how clouds are low

john. his baptism will be like no other. >> i think the baptism of jesus by john is a crucial part of the story. it tells us, if nothing else, that jesus absolutely endorsed what johnoing. >> i myself came baptizing with water for this reason, that he might be revealed to israel. >> and it means that he endorsed john's message, that god's people did need to repent. they did need to receive forgiveness for their sins. >> and just as he was coming up out of the water, he saw the heavens torn apart, and the spirit descending like a dove on him. and a voice came from heaven. "you are my son, the beloved. with you, i am well pleased." >> it's at that moment that something profound changes in jesus. and now he feels this vocation, this call, to go spread his own message. this is the beginning of jesus' ministry. >> when they met, when john the baptist's charisma, when his preaching ability, when his apocalyptic fervor, when his criticisms of the power of the day, when all of that hit jesus' ears, i imagine it sparked all of that latent ability to preach that jesus had and launched him into his ministry. >> but for biblical historians, there's a dilemma. >> there's someth

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john kasich contrast. >> we are tired of the anger and the craziness. >> he has positivity. especially compared to the other candidates like trump. john: at villanova just a few hours ago students saw and heard it. john kasich: we need to remember we are americans before we are anything else. john: donald trump has struck a cord. ted cruz has his conservative constituency. john kasich has a crafted image of commonality. >> the biggest thing about him is his family values. that is what draws me to him. john: a lot of talk about donald trump' be writing at the cleveland convention if they deny him the said any candidate who doesn' t reject talk of violence should never be our nominee. sheree: the ohio secretary of state says the voter turnout was the second highest in state history. it was 41%. the only primary with a higher turnout in ohio was in 2008. mike: democrat hillary clinton is well on her way to securing the nomination. winning all four primaries last night. there was florida as well. that brings her delegate count to just under 1600. right now bernie sanders has 844. for complete primary results and stories log onto our website. sheree: some convicted felons. that is what kentucky lawmakers

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perspective as it looks north and a nice start to your day. >> john: i want to go to theme parks. >> john: the kids are in school. >> amy: yes. >> john: you can go without the kids. >> amy: not spring break time yet. glad you are here, i'm amy kaufeldt. >> john: i'm john brown, let's check in with jayme king, not only today, it is going 0 to last. >> jayme: for the next 7, and, good morning to you and everybody at home, welcome to we're 40s, 50s and have a couple of 60s peppering in. heck of a day for u here's the hourly forecast and accu-weather times and temperatures, looks like 80 by 2:00 and 78 by 5:00 and 71 by 8:00, the winds are light and slight out of the south and southwest all day long, less than ten miles per hour and i mentioned the beaches. beaches right now, the place to be there will be a nice beach day and now we're warming things up and seas are flat as a board, i should be out there, probably 20 miles offshore, and reef bottom or wreck and doing some fishing but i'm bringing you weather. the next front is closing in and looks like the energy will stay well to the north. clouds for us and should stay dry, the front c

john clark. john: yep. barbara: do you really? but i don't do the milk. don: my son does it the same way, doesn't eat it with milk. john: a diet packed with protein, booze and caffeine from the 1800's. barbara: sounded nasty huh to soak it overnight. john: corn flakes started when they accidentally spilled it on the stove and dried and the guy scraped it off and it was crispy and they were like hey, it's pretty good. you never know. but i eat it every day. i love cereal. i love the forecast. today and tomorrow. a chance of rain the next six days? don: no, not until saturday. and unfortunately saturday is the st. patrick's day parade but looks like the showers will hold off until later in the day. there's patchy fog today. live look in downtown raleigh, disappearing in the patchy fog. it's 89% humidity and wind are calm at this hour. from there, a live look this morning into r.d.u. the temperature is running at 39 with a southwest wind at 3 miles per hour. looking into durham, it's 37 and the southwest wind at 3. numbers from across the region, 32 in roxboro and 39 in sanford and 32 smithfield and 31 in clear across the

