the north koreans know that. could you do a deal in which the north koreans say we will and our nuclear weapons program? so there will be no reprocessing plants. plutonium be no production reactors on a grid. there will be no uranium enrichment facilities -- none. they have no need for that right now. no enrichment facilities. they commit to know fissile material. plutonium, but in the future enriched uranium. they turn in their weapons and nuclear material and give a six -- us six nuclear weapons and a bunch of plutonium in a rich uranium, but not all of it. we do not know that they only give us a portion of their stocks, but we certainly can monitor, probably, the programming. is that a deal you would take? well, since i do not know they are lying, yeah. --t i ever be able to verify what i ever be able to verify down to single digit nuclear weapons hidden in some place in north korea? not a chance. what about fissile material? not a chance. we are sitting here talking about a hope chest. so there is your deal.

the north bay. if you are in the north bay. it did he pens where you are. marin we are waiting here. maybe some point reyes rain. thank you for that. big time rain newspaper windsor and santa rosa north. looks like i would say -- you can see where its. cloverdale. with very to wait for this plum oh, start dropping south. watch the line. there's heavy rain embedded with in that. alley -- i do believe we will check in with her. i doubt much rain. there's a lot to the north. tom, good morning steve, windsor, second report. rain really coming down. have a great day. i will. every day is a great day. flash flood watch out could be a lot of rain. especially up in the north bay here. that's where the heavy rain will be for today. that goes into monday. the best energy by far. the russian river will be the key. 31.4ful

north korea has been slapped heavily. most people think that the future of sanctions depends on whether the chinese cooperate. china really holds sway here. chinese come around and enforce these. they should hurt. they would have hurt before if the previous ones were enforced. the first would allow china to be dragged before the international court. people have floated that the north korean elite should be pulled before them. they've certainly done more awful stuff than anyone else in the world. also north korea might be expelled from the u.n. it is onodd point that they're in there at all >>> thanks. >> thank you >>> malaysia's transport minister says he will work with a team from australia to determine whether debris found washed up is connected to the missing malaysian flight mh370. these were photos released last year. speaking at any news conference the minister says he can't yet confirm the origin of the debris. >> we would like to get hold of the debris as soon as possible. that is why we are working with australia

winds north 5-10mph. we'll see mostly rain in hampton roads this morning with rain over northeast north carolina and snow showers with some rain north of the metro. an area of low pressure is just south of our area the east. this will intensify as it moves offshore. rain will be heavy at times this morning. the rain/snow will push to the coast by later this morning. then we'll be mostly cloudy and windy later today. there are wind advisories for areas along the coast for this afternoon and evening. winds will gust between 40 and 50mph out of the north/northeast. this could create some power outages later this afternoon. there may be a little nuisance tidal flooding during high tide, but it doesn't look like it will be too bad as the low will quickly move away from our region. however, the waves will be high over the ocean. this will lead to some quiet things down tomorrow. chilly and dry with highs in the 40s. and dry for most of next week. good morning, hampton roads. let's check only on 10 - shocking vi

-north korea nuclear agreement. this is set to get under way and should start in just a moment. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. i am the vice president of studies here at the carnegie endowment. it is my pleasure to welcome you today for the final installment of our programs entitled "past prologue," which we are including now in addressing one issuesmore challenging facing the u.s., japan, and the eastern alliances, and that is ,ow to deal with iran specifically how that may be informed by experiences we have had with the dpr k. we started this series led by my colleagues. in 2015, we celebrate the 70th anniversary of the end of world war ii. it was a good time to reflect on a number of the legacies of that terrible conflict. these included, obviously, the impact of hastily defined territorialesolved disputes, and the use of nuclear weapons, as well as more constructive developments such the establishment of the united nations and other postwar institutions. thesetry to put reflections to productive use, i

reporter: you keep saying these sanctions on north korea are going to hit the north korean elite. do you believe that they will be felt by kim jong un himself? mr. earnest: i'm certainly no expert when it comes to understanding the north korean economy. i think the -- what we do know is that the north korean elite in general does benefit disproportionately from some of the revenue that's generated by their gold and their iron and their titanum exports -- exports. by targeting that we hope to have an impact on their ability to fund their destabilizing activities and on their ability to fund the ex traffic gantt lifestyle that they enjoy at the -- extravagant lifestyle that they enjoy on behalf of the north korean people. roimp you don't see these as -- reporter: you don't see these as targeting the leader himself? mr. earnest: there are not sanctions that target him personally. but the north korean people ave suffered enough. and the way that these sanctions and restrictions are designed, it's to have an impact on those revenue streams that benefit the ruling elite and that benefit

