i'm laura rodriguez at florida international university. i'll have a live report ahead. >>> i'm willard shepard covering donald trump in palm beach county. he's questioning whether he was on the ballot everywhere in florida. >>> hillary clinton rallying her troops. >> we're watching the results bernie sanders. >>> there is about an hour left to vote in south florida in the primary. voters have been hitting the polls, castingheir voted for a candidate that will becomethe country's next president. >> florida, the biggest prize, all eyes focused on the sunshine state. as votes are being counted, we should begin seeing results shortly afterer polls close. >> we have team coverage across south florida as we follow the candidates on primary day. we begin with nbc 6 reporter laura rodrigu live where senator marco rubio is expected to speak later tonight. >> reporter: we're inside the fiu arena. this is where marco rubio will be tonight. his campaign calling the event a primary night celebration. so they are optimistic about a win tonight in florid

laura rodriguez, nbc 6 news. sanders in one-on-one interview. >> he sat down with me today has shaken ings up for the democratic party. revolution in south florida is a touchy subject. >> you have said you're a self-proclaimed socialist. here in south florida social security a sensitive issue with a cuban american community. how do you defefe socialist? >> democratic socialism that has existed tlut europe for decades. >> do you think castro was a good leader for cuba? >> i think he denied people the opportunity to participate in the democrat society. >> sanders has been an instant hit with the youth. even though he's won several states in the primary he's far behind in the delegate county. >> do you feel she's been fair to your campaign in. i think we could have done better. there were debates that could have been placed where the viewing audience was greater. do i think it was an accident? no, i don't think it was an accident. >> she's been very vocal about climate change. an issue that impacts south florida. >>

laura rodriguez, nbc 6 news. >>> police arrested a man accused of sexually assaulting a 5-year-old girl. they think he may have more victims out there. this is lamont mayweather. he offered a little girl candy at a pompano beach apartment complex. he asked her to go to the laundry room with him where he performed a disturbing sex act. call police if you have any >>> three more arrests have been made in an alleged parental abduction of a 1-year-old miami boy. police say 29-y-yr-old leydibet hernandez had help in abducted her 1-year-old son. rebeca rodriguez, laza ortiz, and juan pablo mesa jr. were all arrested. the three new hernandez had taken the boy to texas, but gave officers a different story. logan was hernandez's second child to be taken out of her custody. her plan was to vanish in mexico with her son. >> took her child from miami to jacksonville. she boarded a bus. when she got to jacksonville, she boarded another bus to texas. >> the child will go to a foster home. his mother is expected to face kidnapping charges. >>> a pair of south florida business owners ran into a pulled

we just heard laura rodriguez mr. roub yo said he's not going to do that regardless of what happens here in florida. we'll be watching it very closely throughout the course of the next several hours for you. reporting live in palm beach county, willard shepard, nbc 6 news. >> meanwhile, senator ted cruz will be watching tonight's election results @rom his home state of texas, since he is unlikely to win florida or ohio. cruz will be looking to pick up delegates in illinois, missouri and north carolina. while republican presidential candidate john kasich cast his ballot for himself in ohio's primary. he voted in westerville outside of columbus. afterwards, speaking to reporters sharing his thoughts on running a positive campaign and the challengers who have not. >> i learned that you have to vote for yourself, because if you don't, youou could lose. it's a long road for me, and i'm -- i am very, very humbled by the campaign and the experience, and the attention. >> the governor saidid if he wins his home state, he expe

that's where laura rodriguez joins us live with all the details. laura? >> reporter: adam and trina, we are just off of south gate boulevard on the other side of ramblewood drive. coral springs police are telling barrier. you can see right now in the live pictures, it really broke the barrier into several pieces. minutes ago, it was pulled from the canal completely mangled with heavy front end damage. police say around 12:30 p.m. they received a call about a car arrived and pulled a man's body from the vehicle. police are telling us the deceased man was in his 20s. officials also confirm he was the only occupant of the vehicle and no other cars were involved in the crash. >> there was a witness who observed the vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed and entered the canal. >> reporter: and police have not yet released the name of that victim. they are waiting to notify family. but police do need your help. they're saying they need more witnesses, more information on this crash. if you have any information, ll coral springs police at 954-344-1800. laura