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he speaks of john the baptist. >> john the baptist. >> i was redeemed in the water of jordan by john ies. >> yes. like elijah, john came, but they did not know him and did to him as they wished. >> free him! >> free him! >> yes! >> free him! >> those of the council of the sanhedrin are a generation of vipers! >> vipers, yes! >> vipers! vipers! [ indistinct shouting ] >> i say destroy this temple. >> yes! >> destroy it! [ indistinct shouting ] >> and in three days, i will raise it up again. destroy this marketplace that shames our lord. [ indistinct shouting ] >> destroy it! destroy it! destroy it! >> hosanna! >> hosanna! [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ chicken clucking ] >> [ laughs ] [ sighs ] >> i share your anger, rabbi. let me follow you. >> what is your name? >> judas iscariot. >> bless you, judas. [ chuckles ] >> jesus challenges us, but i did not hear blasphemy. >> and when he called for the destruction of this temple, calling it a marketplace -- what is that if not blasphemy? >> many devout jews criticize the commerce, the money lending. >> standing there, he derides this beauty,

john: i liked the turkey. a big part of our trip. >>x not the prettiest thing to eat in public. you know what i am saying? i would never do that. >> john: snap a picture of you chewing on one of those. >> it's like ribs. i will eat them at home. i don't want to eat them in public. >> john: right. >>> a cry foe help after a man was attacked with a knife. >> lucky for him complete strangers rushed to his aid. >> reporter: this happened on orange avenue. a week ago someone stole meat from the storage room there. police said that the suspect tried again on sunday. this time got caught. the man was armed with a knife. slashed the owner several times. fairly violent. and they cried for help and others jumped immediately into help. several people helped. they saw him going crazy with the knife, and trying to stab him. >> reporter: the 61-year-old suspect is facing charge including battery with a dependly weapon and -- deadly weapon and burglary. >>> good morning to you. we would like to take a look looking eastbound on the 408, in brevard county. sunshine is trying to breach the veil of ocean cloud cover that's been blowing on shore in the sustained east southeast wind flow. wednesday into thursday the winds begin to increase as high pressure anchored east of the shores begin

john: 6:30 on your thursday morning. "good day orlando," i'm john brown. >> amy: going to be a beautiful sunrise this morning. i'm amy kaufeldt. a 9-year-old boy said a man tried to abduct heim. >> john: then a two-time daytona race champion is in trouble. he's accused of punching a daytona beach officer. >> amy: plus march madness starts today. find out what the night has to do to make the big, big dance. and it's nice out there. >> nice morning out there. it's all about the wind direction southeast. bringing everybody up. especially in this area here. it's cooler each and every morning and daytona beach is at 70 degrees. yesterday this time. 58 degrees, there's a big warming and big differential compared to this time yesterday. we maintain low 70ness melbourne melbourne. that's been the case since monday. mixed skies, breezy, warm, a day ahead, featuring mid to upper there we go. high pressure east of the shores and high for this thing over the weekend. for the most end. showers may craze us. 40% of us might see rain drops, a quick rumble of thunder and flash of lightning. and really warm temperatures going on. 84 monday, 84 tuesday. with bright sunshine. what else do you expect as

john loufman is in for laura demaria all week long. john, how are we doing out there? >> john: i'm okay. ladies dress nearly alike. the explanation, i'm sure it's as easy as pie and so is the commute coming in here on 77. you can see folks getting off at 30th street. could we take a look at 77 coming into the city courtesy of our mirror. this is odot, and odot provides us with pictures from time to time. this is the time to check 77 just south of 90. there it is. things moving along smoothly as well. thanks in the control room. appreciate that. we head back to the graphics and you're heading towards 480, you still go 60 miles per hour despite the fog you've been seeing around. how about 71 going into the 480 area? yeah, you're slowed down into the 40s, so be apprised of that. a little bit of fog out there. we'll keep you apprised of that. right now no accidents or brown-downs. we turn it over to you duff. >> brian: good news. all rta rapid service resumes this morning. crews have worked around the clock since thursday repairing an overhead electrical source that powered the re

john: the race for the white house heading here this week. the big political names campaigning here a week before the march primary. marcellus: and a woman finds her teenage daughter john: and more on nancy reagan with her love story of president ronald reagan. it's 5:01. 37 trees. i'm john clark. barbara: thank for you joining us. we'll have more coming up. our meteorologist is in the stormy center talking about springlike weather. don: it will feel really nice today and tomorrow and we'll talk more about the springtime temps and show you them today. nice jump in the temps, we're in the 30's but will double that