out over the north bay. as we head towards noon and 3:00 today, that's the problem. that's where we'll see a lot of rain adding up to today. south bay, it will take a little longer as the rain moves south and give you the full timeline of the storm coming up in ten minutes. for a check of your morning commute, here's mike. >> live traffic cameras right now looking just fine. this is dublin, 580. this is looking fine, as well. we're looking towards the maps where we'll see the tiniest bit of slowing out of the altamont. the east trains are running and everything should be back to normal through the tri-valley. getting towards the bay bridge, no problem. on the san francisco side, a pot hole repair work southbound 101 at cesar chavez. >>> the search right now on in san jose for a suspect that attacked a man with a baseball bat. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez following the story for us in the newsroom. kind of unheard of in this neighborhood. >> you don't hear this sort of thing and certainly not while the

along north tryon. here's a live look at 277, the john belk, coming toward you down to the south, northbound traffic moving up toward bank of america stadium, no problems there. let's look at our mapping system, in to center city around the perimeter of 277, no problems, charlotte hornets tonight though, 7:00 p.m., taking on the dallas mavericks. 485, 77, 85 all of those continuing to run in the green. we're beginning to see delays building, 51 and 16 around the arboretum area. that is a check of the morning travels, christine, to you. >> christine: the yale basketball team making their first ncaa appearance since 1962. >> john: will their season be overshadowed by sexual conduct allegations? that is coming up on "cbs this morning" at 7:00. >> christine: we take a closer look at ncaa bracket and where the teams from north carolina if alert center with some serious controversy surrounding selection sunday. your community, we'll be back. there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system

security council resolution on north korea. scott heidler alongs at the new sanctions which-- looks at the new sanctions. >> reporter: it is the main gateway here to north korea from china. even though there's winter there should be more north korean tourists using one-day passes in china. this women and her husband opened this restaurant and have been doing well until recently. >> translation: our business has been affected a lot since people talked about sanctions against north korea. there is a big decrease in the number of customers. yesterday there were only two tables from north korea. normally there would be four or five tables. >> reporter: there will be a much bigger impact here than a decline in tourism. one element of the sanctions against north korea came after weeks of closed-door negotiations between the u.s. and china. they agreed that all cargo that goes into or goes out of north korea will be inspected. that means any cargo carrying train carriage or lorry will be expected that crosses these bridges. the respon

winds north 15-25mph with gusts up to 40mph. today as high pressure is in control. it will be chilly. by tonight an area of low pressure and an upper level disturbance will move into the region from the west. we'll see moisture ahead of the system create a rain/snow mix tonight. temps will be near or above freezing. so little to no accumulations are expected. by tomorrow morning the low will move just to our south. the rain/snow mix will continue. we could see some light accumulations north and west of hampton roads as the temperatures there will expected there. heavy problem, but nuisance highs in the 50s on good morning, hampton roads. let's check later this morning, the old norfolk courthouse will be history. demolition crews will begin chomping away at the building that served the city for decades. city leaders says they're making room for a new civic plaza and justice system. rico bush is live in norfolk with more on what's happening today with the project. rico. don, katie, city leaders say demolishing the 50-year-old buil

they just announced north carolina. >> yeah! [ applause ] >> if we win in november, i know our future will be brighter tomorrow than yesterday! >> a very big night for the leading candidates for president. the latest on the results that are rolling in overnight and still undecided and where the delegate count stands this morning. >> plus locally. >> governor pat mccrory celebrating two wins. a party nomination and victory for the connect nc bond. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm russ bowen. you are watching north carolina news. >> good morning, i'm stefan chase. all of your morning news and a check on traffic. first, the forecast. here's meteorologist alyssa corfont. we have a faint line of showers across kentucky and tennessee. she's are developing ahead of a cold front. that cold front moves through our area this evening and into the overnight. i think we can see a few showers made of it after 3:00. there will be a small chance. most of us will be able to stay dry and enjoy this unseasonably cold weather. we have the 40s, 50s a

them back to north korea. narrator: and then on to thailand, where she was tranansferred to south korea and finally reunited with her family. >> [speaking korean] narrator: 3 years have now passed, and chanyang's life has taken a new direction. woman: are you nervous? man: is it ok? second man: yes. [chanyang speaking korean] [chanyang speaking korean] [interviewer speaking korean] sokeel: chchanyang, acactually's her first time to the united states, and so, please, give it up for chanyang. [cheerering and apapplause] sokeel: chanyang is a great example of the value and the role that northth korean refuges can play. and she's helping south korean and even international audieiences understand d a lot more than we used to about north korea.. chanyang: so,'m so h happy now.. yeah. like dreaming. [cheering and applause] thank you. narrator: mr. darusman's role also includes sharing information about what's going on inside this closed state, to foster the urgent need for change. as one of dozens of special rapporte

