matt maines "me." joe danneman "all the time?" matt maines "yes." music his third year on the princeton wrestling team... matt maines handles himself so well... he's able to wrestle matches. ty robbins 4:19 "matt - he can wrestle. he knows some moves. he's not just going through the motions." so passionate about his favorite sport... pictures capture matt smiling mid- match... and opposing teams doing the same after he wins a match. joe danneman "so, word is you've had four matches?" matt maines "five." joe danneman "and, you've won all of them?" matt maines "yeah." joe danneman "you're undefeated?" matt maines "yeah." sounds of match his most recent win captured on film... he wrestled colerain high school's co- captain. anthony fries "it wasn't me really going easy on him. he was hitting really good moves. it was just really cool to see all the stuff that he learned and all the stuff he had been practicing go to sound of horn and after the final buzzer... matt maines stood up a winner. a moment that took just six minutes... for a smile that'll last

. >> matt: florida is the main focus for a few other candidates. voters in north carolina, ohio 700 delegates are up for grabs for republicans and 377 will be to decide for democrats. only super tuesday, two weeks ago, had more delegates on the line than tomorrow will. a lot at stake. we'll have you covered on all the primary results as they come in on our website. we'll have live updates throughout the night on clickorlando.com, powered by news 6 and the news 6 app. we'll be streaming a lot of stuff live after 7 p.m. as the race for the white house heats up, so is the weather. here's a live look outside at daytona beach. you can see the folks down there dotting the beach. it's a hot spring day for early spring breakers and the heat is not simmering down just yet. >> lisa: chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing the summer-like weather for us. we broke some records today. >> tom: we tied it right there in daytona. you mean sunscreen. feels like summertime. it's 87 all over brevard county. but the 89 degrees in daytona beach, that's good eno

at least one person will be charged with matt -- manufacturing methamphetamine. a water main break blocks traffic this morning. you can see the traffic spilling into the pavement at canal and gurley street. this was one of three. another one broke on alabama street. crews also responded on dear street. the job turns deadly for one indiana deputy. what we are learning about the gunfight that took his life. police are now investigating what one student thinks could in the first day of spring, not feeling very much like spring. steve: there is temperatures in the 40's, even windshields in it will get better introducing longhorn's big, bold, steaks. our new 10 ounce filet. our 16 ounce t-bone. and our fire grilled 18 ounce outlaw ribeye. only at longhorn steakhouse. announcer: abc 11 is keeping you connected. find us on facebook and click on get notifications for the latest updates. heather: this was north of indianapolis. deputies were serving search and a depu dead inside the mobile home. new at 6:00, authorities say black boxes from the plane that crashed in russia last week a

one of the main reasons matt damon's character in the martianfully returned to earth now matt damon is apparently trying to return the favor by helping a chinese film to land successfully in the u.s. he signed on as the star of a $135 million chinese blockbuster called "the great wall" giving a big boost to its u.s. box office potential. the studio behind the great wall is the u.s. based legendary entertainment recent leap bought by a chinese conglomerate. and the film was shot in china. >> everybody in the cast was just so kind. and, and, welcoming to, to the western actors. >> while china wants to make sure films are seen in the u.s., u.s. studios are doing everything they can to tap the lucrative chinese market. damon and martian team made sure to visit beijing last year to promote the martian. they also included scenes that reflected positively on the chinese. >> yes, it was on purpose. they certainly wanted to make sure that, that this film was >> chinese government only allows 34 foreign films to be shown in china every year. but some studios have teamed up with chinese filmmaker

the main issue, matt, was that the 73-year-old man charged in this case said he couldn't hear the judge as she was reading him his charges. even so, he's facing a second degree felony charge which could keep him behind bars for 15 years. as the 73-year-old took his first steps before a judge, there was almost immediate confusion. >> is he not able to hear me? is that what the issue is? >> reporter: his first appearance comes five days after he's accused of driving into an 8-year-old boy and leaving the scene. in court, the attorney was called to the front as he was read his charges. >> judge, the state agrees he has no prior record. the bond schedule is $15,000. it seems appropriate. >> okay. i find probable cause. i'll go ahead and set the bond at $15,000. will you explain that to him, please, sir. >> reporter: according to the incident report, titusville police found the man the night of the crash. he's charged with leaving the scene of an accident which carries a maximum sentence of 15 years. assistant state attorney gary beatty tells us some of the things they've heard from the man