john kasich. we'll be right back. ♪ john: mitt romney was in ohio today with john kasich. exactly an endorsement, because his thing is to vote for whichever candidate can stop trump. but he also mentioned trump at the event, but also talked about john kasich's record on jobs. he has also done robocalls for kasich and marco rubio. my question for you is what does this mean? what does his decision to go out mean? mark: i suspect he was invited, and he still wants kasich to win ohio. he would like rubio to win in florida. i continue to be stunned at the lack of people getting ready to coalesce around kasich. it's possible mitt romney might endorse him. that i still here so little from establishment republicans saying it looks like rubio might lose florida, kasich might win ohio, let's go for kasich. i think there will be some of that, but not nearly as much as he will need to make this a three-way race. john: you and i discussed this extensively. it freaks me out. i find it -- he's a governor, a successful governor, politically and substantively successful i can't imagine that

he speaks of john the baptist. >> john the baptist. >> i was redeemed in the water of jordan by john enemies. >> yes. like elijah, john came, but they did not know him and did to him as they wished. >> free him! >> free him! >> yes! >> free him! >> those of the council of the sanhedrin are a generation of vipers! >> vipers, yes! >> vipers! vipers! [ indistinct shouting ] >> i say destroy this temple. >> yes! >> destroy it! [ indistinct shouting ] >> and in three days, i will raise it up again. destroy this marketplace that shames our lord. [ indistinct shouting ] >> destroy it! destroy it! destroy it! >> hosanna! >> hosanna! [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ chicken clucking ] >> [ laughs ] [ sighs ] >> i share your anger, rabbi. let me follow you. >> what is your name? >> judas iscariot. >> bless you, judas. [ chuckles ] >> jesus challenges us, but i did not hear blasphemy. >> and when he called for the destruction of this temple, calling it a marketplace -- what is that if not blasphemy? >> many devout jews criticize the commerce, the money lending. >> standing there, he derides this beau

john: given a chance to return the favor, john kasich's campaign did not go for the hug. quote "we were going to lose in ohio." meanwhile, donald trump is going hard after john kasich in this new web video. [video clip] john kasich has been an absentee governor. gave ohio obamacare and increased the budget more than any other governor in the u.s. we don't need him in washington. john kasich, just another no-talk, no-work politician. john: after john kasich helped the lehman brothers destroy the world economy, he decided to run for governor. he has been an absentee governor, working everywhere but ohio. he increased the budget more than any other governor in the u.s. we don't need him in ohio, and we certainly don't need him in washington. mark: this is clearly a tale of difference between john kasich and marco. let me tell you where i am. i am at a plant that is a john kasi success story, according to his office. it's a gm plant that got shuddered. a chinese company came in and hired 700 employees. they are expected to add a couple hundred thousand year. the ohio economy is in fact pretty good. if you talk to people in john kasich-land and john kasich, they

it was fun. >> john: great for you guys. >>> more controversial surrounding the bear hunt last year. >> luanne: activists around the >> luanne: it's friday. >> john: .>> john: a lot of u/ kids are off today. spring break started today for many, and next week. it'll be packed again in the entertainment area. >> luanne: bones have been identified as a missing man. >> john: ocala star banner reports that the remains belong to 45-year-old jeffrey keith. he was reported missing about 11 months ago. they classified his death as a suicide. remains found near silver spring shores. a hunter found bones and clothing a little more than two miles away from the last someplace placehe was seen. >> luanne: bob ward's trial appealed. degree murder for killing his wife diane. that conviction was recently overturned. his attorneys asked that he be let out of prison until the new trial. a judge denied that. no date has been set for the new trial. >> john: international coalition petitioning to have federal protection for florida's black bears. the group said that last year's hunt potentially put them at risk of extinction. of the more than 300 bears killed they said over 20.

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here's john loufman with the changing forecast. the rain has moved in, john. >> john: it sure has, and it will stick around friends. we will deal with it on and off through the day. as we top at 60 degrees, give or take a couple of degrees. some folks won't hit 60 and others will exceed it by a couple. akron/canton periods of rain as dip down to 40 tonight as a weak cold front comes through and brings an end to the rain. fog develops overnight. we start tomorrow with fog and march 10th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there is more real news ahead, including ae on presidential politics. late show host stephen colbert is here to offer his commentary on the white house. at today's >> you could seem the effect of that upset in michigan here in miami last night. suddenly, sanders looks like a threat. >>> what is clear, the florida opes and donald trump, the gop front-runner, is not letting up. >>> here is the water mark. we are talking about four feet of water that has dropped. >>> this list of isis fighters, if it is confirmed to be authentic, it would be one o