tonight: rain across the southside and north possible north and west of the metro. all rain after 2 am. lows: upper-30s to low-40s. winds: e 10-20 mph. friday: periods of rain through midday. drier through the afternoon. highs: mid-40s. winds: n 15-25 mph, gusts to 40 mph. saturday: partly sunny. spotty showers possible late. highs: upper-40s. winds: light south. the clouds have been filling in throughout the day. we will be tracking mainly cloudy skies through the evening hours. an area of low pressure will start to move in from the south. as the low gets closer to hampton roads, we will tap into some rain and a wintry mix for parts of north carolina. farther north and west, we could potentially see a mix of rain and wet snow. i wouldn't rule out some minor accumulations (coating) on the grass/sidewalks/cars from northern surry co, northern sussex co, to williamsburg, and points north along the middle peninsula, and northern neck. the higher accumulations will be around richmond and points north. the wintry mix will be relatively brief - after 2 am, temperatures wi

north of the metro. an area of low pressure is just south of our area and is moving quickly to the east. this will intensify as it moves heavy at times this morning. the rain/snow will push to the coast by later this morning. then we'll be mostly cloudy and windy later today. there are wind advisories for areas along the coast for this afternoon and evening. winds will gust between 40 and 50mph out of the north/northeast. this could create some power outages later this afternoon. there may be a little nuisance tidal flooding during high tide, but it doesn't look like it will be too bad as the low will quickly move away from our region. however, the waves will be high over the ocean. this will lead to some overwash and possibly beach erosion down along the outer banks. stay tuned for updates. we'll quiet things down tomorrow. chilly and dry with highs in the 40s. less wind. a few showers are possible on sunday with highs in the 50s. warmer and dry for most of next week. good morning, hampton roads. let's

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winds north 15-25mph with gusts up to 40mph. things will be quiet today as high pressure is in control. it will be chilly. by tonight an area of low pressure and an upper level disturbance will move into the region from the west. we'll see moisture ahead of the system create a rain/snow mix tonight. temps will be near or above freezing. so little to no accumulations are expected. by tomorrow morning the low will move just to our south. the rain/snow mix will continue. we could see some light accumulations north and west of hampton roads as the temperatures there will be colder, but the higher amounts of accumulations possible friday morning as well. we could see some localized flooding. the system will move out to sea by friday afternoon, but there will be strong winds behind it out of the northeast. the system will move so fast that tidal flooding doesn't look to be a big problem, but nuisance tidal flooding will be possible. we'll be cool and quiet on saturday with highs in the 40s. highs in the 50s on for updates. good mornin

winds north 5-10mph. we'll see mostly rain in hampton roads this morning with rain over northeast north carolina and snow showers with some rain north of the metro. an area of low pressure is just south of our area and is moving quickly to the east. this will intensify as it moves offshore. rain will be heavy at times this morning. the rain/snow will push to the coast by we'll be mostly cloudy and windy later today. there are wind advisories for areas along the coast for this afternoon and evening. winds will gust of the north/northeast. this could create some power outages later this afternoon. there may be a little nuisance tidal flooding during high tide, but it doesn't look like it will be too bad as the good morning, hampton roads. let's check only on 10 - shocking video shows a fight between a bus driver and a student in newport news. this startling video you're looking at shows the driver, 58-year-old john hopkins attacking a 12-year-old boy from crittenden middle school. you can see the student hi

you can see the rain for the most part staying north of the golden gate and the radar off to the north of the peninsula and that rain line starting to make the run to the south. look at the cities at the bottom of the screen. san jose, fremont, morgan hill and as we head towards noon not much changed there and areas north of san francisco and even all the way through 4:00 as temperatures are pretty mild. mid up toer 60s and now starting to see some drops in livermore where the rain continues to fly into napa. the rain expectations here through 11:00 tonight and south bay not seeing much at all and then you add in friday and now you're looking at about an area south of san francisco and a lot more on that in the north bay. so, heavy rain to follow. see the temperatures cooling down and good for snow levels in the sierra. snow flying down maybe below 5,000 feet this weekend. something to keep in mind if you travel to the high country for the weekend. let's send it over to mike. >> we'll talk high rise over here for the san mateo bridge. flat section slows heading over towards the peninsu

