you will see have bubbling you are can redd arm on south river road and it sets up a table people come here they can buy your product or test youre product and when you park and you get the smoke what is that smart you've got? >> it is kind of like bread and also like beer to make whiskey you start with beer people don't think about that butith you really brew beer with y grain and watero we don't add hops but we separate the alcohol. saturday we made whiskey 120 proof in the barrel it seems odd you would have add up to 160 proof but the government and we will put it in a 25-pound barrel. every once in a while there you go. that blues.s a and there you go. that is clear right now, but when it comes out of there it will have color from the charles of the barrel. i guess the proof is in the opening here we go what do we have in front of us? >> rye whiskey, brandy berman and ready vodka. >> it looks really great also. what proof is this> don't get confused if you go on doty dodi road when you jump on thep o highway it turns into south river roaday it's that red burn with the distillery ar

if you're traveling on the beltway, south of river road, things are moving along quite well going around the curve there, you can see the inner and outer loop moving toward the american legion bridge no problems so far this morning. we still have some construction on southbound 95 this maryland, the ramp to the outer loop, that work zone causing some very minor delays. not even worth thinking about having a detour for you this morning. and then if you're traveling there virginia or to maryland across the woodrow wilson bridge, everything moving quite well, the taillights are headed this to maryland toward national harbor and of course headlights headed to virginia. no delays here yet. >>> i think i was born to be married. i was the happiest girl in the world when i became we. >> so nancy, let me say thank you for all you do. thank you for your love. and thank you for just being you. >> nice moment there. this morning we're remembering the life and legacy reagan. she died yesterday at the achblg age of 94. one of the most remarkable things was her unbreakable bond with her husband. it's h

what caused a deadly crash in chester county around 3:00 this afternoon on augusta at catawba river road south of investigators say that the victim was killed in the wreck but have not released their identity. >>> and a house fire in ballantyne was caused by a lightning strike. you can see smoke and fire shooting through the roof of the home in the cell phone video. the gas furnace in the attic exploded after the home was hit by lightning. the fire department said this cost about 415,000 in damage. >>> new tonight at 5:00, two headed to prison for stealing tax returns. the u.s. attorney's office said that marlow williams and joan clark set up a trust for charitable purposes and filed phony tax returns receiving $600,000 from the federal government. williams was sentenced to 7 months and clark 20, and both very to repay the money. >>> police in maryland say they may never be able to explain why a man shot at drivers and police officers outside of a police station. sunday night, under cover narcotics officer jacai colson was killed outside the police station, hit by a bullet fired by another off

river road. there has been a fatal accident according to the south carolina department of public safety. we know highway patrol are the ones responding to the accident. but we are not sure how many vehicles involved or who has passed away as a result of this crash. we are working to get information. we have contacted the south carolina highway patrol and our sky3 chopper is headed to the scene. as soon as we get live images or new information we will bring it to you. >> thank you. >>> a search is underway for this missing woman from lincolnton. a nationwide alert now out for 36-year-old stacy caidenhead. she may be driving a 1992 ford you can call the lincolnton police department at... you see the number on your screen. if you have information, a $1,000 reward is possible. >> anniversary to mark today. it's been one year since mecklenberg county launched its smoking ban. smoking not allowed on any government property you had cloog county parks and city-owned buildings like time warner cable arena, the nascar hall of fame and bojangles colosseum. >> weather now. today beautiful. temperatu

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and 270 south at 109, no problems there on 270. beltway at river road, once again we have some lanes blocked in both directions for some road work. that should be clearing out of here in the next 20 minutes or so. and then one more item of note, again outbound arrive road at willard, road work blocking the right lane. a live look at 95 coming up. >>> 4:33. loudoun county school board members will vote on a controversial redistricting plan board members and parents met last night. plan 12 would be to move about 1900 students to different schools, but many parents say that option will lead to segregation of latino and lower income families. >> taking most of the sections of the downtown area and putting them into schools so the outlying schools are becoming very -- a lot less diverse. >> the public can weigh in on the controversial vote tonight in ashburn. >>> the fbi now has the data of what is locked this to the san bernardino shooter's iphone but they didn't get any help from apple. an up nannamed third party help crack the phone. the justice departmen

south. it's been there for days you can see the damage in louisiana. rivers and streams covering the roads now. at least five people have died since it started raining. wbtv anchor maureen o'boyle has more new at 5:00. >> the deadly storm system punishing the south unleashed another round of torrential rain overnight. thousands have been forced from their homes in northern louisiana where more than 20 inches of rain fell just this week. guard staff sergeant in this parish. they delivered sandbags and rescued 100 people. last night the evacuations were voluntary. the national guard helped get angela and her daughters to safety but her 22-year-old son decided to stay behind but fears grew that the levees would breach. >> turned into a mandatory evacuation. >> staff sergeant and the family went back for her son. >> mandatory. >> more people joined them as this area braces for more potentially life-threatening weather. flooding this severe is rare in this part of louisiana. chris is not from here but came to help. >> helping the neighborhood. it's hard seeing these people struggling. i mean, w