john. >> john: all right, sam. boulevard. it's near west 38th street on the near west side. and the report that we have is no other details on that. we'll be on top of it and let available. also have that construction closed down third street until 7:00 p.m. between carnegie and harrison and the alternative is on ontario. look at a picture of transportation boulevard. here is 480, and it's getting packed. well, this is 480 going across the valley view bridge as you can see. things are moving along at a relatively slow pace, but no surprise at 6:33 in the morning. back we go to the traffic computer, and you'll see the folks that are headed off to that area in transportation boulevard across the valley view bridge. that's the headlights. in and out on 77 here, and taillights are headed off towards parma. it looks like things are going along smoothly here, but as you head farther east you'll a little slow. we're up to 49 miles per hour as you merge from 71 onto the thing. it's an improvement over the 36 we'll turn it back to brian now. >> brian: all right, john. well, you, the voters of the great state of ohio, have spoken. republican voters picked john kasich until the primary election. he beats donald trump by 12 points, 48% to 36%. ted cruz gets 13% of the vote, and marco rubio, who says he's done, he finished a distant fourth. >> tia: governor kasich's victory makes donald trump march to the white house a little more difficult. >> brian: that's right. nichole, it makes the possibility of a contested convention here in july a bit >> nichole: yeah. governor kasich has almost no hope of winning enough delegates to secure the nomination outright, but if he succeeds in blocking trump from getting the majority, he can make a case to convention delegates he's more cruz. the kasich campaign hopes last night's win attracts donors and throw in the fact marco rubio dropped out and analysts call it perhaps the perfect scenario for kasich to succeed. roger beckett is from ashland university and told paul orlousky last night the road to the white hous

john kasich us chances of getting in the arena and competing with the other two? charlie: i think we would have rather -- we would rather have debates. that gives john a good chance for exposure, and the contrast between his positive approach the gutter attacks by donald trump. johnrlie, it became public last night that you would support john kasich. how long you been a supporter? charlie: he has been a friend of mine his whole adult life. in this race, there were five or six candidates who i thought were well i'll fight to be president who i was personal friends with so i sat it out until it narrowed down to one and so last night, i had told john a day or two before the primary if he won and marco lost i was in. so i am in. john: i hope you don't take it as a criticism, that you are a member of the republican establishment. if anything, you would be a charter member of it. charlie: i think that as a comment. i spend my adult life in the trenches, electing congressmen, centers, and presidents. i qualify as a grassroots guy. john: john: why is it that john kasich, a popular two-term governor, why is it that he has seen so little support from fellow members of your club? up until even now, even with the people who have come over. in the past few months has a -- has

wlwt news 5' s john london is live in columbus at a watch party for the ohio governor where the governor just talked. john. john: governor john kasich very pleased with those michigan numbers, giving him the kind of momentum that he wanted as this now shifts to home-court. the state of ohio, a week from tonight. his watch party at the renaissance hotel in downtown columbus was all about watching the michigan results. kasich did well with those who decided early and according to the exit polling, the mood reflected a sense of a campaign that could be on the cusp of catching on nationally. he told hundreds here that the strength of his team is moving into a position rethinks america is beginning to fear that message. mr. kasich: so i think the people are beginning to reward a positive campaign. one that they say to their children this is the way you conduct yourself in politics. i think the people are beginning to see that. and secondly, because of that, just wait one week from tonight. we are going to win the state of ohio and it will be a whole new ballgame. john: nevertheless, donald trump scored a double-digi

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john: i'm john clark. we will get to the stories but first weather and traffic together. here is meteorologist don schwenneker. don: good morning to you. as you head out we have dry conditions and a lot of cloud cover and temperatures will hold around 50 through the morning but by lunchtime upper 60's and 70's this afternoon. current numbers from across region 53 roxboro, 48 in roanoke rapids, 58 chapel hill. 52 smithfield. 57 fayetteville. 50 sanford, 55 southern pines. by lunchtime 67 degrees and