matt delucia meanwhile on the main line at villanova. tell us what conditions are like where you are? >> wet roads out here for the moment. we haven't seen snow falling for the past few hours.ç look at lancaster avenue in front of villanova university. a lot of the cars coming out this morning, early for the morning rush. really just the glistening off the road, just water there. it's not forming over into any kind of icy situation. we did see a salt truck out here within the past hour or so spreading salt out there on the roadways. again, no real slick spots. take a look at video we shot within the past hour. burlington county where we could see snow on cars. also wet streets there between woodland road and spring side road. that's what we've been seeing throughout the morning. we'll take another live look, villanova, a light coating of snow, a little bit of ice forming on the wind shield. you might need the snow brush in the morning. that's about it. live at villanova, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> matt, thank you. president obama wi

matt: the main disconnect is the people who are voting for donald trump, are angry that they have taken not that they want to work for two dollars an hour building iphones. investors are more concerned billion, 3 billion people who can buy our products. there is a different view as to what is going on in china. if the chinese gdp continues to fall, the chinese people are not moving up in the middle class as quickly as they code, and there are fewer of them that are going to be available to buy our iphones, our cars, what have you. that is the concern in the markets. >> and there is a legitimate question of what is good for capital be good for labor. shareholders in these committees have lots of these trades, it is not always good for these workers. stephanie: number two, treasuries are rallying after that traded deal. the 10 year yield dropping further into negative territory. yield plunging to a record low. the u.s. will in fact avoid a recession. we are hearing that more and more often. year, beginning of this the climbing a wall of worry, more and more investors thought -- thought le

those are the main thanks, matt has gone over the numbers but i think that one of the numbers, even though people continue to talk about whether the number of latinos is small or big is that between 2,002,012, the number of latinos casting a ballot grew by 89%. compared to 38% for african-americans that decreases 2% for white voters. in is that growth rate that has people paying attention. obviously obviously we talked about a number of people that are eligible to vote but to note specifically to register, voter registration continues to be an essential element to fill the magnitude of latino voters. there's sometimes too much data. what i'm trying to show is that we go into 2016, latinos are going to be essentials in a number of battleground states and you all know what those are. last but not least, the formula to a mock support from a voter is not rocket science. unique candidates matter and those candidates building a relationship with that community and ease within that community. the issues matter, so today have skin in the game and munich full outreach is essential. folks have menti

one of the main reasons matt damon character in the "martian" successfully returned home to government. now matt damon is apparently trying to return the favor to help a chinese film to land successfully in the u.s. he signed on as the star of a $135 million chinese blockbuster called "the great wall," giving office potential. the studio behind the great wall is the u.s. based legendary entertainment. the film was shot in china. >> everybody in the weathercast was so kind and welcoming to the western actors. >> while china wants to make sure its films are seen in the u.s., u.s. studios are doing everything they can to tap the lieu ucrative market. they made sure to visit the team last year to promote "the marchand mar martian." >> it was on purpose. they wanted to make sure this film would play well in china. >> reporter: the chinese government only allows 34 foreign films to show. but some have teemed up inco film restrictions. "kung fu began 3" is a co-production between dreenworks and chinese investors and it's a big hit in both countries. >> that kind of synergy is taking place on

matt: i have no idea. 5. other states in the top 10 included maine and illinois. >> lisa: florida has its own twitter handle like florida man. >> ginger: i think if they combined that with weird mugshots, we'd shoot right to the top of that list. >> matt: and weird news anchors, you include that and we're way up there. ginger gadsden is joining us now. >> ginger: speaking of weird news anchors. thank you, matt. hear the excuse a woman gives police after she's pulled over road. you won't believe this one. plus, a precious bird goes missing in volusia county. her owner says it happened if your family outing is magical for all the wrong reasons. you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec is different than claritin . because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec . muddle no more >> ginger: a precious pet disappears during bike week. >> matt: now her owner and police hope you can help track her down. thank you for joining us tonight. i'm matt austin.