road. use john young parkway to get around that. this is noteworthy for the drive farther south into brevard -- indian river county. 95 is blocked in both directions. looking at the 408, dean road toll plaza to i-4, that is 10 minutes slower than usual. jason: beginning with what is being done today for students in orange county after an eight-year-old drowned -- nearly drowned. michelle: students will also be walking to school near the canal where that student nearly drowned on tuesday. the child was on a pipe over the water near the school when he fell in. another student jumped in to save him. jason: we are working to find out if anyone was seriously hurt after an overnight wreck that flipped in orange county deputies suv . another car was badly damaged. michelle: sanford police shut down a neighborhood for a large crime scene investigation. they are not saying what happened near seminole high school. daytona beach shooting will be answering to a judge today. rashad mansi -- rayshad mincey turned himself in. michelle: firefighters are at the scene of a deadly fire near like glenn. -- lake glenn. two bodies were found inside. jaso

use pence road to harris, and that's probably going to take longer than the actual delays we are saying, and look out for this on rocky river east church road around rocky stewart road. >>> a south carolina teacher forced to resign after a student accessed her phone and sent himself racy pictures meant for her husband, and next this morning, the way she says that student got to the images without her even knowing. >>> and breaking overnight, hillary clinton and donald trump claiming victory after the super tuesday contests in a dozen states. breaking down the number eaking down the number >>> time now 6:54. i'm in the breaking news center, and we have the final supertuesday elect results. ted cruz won in alaska in and donald trump locked in 7 states increasing his delegate total to at least 274 overall but needs 1237 to get the nomination. hillary clinton also won in seven states, and clinton has at least 1005 delegates but needs 2183. good morning america will have much more on what the candidates need to do to lock in the nomination. that's comina up right here after eyewitness news day break. >>> a union county south carolina high school teacher resigned after she says one of

south carolina. sky3 was over the scene. this is on augusta road near catawba river road. troopers are trying to figure out what happened. we have calls into investigators. >> right now north carolina state troopers telling us one person dead after a motorcycle crash. highway patrol says the crash oakboro in stanly county. not a lot more information. troopers have not released names. we will post updates on wbtv.com. >> new information on breaking news we brought you yesterday. about a shooting behind birkdale village. cornelius police told us they were on scene of a shooting where someone was hurt. the department posted an update and said the person shot themselves. >> next, a south carolina deputy attacked while trying to make an arrest more of the video coming up. >> and also just ahead... >> jury selection starts in the trial of a man accused of killing his own baby. he is representing himself. and already we are seeing for the trial of a man accused of beating his six-month-old baby to death. this is a difficult case based on the facts. it is very different because th

. >>> good morning. 295 south after east capitol, slwn georgetown pike at river bend road, traffic was alternating past the crash. we're not seeing anything there any longer. sounds like they will wait until after rush hour to pull the vehicle out of the trees. travel times are fine on 270 top of the beltway looking very normal for this time of day. 66 inbound at 95 north both okay as well. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. >>> cracking the code. the details we're learning about after the fbi managed to get into the phone of the san bernardino terrorist. >>> convenience or catastrophic. the new warning for something you probably use every day. how those keyless ignitions could be deadly. >>> and we are working for you to get you ready for what could be a major traffic headache. wall street. the nra. they're powerful. they usually get their way. but not with democrat donna edwards. she won't take cash from wall street banks. and when washington insiders wrote a loophole to let the nra spend dark money to kill gun safety laws, donna edwards said 'no' she's fig

otherwise all of the road are wet, and as the last of the storm makes its exit a cross south jersey and out to sea, we're seeing anywhere from wet roads. here's toms river, new jersey where we seen last of the flakes. still snow covered, so if you are in an area that did receive snow and that snow did land, and kind of stick to the roof, windshield, hood or the trunk of your car make sure you dust all that off but if it looks wet things could still be slippery. we have not had any reports of any ice but two fatal accidents so far this morning, from this little nuisance storm that is coming through. police activity, that is scene of where steve's located south 55 right at route 56 there in vineland and we have some icy spots here on route 13, this is northbound but down in delaware right at saint georges bridge. there is an accident mid span. so if you are coming north you want to use route one as the alternate. a alex, back over to you. >>> more important things to remember, lauren, you have information on another accident. >> police say one person died after an overnight accident on i-95 north at broad street exit. crew where is called to that scene ar

shows with the morning rush, pretreated roads will stay plain old wet with our temperatures climbing to the 30' s. by lunchtime, rain is mixing in south of the river. this afternoon, we will have periods of rain and snow, predominately wet pavement. you may see a slushy inch on the ground. lisa: thank you, randi. can the gop stop the trump train? we will tell you who is making an attempt, coming up. andrew: threats of violence, a cup of wine, and he is only 12 years old. details on a you can worry about them. you can even choose a car for them. (mom) honey, are you ok? (child) i'm ok. (announcer vo) love. (mom) we're ok. mark: heading to columbia' s without back in madison. the athletes on the big stage at the two -- the athletes on the big stage after the shooting this week. and snow back in the forecast. but we can expect today. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way. this is "wlwt news 5 today." watching first now as we get started on this thursday morning. a live look at the suspension bridge. we are waking up to chilly flying. m mark hayes. and i' m lisa cooney. the forecast. the top, good morning to you. randi: you saw some light fallin