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john: i'm john clark. we will get to the stories but first weather and traffic together. here is meteorologist don schwenneker. don: good morning to you. as you head out we have dry conditions and a lot of cloud cover and temperatures will hold around 50 through the morning but by lunchtime upper 60's and 70's this afternoon. current numbers from across region 53 roxboro, 48 in roanoke rapids, 58 chapel hill. 52 smithfield. 57 fayetteville. 50 sanford, 55 southern pines. by lunchtime 67 degrees and afternoon 71 degrees with lots of sunshine. sunny day today and a warmer day. by tomorrow cooler and more

john, over to you. >> john: coming up at 5:00, hawks are causing major problems for people living in hickory. what people are doing to protect themselves from attacks. >>> wbtv always on your side in eight minutes before 5:00. >> john: some people in neighborhood in hickory being held hostage by these two hawks. the birds have a nest in a tree, swooping down and attacking anyone who gets too close. some neighbors have started wearing protective gear when they go outside putting on helmet, some carrying bats. >> they come up from behind and get you in the back of the head. >> i thought i got hit by a basketball. >> steve ohnesorge put on an army helmet working on this story. last year he was attacked and has the scratch to prove it. have been nesting there. neighbors put up spikes and trees but they find other spots. the hawks are protected species you can't shoot them. neighbors have to wait until the hawks leave which last year wasn't until june. >>> the city of charlotte is going green this weekend, charlotte st. patrick's day parade is tomorrow, will be the 20th anniversary of the parade. the charlotte goes green festival is the same day in uptown, free, open to everyone. the parade kicks off at 11:00 tomorrow m

john: a chick-fil-a sandwich! >> amy: all john wants. >> i'll take the free items -- ice cream sundae. >> amy: we're not picky! >> have a great day. >> amy: we came down from my ten grand down to a sundae. >> john: free sundae. >> amy: you can catch her on the fox business network, we love her. give her love at 5:00 a.m go to fox business.com/channel finder. jayme king we love you, too. >> jayme: sweet of you, the clouds, loving this, a sunshine lover like myself, we had our moments of the sun getting covered up but you can see now developing pockets of holes back across the eastern gulf, frankly all that is moving our way. how the day will pan out, one of these days with clouds and sprinkles chances and lower cloud bases and looking at the satellite and modeling and data coming into the weather center right now, it has been suggesting perhaps we peel back the sprinkle chance and when you have a front moving through you never want to take the chance out entirely and watch it and i think heading out and about you will be fine, a warm morning temperatures on the way up and by 2:00, looking for temperatures during that time. somewhere in the lower 80s, a toasty day, beaches more of the same, by to

redline train. incident is in and he' s being ed: new at 6:00, newscenter 5' john atwater is live in s the reaction, john? john: investigators are blaming him for wrapping a cord around the throttle of the train. for the first time, the operator is responding. did you hear about this report yet that came out? it is blaming you. is there anything you want people to know? >> no, i' mm all set. john: it seems counterintuitive. >> a lot of things happened that day. john: david vasquez will say there is little about that day. he was forced to put his training to emergency bypass mode because of signal problems. to do that, he left the cabin, flip the switch underneath the front of the train but because he wrapped a microphone cord around the throttle, it took off the moment he hit the switch. you did see the report where the cord around the throttle -- john: and not engage the brake. >> i cannot talk about that. john: it went for more than five miles without an operator. and he lost his job the final report includes a statement after the episode. he said i was putting on my gloves with the mic cord on top of the de

your side wanted to know how local police are preparing.our john genovese explains why *you* are the one tool officers can count on - john? john? we're told these attacks serve as yet another reminder of how important it is to have a plan in place. in just over a month hundreds of thousands will make their way downtown and police say they'll be ready. isis - claiming responsibility for tuesday's terror in brussels. the chaos... on the minds of law enforcement here at home23:13"it's just a reminder that we have to be on our toes constantly" on the same morning the vice president stopped by the city- cincinnati police captain mike neville says keeping things secure surroundings is always the priority24:47"we do give it a little more attention. again, we prepare for it. i know that our people were getting prepared for the visit all through the weekend" in less than two weeks-tens-of- thousands will descend on and around downtown for the 'reds' after - swarms of runners from all over are set to take part in the 'flying pig' marathon 24:27"we really try and make these events as safe as we can. this is not incident driven - it's a f