main street. it's bike week, of course. we're getting results for >> matt: one police department is using scary dash-cam video to stop drinking and driving. >> ginger: in january, the driver was caught going the wrong way. this happened in illinois. the car was spotted driving the wrong way with a tree lodged in its front grill. the driver had actually continued driving after hitting the tree, uprooted it, kept on going. police initially posted the pictures of the scene. people questioned their authenticity. dash-cam video and a message, "don't drink and drive." >>> in case you missed it, wrestle mania 33 is coming to the citrus bowl. to help make the announcement introducing longhorn' s big, bold, steaks. our new 10 ounce filet. our 16 ounce t-bone. and our fire grilled 18 ounce outlaw ribeye. only at longhorn steakhouse. avo: when laquinta.com sends craig wilson a ready for you alert the second his room is ready, ya know what he becomes? client: great proposal! let's talk more over golf. craig: great. client: how about over tennis craig: even better. avo:

anyway, those are the main things matt has gone over the numbers but i think that one of the reasons even though people continue to talk about whether the number of latinos is small or big is between 2000 and 2012 the number of latinos casting a ballot grew by 89% compared to 38% for african americans and decrease of 2% for white voters. it is that growth rate that has people paying attention. and obviously, we've talked about the number of people that are eligible to vote but to note specifically to register. voting registration is an essential element to really feel the magnitude of latino voters. i'm not even going to go into that because there is too much but too much data. sometimes it's over kill. what i'm trying to show there, we go into 2016 latinos are going to be essential in a number of battle ground states and you-all know what those are. last but not least the formula to unlock support from voters is not rocket science. candidates matter and building a relationship for the community and ease with the community, the issues matter so do they have skin in the game the issue

matt: everybody works hard. i think everybody's passionate about what they do. the main thing is is we have one big egg in our basket. -lemonis: weis markets? -matt: yeah. if you took that away from precise graphix, 70% of this won't need to be here. lemonis: be out of business. matt: yeah. lemonis: how many days are you on the road? matt: usually almost every day. lemonis: you have kids? matt: actually, since i've started working here, i've had two children and i still only took one day off of work. [ laughs ] lemonis: that's not good. matt: it's reality. lemonis: must be hard on your family. matt: yeah. lemonis: even with no technology, the lack of leadership, these people are waking up every morning and giving 150% to keith and dean, and they're the heartbeat of this business. they bleed for this place. but with this much confusion on the floor, maybe that's why they have problems with their profit margins. you have $650,000 of assets from bank accounts, inventory receivables, prepaid expenses. when i look at the total liabilities, you have $835,000 from accounts paya

anyway, those are the main things matt has gone over the numbers but i think that one of the reasonseven though people continue to talk about whether the number of latinos is small or big is between 200 and 2012 the number of latinos casting a ballot grew by 89% compared to 38% for african americans and decrease of 2% for white voters. it is that growth rate that has people paying attention and obviously, we've talked about the number of people that are eligible to vote but to note specifically to register. voting registration is an element to feel the magnitude of latino voters. i'm not even going to go into that because there is too much but too much data. sometimes it's over kill. what i'm trying to show there, of usually, we go into 2016 latinos are going to be essential in a number of battle ground states and you-all know what those are. last but not least the formula to unlock support is not rock set science. candidates matter and building a relationship for the community and ease with the community, the issues matter so do they have skin in the game the issues the community ca