road trips. i want to go down south and dip in in the river and do the thing. >> i was at the hospital on the day she passed. rosanna: was she holding on? >> she had life in her. she wanted to live. sometimes, it is like a real housewives, girls talking and life and your mob heritage, for give me. tell me about the pressures that brings to every day life, your father is in jail, the first word in the show is mob wives. how does it affect you? >> i don't know about the mob, but i can tell you that outside of whatever the men do when they leave the home, they are loving parents and very good to us. for me, it's been really hard my father stopped talking to me when i started the show. i went through health issues and we talked. my father has cancer now and we are family and we have learned what is more important. greg: i have seen in the movies, never rat on your friends. keep your mouth shut. that is the rule. you are living that. well, people are tuning in. >> we were married to a life style. we have learned from it and suffered it and grown from it. we are not exploiting people and telling the se

a few fender-benders out there but the crash with the most problems is south in venice, i- 75 northbound at river road. look at this backup. extends all the way to north toledo blade boulevard. if you know someone heading up this way on i-75 tell them to get off at north toledo blade and take u.s. 41 on over, they can even get back on the interstate at river road because this crash seems to be just before you get to that point. you might want to tell them to either leave early or take that detour. elsewhere we're in great shape. look how clear it is, thing if lifted on i-275 at fowler and cars making a clear shot all the way in to downtown tampa. checking the drive on some major roads, u.s. 19 southbound from tampa road to east bay, 12 minutes. 18 minutes on the veterans expressway from 54 to 275 and six minutes on dale mabry from fletcher to waters. since we were dealing with the fog. >>> absolutely, hopefully we can get the chopper up the next couple of days. the low clouds lifted and now skies are murky but don't worry, the clouds will melt as we get some heating going on later on today. we're goin

areas of water, so delaware river, delaware bay best shot to see locally dense fog really patchy though. construction i-95 south between business route one, and street road, left lane is taken out. beware. traffic light, early this morning. police activity in the 42 freeway looking southbound heading in to new jersey but traffic flow, no problems, good news here is that i-95 northbound construction zone between betsy ron ace bridge street is cleared. we are good here. then still, i-95, or lets go down to westbound, route 30, and between route 340 and reeseville road we have left lane block, so construction around downingtown into new jersey we will go. the here's one more zone 295 southbound at route 42 that stays blocked until 6:00 this morning. heads up new castle county delaware hamburg road is closed between du pont avenue and river road until 5:00 a a.m. this morning. that is your ride. now back to you. >>> new this morning fire officials say there is no threat to resident after a liquid nitrogen leak in port richmond. tank was stored near toll up and tioga streets and leak triggered a hazmat response. officials sigh there were no injuries and that

. >>> this historic flooding in the south is turning roads into rivers and fish on the street.t, next. when you wanna put allergies with nasal congestion on notice, find fast, all-day sweet relief behind the pharmacy counter with claritin-d. [ upbeat music ] strut right on past that aisle... ...and tell your stuffed up nose to stuff it, with claritin-d. a non-drowsy allergy medicine combined with the best oral decongestant. it starts working in as little as 30 minutes. so you can get back to living the good life. live claritin clear, with claritin-d. >>> the rains continue to fall across portions of the country and flood waters continue to rise in a number of states including louisiana. you can see from the image right there, that fish is actually not in a lake. it's on a street. >> and you can see a similar scene in the state of texas. there are fish in the streets near houston. right behind our reporter, nate griffin. what are you seeing there? >> reporter: yeah, no question. right here in kingwood, texas, right outside of houston in the neighborhood of north shore at lake po

one problem, it's going to be south of here in venice, south of sarasota, you can see the crash here northbound i-75 just before you get to river road. the backup extends all the way to north toledo blade boulevard. if you know someone heading this way on i-75 you want to tell them to get off at toledo blade and take u.s. 41 to river road to get back to the interstate. no telling how long that crash is going to be there. the sunshine skyway, we've been watching this all day because yesterday it was closed due to fog. we woke up this morning with a travel advisory but it never closed completely. right now crystal clear on the sunshine skyway, just nine back to you. >>> 9:02. we start with breaking news from the campaign trail with two races still way too close to call at this hour. missouri is still counting the votes on both sides. right now the races are virtually tied between donald trump and ted cruz on the republican side and hillary clinton and bernie sanders on the democratic side. still tuesday's primary day belonged to trump and clinton with, clinton winning in every other state and the big win in florida for trump. >> that

south are working to hold swollen rivers back. in this covington, louisiana, neighborhood families were rescued by boat and returned home. nearly 5,000 homes across louisiana were damaged by flooding. many roads are still under water. the same storm system is heading toward arkansas where people are bracing. barbara: a protest planned in durham against a new $81 million police harbgs. it was approved last month and construction is expected to quinn -- again later it year but protesters say it should go toward jobs, healthcare, affordable housing and other needs. this man douglas hicks is charged with stabbing a man at a raleigh nightclub saturday. police made the arrest on north west street in the warehouse district. torso and ribs. john: dozens of parents taking one for the team. they started lining up around midnight outside a community center. this is the first to sign up for before and after school programs. this site is one of the few where parents can sign up on a first first-come, first-served basis. they typically fill up in a couple of hours. the gunman and police officer who was killed in the line of duty. if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you