john johns is his name of arlington. he went to get coffee from a nearby coffee shop and while his car was in the shop, he bought a scratch-off lottery ticket and hit the jacket. he chose to take home the lump sum which was about $1.3 million before taxes. that's not bad at all. >> john johns says with the new money he's going last name. >> tony said that, not me. you can take me out to dinner. don't take tony. >> your husband wouldn't like that. >> it wouldn't be like that. >> all right. coming up tonight, fireworks last night in detroit when the four remaining republican contenders went head to head. chris wallace moderated that debate. coming up i'm talking to chris about the some of the moments that surprised him the most. >> it's almost time to say cheers to the weekend! . >>> cycle for survival has become a national movement to help beat rare cancers in our area this weekend. >> hundreds get together in one room and ride stationary bikes in shifts all day long. the event brings together doctors, researchers, patients and supporters. laura evans introduces us to one woman who will be riding on behalf of her twin sister megan. >> reporter: melissa is gearing up for a big ride. cycle for survival is an indoor energy group spin raising money for cancer research. wh

john and amy, good morning. >> john: good morning. >> amy: it's all good. >> john: new parking spots coming up. people who serve our community. and on the health watch, we tell you about a new cancer treatment that will soon be available here in orlando. that's coming up. 6:21. orlando." the city beautiful. >> john: private space travel company blue origin is expected to take its first humans on suborbital rides next year. they won't be paying customers. by receiving interests thousands of fans, and blue origins plans to build rockets and engines here on the space coast. >> amy: >> john: new sparking spaces popping up. >> amy: the spaces are reserved for veterans and first responders. the city of cocoa is the first to establish the reserved spots. three spaces outside of city hall. the signs went up a few months ago. and they have plans to add two more at a44444444444 busy municipal lot. and sheriff ivy decided to honor >> we love our vet rapps and safety officers and wanted to recognize them. >> in all he is reserving 15 spots but is hoping to reserve more. >> john: a powerful tool t

john: a wrong-way crash leaves two people dead, people who live in the area say the crash didn't surprise them. >>> brody o'connell is live in the alert center this morning. >> brody: john, getting details about a fire that is currently it looks like under control in mooresville, we'll have new details and live pictures from the scene. >> john: good morning, welcome to wbtv news this morning, the start of yet another work week, it is monday, march 21st, i'm john carter. >> christine: i'm christine sperow. one delay. alleghany schools operating on two-hour delay right now. let's get to meteorologist al conklin in the first alert weather center. the first day of spring started off pretty cold. >> al: got back to 47 in charlotte yesterday. that with the cloud cover, now the clouds have cleared out last night's rain is long gone, dry streets will greet you. you can see it it on the metro school camera. full moon, full moon on the 23rd. as it goes down the sun will be up in an hour, 36 in charlotte, pretty chilly, 34 around mountain island lake, 37 arboretum, weddington, 38 around ballantyne. boone, below freezing, 29 up there, 36 statesville, hickory, wilkesboro, concord, 38 in monroe and 37 for cheraw and lancaster. today, plenty of sunshine, wind up at 58, big improvement over yesterday, still almost ten degrees below average

right now. >> john: good morning, welcome to wbtv news this morning you made it to friday, march 4th, good to have you with us, i'm john carter. >> al: i'm metereologist al conklin. john, we have snow in the mountains. >> john: avery county schools

john. >> john: we have much more to tell you about all new at 5:30. >> christine: this is quite the story, a teen in raleigh bound to a chair with duct tape during a break in, we're learning more out for with a variety of fresh-made seafood meals starting at just $4.99, no one does seafood like d's! try our new home-style flounder meal or double dozen shrimp. or our grilled menu, featuring new tuscan tilapia. each with two sides and hush puppies. for full meals starting at $4.99, >> christine: next at 5:30, a teen in north carolina bound to she is doing this morning. >> john: north carolina transportation secretary heading to texas to day to meet with d.o.t. officials there, we break down the reasons behind that meeting. >>> good morning, thanks for waking up with wbtv news this morning now 5:30 i'm john carter. >> christine: i'm christine sperow. we start this half hour with a look at your weather, meteorologist al conklin has the most accurate look. >> al: we have dry conditions, clear skies, cool this morning, temperatures mostly in the 30s. with the big area of high pressure over eastern sections of the carolinas, that is governing the weather, we will have a very very nice stretch of weather going forward. we will wind up getting quite warm over the next several days starting this afternoon getting in the 60s, an improvement over the last several days. clear skies out there, excellent visibility, our metro school camera in center city, if that is your destination, wind up in the 60s. starting off at 42 in charlotte. be mindful, 42 in charlotte is the

