dot plans to reopen thursday evening but keep in mind if you live in weaverville or southeast of weaverville, that might slow you down a little bit. getting a look at travel time, things are slow on patton avenue, i-240 westbound is slow, traffic is slowing between the bowen bridge and i-40 this morning. gets a closer look at i-40, things are looking good from haywood county to buncombe county. it will take you 25 minutes to get from the maggie valley exit to smoky park highway.

dot plans to reopen thursday evening but keep in mind if you live in weaverville or southeast of weaverville, that might slow you down a little bit. getting a look at travel time, things are slow on patton avenue, i-240 westbound is slow, traffic is slowing between the bowen bridge and i-40 this morning. gets a closer look at i-40, things are looking good from haywood county to buncombe county. it will take you 25 minutes to get from the maggie valley exit to smoky park highway. report brought to you by the wired mouse. back over to you. >> holly: a big day in politics today. today is supertuesday. >> jay: voters in 13 states head to the polls. it is the first time in the election cycle we have had multiple elections on the same day. christine frazao is live in washington with what to expect. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jay and holly. despite what it felt like the past few days it is not just a popularity contest, what is at stake is actual numbers. delegates that can solidify or change the equation in terps of who gets the nomination. >>> for many republican, one question weigh

. >> the other car had flipped and sheree: in weaverville california a large portion of the highway collapsed right along the cliff. chunks of the pavement just keep crumbling. part of the road washed out and it keeps growing. coming off the main passageway for locals for the near future. mike: middle school students being armed with knowledge about guns. cracks if you want to pull the trigger go ahead. >> colorado city students were able to handle and test the weapons. the goal is to replace fear with respect. a little history makes them. i day and a sheree: gun range with loaded guns. sheree: matthew chapman who was living in the suspects in the van after reading about them. he called police and then nabbed the to a short time later. we' ll use the money now to start a new life. to help his grown children get through tough times. mike: a local high school grad is facing prison time in north korea. sheree: a reaction from neighbors who are just stunned at how long this local graduate was sentenced to. mike: a teenager in a coma after >> you are watching cincinnati' s wlwt news five. mike: hi

one officer with the weaverville police think it could be a seismic activity there. are no reports of earthquakes on the u.s. geological survey website. he will perform next tuesday at the cary arts center. it is scheduled for 7:00. tickets are still available and prices from $15 to $25. still going strong. don: i saw him last year and he's really good. when you see him live with one guitar you know whether they are really singing. barbara: and he is a nice guy. john: got some pipes. don: and some of the other performers were nervous and he was just like i'm going to start this and he was ready to go. we will talk rain chances. you see today, tomorrow, nothing. friday -- tomorrow night into friday 60% chance of rain. that's the best chance. saturday not much going on. sunday 30% and 50% chance monday. across the region. 50 right now, dew point 37. 61% humidity. southwest wind 17 miles an hour. a live look into downtown fayetteville and right now in cumberland county you are 50, southwest winds four miles an hour. everybody really warm compared to yesterday. 43 sanfor

it happened in weaverville which is north of san francisco. the highway missing a huge chunk of roadway. other breaks and cracks are causing concerns and crews are working quickly to fix the issues. >>> severe thunderstorms rumbling through illinois last night leaving quite a bit of damage behind. multiple tornadoes reported. trees were knocked down. power lanes came with them. overturned semis spotted at some of the interstas. >>> okay. back here in south florida though, we are warming up just like we thought we would. winter was like a figment of our imagination. >> anh that green grass a figment of our imagination too. >> and the ac, come on. we were so spoiled for a good couple weeks. bring up that nice weather we usedo have. dope worry, we may see a little glimpse of it next week. dark and early out there. you notice these cameras are not moving. that's because the winds are so calm. temperatures 72 degrees inn miami. we should be waking up to 65. relative humidity 93% with the winds calm. we could see the possibility of some patchy fog d

the only way to get to the closest town of weaverville is a 200-mile detour that takes five hours to drive. it could take another eight weeks before cars are allowed back on this section of road. angela: that is not good. angela: wesh 2 news at 5:30 is next. jim: stewart moore joins us now with a look what' s coming up in our next half hour. stewart: jim, angela, coming up on wesh 2 news at 5:30, a wesh 2 news investigation. a prescription pain medicatin announcer: you' re watching wesh 2. stewart: we kick things off tonight, with a wesh 2 news investigation. patients being denied legitimate prescription medication by pharmacists. good evening, i' m stewart moore. angela: i' m angela taylor. today wesh 2' s matt grant continued his work on this issue. he spoke with one woman who said her prescription for painkillers was not filled and was shocked to learn why. matt: without medication angela barrett would not be on her feet. >> i wake up sometimes and my feet will be numb, and i literally cannot feel them to walk. if i got out of bed, i would actually fall. her back. after surgery fa

the only way to get to the closest town of weaverville is a 200-mile detour that takes five hours. that's terrible. >> eric: let's get back to openingg day at the fair. >> janine: let's take you live right now, live p ptures from the fairgrounds a florida international university. you see some people checking out the ride, maybe the food. there's interesting food. >> eric: you were just regaling us with stories of buffalo chicken ice cream. >> janine: bowl of chicken ice cream, bake op and bacon chocolate on a a banana. >> eric: myself, i have a hard time turning down a deep-fried oreo cookie. the fair is open until around 10th.. exception acess mar 28th and 29th and april 5th. otherwise gout and have a good time at the fair. >> janine: take it from me. rides first, then food. rides first, then food. >> eric: not only will you thank on the rides will thank you as well. >> betty: i think snow cones air hot knotted out there this afternoon.n. knot commodity. mii made i it to 80 degrees. definitely a hot one out there. we are now stitt still sitting in the lower 80s. a south-southeast

the road is the main route from weaverville to the lake resort of trinity center. >> pam: no rain showers in the next day or so patrick felt like spring today. brittany? >> brittany: let's take a live look to rid a lot of sunshine. high pressure stays in control it will only shrink as we head into tomorrow as well. something to keep in mind that we will stay above average. at the golden gate bridge the see the flag is blowing temperatures, and you would notice on the map woman with a 71 degrees and 76 in antioch, 72 and let the tent at los 70's and san jose. and 72 and nevada. pretty nice day as we get into the evening. our satellite radar shows quiet, quiet conditions with any ray showers or snowfall and the higher elevations are well off to the east of us. and the fact, that the high pressure continues to build here and locks out any clouds. >> brittany: 4 tonight, we see mild conditions for our inland temperatures. my knight can clear skies projected again between high 50s. a more accurate and tracking even more temperatures as we go into tomorrow. pam? >> pam:still ahead. a somber day