nbc 6 reporter laura rodriguez joins us live fom west miami/dade where rubio just held his last rally ofthe day and it laura. >> reporter: it is, jawan. and this is where rubio launched his political career. he spoke at length about his ties to this community and amid technical difficulties, he stood with confidence, expressed his message and told everyone to go out and vote for him tomorrow. standing on a pickup trucknd phone, marco rubio received a warm welcome where he began his political career. >> i'll never be able to express enough gratitude to the support that this commmnity has given me, not just now but over the last years. >> reporter: the senator's making one last push to get voters to the polls r florida's winner take all primary, a defining moment in his bid for president. the west miami audience cheered on as rubio talked about a white house kitchen filled with croquettes and the to roast a pig. he posed for pictures and signed autographs as many tried to ke their way as close as possible to catch a glimpse of him. >> there's literally over 100 something people still ca

nbc 6 reporter laura rodriguez has more &lorida international university. >> reporter: initially called a primary night celebration. it was anything but a celebration. it ended up being a very sad day for rubio supporters. >> aft tonight it is clear that while we are on the right side this year, we will not be on the winning side. >> reporter: minutes after the polls closed, marco rubio stood by his family and announced he's suspending his presidential campaign. the florida senator garnered most of the votes in miami-dade county, however, that wasn't enough to trump donald trump. rubio congratulated the businessman but said he's proud he's run an optimistic campaign, net one that makes people angry at one point a trump supporter yelled out, quote, trump for president. the protesters was escorted out and moments later rubio supporters walked out also disappointed. >> at the end of the day i think the republican party needs to stand behind one candidate to defeat donald trump. >> reporter: rubio made one plea to the american public to not give in to fear and frustration. laura rodriguez,

our live team coverage continues now with laura rodriguez. she joins us live with more. laura? >> reporter: jackie, jawan, good evening. shortly after local cuban americans protested here and called out the importance of human rights, dozen of dissident among them notable names. sending a message of solidarity to the opposition movement in cuba on the day of president obama's arrival, cuban americans in little havana marched from the bay of pigs monument to a building that commemorates political prisoners. >> we will be thinking of the countless numbers of families that were uprooted and separated. >> reporter: the miami group chose to assemble on a sunday to pay tribute to the ladies of white in cuba. while president obama was en route to the communist nation, the dissident group tweeted president obama, while you travel to cuba, about 40 ladies in white have been arrested. during therrests in havana, you hea someone in the crowd say, easy, easy, the press is heje. been detained so president obama lands in cuba without a visible opposition. >> reporter: different groups and di

laura rodriguez is live at the scene to explain what happened. laura? >>>>reporter: keith, this is still an active scene. parked outside the shores at biscayne mall. the investigation is just getting started. but here is what we know so far. according to miami dade police at 12:15 people, miami shores rescue responded to a report of someone shot here at the motel. when they arrived theyyound a man in his 20s with a fatal gunst wound. moments ago, we spoke to a man who has been staying the motel with his young sun son for three days. i didn't hear anything until the ambulance arrived. and then i found out someone was dead. i am very nervous. now we are taking a live look at he motel. police are telling me that the man's body was, in fact, found inside one of the hotel rooms in that area you were just looking aa wecontacted the motel management for comment but they have not responded to our request. meanwhile, if you have information make sure to call call 305-471-tips ewe sanonymously. >>> the hit and run happening at the intersection o northeast 19th av

that's where we find laura rodriguez. she joins us live from opa-locka with the latest on the investigation. laura? >> reporter: jackie, jawan, federal agents have been here at the 1200 block of sherar avenue for several hours now. although one of the gold bars was recovered last year, this man is the first to be arrested in connection with this case. the fbi is one step closer to solving a gold heist. officials say 46-year-old alberto perez was arrested this morning for his alleged involvement in the robberyf a tractor-trailer carrying precious metals in north carolina. perez is a good man and a hard working truck driver. >> if all this were true, i couldn't see how he could be living here owning the type of vehicle he owns. >> reporter: occupants of a semi pulled over on i-95 last year. after stopping, two armed men approach approached, announced themselves as police in spanish, and put two traffic cones near the truck. they led the occupants into the woods before stealing $4.9 million in gold bars. today a boat was towe