can see near redwood road south of 580 where the creek connects to another connect, and the santa cruz mountains near felton, this area, too, could see localized flooding as the river level has come up quite a bit. redwood creek, you are seeing localized flooding, and willowbrook, automated gauge there showing localized flooding underway. all of this coming around as we had winds 60 to 88 miles per hour, and the cold front finally moved by. we will see wind speeds back off and a wind advisory has been dropped and still breezy outside and cooler. 56 degrees in san jose, and you saw the flash flood warnings up here, the heavier rain is starting to move off to the east, and still intense down towards the tri-valley, and the rain breaking out into the north bay where we have the flash flood warnings in effect, and lighter rain moving through. round one starting to get out of here moving off to the east, and behind it, cooler air and unsettled weather as we head through the end of the weekend, and still cold air for a lot of snow in the sierra. you can see we had the main event with the heavy rain coming through this evening, and then as we head through tomorrow morning

rivers continue rise after torrential rains pounded the deep south. take a look at is video. the downpours part of a system that has submerged roads and cars, washed out bridges and forced residents to flee homes. at least three people have died@ nbc's sarah dallof is in louisiana. >> reporter: the water rose fast and furious, trapping people in their homes and cars. tional guard screws have rescued more than 2,100 people in louisiana. in some areas 2 feet of rain have fallen forcing families to flee. >> this water is up to my waste. >> reporter: in bogalusa they feel helpless. >> nobody in this area has had to have flood insurance. >> reporter: tina burrell is trying to salvage what's left. >> we are just basically here trying to get things cleaned up and see where we can go from there. >> reporter: the back breaking cleanup is just beginning. the widespread floods have damaged 2,500 homes in louisiana and 400 in mississippi. >> as you can see it'sxcuf got about a foot and a half of water in it. >> reporter: in greenville brent find water inside his house and woke up his young sons. >> lost the house, the car, beds, furniture, ev

santa rosa, gone done from river road, and the parkway to sonoma where we are seeing light-to-moderate rain, and the leading edge of the light rain now is trying to slide south of petaluma and napa where amy hollyfield was just at in petaluma, down to 37 so springers there and possible in mill valley. in walnut creek it is mostly cloudy and about 5 degrees and dry as we look south on 680. today, heaviest rain is falling in the north bay and it will make it as far south during the afternoon hours as the san mateo bridge. peninsula, south bay, a history you are not getting any rain during the daylight hours. friday, the second push of the storm comes in and this time tomorrow, that is when we will have half rain just about everywhere, and we will have light showers on saturday, most of those are falling during the evening hours. now, i showed you half an hour ago the rainfall intensity the next 24 hours is impressive in santa rosa and look at the difference of san jose, not impressive at all, if any. but we still have the russian river. we will keep an cry on it. the latest forecast is that it crests below flood stage at 31.5'. >> sue? >> who are tracking the

river if he can just make it until summer. in the north bay abc7 news. >> the south bay was spared any major trouble, although theyid have to contend with wet roads. the new potholes popped up giving people another hazard to avoid. in san jose the employees are working over time with a dozen more cars than usual. >> there were mostly collisions and completely destroyed impact bars. the back end smashed in. frame damage. >> when i see it pouring down with lots of rain i say it will be busy and there will be more accidents. >> we found a few locations in the south bay where trees or branches had come down, but none that caused any damage. >>> taking a live look now at the scene at sfo, some pass injuries face can sell -- some passengers faced cancellations because of the rain. the wind and rain delayed hundred of other flights. the average delay was two hours on the short haul flight. no delay at mineta san jose or oakland international airport. >>> tahoe could see a lot of snow. here is a look at the cal trans roadways. chains are required on sections of both 50 and 80. the snow is expected through sunday with a dry week starting on monday. >>> pg&

roads stay wet. raised surfaces could be a little slick. by lunchtime rain is mexican south of the river. our temperatures in the upper 30' s wet pavement stays wet. maybe up to one slushy inch today. guys? / mark: thank you. a car flipped on its top early this morning. lisa: what officials are saying about how it happened. dan: after a successful first day for students, they are coming together to support their mark: donald trump getting more pressure from his own party. i lisa: guns on campus -- the local district with a new protection plan who can carry a gun at a school legally. mark: a local wrestling team looking to restructure its efforts on something positive. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way. mark: good morning, everyone. i' m mark hayes. lisa: i' m lisa cooney. randi rico and kyla woods are here this morning with weather and traffic together. randi: we can' t totally eliminate slick spots, but pretreatment is key. we are watching a quick coating come through in indianapolis. we watched a burst of snow rolled through. most places, the roads are wet, the grass has a coa

south parts of texas still complete under water this morning. look at that. flooding there. buildings surrounded, roads turning into rivers even an interstate had to be shut down. take a look at much the entire town under water there and that's forced people who live to seek higher ground. you're not seeing things, yes, that is a group of guys they moved their entire living room to their roof. a tv couch there's even a guy there sweeping the roof slash floor. >> the chair is that a file cabinet? okay. they got the office, they got the living room. this is interesting. washer and drier. all right let's go ahead and take a look right now at the satellite and radar. this is what we're waking up you to in northeast ohio just some cloud coverage. no rain. yesterday our rain chances were pretty high for today i'm bringing them all the way down here maybe a stray shower this afternoon other than that it's shaping up to be a lovely day only thing of course there's a catch there's always a catch, right, we're going to be seeing breezy conditions. here friday you can see we were dry all the way through this but tomorrow morning the