carlos: one of the main challenges for infinity's awareness -- matt: outside of the united states. india, brazil, russia. when you to boost the awareness of the brand. the best way to do that is going for racing and particularly for formula one racing, which as you know is extreme the popular in emerging markets. that's one of the reasons we think continuing with infinity and formula one is very orton to boost awareness about the brand. the job will become of the product. matt: can you get back on the podium? i'm sure you go to the races once in a while. carlos: unfortunately not in 2016. this will be a reconstruction of the competitiveness of the team we brought back from lotus. we are transforming it into the reno team for the support of infinity. it will take two or three years before he make it back to the podium. matt: is there anything in the u.s. you can do equal to the impact of formula one globally? obviously not a lot of americans watch it. an emerging markets it's an obsession. hundreds of millions of people. is or anything in the u.s. that has a kind of impact? carlos:

so anyway, those are the main things. matt has gone over the numbers but i think that one of the reasons even the people continue to talk about whether the number of latinos is small or big is that between 2000-2012 the number of latinos casting a ballot grew by 89%. compared to 38% for african-americans, and an increase of 2% for white voters. it is that growth rate that has people paying attention. and, obviously, we've talked about the number of people that are eligible to vote, but did not specifically, to register voter registration continues to be an essential element to really, really feel the magnitude of latino voters. i'm not even going to go into that because there's too much but there is too much data. sometimes it's overkill. what i'm trying to show is we go into 2016, latinos are going to be essential in a number of battleground states, and you all know what those are. and last but not least, the formula to unlock support from voters is not rocket science but you need candidates matter, those candidates building

maine today. now, retired neurosurgeon ben carson hinted at dropping out of the race today but did not make anything official. >> matt: thank you, ginger. two big names now backing one of the candidates bidding for senator marco rubio's senate seat here in florida. today president barack obama and vice president joe biden announced they're endorsing u.s. representative patrick murphy. grayson's campaign noted president obama and biden's endorsement comes just two days after grayson announced he backed, quote, the anti-establishment candidate, bernie sanders. >> lisa: spring-like weather is here but you may still want a sweater tonight. news 6 meteorologist candace campos is traveling around central florida today and is now in windemere. a cold front moved in this afternoon. it's not going to bring a huge change, right? we are here in beautiful windemere overlooking palmer lake. temperatures warmed up into the low 80's. if you weren't able to get out on the boat and enjoy your afternoon, not to worry. it's going to be warming up even further for tomorrow. let's pinpoint your forecast down here to street level here in

matt. >>> switching gears, people who live in five more states will gather to caucus or cast their votes in primary elections today. maine, and louisiana are the republicans and the democrats will face off in louisiana, nebraska, and kansas. craig boswell has the rundown. >> reporter: people booed donald trump as he walked out of a caucus site in wichita, to a conservative convention to go to kansas to get support. >> i love you all. give us a good result. lit be one of the greatest votes you ever make turnout is high in kansas. and it is a tight race between trump and cruz. it was much warmer for the texas senator. >> we have been able to win over and over and over from the grass roots. this process doesn't need to be mean or nasty or filled with personal insults. >> reporter: cruz and trump are well ahead in the delegate race with 165 more up for grabs. democrats are voting in three states. louisiana, kansas, and nebraska. bernie sanders and hillary clinton are both focused on michigan which is on tuesday. >> hillary clinton supported almost all of these trade agreements. >> reporter: clinton is expected to win louisia

matt? >> yes, there is a major problem with theft. in san scar less. a main reason is a vehicle is targeted over another vehicle because it is opportunity. the thieves are watching you. they are paying attention in the panging lots. when you park, they keep an eye on you. mostly this takes place between 5:00 and 8:00 at night. the victims do not realize they are helping bad guys. they go back into the court do put the purse, wallet or brief case under a seat or coat with lap taps or other devices if plain you have on the front seat or putting shopping bags and other prepared items in the car and running to shopping. do not leave anything of value in the car if you are shopping place the packages in the vehicles, drive off and find another place to park. when we return home, remove the valuables and lock your car. it is not just here in san carlos but the burglaries are on the rise throughout the communities across san mateo county. >>> the biggest test in the presidential race before election day did not town out many surprises. as expected hillary clinton an