reporting live in miami, laura rodriguez. nbc 6 news. >>> right now police need your in miami-dade. a car may be the key to finding the person who pulled the trigger here. police were called to the motel shores in biscayne. they found a man in his 20s with a gunshot wound. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> reporter: i didn't hear anything until the balananambulance arrived and then i i found out someone was dead. >> they'relooking for a black 1990s cadillac seville with front-end damage. there may have been two men in this car. tag w20-29c. >>> a 16-year-old is the victim northwest 171st terrace and 24th court this evening. three people inside a red pickup truck were involved. yone with information is asked to call miami-dade crime stoppers. >>> a hit-and-run happened at the intersetion of northwest 19th avenue and 177th street in north miami beach. >> he saved his life. he just stop and call 911. just stop. just stop. just stop, please, please. because it could be one of your family. >> police believe theheehicle was headed northbound, but don't have any sort of description f

la laura rodriguez is live with the details. >> reporter: rough night for the family. they say they are sad and confused. they are not re why police came to their home in the first place. this police visit took a very tragic turn. >> when you trespass, any dog that's big dog that guards his territory is going to, his alarm will go off. >> reporter: he said he walked but he never imagined he would see his american bulldog charlie injured on the ground. >> i saw my dog laying down in the back. he was shot in the throat. >> reporter: miami dade police say they were at the home on northwest 18th place and 122nd street as part of an investigation. officers showed her a photo of a man she didn't know and said she repeatedly warned police she had a dog. >> don't come inside because there's a dog inside. >> reporter: charlie was taken an animal hospital but had to be put down because of his injuries. the family insists their pet was not dangerous and alleged charlie only barked and never attacked the officers. >> it's dog from the canine unit would have been shot and killed by

reporting live, laura rodriguez, "nbc 6 news." >> laura, thank you. so let's take a look at the numbers that laura was talking about. donald trump leading rubio here, 45-22. that's according to aew quinnipiac poll. ted cr has 18% to john kasich's 8%. and the gop white house hopefuls are in a tight race, if you look at the delegate count. 1237 delegates are needed to win the nomination. that's the magic number on the republican side. front-runner donald trump has 459, followed by ted cruz with 364. senator marco rubio has 153. so, again, it's been a very, very busy day here at miami-dade college's kendall campus, but a very interesting one. many people, staff, the students are very excited and happy for this presidential debate on campus. now all eyes tomorrow are looking forward to the university of miami. jackie? >> it is an exciting time for south florida to have two debates here in our backyard. good work out there and we'll do it again tomorrow. >>> so far over 400,000 people have voted early in the state of florida. another 985,000 have returned

we go to laura rodriguez who spoke to a former political prisoner. >> reporter: raul castro wanted a list. one list from the cuban american national foundation. on this list 47 names and there are more political prisoners who are on other lists of course. we spokkto a former political prisoner who works here at the foundation. he calls castro's comments absur what political prisoner? tell me a name or the names, said castro in a visibly aaitated manner. he a awered an american journalist's questions about political prisoners and why he doesn't release them. when the meeting concludes, give me a list@with the names. if we have those political prisoners, they will be released before tonight ends. >> i think it is like a message to the world we will never admit anything or we'll never rececsider or we'll never say it with regret what we have done. >> reporter: when he was a 2003 to 2010, he calls raul castro's response absurd. >> it's a joke. it's a very black humor joke to say there are no political prisoners in cuba. he works with the foundation for human rights in cuba. the organizat

live in opa-locka, laura rodriguez. nbc 6 news. >>> we are following some breaking news tonight in the case of 6-year-old king carter. miami-dade popoce confirm that the car thought to be involved in that homicide has been found in opa-locka. >> that car, a lexus, was described as an early 2000s model. king carter played outside the apartment complex with friends exited a car and started shooting. the vehicle involved in that shooting was found in opa-locka. we'll continue to follow this breaking news story for you here on nbc 6. >>> tonight, a restaurant manager is under investigation for video voyeurism. dan krauth is live outside the restaurant in southwest miami-dade with more for us tonight. >> reporter: a mother took her daughter into use the bathroom here at the restaurant here behind me when she found a video recording device inside. this family-owned restaurant is at the center of a disturbing police investigation. the restaurant's own manager, 42-year-old jamie, arrested and booked by police. on friday, police