rivers rise in the deep south. nine shelters open in mississippi, and 24 in louisiana, the downpours part of a system effecting six states from texas to and rivers rise in tennessee. with roads and cars and washed out bridges and forced people to 3 their homes. emergency crews had to rescue people by boat. louisiana governor called in the national guard for help. three people have died in louisiana alone. on the west coast, rain and snow are back in northern california after a lull. forecasters expect up to four feet of snow in the nevada and up to 18 inches in lake tahoe. the california huway patrol is saying there is an officer that was hit by a car providing afternoon. his injuries are serious. we hope that he recovers. liz: that's right. it seems like a distance memory of snow. liz: that's right. calm and mild and rain this afternoon. something to prepare for, we're calling today and tomorrow our active weather days. today we will lookly see showers and a rumble of thunder or two. but monday a different situation as a stronger system starts to move towards us, we could see the potential for severe weather then. that is something we will be watching here. the abc 11 eyewi

that is just south of the point ray area in marin county and it took power lines with it forcing the c ph to close the highway at bear valley road. >> keeping a close eye on the russian river and it's not reached flood stage, kpix shows us how high the water is now. >>> the water began receding here in guerneville around 2 in the morning and that is several feet short of flood stage. east, along river rd., a vineyard was swamped and at the end of church st., johnson beach was nowhere to be seen. many folks are thankful to get a break in the clouds and avoid flooding. >> hopefully it will back down and next week it will be dry and everything will be all right. >> several significant downpours here today but there were plenty of breaks too, the russian river is going to crest here once again on monday and once again, below flood stage. >>> and last night's wind and rain proved to be too much in pacifica. mark kelly shows us the massive tree that wiped out a home. >> some of the neighbors saw it come down. >> he surveys the damage this century old tree did to the house he rents out. >> it's overwhelming, the entire house was covered in tree, you couldn't see it. >> today, the

south. in five states 12 million people are under flower flower watches and warnings, 1,300 rescues and counting and hundreds of homes suffered water damage. in louisiana roads turned into rivers and people grabbed their neighbors. >>> meanwhile scott kelly plans he. >> reporter: ed to earth earlier this month -- he returned to earth earlier this month after a 340 day trip to space. >>> well, we have made it to the weekend and this weekend looks okay. it does look like our dry stretch of weather will be ending, but for saturday mostly dry conditions, just extra by sunday is when we have our better chance of seeing some showers roll through. it will still be warm near 80, not going to rain all day, but keep in find we could see some showers. spring break forecast -- mind we could see some showers. spring break forecast, temperatures near 80 along the coast. the gulf in the mid-60s. expect more clouds around tomorrow. if you want to head to the beach, i would still do it. there's a slim 10% chance of a passing shower, so another great beach day, also a great day to head out to the strawberry fest. chris christofferson is tomorrow at 330, charlie wilson tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at 1

river if he can just make it until summer. in the north bay abc7 news. >> the south bay was spared any major trouble, although they did have to contend with wet roads. the new potholes popped up giving people another hazard to avoid. in san jose the employees are working over time with a dozen more cars than usual. >> there were mostly collisions and completely destroyed impact bars. the back end smashed in. frame damage. >> when i see it pouring down with lots of rain i say it will be busy and there will be more accidents. >> we found a few locations in the south bay where trees or branches had come down, but none that caused any damage. >>> taking a live look now at the scene at sfo, some pass injuries face can sell -- some passengers faced cancellations because of the rain. the wind and rain delayed hundred of other flights. the average delay was two hours on the short haul flight. no delay at mineta san jose or oakland international airport. >>> tahoe could see a lot of snow. here is a look at the cal trans roadways. chains are required on sections of both 50 and 80. the snow is expected through sunday with a dry week starting on monday. >>> pg&

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south 841, we're about ten minutes behind there. so a little bit of a delay there. beltway at river roadner loop and outer loop, everything rolling along just fine. remember the road work take would have normally happened today is canceled for the weekend, not doing much because of the holiday. 66 and 95 looking just fine. 95 north through wood bridge getting slow, very typical for 5:30 in the morning. travel times in ten and back how to our coverage of decision 2016. republicans are gearing up for a town hall. tracie potts is with us with more on that plus bernie sanders momentum after three wins over the weekend. so candidates looking forward to wisconsin's primary now. >> reporter: and it's the next one up, wisconsin happening a week from tomorrow. that primary town hall that you mentioned is happening actually tomorrow. we're going to see all three candidates at take that town hall. but we're also watching to see what happens with the democrats. bernie sanders had huge wins over the weekend. 70% and 80% this washington state and hawaii and alaska hoping to catch up with hillary clint

road south of fort ross. >>> while the russian river is not expected to flood, it is getting close.rio and guerneville. there were concerns going into the weekend that the river would flood. >>> speaking of ron, what we have been -- speaking of rain, making a dent in water levels at reservoirs. shasta lake is now 77% full. it was 29% just three months ago. lake orville in butte county reached 69%. lake pardy in the sierra nevada hit 89%. state water officials will meet next month to decide whether they can reaction water restrictions. >>> flooding in louisiana and mississippi has damaged thousands of homes. at least four deaths have been reported in louisiana since the flooding began last week. the national guard has rescued more than 3300 people. two fishermen in mississippi have been missing for days. flood warnings remain in effect today as many of the rivers continue to stay dangerously high. yesterday president obama signed an order declaring the flooding in louisiana a major disaster. the declaration triggers federal aid for victims. >>> in missouri, look at this video. the wa