the north koreans said in january they tested a hydrogen bomb. if they have that, they could do enormous damage. the chinese really want the north koreans to pull over because not just keeping the americans out of the region, but for its own security. chinese if they had enforced the previous sanctions it would have hurt. the first step would be to allow the north korean elite to be dragged before the international criminal court. that's something that has been reserved for africa, but there is certainly liable to it. they have done awful stop stuff. the other idea is north korea might get expelled from the u.n. they don't cooperate with them. they flout resolutions on a regular basis >>> malaysia trying to determine if debris found is from the missing malaysia airlines flight 370. it disappeared nearly two years ago and thought to have crashed somewhere in the indian ocean. >> reporter: it may not look like much, but this could holiday clues to one of the biggest aviation mysteries in history. >> we are working with australia in the fast manner.

light rain already to the north, and in northern sonoma and napa county, and at clearlake, and just north of calistoga, nothing too heavy, but sleeping in with a lot of clouds. and in the south bay, this fog has moved in and 40s and 50s on the temperatures. not much of a brief yet, but that will pick up as this front gets closer. stronger on the coast and higher elevations. this will move in later, this cooler and unstable air that will be with this through tuesday morning. cloudy and cool with patchy fog and rain in the evening, 50s and 60s.>>> it is 4:30 am. >>> i am well rested. good morning everybody, let's go out and take a look at what we have. it will be a challenge, and i hear music. thank you very much and i appreciate that. you cannot make me laugh. if i laugh, i will call and there you go -- cough and there you go. >>> the morning commute looks good so far, san mateo ridge, not a bad commute. the traffic looks good over at the high-rise and toward the peninsula. there is still a bus bridge on the bart system between pittsburg and north concorde, and that could put a strain on h

zebuland getting a little bit of rain right now, north of knightdale headed to the north and east. it's running towards the rolesville area right now, a little shower to the east of millbrook, and a little shower in orange county, all of this headed to the north and east, as well. we are still have the potential for rain the next few hours but things start to die down a little bit tonight. but we're not done yet. we will have more tomorrow. here's a look at the durham sky cam. you can see the showers in durham county, those headed to the north and east, but look back to the north and west. arkansas and oklahoma, that's what's had the headed our way tomorrow. we'll talk about the severe weather potential, kathryn. >> what a nice shot, thanks aimee. >>> a wake county deputy wrapped his car around a tree while responding to an accident. we've learned word tonight he's okay. take a look at this video. there is on the passenger side. troopers say it happened around 3:00. the deputy was responding to a call about an accident when he hit a water puddle during a rain shower and lost contro

the north there will be and there is the rub on the forecast. if you are be north. santa rosa, rushing river you could get a lot of rain until the system sweeps through and kicks it out and that may not be until the evening. the amount of moisture is off the charts. 40s, 50s, 60s. it's a mild air mass. humidity is high. this is where the greatest concentration will be. mendecino. that will get heavy rain up north. question is will will it move? mostly cloudy. rain in the north bay. muggy south bay. they were yesterday. 70-degree temperatures a carbon copy probably. if you are santa rosa north. hang on. >>> sounds like maybe a scattered shower >> well. it'll get here. it's just a question of it'll be just hanging out in the north bay most the day. >> no, sir as -- not as wet as yesterday. >> correct. >> we are look well on the roadways. if you are going out early you are looking good. it's a nice smooth ride. we will pop you outside and show you the toll plaza. there you go. that's a shot from the emoryville camera. you can see folks moving through. the san mateo bri

north dakota is now producing more than a million barrels of oil a day. ten years ago there were fewer than 200 oil-producing wells in the bakken. now there are more than 8,000. >> they call it boomtown usa this is where all the money is. it's crazy the amount of money you can make here. >> this rapid pace of development and the flood of workers coming here, has given north dakota the lowest unemployment rate in the us. but it's also raised questions over the dangers of working in the oil fields. >> the more jobs you complete, the more money you make. the faster you complete them, the faster you can get to the next job. let's say i mean you take your time. if you be safe, you are not i bet you could cut your pay in half. >> fault lines spent six months investigating some of the risks in north dakota's oil fields and uncovered a dark side to the boom. >> a lot of these workers come to north dakota, get chewed up and go home to recover. i get calls from attorneys in other states all asking the same question. what in the hell is going on up there? >> thousan