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florida is the main focus for many of the candidates but it's not the only state where voters are heading to the polls today. >> matt: voters in north missouri are deciding presidential candidates along with florida. news 6 reporter mike deforest joins us live in our newsroom tonight. there's a lot on the line tonight. >> reporter: many believe tonight's votes could breathe new life in candidates' campaigns or spell the end for others. there are hundreds of delegates up for grabs tonight for republicans and democrats. the biggest pot of the delegates, if you could call it that for either party, right here in florida. here's how things are stacking up right now going into today. a republican needs 1,237 delegates to win their party's nomination outright. going into today's vote, donald trump leads the pack with 460 delegates. ted cruz has 370. marco rubio, 163. and john kasich, 63. democrats actually need nearly double the number of delegates to win their party's nomination, 2,383. before tonight's votes are more than halfway there with 1,231 delegates. bernie sanders has 576. but keep in mind, there are five states

main street. you'll have to stick to arch street as your alternate matt and tam. >> thank you so much karen. >>> breaking news. fire damaged a dire and forced dozens of people who were out into an attached hotel, they were in the hotel, they were forced out of it. this happened in chester delaware county. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live at the scene, the 1300 block of edgemont. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. and since we last spoke, the hotel guests have been allowed back up to their rooms and a lot of fire trucks have left but now that the equipment has cleared away from here you can get a better idea of the damage of the grape leaves diner here in chester. you can see there's a hole in the roof and a lot of repairs will need to be made. this is called the grape leaves diana rocco, it's formally the sunrise diner. we're told it opened up recently here on the 1300 block of edgemont in chester. it's right near widener university. this fire broke out around 3 a.m. when fire crews arrived they saw flames on the exterior of the diner and they soon realized it was up i

matt schlapp and tammy bruce next. >>> it's a whale of a show, and though the whales are the main event, wait until you see the next act. we'll show you the spectacular find fantasy shows. when it comes to the things you love, you want more. love romance? get lost in every embrace. into sports? follow every pitch, every play and every win. change the way you experience tv with x1 from xfinity. . lou: joining us, the chairman of the american which of union, matt schlapp, great to have you with us. washington times columnist tammy bruce. trying to figure out what they're trying to do that. your reaction, there's a meeting in sea aisle of the oligarchs and the establishment, next thing there are demonstrations in scomploous now chicago. this is a biggie. >> it sure is, i was a former community organizer for the left. i don't think this is the left. they don't know who the nominee is, they're presuming it's trump. it is fascinating the republican establishment is getting all upset and having meetings with everyone except trump and suddenly there is massive demonstrations against mr. trump. i wish i'd known that the republi

there are charges that ongoing construction and repair of water mains there is causing alarming levels of lead to flow out of household pipes. mattn is live for us live in chicago with more on that story. hi, matt. >> reporter: good morning, heather. a leading lead contamination expert who has become a key player in the flint crisis says people here in chicago who choose to use tap water are essentially drinking out of a lead straw. the concern here in chicago is so high because the city's infrastructure is made up of 80% lead pipe. now, the city of chicago insists its water is fine, that there's a protective coating on the pipes and that its tests are above epa standards. however, recent epa studies here show lead does end up in the water. a leading expert warns cities might not be totally forthright about the danger of lead in water. >> they really are in the business of selling fear about lead paint and dust x that's justified. but how you can downplay another serious lead source, especially this is a product intended for human consumption. we are actively encouraged people to -- encouraging people to drink this water. and so

matt cain. it has been sort of pushed back because of a number of small problems, main one being a ruptured cyst in his arm. they're looking to get a couple of innings out of him. he's an excited as i think i've seen him pitch in a long time. we'll be watching that. also interesting is that tonight's lineup is pretty much what you're going to see opening day. denard span will be playing center field for the second time this spring. so pay attention to all those good things. a lot's happening in scottsdale. >> a game that doesn't count still a lot of interesting things gng on here. all right. back to you. >> all right. here are some changes in our air because of giants game to watch caught on camera or grimm turn to comcast channel 186. "dateline" airs right here on nbc bay area immediately following the game. >> of course then you can see us after the game as well. we'll all be back here tonight. >> for sure. >> including jeff. >> no problem. >> especially the rain this weekend. thanks for watching nbc bay area at 6:00. see you tonight at 11:00. >> we'll see you after the game. increase speed, f