south river. he tied cinder blocks to locklear's body before throwing her in the water. locke pleaded guilty to being an accessory after the fact. >>> neighbors are worried after a series of break-ins on new hope road. two men broke into a house and attacked a teenage girl. police are investigating that case as a forcible rape. the victim's mother told us the men duct taped her daughter and left her naked in a closet. it is the third break-in on police say they are not sure if the cases are actually connected. >>> covering durham now, cbs north carolina has learned disturbing information about the huge number of stolen guns and ammunition keeping police and deputies busy. last year alone, nearly 400 guns were reported stolen according to police records. the sheriff's office reported an additional 150 stolen firearms. those cases are keeping members of law enforcement and neighbors on edge. >> i'm speechful now. i'm just wondering where they are getting them from. >> police recovered 67 guns that were stolen and confiscated another 600 for another variety of reasons. >>> a 1-year-old child was hurt in a drive-by shooting, and the day care will not reopen. the owners of tatum christian center will no

road closure information right now, on the wusa 9 app. >>> well, flood warnings are raising alarms and prompting evacuations all across the south after heavy rain forced rivers and streams to go over their banks. one. the areas hit the greatest is bossier louisiana. david begnow has the latest. >> reporter: the storm unleashed another round of torrential rain overnight. thousands of people were forced from their homes in northern louisiana. more than 20 inches of rain has fallen >> you need sandbags? >> we will go get them. >> we rode along with the national guard staff sergeant genevieve tolar in the golden meadow sub definition of bossier parish. they were delivering sandbags and had already rescued 100 people. last night the evacuations in the neighborhood were voluntary. the national guard helped to get angela and her two daughters to safety but her 22- year-old son jimmy decided to stay behind. the fears grew that the levees would breach. >> there is a planneder to evacuation. we need to get everybody we can on the truck. >> the staff sergeant and others went back to get angela's stubborn son. >> it is mandatory. >> more people joined them. as this area

road. >> vital part of our fishing business. >> the business has leased the property on the 200 block of south west north river drive from the city for decades. but local developer has a grander plan for the parcel. >> riversidede is a complex of restaurants on the waterfront. >> 58,000 square if the privately financed complex partially on public property. miami resident first need to vote yes to the redevelopment.the referendum on the ballot. at stake initial 30 yeye lease. historically it has been neglected. >> we look to transform that. >>reporter: that property where the fishermen are now would undergo a 7 million dollar investment and when combined with this here it would cove about an acre and a half of waterfront property. total cost for the project 30 million dollars. >>> we have also have to contribute 15 percent of our gross revenue from the rent to the city. >> city would receive minimum annual rent payment of 195,000 plus dollars from the developer who is promising the expansion of the public river walk. out door plaza and 4 restaurants. raw bar with seafood market and guess whose name is in the planguess whose name i

south parts of texas still complete under water this morning. look at all of that flooding yesterday. buildings complete surrounded, roads turned into rivers there, even an interstate had to be shut down. people who live along one river have been order today evacuate, and here you can see he pretty much the entire town is under water and that's forced the people who live there to seek higher ground. take a look at these guys here they've moved yes their entire living room to the roof. you could see the tv, the couches and there's even a guy there you spot him there. >> is he sleeping? >> because when you have to move to your roof your parents don't want you to do your chores. >> right exactly. >>> let's get a look right now at what's going on in northeast ohio. it's st. patrick's day, we're one day away from friday weekend. now at what we have, that storm system to the north of us must be i think fringing on us just a tad bit today but overall it is going to be a nice day. here's a look at the satellite you can see all the clouds there. a anything else mix of sun and clouds today. here on the future cast we push forward and you'll notice a

of the south and this morning, 12 million people are under flash flood watches and so far, there have been 1300 hundreds of homes have water damage. in hammond louisiana, roads turned into rivers. boats to help stranded people. >>> this is video of the entire neighborhoods and roads under water. firefighters rescued a newborn from a flooded home, but three people drowned when they were swept away. nine others died when walls of mud destroyed their homes. >>> a man in a stolen car led police on a terrifying chase through chicago's neighborhood. that man is in custody. watch that black sedan. it goes down a residential street onto sidewalks and over driveways and sideswiping a police cruiser trying to stop it. eventually the driver gets out on the highway where he loses control of the car and he crashes into a ditch. he's getting out and running away, but officers captured him. >>> scott kelly is hanging up his space suit according to nasa. he returned to earlier kelly will continue to participate in the ongoing research related to his one year mission. >>> expect delays on u.s. 41 monday. sorry about that. the florida department of trans transportation is closing down the roadw

river. all of this will eventually be lifting north. we won't be dealing with the kind of rainfall rate like we're seeing down in the deep south. rather, we will see some showers down the roadere, especially, leading into the upcoming weekend which we will get to. for now here is the first front we were talking becomes pretty wimpy when it comes to moisture content. talking foot your weather for second though. once this front sort of dissipate it, will within the next few hours, back into sunshine err for the rest of the day steak quiet through saturday, even though little cooler by comparison, still women above average, pleasant, then comes some of the moisture but notice sunday, yes, see couple of showers dotting the area radar, nothing terribly excessive. even though we are going to see own more wet weather move along as we head into machine day which you will see in the seven day. for now skies turning out sunny, it is still mild, expect to go top off technically just 67 degrees later today. mostly clear, definitely cooler, under the clear sky with the cooler air to work, with looking forward in the forecast, don't forget, time to spring forward at the clocks, saturday