but hotel pranks don't play in north korea. >> north korea is essentially taking what a lot of peopleight interpret as a college prank taking down a sign, and they're turning it into some sort of alleged covert operation. >> larry: alleged covert operation? if our government had a secret plan to steal a banner, they should have recruited that "nightly show" audience member who stole a cardboard cutout of me from our show last thursday and then snuck it onto the subway. #flatlarry. never forget. but could this u.v.a. student really be a secret government agent? after all, he was in north korea. he goes to school in virginia. not far from c.i.a. headquarters. and again, his name is otto frederick warmbier, one of the top three fakest-sounding names i've ever heard. gosh, maybe this student is some sophisticated undercover mastermind. >> please. i've made the worst mistake of my life. [laughter] >> larry: okay, so maybe he isn't some sophisticated undercover mastermind. >> i entirely beg you people and government of the d.p.r.k., for your forgiveness. please, think of my family. >> larry

even targeting north korean restaurants abroad. the government says its campaign urging citizens not to attend those places. pretty wide-ranging. this is south korea turning the skree, as it said, at a press conference when it announced these measures that it wants to give the north no choice but to change its current path >>> does this mean we're seeing a hardening of seoul's position, then? >> reporter: i think so. you do sense a growing frustration just about the effectiveness of the u.n. measures announced so far, whether they are being strictly applied by all the member nations who have signed up for them. also a certain frustration at the policy of the overtures which have been made by south korea to north korea's ally china, building much stronger relationships with beijing in the hope that that would bring pressure would undermine the north position and bring great pressure on north korea. that doesn't seem to have worked by the south korea, so they have to take these threats and as a way of emphasising that threat the sout

. >> cbs north carolina investigates. jonathan rodriguez spoke with them. >> have they reacted to either of tonight's reports yet? >> they are actually still on the process of reviewing that. we learned he was shot four times once in the right chest that hit his heart and both of his lungs, once in his right forearm right upper arm and right shoulder. the naacp was addressing some of the community members during that meeting is when the autopsy came out so the family's attorney took off immediately. we weren't able to speak to her right then but i did talk to the local pastor and naacp who are doing their own investigation. >> the da did say this is just the beginning phase of the report. to come out so we've asked for a thorough investigation. we want the truth. >> we want to make sure the investigation is thorough, complete, transparent and we appreciate the community support in making that happen. >> the family's attorney didn't have much to say but is asking anyone and everyone who may have seen something that monday

heavier amounts possible there should be lighter amounts of rain to the north but to the north of the potential for snow in addition to the future cast snowfall for potential here you can see a few inches up two and half inches very minor amounts of just a little bit more than a trace of snow there are few off lakes in the mix may be reaching as far south as newport news but mainly rain even ronnie for news as far as architecture goes this is a map that is putting up earlier i still like this could see maybe a dusting to an inch and some ears from williams for north. although going to stay to the ground there will be rain kind of totals down one to two inches round petersburg two to five when she get that northwest of richmond so that's what we're looking at we'll keep an eye the things temperatures they mention this afternoon low to mid forties increase in clouds the rain and the wind move in tonight and increase tomorrow morning we'll deal with the mess in the morning in improvements into the weekend slight chance for showers late saturday night or early sunday and will see warmer c

continuing to make its way through north carolina. the leading two gop contenders are headed to the tar heel state today and tomorrow. cbs's north carolina emma wright is joining us now from the calvary baptist church outside of raleigh. emma, tell us more. >> reporter: senator cruz's first stop of the morning. he's coming off of 1010 road and he will be speaking around noon. the tickets are free, but you have to register online interested in attending. senator cruise has been trailing behind front-runner donald trump for the past few they've both been hitting the campaign trail hard. senator cruise's wife was in town last week. donald trump is expected in fayetteville tomorrow. all the way, both candidates have been trading jabs. >> donald trump is someone who has been, in his own words, part of the establishment his whole life. >> i would love to take on ted one-on-one. that would be so much fun. >> reporter: wncn's political reporter bo medic will be inside as ted cruz gives his speech at noon today. russ, stefan? >> he is showing

sponsored by toyota of north charlotte. our assignment desk getting word of a serious accident here on wt harris boulevard at lakeview road. not seeing the delays as of yet but they will begin to build, old statesville, reams as alternates. i-77 northbound at nations ford and volume delays beginning to t build, also that accident 485 up near loop. guys, back to you. >> christine: kristen miranda with three big stories we need to watch. >> kristen: dc metro shut down, messy commute expected. >> primaries results in missouri still in contention. too close to call. we'll watch that story today. >> the live pictures from texas where they are still dealing with evacuations and flooding, the governor will visit there today to see the damage. >> christine: thanks, kristen. a weatherman in california got the surprise during his forecast this week. >> skies are mostly clear, a bird! i've been attacked. >> john: he was doing the morning forecast when that bird landed on the station's sky >> kristen: we have those hawks [ female annou