laura rodriguez will have more on raul castro's controversial comments concerning political prisoners following his sit-down today with the president. u can get in depth analysis and tweets in havana cuba on nbc >>> i'm ari odzer live in downtown miami. the allegations are that that county employee raped a young woman as she left the ultra music festival last night at this metromover platform last niht. >>> a family of a teen is asking for your help. the special circumstances surrounding this search still ahead. >>> an apple announcement. we'll show you what's in store for the next generation of iphones and tablets. >>> a cool change here in south florida. some high clouds behind me here on the live shot of the big story of the day and >>> we have some more information tonight on tt breaking news happening now in miami. that's where the family of smen ravel is asking the public's help here toind this missing 13-year-old. she was last seen at 10:30 last night in the area of northwest 17th street and 5th avenue. her family is very concerned because she has the mental capacity of a 6-yea

laura rodriguez will have a one-on-one sit-down with senator marco rubio on his fight in florida. >>> let's go live to the rubio campaign in hialeah. >> i know of no community tha understands the american dream better than hialeahh florida. >> a community of working class people, many of whom came here with nothing, nothing but the dreams of a better life. and they worked hard and it wasn't easy and they had to struggle and they were counted out and they were underdogs. people said you weren't going to be able to get ahead. they thought you were forever stuck, but you worked hard and you persevred and that's why hialeah is the city that aays progresses. that's why this is the city of progress. a city of hard working men and women who have dedicated their lives toheir children's hopes and dreams. [ speaking in spanish ] >> wants me to talkbouou castro. in a moment. you think about this community made up of people who lost their >> that's senator marco rubio speaking at a rally in hialeah spspnkling in some spanish. speaking of that, election officials say, get this, nearly 1 in quarter

. >> nbc of reporter, laura rodriguez has more from little havana and a point of contention thth even with the political prisoners? >> that's ight. definitely a lot of people insulted here in south florida. many spent time in those cuban jails simply because they oppose the castro regime. right now i'm standing outside the home of the prisoner. thiss the place where, for many years, political prisoners had shelter. >> reporter: the walls of this pictures of cuban political prisoners throughout the years and those who died in fighting or a hunger strike.e. the president of the former cuban political prisoners organization says thousands have been arrested since 1959. he's not surprised over raul castro' response to an american journalist. what political prisoner? tell me the name or the names said castro. >> it's a joke. it's a very black humor joke to sayayhere's no political prisoners visibly agitated he asked for a list of prisoners and two exile groups delivered. one showing 47 names. the other 51 names. castro said he would release the prisoners by tonight. >> take us inside that

i'm laura rodriguez. jackie, back to you. >> reporter: thank you very much. the candidates are certainly very busy, but let's talk about last night's debate. language television. hispanic voters a key demographic in florida's upcoming primary. amanda plasencia was there. she'll have more on that discussion today coming up in the next half hour of news. i will be back here on the university of miami campus to bringg you much more live team coverage from campus here. the vibe i'm getting here, the energy, is very similara to 2004 for the first presidential debate between@ george w. bush and senator john kerry. back then it was an historic debate coming here to campus. something similar we're feeling here today. back to you in the studio. >>> remember to keep the nbc 6 news and weather app handy on tuesday when it will be a winner take all primary. we'll be bringing you live results as they roll in. once the polls close, you can find it all. right now concerning ted cruz's campaign headquarters. in houston, there's a hazmat situation at his headquarters. he's on

florida's primary next tuesday with its winner take off laura rodriguez, nbc 6 news. back to you, jackie. >> all eyes are on senator marco rubio. he knows the importance of h winning on his home turf. that's five days away this coming tuesday. we also spoke to the head of the r who told us that whoever the nominee will be, the party will support. it's been an interesting couple of days here in south florida with two debates and a big day coming up on tuesday. live from the university of miami campus, i'm jackie nespral. back to you. >> thank you. >> keep the nbc 6 news and weather app handy for the primary. you can see everything you need to know about decision 2016. >>> the u.s. and canada in talks and cliemate change and the economy. earlier the leaders met privately. they addressed the public together. it's the second meeting between many obama and mr. trudeaux. they first met in the philippines. >>> great weather today except for the wind. will the wind slack off and will we have good weather for this upcoming weekend. the forecast is next. >>> police say it ended