south of the overpass. moderate conditions on the beltway. in waldorf an accident has the left lane blocked, northbound side at pineville road. watch out for that. on the beltway, river road you can see the moderate volume kicking up on the inner and outer loop. watch out for the earlier issue around the gw parkway. still to come, big money. what the jury awarded erin andrews in the peeping tom trial. >> voters in four states are heading to the polls. detaon votes is next in campaign 2016. >> huge kudos to one town in the area named the best small town in area. skincare now becomes skinactive. new garnier skinactive introducing clearly brighter. a new active moisturizer to brighten dull skin. packed with antioxidant vitamin c, e and lha. it actively smoothes, boosts radiance and protects with spf 15. clinically proven. see brighter skin in just one week. new clearly brighter from garnier skinactive. the active way to better skin. >>> welcome back. what a gorgeous sunrise. this is the beginning. wait until you see the numbers when it comes to temperatures to

rivers continue to rise after torrential rain pounded the deep south. take a look at this, the downpours, part of a system that has submerged roads and cars, washed out bridges and forced residents to flee their homes. at least three people have died so far. nbc's sarah dallof is in louisiana. >> reporter: the water rose fast and furious, tpping people in their homes and cars, national guard crews have rescued more than 2,100 people in louisiana. in some areas two feet of torrential rain has fallen >> this water will come up to my waste. >> reporter: dwayne fuller feels helpless. >> i don't know what we're going to do. we don't have flood insurance, nobody in this area has had to have flood insurance along with most of the people in bowing loose is a. >> reporter: tina burrell is trying to get what's left. >> we are trying to see why we can go from there. >> reporter: the back breaking cleanup is just beginning. the widespread floods have damaged 2,500 homes in louisiana and 400 in mississippi. >> it's got about a foot and a half of water in it. >> reporter: in greenville brent mann woke up at 3:00 to find water inside his house and woke up his young sons. >

road made for white knuckle moments for drivers. >> yesterday the south bay missed out on most of the rain but not today. the guadalupe river had a decent current thanks to the rain. >>> devin fehely has more. >> reporter: we had a brief break in the rain this afternoon but it started up again. there's been a pretty dramatic rise here at the water levels here at lexington reservoir. days of drenching rain in the santa cruz mountains and south bay have finally begun to put a dent in the drought. the amount of water in the lexington reservoir has doubled in the past week adding 1.4 billion gallons. while the signs are encouraging, we are not out of the drought yet. >> we have been saying all along that we would need more than one year of good rainfall to recover from the drought. >> reporter: the water district and reservoirs are just over half full but tell that to drivers in the rain on the roads this morning. downpours left the roads wet, slick and occasionally flooded. >> how was the drive? >> terrible. it's hard when it's raining. people have a hard time driving so. >> it's inconvenient. but i think it's good. >> reporte

rivers flowing over their banks. >> in louisiana, fish from seen swimming in the streets. in tennessee rain caused this landslide in memphis. with roads in the south flooding. in some places the schools closed. communities are trying to keep the water at bay. people are doing their best to cope. it could be several days before the region drives out. >> next, donald trump's planned rally in chicago. how he is expected to be received in the democratic stronghold. and the nonprofit health clinic at the forefront of the fight against the zika virus in texas. >> our american story is written everyday. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >>> republican donald trump will hold a rally tomorrow in chicago. >> reporter: carlo is a chicago business owner like donald trump. the restaurant sits a few blocks from donald trump tower. last week he snapped up free tickets, now he can't wait to go, or can he. the idea was to get as many of the tickets as he can, and not go to the rally ideally to make it look like there's only 30 people there >>> in a fairly blue disat c

bridge that crosses over the hampton river traffic up there making its way toward settlers landing road so again we already have those delays they're headed to the south side and have the latest on your delays on the pencil and a few on the south side as well. all of that coming up in the next few minutes a local police officer already set to stand trial for a deadly shooting is slapped with another loss is to find we get ready for an adventure to the unexpected. find more than you seek. discover something new each visit to busch gardens. with world-class coasters and life-long connections... it's a different thrill every time. get a pass membership, now only $11 a month. busch gardens. . early this morning a dead body was found in a cemetery in right now the medical examiner in suffolk is trying to figure discovered off of old mill road around one thirty this morning we're working to figure out exactly how that body ended up in that cemetery the first place we'll bring you an update when we learned more in the meantime if you have anything any information that could help police call the problem. new this morning the parents of a man shot and killed a