to the north. more coming up. or smack i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tapen and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compt disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. it uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid uses battery technology developed 15 years ago. chevy expects volt drivers to get over a thousand miles between fill ups. it's got every technology there is. the prius actually belongs on the table. >>> 5:30 am and we began this half-hour with a developing story, a major train derailment in alameda county. >> i am dave clark. >>> i am pam cook. the sheriff's office said that the mudslide likely caused this ace train to go off of the track, and one car ending up in the alameda creek. we are at the scene, and we will check-in and just a little bit. let's c

first alert traffic sponsored by toyota of north charlotte. looking live i-77, clanton road, 6:00 volume beginning to pick up across the charlotte area just a bit. coming in from gastonia, this is from highway 321 on to 77 or 85, excuse me, 19 minutes, 64-miles-per-hour. you see from 321 on to 85, you have that green light. coming southbound out of lake norman, 77 looking good this morning, 85 concord or kannapolis, no problems. here in the charlotte area, around the 485 perimeter, no problem there. we have an early morning accident on providence road in toward center city. we have not seen any serious delays with that one. looking at 77 down to our south coming northbound out of rock hill this morning, current drive time, 21 minutes, 64 miles an hour. that is a check of traffic, john, over to you. >> john: voter in north carolina campaign 2016 today. polls will open in the primary election in half an hour at 6:30. the big races include president, u.s. senate, governor and so many more. wbtv's mark davenport is joining us live outside a local

let's take a look at north carolina right now. in north carolina, look how tight it is.the cnn exit poll estimates. donald trump 39%. ted cruz 35%. john kasich 13%. very tight in north carolina. based on the exit polls. on the democratic side, 54% for hillary clinton, 42% for bernie sanders. remember, these are exit polls. the polls are closed in north carolina and ohio. we cannot make projections. remember, these exit polls are estimates based on our early survey of voters as they left their polling locations. the final outcome may be different. we expect the numbers in fact to change throughout the night. let's get a key race alert on what's going on in florida right now. take a look at this. polls still open in florida for another half hour or more. 45.5% for donald trump. it just changed. donald trump has a lead of almost 200,000 votes. 46.1% over rubio's 26.7%, 15.8% for cruz, 6.7% for john kasich. on the democratic side, a very impressive lead right now for hillary clinton. 289,000 vote lead over bernie sanders. 66.9%, 30.9% for bernie sanders. remember, these are

. >> chris: traffic sponsored by toyota of north charlotte. starting your wednesday morning commute with a live look, independence expressway at briar creek, volume building toward center city this morning. if you're come outbound from rock hill, 22 minutes, 63-miles-per-hour. concord to center city, 17 minute commute and lake norman southbound on 77, 15 minutes, 63 miles an hour. most of our major interstates are running in the green, but we have a few slow downs here on 74 going outbound toward matthews this morning. maybe a few slow downs up on north tryon. we do have road construction to tell you about. this lasts for 30 more minutes boulevard at north tryon, closed through 6:00 a.m., it will reopen at 6:00, but closed again tonight and overnight in thursday morning. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic on wbtv news this morning. >> john: governor pat mccrory will be in charlotte today anking voters for passing the $2 billion connect nc bond. the referendum passed by 2-1 margin last night. money will go toward

winds north 15-25mph with gusts up to 40mph. things will be quiet area of low pressure and an upper level disturbance will move into the region from the west. we'll see system create a rain/snow mix tonight. temps will be near or above freezing. so little to no accumulations are expected. by tomorrow morning the low will move just to our south. the rain/snow mix will continue. we could see some light accumulations north and west of hampton roads as the temperatures there will be colder, but the higher amounts of accumulations will be up towards richmond with 2-4" expected there. heavy rain will be possible friday morning as well. we good morning, hampton roads. let's check later this morning, the old norfolk courthouse will be history. demolition crews will begin chomping away at the building that served the city for decades. city leaders says they're making room for a new civic plaza and justice system. rico bush is live in norfolk with more on what's happening today with the project. rico. don, katie, city leaders say demolish