reporting live, laura rodriguez, nbc 6 news. >> see you at 11:00. early voting in florida comes to an end today. account for at lest half the total number expected to volten tuesday's primary. nearly 2 million voters cast their ballots. figured released to day shows republicans account for more than 1.1 million early voters. while roughly, 819,000, democrats have votfoldd so far the tuesday, live results as they roll in. check out the 2016 section for minute by minute updates from the campaign trail. >>> next on 6:00 upping the ante, cash offereded to catch crooks that targeted a check cashing store. [ indiscernible ] >> residents in brazil take their frustrations to the streets calling for the president to step down immediately. plus, hometown tlc, how a vet from fort lauderdale is making sure the injured dogs get back on their feet. warm, humid, breezy, and a we saw it all today, right? a great looking evening. but a few showers big cash up for grabs. for a a one that can help solve a burglary on camera. offering $25,000 for tips that put a group

as laura rodriguez is telling us, that marco rubio is not going to get out of the race in spite of what happens here in florida. of course, donald trump has been saying that marco rubio should et out of the race and should have done it a short time ago. but mr. rubio still in the race. and now also, trumpn social media today tweeting out saying that he was getting reports, his campaign, that in some places, some places he wasn't on the ballot. he put a qualifier to that saying he hoped that was not the case. of coue, we will hear what he extremely important day on the republican side. 99 delegates at ste. winner take all here in florida. reporting live in palm beach county tonight, will hard shepard, nbc 6 news. >> john kasich is confident he'll do well tonight in the about uk eye state. >> i feel great. we're going to win. i feel terrific. it's great. do i seem like m nervous or uptight? i'm having a great time. >> the ohio goverror cast his ballot for himself in his state's primary today. he voted in westerville near columbus. he believes he probably missed opportunities to get attent

laura rodriguez, nbc 6 news. >>> imagine coming home and finding thth. a lakeland family came home to find this unexpected guest taking a nice dip in their pool, a nine-foot alligator. gator onn tuesday when he went to let the cat out. theamily called the trap per. finally they removed the alligator. you see the screen, he chomped a hole in the screen. >>> scott kelly back from space and one step closer to home. for the last 340 days, the astronaut lived aboard the international space station, orbiting the earth. he'll be compared to his identical twin in hopes that it will help astronauts make the two or three-yearr journey to mars. president barack obama anked kelly for inspiring a new generation of astronauts and advancing space research. >> for the next nine months every single week he andnd his medical testing. >> he says the first thing he wants to do is jump in the pool. >> i don't blame him. >> 4:54 is your time. still ahead. >>> i'm ari odzer, f f years the emphasis in public school is raising academem achievement. now there's an effort to conce

as nbc 6 reporter lawyer are rodriguez rah laura rodriguez shows us. pickup truck and speaking to the crowd on a megaphone, marco rubio received a warm welcome where he began his political rah rear. >> i will never be able to express the gratitude this community has given me. >> reporter: the senator is making one last push to get voters to the polls for florida's winner-take-all primary. he west miami audience cheered on as rub i don't talked about a white house kitchen. >> i think he can pullt off. >> rubio posed for pictures and signed autographs as many tried to make their way as close as possible to catch a glirm ps of him. >> there's literally over 100-some people there calling. >> trump has a lot of support in florida, but marco rubio is our he understands our needs. we believe in him. >> reporter: rubio's campaign planned a primary night celebration in west miami universisi. >> asashe votes come in today, as they start to come in, and very slowly those numbers infiltrate through the evening before the finals come out,the nbc 6 news and weather

laura rodriguez did a story on that last night. she was talking about how many of them are very upset with the president's visit here on the island. but again, an histsric moment, a lot of firsts that we did not think we would ever see maybe in our lifetime and a lot of things that have transpired in the past 14 months since that annououement was made about restoring relations with cuba. >> some of the dissidents i spoke with yesterday they had hoped there would be a meeting with president obama. of course, we have heard that administration officials will be meeting with the dissidents. they expect to meet with president obama himself, so -- to tell him theirtory and what is hapning here and what they expression, the diversity, and the way people think to be accepted in havana and these are very important points that they want the message to be clear to president obama. in this normalization of relions that happened in december 2014, now, there hasn't been much change in terms of trickling down to the people and the basic human rig