matt: why are investors piling undern you see lula investigation? it does not make a lot of sense. economicazil has problems, but the mainal one. people are looking at brazil as a regime change situation. a lot of people hope that the current administration would leave. i do not think that is as likely as a lot of people think, but that does not mean the brazilian economy is doing reasonable enough to muddle through until the elections. that goes back to the previous point about expectations versus reality. the situation in brazil is better than what people now think. that is why it is a good place to invest. david: will brazil become in charge -- will brazil become argentina in terms of regime change? diego: the political situation is roughly stable, and as long as it does not get out of context, it is a good place to put your money. david: thank you both very much for being with us today. vonnie quinn joins us for a look at what is coming. vonnie: we have the ceo of qantas airlines, generating extraordinary amounts of cash. when asked what they are going to do with that cash, and how they cope with weaker growth in chi

matt west nails larry. >> an no in the face. heaz multipleacial frak thriempletz start the season on the disabled list. was in the mist to start in center field for the brewers. and the main drai begins wednesday at main open in key biscayne quawl filing today. and real concern the open could least key. a 50 million-dollar expansion but county owns the land and will not approve the plan. >> weave big sphroirgtsz long term. we always want to be and we have always been and will continue to be at the top level in run a world class event and that is our goal. >> that's a great tournament. like i said we're busy. i'm back at 10:00 if they let me. pgh i'm steve. jeff and lynn back after this. >>> >>> >> that's a wrap for 7 news at 6:30 i'm jeff lennox. i'm lynn martinez. i'll see you at p 30:00 for deco and tonight you'll see jeff a belkeys and the gang at 10:00 and the gang from cuba. good night. real-time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company. >>> >>> >>> hulk hogan's ex. >> even she's stunned by the $115 million verdict. >> ka-ching. >> her exclusive reaction. >>> then -- >> come onon >> donald trumsing-along. donald stand by me >>> and spring break hero. spr

. >> the main complaint the noise and safety issues created by ryeers not posed to be on streets or sidewalks. matthe story? neighbors near fourth street northeast have had it and check out comments on this neighborhood discussion app. rob says i have the dirt bike gang buzz by my house and terrify she was hold are her infant in her omz articles. what are we to do about the stupid dirt bike atv rideers in the area. it's issue all over. these are reports "fox5" brought you in the last year and remember this scene at intersection in d.c.? how about this scene when riders stopped traffic on the beltway? and this most recently when an officer was hit in camp springs by an atv. >> kids can come out on the street and they're not looking out for the kids. they just pop wheel writes and doing whatever they want to done the bike. >> some say police turn a blind eye. chief kathy linear forbids her officers to chase. kimberly mc duffy agrees with that and put forward legislation to go after illegal riders. >> our legislation would have made it illegal to park dirt pikes in public space and required individual

matt jones and jessica piatt were found in a trailer. last week, police charged to people in the case. the main suspect in the killings is due in johnson county courtroom this morning. that is where cbs north carolina emma wright is >> we have been talking with the families of both the victims and they tell us both the victims had young kids. everyone is taking this whole -- hard. deputies arrested wilson and paul junior in connection with the deaths. paul junior shot the victims last week. family safe matt jones fiancie discovered his body when she went to home -- his home to check on him because he wasn't answering the phone . >>, what is going on? >> well, [ indiscernible ] [ audio playback ] >> we do not know anything, how it happened, when it happened, why it happened. >>carol paul junior is expected to make -- carol paul junior is expected to make a court appearance later on this afternoon. shooting her father will be in court this morning. it happened early saturday morning at the reserve in magnolia ridge apartment complex.cary police responded around 8 in the morning. they say 21-year-