river. it is going to be delaware and south jersey expected to see the most of this. accumulations on grassy surfaces. with that said if the snow comes down hard enough, some of the back roads could slicken up a bit. most of the accumulation is expected to be on grassy surfaces. coating to an inch in the gray shade which includes the i-95 corridor, wilmington, philadelphia and trenton. looks like the lehigh valley for the most part will miss out on this, same thing with the poconos. the 1 to 3 is confined to areas closest to the shore, cape may, atlantic, southeastern burlington, monmouth and ocean counties expect to see one to three inches. it depends on the track of the storm, if it tracks closer to the coast we'll shift it to the west. if it shifts out to sea we'll take these polygons here and shift it to the shore. rain and snow showers possible, 45 degrees is the forecasted high. winds owcht northeast, that will -- out of the northeast, it will feel like the 20s. overnight tonight, 29 for the outlying suburbs, 33 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, a fairly chilly day tomorrow, with the breeze it will feel like the 40s. 56 tuesday, we turn it

south at east capitol, right lane the only thing getting by that accident. and remember, we do have this problem as well in great falls, georgetown pike at river bend road, trafficernating past that accident. >>> today loudoun county school board members will vote on a controversial restrinkting plan. >> one of the options known as plan 12 would be to move about 1900 students to different schools. former teacher turned school board member jill turgen says it's an emotional time. >> unfortunate that it has come to this. i taught these students, i have love these students. >> many parents are not happy with the proposed plan. derrick ward live now with more on why. derrick. >> reporter: anytime you're talking about restricting, you will talk about controversy. whether talking about congressional districts or school districts. and that's what loudoun county is seeing about redrawing their map. they say relieve overcrowding at dulles south and make the schools run more efficiently, but one of plans being considered, plan 12, has raised some controversy. people who don't like it say that it consencentrates low inc students in two downtown schools leaving others less

. >> 270 south slow from 70 to fr0 the truck scales in frederick.re let's go ahead and take a live l look outside. outsi this is a crash in bethesda. bee river roadaling with that crash.gi car off the roadway off theff te side of the guardrail there so please use caution. cti traff very slowly. a look back at our maps in m just a moment and we will get wl you covered.c keep it to fox5 news morning, mg 6 o'clock hour is ca coming rigt up on this monday. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning.nig >> straight ahead at 6:00 a a double stabbing at a nightclubit in the district.ic breaking overnight policeolic spend hours on the scene. the s coming up, what we know aboutnou the victims at this hour. hr. >> also a first in cuba in president waking up in havana hv this morning. president obama with a fullam daya ahead. day two of his historic visittot to the caribbean island. iand. >> giving a live look outsideuti on this monday morning.ni it's march 21st.1s we'll have weather and trafficna on the 5s at 6:05. >>> good monday to you, i'm allison seymour.alli >> and i'm steve chenevey. welcome to fox5 news morning. mg first up this morning at 6:00ni0 developing

roads to buckle under the weight of the heavy water. the storms have hammered states across the south and tennessee crews rescued nearly a dozen people surrounded by flood waters from an over flowing river there. >>> a little bit cooler here today. we didn't have summer like temperatures but still, really beautiful out there today. >> hard to complain when you see something like. that you know some of the 48-hour rain fall totals are near 17 inches. you're talking four months of rain for us. liz told me she saw me carrying my over coat. she said you're not going outside with your over coat, did you. >> i didn't say it with such disgust. >> bring your man card wit. >> i guess after temperatures near 80 degrees intashgs feel a little cool -- i can't feel a >> toughen up! >> i would recommend everyone takes the over coat out toward the night. the breezes are they'll back off a little bit. overall, another gorgeous day. we backed off from june readings to april readings. we didn't go all the way back to march. this is high thin clouds and sunshine gleszenning off of the hash -- glistening off of the harbor. the air is dry. it makes it feel cooler. and the wind is gusty. the high goes in the

bogs down between river road and 125 and 128 and the pothole problem is in peabody, 95 southbound at route 1, huge road crater there has left several cars with flat tires and to the south we go, get a couple robs there, the expressway jammed between the split and columbia road, 128 southbound hangs between 37 and the split. >>> there's new information on the federal investigation of state senator bryan joyce. last month the fbi raided the law offices the milton democrat. now the ghoeb is looking in his role in a housing project. he helped the town get a half million dollar state grant for ames's estate. now prosecutor are looking in to his role as a private attorney for the development. >>> video on the internet, i don't do that, what are you talking about? >> sports reporters erin andrews describing the her and then released the footage online. she's expected back on the stand today and susie steimle emotional testimony. >> reporter: you can tell she's in that video, she says she's about this footage. which has was take -- was taken knowledge. she still suffers from panic attacks. she also blames the national mar yot as much as -- nashville marriott as much as her sta

roads and several schools in the area. a river in the area is also expected to overflow tomorrow and could cause severe flooding. another storm is expected to move through this weekend. stewart: south of the border, people are dealing with a much different problem. a snowstorm has damaged dozens of homes and shut down many roads near mexico city. officials say winds also reached 43 miles per hour. so far no injuries have been reported. angela: in louisiana a bizarre sight as waters continue to rise. can you see that? fish swimming in the street at stewart: you get a line, i will get a poll. angela: the rain in the area isn' t expected to let up until tomorrow. when it starts drying up, they better get back to the river. stewart: tony, we could use those raindrops, just not that much rain. tony: we would get a little bit in the weekend, and people are gearing up for the soccer match. and you have a fancy watch. stewart: we have a purple on. angela: the official watch. tony: limited due -- let me take you back outside. you can look at live as the a little bit of hayes, temperatures at the 80 degree mark. folks are gathering for the game . 5:00 temperatures around 85. 7:00 temperature