reporting live in southwest miami dade, laura rodriguez. >> thank you. here's a look at the breakdown here in florida. donald trump the projected winner with 46% of the votes. decision 2016 continues now with the big winners in palm beach county. ril willard shepard is live with the trump camp at in irra lago and picks up coverage. >> reporter: big celebration here fo donald trump and his supporters. a double victory for him here on this super tuesday here in florida. he wins thestate, he wins the 99 delegates on the republican side and also his competition marco rubio has decided to suspend his campaign. donald trump came into the cheers of his supporters after pulling off an impressive victory in the republican florida primary. trump's vacation home at mira lago, the location for him to dress supporters and florida's republicans who gave him the state's 99 delegates. >> win the states that we won and to win by the margins and especially look, there is my second home, florida, to win by incredible. >> reporter: trump's lead in the polls turned out to be

laura rodriguez, nbc 6 news. >>> the first family strolled through rainy old havana carrying black umbrellas all along the way, an they walked to the cathedral where they were met by a cheering crowd, and president obama waved to the crowd, and he metwe followed closely when the pope made his visitit there. earlier the president and first lady met with the staff of the newly opened embassy in havana. historic opportunity to engage with the cuban opportunity, and to build new ties between our two peoples and for me to layout my vision for a future that is brighter than our past. >> he got pretty specific singling out free cubans who have worked there for decades, and he talked about a driver and guard from the visa sectiti of that department and he said they bring the cuban and american pepele together by doing what they do. before the u.s. reopened its embassy, it only had a u.s. interests section in havana. and later today president obama will attend a baseball game from the tampa bay raesnd that a cuban national team. franchise to play in havana since 1999. and the rays arriving late last

alex rodriguez gets the single. 4-3 from there and the yankees get the win. i'm laura behnke and that's your sports. we're back with you tonight at 5. >>> much more ahead, including a look at today's top stories. >>> a fire destroyed their church, but that isn't stopping celebrating in fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price thisgood, only fios can. >>> welcome back. taking a live look at a hazy, lazy, nonetheless beautiful lower manhattan. a little bit cloudy right now, but that's all right. we'll take it on this sunday morning, march 27th. happy easter i'm michelle charlesworth. >> i'm rob nelson. thanks for tuning in, the last weekend of march. >> right. >> that's not too bad. >> but you're about to leave us.

laura anthony has more. >> i hope he stays in jail a long time. he literally -- ruined my grandson's life. >> reporter: rodriguezs the grandfather of the 6-year-old boy who police say was severely injured by this man, 29-year-old daniel morris in a quiet castro valley neighborhood march 7th. according to police, he was at the wheel of this ford when it struck the boy and his older brother as they walked on the sidewalk just steps from their home. >> they were walking to school, and he said he found an earth worm. >> reporter: they were with their grandmother, rodriguez' wife, when the car struck the two brothers, pinning the younger one against a pole. >> she asked the driver for help, he came out, looked at him, got something from the car and ran off. >> reporter: nine days later, daniel morris was arrested in the parking lot of this hayward motel. >> at 1:00 a.m., the suspect was arrested, mr. daniel morris, who is our prime suspect in the hit-and-run that occurred on march 7th that severely injured a 6-year-old boy. >> reporter: the fusion was just one of the cars stolen. several men broke into the key drop b

rodriguez gets the single. they add another from there, 4-3 and the yankees get the win. that's your morning look at sports. i'm laura behnke. we're back with you later tonight at 5. >> i'd like to wish my tar heels good luck tonight. beat notre dame to get to the final four. fingers crossed. great games last night. >> so much fun. >> it's good. the best sports of the year. >> the best. >>> much more ahead including a live look at today's top stories. . >>> welcome back, everybody, to eyewitness news sunday morning. looking at a live shot out side our studios on the upper west side here at 66 and columbus. people getting around, kind of overcast, but not too bad for march. we can't complain, particularly on this easter sunday, march 27th. >> it's nice outside. a little chilly, but beautiful. >> a little cold during the egg hunt, but that's all right. >> that's all right. >> bundle up. >> exactly. you'll be fine. >> good morning. i'm michelle charlesworth. >> i'm rob nelson. sunday morning. >> meteorologist amy freeze. it's fine for the egg hunt, the church, the fifth avenue eastern bonnet parade which starts at 10:00