heaviest to the north bay by far. upper 50s to the north, low to mid 50s either south, and these are a little bit below average. tomorrow leveling off after an early morning round, mostly sunny on wednesday ended warmer on thursday through saturday. >> spring has sprung. >>> and pope francis using his palm sunday service to call attention to the blight of the refugees in europe, tens of thousands of people watching him, and the pontiff went off script. he decried what he called it a difference to refugees, and asking the nations not to turn the back on those seeking asylum. palm sunday is the start of holy week and the return of jesus to jerusalem before being crucified. >>> the greatest excuse for being late to school ever, what bruce springsteen did for a young fan. >>> the asian markets finishing the day with games, closing it more than 2% after the chinese government loosened restrictions on investors that wanted to borrow money to purchase new stocks, and japan on the national holiday. the dow closed up 121 point

north bay will get the most by far. far lesser to the south, but take the umbrella and you will probably need it with temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. there will not be a lot with this system, from marin county northward i think over the next 24 hours. san jose forecasted for just a little and san francisco maybe a half inch of rain. there will be some to the north, and that is where it is right now. so far not moving southward yet, and it's trying. it looks like it will stay to the north for another hour, but it will take a while for it to get here. 40s and 50s on your temperatures, rain holding off for most of the morning, picking up by late morning and early afternoon. this will swing through bringing in color and unstable air, increasing the rain later on. cloudy, mostly cloudy and cool with rain through the evening, 50s and 60s on your temperatures. >>> 6:30 am.>>> highway 4 is busy and we have a big problem in the santa cruz mountains. this will affect a lot of people, the backup continues to grow on nor

higher in the hills of the north bay. around san francisco getting close to 2 inches of rain by the time the second storm arrives heading into friday morning. now for a check of this mo morning's commute, let's check in with mike. >> santa rosa, put luma and looking towards our san rafael camera and the lights starting to get that glow. more moisture in the air and watch as the conditions change. in fact on the maps, we dee to some of that and rob's radar shows light activity through san rafael and areas north of nov novato. a little tree on fire and no lanes affected and the fire crews are on scene. a stall at 580 approaching the maze and that's out of lanes and little build out of the altamont pass and the rest of your bay moves very well and foster city we've seen this camera shake bit and the wind kicking up, as well. >>> coming up next, another faceoff and this time the stakes even higher. a break down of last night's democratic debate and the topic that got these two candidates the most fired up. >>> 5:24. the candi

in north raleigh. looking out over the beltline, just a few cars. it's now 5:19 so we're seeing a few more cars, hour by hour. let's first talk about the temperatures. 28 degrees now in durham. 28 ciler city. 26 sanford, at freezing in lillington, clinton and clayton. we've been steadily watching expecting to do so through the next hour or so. once we see the sun rise we'll be back to near freezing by 8:00 a.m. mix of sun and clouds at noon today. cool, 45. high today of only 51. what you'll notice into the afternoon, more cloud cover, that will eventually pave the way for wet weather to move in. but not until after sunset this evening. here's where the rain is now, it's back to our west across eastern portions of arkansas. moving into tennessee and northern portions of mississippi. that's a cold front, it's going to track into our area overnight tonight so the bulk of the rain will come through while we're sleeping. 7:00 a.m., clear skies, at lunchtime say partly cloudy, for the drive home, turning mo

louis right now, snow to the north of a warm front, rain to the south. that is heading in our general direction. of the mountains, numale fishing forecast, early sunshine, increasing clouds. rain chance 40% by late this afternoon, high only 51. better opportunity for rain comes tonight. barbara and keith taylor wake up to wbtv every morning from their home in boone. wanted to share a picture of their grandson tanner with his dad john after ice fishing for northern pike in their home state of michigan. tanner and john, you're our big catch of the day today. normal high temperature should be 59 degrees, sun coming up now, will be on the cool side for today but boy, have we got make up on the way. take a look at those temperature, i'll fill in the differences give you the specifics on when the next rain chances will be and the weekend looks like, in the seven day planner. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic on wbtv news this morning. >> john: thanks, al, next on tv news this morning -- >> christine: north carolina taking new s

hillary clinton will return to north carolina tonight. this is video of her visit to durham last week. clinton will speak with voters in charlotte at the grady coal her husband, and former president bill clinton will stop in eastern north carolina to campaign for his wife. he's scheduled to appear today at the greenville hilton hotel. the event start this is morning hillary clinton's democratic rival will be in the queen city. sanders' future to believe in rally will be held at the pnc 1:30. a suspect for cruz's campaign announced his wife would appear at fayetteville tech in his p.m. as you can see, you almost wral will have live team coverage of all of the approximately at candidates visiting our state today. you can also check for updates on wral.com. bill and renee? >> now that our presidential primary is in march instead of may, it's clear not's getting a lot of love -- north carolina's getting a lot of love and candidates. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders are fresh off a town hall in ohio. here's a look at some of the issues th