john and christine the story that will be developing throughout the morning, updates right here in the alert center. back to you. >> john: new this morning, a retired pennsylvania state trooper is dead after authorities say he killed a turnpike toll collector and guard in a hold-up attempt. police say clarence briggs killed the toll collector and ronald heist then fled in collection vehicle, he was killed in a stand off with troopers. >> christine: police in new york city are looking for a man suspected of slashing three people with a machete. restaurant in queens. the 24-year-old suspect got in an argument with someone, waited for his victims to come out. the three men who were attacked were taken to the hospital in stable condition. >> john: the f.b.i. is investigating a threatening letter sent to the sister of republican presidential front runner donald trump. she is a federal appeals court judge in pennsylvania. the f.b.i. didn't give many details about the letter saying only the agency is working with the secret service and u.s. marshalls in the investigation. on the friday, officials revealed his son, eric, received a threatening letter urging the candidate to exit the presidential race. >>> now 13 after 5:00, you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic on wbtv news this morning. here is al conklin. >> al: we will see more sunshine than yesterday, still on the chilly side, improvement over yesterday but only in the 50s in charlotte and much colder in the mountains. you'll be in the 40s today. out there this morning, clear you had a little skiff of snow, there may be ice out there early this morning, use caution. everybody is below freezing in most communities up here are in the 20s right now. y

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john's! hello, jimmy john's! jimmy john's! jimmy john's! freaky >> back with a live look from our roof cam. on this tuesday. coverage for you. as you can see. the results are scrolling at the bottom of the screen. weather. >> everybody voted. so it's nice and quiet out there. everybody is exhausted. >> curl up on the couch and see what you can deliver. maybe a little rain in the morning. like. not the severe variety. like some of our neighbors have had. in the last 3 to 6 hours. in parts of illinois. 8 tornadoes. and most of them in west central illinois. just over the mississippi river. and almost 25 tornado warnings. all in about a 3 to 4 hour time span. we se srer thunder storms approaching chicago. things are settling down. the front will be crossing here. good news. and that will really reduce what comes with that front. well let's take a look. web cam time lapse. skies are mostly clear. there's mid and high level clouds. dancing around. the below deck. disappeared after the sun went down. and that was unfortunate. because most people essentially saw a cloudy day. not only that. the te

john: if donald trump needs john kasich -- donald trump dietz john kasich -- donald trump beats john n ohio -- kellyanne: he is unstoppable at that point. a lot of the delegates are unbalanced. it turns out that is a very important piece of information this time. just in that audience, just in that hall at cpac, it is unbelievable how much people are on their feet for conservatism. john: is ted cruz going to have a great night or just a good night on saturday? kellyanne: he can have both. john: i think ted cruz could have a pretty good day on saturday is my judgment. thank you for coming in. coming up, who won the week? ♪ john: this is the wildest week in my memories. mark: tee up front-runners, both will have -- two front-runners, twists and turns to command their position as nominees. john: mitt romney this something very potent, and you have to take your hat off to him. coming up next, emily chang speaks with jerry brown. go to bloomberg.com to see all of our coverage of 2016 coverage. with all due respect to now, invade your weekend will be on your tv. we are back here monday. tha

john: mark davenport in the alert center. the bali strait, we'll have updates in a few minutes. >> john: welcome to wbtv news this morning at 6:00 a.m. here on this friday, march 4th, good to have us with us, i'm john carter. >> kristen: i'm kristen miranda in for christine sperow. a few school closing and delays. avery and watauga county schools are closed. mitchell county on three-hour delay, alleghany and ashe county schools are or two-hour delays this morning. >>> charlotte with meteorologist al conklin with the first alert forecast, snowy in the mountain, al? >> al: it is. they had two inches of snow in the mountains overnight. at least in the population centers. the main roads are just wet but the back roads are certainly snow-covered. low pressure that came through with rain for most of us brought snow to the mountains as we talked about yesterday, pushing away, high pressure building in and even in the high country things will clear out. if you look closely the snow is falling from the street lamps this is king street in boone from resortcams.com, it is is 32 degrees in boone but the windchill factor is 22. 38 here in charlotte, everybody else outside of the mountains is safely at or above