winds north 15-25mph with gusts up to 40mph. things will be quiet today as high pressure is in control. it will be chilly. by tonight an area of low pressure and an upper level disturbance will move into the region from the west. we'll see moisture ahead of the system create a rain/snow mix tonight. temps will be near or above freezing. so little to no accumulations are expected. by tomorrow morning the low will move just to our south. the rain/snow mix will continue. we could see some light accumulations north and west of hampton roads as the temperatures there will be colder, but the higher amounts of accumulations will be up towards richmond with 2-4" expected there. heavy rain will be possible friday morning as well. we could see some localized flooding. the system will move out to sea by system will move so fast sunday with an isolated shower possible. warmer temps next week. stay good morning, hampton roads. let's check traffic now. later this morning, norfolk city leaders will say goodbye to the old norfolk courthouse. de

cbs north carolina. >> heart broken family there. hopefully they can get some answers soon. >> yup. >>> tonight the unc tarheels take on the defending acc tournament champions in the semi finals. >> notre dame beat duke less excitement tonight. still ahead at 6 we'll head out live for a preview of the match up. >> wake county students taking she says their names. trayvon martin shot to death. dontre hamilton unarmed. sandra bland... did nothing wrong. and makes their mothers' fight for justice her own. she speaks for a city poisoned by indifference. we need action now. and stands with the president against those who would undo his achievements. hillary clinton. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. give u

the north bay you'll see the rain first. then by lunchtime in san francisco, we'll see the rain spread southward and even to the east bay later on this afternoon and evening once we get towards sunset. that's when the rain will move there. temperatures will stay cool where we stay cloudy and rainy is where we'll stay in the 50s. we'll see a few peeks of sunshine in the south bay. temperatures close to 60 degrees later on this afternoon. we have a steady rain for sunday coming. this is that plume of moisture across the pacific. that's going to move through tonight. once it does move through, it's going to continue to rain into sunday. even sunday night into monday morning. here we go once again. a prolonged period of rainfall expected for the north bay. this is 2:00. there's the cold front. that's when the rain will start to pick up across the north bay. even in san francisco, then as we move to the evening hours, we'll see spotty rain for the east bay and south bay. nothing really heavy for those locations it's not going to

crews closed jw clay boulevard at north trion this morning. this allows a contractor to grade the intersection and get it ready for tracks to go in. that keeps drivers from making a left turn and a u turn. the intersection is expected to reopen march 28th. >>> i'm tracking a line of showers now moving into the mountains. i have another future cast to when they reach the charlotte area. >>> the conviction thrown out after a charlotte lawyer and former state representative allegedly slept through a trial. we're pushing nick mackey for answers about the allegations and what's next for this case. >> he's safe and the other people are safe. that was the most important thing. >> a local teen accused of wanting to kill for isis in court for murder. the decision to go for the decision right now we're using the strongest radar in charlotte to track the severe storm moving closer to the area. steve will be back in a few minutes to break down the severe conditions headed for >>> and the other top story now, presidential candidates zeroing in on our area

refusing, it seems, to put extra pressure on north korea. you are seeing south korea trying to other tack of putting in place its own tougher members to deal with what it seize as the growing threat from the north and a way of giving an example of that, the south korean spy agency has chosen today to release a report highlighting what it says are the cyber activities, the cyber warfare activities of the north against south korean targets. in particular the hacking of dozens of phones owned by south korean officials, and also the targeting of the traffic control network of the south korean railway. certainly from the south korean point of view, despite the denials from north korea that it is involved in any of this activity, certainly a growing threat that has to be dealt with by tougher action now >>> thanks very much. iraq's prime minister and members of the coalition government will be meeting in kabul to resolve conflicts. including an economic crisis and the battle against i.s.i.l. >> reporter: north of baghdad on the way to mosul iraqi

north korean leader kim jung-u.n. said that his country will soon conduct a nuclear warhead test as well as launches of missiles capable of carrying them. >>> lawmakers in myanmar have elected a close aide to aung san suu kyi as the country's next president. she barred from the top job. because of the constitution written by the former military government. members of the parliament voted for the position, choosing between three candidates. >> translator: we announce that htin kyaw has won the majority of the votes and has been selected as the president of myanmar. >> the 69-year-old studied in london and was a government official specializing in economics. he'll be the first president without a military background in more than half a century. the other contestants will become vice presidents. all three will assume office on march 30th. >> taiwan's president-elect picked a foreign prime minister as the island's new premier. the appointment was announced from her party's democratic progressive party. he's a senior membe