john. >> john: absolutely. 71 at clark. well, there's a picture that is worth 1,000 words. things are moving along pretty st. patrick's day especially mountain morning is pretty active because so many people are heading to town. so far the activity hasn't been too problematic. akron. it's on morgan avenue near beardsley. i went by it. lover's lane is closed down there. morgan avenue, fire in akron. beardsley and lover's lane are both closed. east 18th street is also closed between carnegie and east 14th. east 18th street a little farther down, obviously, is where the parade kicks off. if you plan to head down east 18th, go around the area. town on 77. getting off at east 30th, and there. no problems so far traffic-wise in the morning commute this st. patrick's day. brian. >> tia: bigger is better when it comes to buying suvs, at least that's ford says. they believe people between 25 and 34 are buying bigger suvs moving to the suburbs and planning to have children. >> brian: a lot of basketball to watch this weekend, which is why doctors believe during march madness there's a spike in men getting vasectomies. that's right. cleveland clinic urologists say it's not a bad idea, because after your procedure your body needs plenty of rest to heal. in the month of march the number of vasectomies are typically up 50%. >> samantha: interesting. >> tia: great information to know. i couldn't live without that. time is 6:50. coming up at 7:00 a.m. on channel 43, a reunion six years in making. >> brian: also at 7:00 you get to hear and see these guys, the new barley corn. they're live right now and will be all morning in our studios. sponsored by national carpet mill outlet. >> tia: want cleveland home and remodeling expo is at the cleveland convention center this weekend. this morning we give you a chance to win tickets to go out there. logon to cleveland19.com for your chance to win. >> brian: he brought slime to our city and introduced us to interesting catchphrases and entertained late night tv watchers for years. i never missed him. the ghoul is now the pride of cleveland. this moi mayor frank jackson honored him for his 45 years in showbusiness. he gave him a certificate of recognition. the ghoul broke into cleveland tv back in 1971, and he will be in our studios at 7:40 on cle43. >> tia: as you head out the door to start your day, here are some stories to know before you go. >>> it's a st. patrick's day the corned beef sandwich from slyman's. >> 2,000 pounds of corned beef is going through today? >> roughly, give or take. >> the parade steps off at 1:04 this afternoon. cleveland's parade for st. patrick's day is the third largest in the country. >> before the parade steps off the cleveland firefighters shamrock club hosts the annual memorial to fallen firefighters. >> president barack obama's pick to fill the vacant supreme court seat is expected to visit capitol hill today. >> today is one of the most exciting days for basketball >> that's right. the ncaa tournament begins today. >> samantha: i don't know what i'm more excited about, march madness or st. patrick's day. >> tia: the parade. >> samantha: all of it. it's a great day. the weather is going to cooperate. 55 at parade time. that's around 1:00. windy, though, and a mix of clouds and sun. can't rule out a stray shower mid to late afternoon, but i think we should be good to go for the parade. look how chilly, guys, this weekend. >> john: yeah. i have to let folks about this fire in akron near beardsley street. it's closed and some is lover's lane. east 18th street is closed between carnegie and east 14th, but that's well away from the beginning of the parade which, of course, is on east 18th farther north. >> brian: if you're downtown today, be careful driving around downtown. there's people running through the streets and everywhere. i'm not your dad, but don't drink and drive today please. don't do that. we don't need any of that. ing amazing. they'll be on cle43 so make sure to make the switch. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is thursday, march 17th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> supreme court nominee merrick garland heads to capitol hill today, but the senate's gop leaders refuse to meet with him. >>> breaking news. seaworld says it's going to end its controversial killer whale shows. the company's ceo is in studio 57. >>> and major league baseball player gives up 13 million dollars in a

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john: donald trump's promise to the military during a stop in fayetteville. the major milestone today in the construction of raleigh's newest cathedral. welcome on thursday march 10. 60 degrees an 5:00. john john. barbara: i'm barbara gibbs. we will update the breaking news in a moment but first meteorologist don schwenneker is in the storm storm. about good morning to you. a lot like yesterday. a few more clouds and more patchy fog but otherwise and into the near 80-degree range today. this afternoon very warm across the region. a look at numbers from across the area right now, 60 roxboro, 59 chapel hill. 58 sanford, 59 fayetteville. 59 clinton and 55 in roanoke rapids. 27 depress warmer by lunchtime up to 75. this afternoon around 80 degrees under partly sunny skies. warm day shaping up today and warmest of the next seven. we will talk about the rain in the complete forecast in a bit. barbara: back to breaking fuse raleigh police are looking for clues after finding two dead in a car. they are focused on this parking lot behind the pa they are row bread in northwest raleigh. it is 6100 block of glenwood avenue. you see police combing the area. gloria rodriguez is working the sources and we ho