let's take a look at north carolina right now. in north carolina, look how tight it is. based on 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,

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

this will be the first time north carolina voters have that id law implemented. even though many parts of the law are being challenged in court. voters must bring a north carolina voters license, passport or voter identification card. during early voting, more than 150 people didn't have acceptable id with them. our coverage of the primary continues over the next 90 minutes. next at 5:30, the special security changes needed for this election. and i'm investigating which candidates are getting the most money from north carolina. and then at 6:00. the last minute push to try to get your vote. now we're carrying tonight's events live at wsoctv.com. there you can also see video. and a slide show of the crowds and the protesting. it's the top story on our home page. now to major breaking news. channel 9 has confirmed that charlotte's former mayor, patrick cannon, will be back in mecklenburg county on wednesday to answer to a voter fraud charge. now cannon will be arraigned at the mecklenburg county courthouse. cannon pleaded guilty to corruption charges back in octobe

other big race in north carolina tonight. >> yes. in our election headquarters, let's go to him for those results, david? >> take a look at the map. cooper was the heavy favorite in this race. and he did beat dur ham attorney, spalding tonight. -- durham attorney spalding. now, he made a significant push of trying to talk about the haves and have knots of eastern north carolina. roy cooper who has been attorney general for almost 16 years said it is time to run for the state chief executive job. he jets the nomination and taking on governor mccrory. right now, let's check in with adam owens. they are starting to move the the party is over. meaning their party is just beginning? >> reporter: that is true. i don't know if it is something i said, david. you are exactly right. it is not likely that attorney general roy cooper prepared a concession speech. the polls had him taking this for the democratic party for governor. i am sure he expected it to be a night of celebration tphrarbgs -- and that is what it is. his eyes are on november.

. >> 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

carolina. >> next, north carolina's voter id law is in effect not everyone is happy about it. see how things are >> announcer: wbtv on your side. wbtv news starts right now. >> now, at 5:00 we are live in charlotte as neighbors get ready to march in protest of north carolina's voter id law. >> and we are getting reports of snow from places like gastonia, lake norman and bessemer city. our first-alert weather team is tracking it all from the first alert weather center tonight. good evening and thank you for joining us i'm molly grantham. >> i'm jamie bollment those stories coming up. right now breaking news in our alert center. >> alex giles is live with more. >> we got sky3 live over an accident that looks to be involving a school bus. we are told this is dar brook drive and a school bus there and a vehicle right now stopped in the road. police are on scene. about this reported accident and medic is telling us no reported injuries and a couple of cruisers. no reported injuries that is the good news. we have reached out to cms schools to see if they can give us information abou

and it's not just warm here in central north carolina. it's warm on the coast and even 70 up in asheville. that's way above normal for them. for us, our normal high is 61. at 8 going hour by hour 68 degrees dropping down to 66 at 10 and keeping it dry overnight a few fair weather clouds overnight. we are into the upper executes me -- excuse me lower 60s. tomorrow morning 55 degrees maybe a little patchy fog. this morning, it was 51 even warmer tomorrow morning and a little fog possible make sure to check in with alyssa at 4:30 to get outyou out on the roads safely. in the meantime high pressure is pretty much in control tomorrow. think the bigger change tom is a few ex-- tomorrow is a few extra clouds. still very warm and dry otherwise. we now are changing that a little bit on friday as this approaching weak cold front and more importantly the rain that comes with it will sneak in here a little bit friday afternoon. just a 20% chance of rain and it's going to be warm. then we get into the weekend. and now the front looks like it may slide

north carolina shoots 61% in the second half. bryce johnson on his way to another double-double, 21 points and 10 rebounds. the tar heels placed five players in double figures hitting providence with a 51- unc steamrolled its way into the sweet 16, 85-66 over providence. >> we didn't come to this point in the season to get to the sweet 16. the sweet 16 is a stepping point to get the where we want to be, which is in houston. >> at the end of the day we just want it, so when we come out and my and play like that like nobody else can take it from us, i think we'll be all right. these guys sitting up here were tough minded the last 18 minutes of the second half and they were really good. >> reporter: there is just something about raleigh. 9-1 in tournament play as they head off to their record 27th sweet 16. todd gibson, cbs north carolina. >> thank you. >>> the duke blue devils are also on the road to the sweet 16 after beating yale on saturday. they dominated the first half, but yale cut into that lead in the second half getting to

we did it together as a team. >> north carolina beauty matters, in north carolina safety matters, in north carolina economic development parties, and in north carolina educational opportunity and workforce training is important and it matters. >> reporter: now, the governor made a point not to mix his campaign with the connect nc campaign. he never mentioned his success tonight winning the republican nomination. once again, for governor. certain low from a political stand point -- certainly from a political standpoint he has been touring the state for months. he pitched his political wagon to it. at least for tonight, it was a success. >> all right, thank you. >>> our election coverage continues right after the break. >>> david crabtree will run we will hear from the top candidates that came out. greg? >> all right, one more warm day to go. then we start a cool down. it could be pretty significant as we head towards the weekend. we will give you a preview of the up coming spring and what kind of high temperatures you can expect on average between now and the end of may, coming up. >>

out across north carolina, 2.3 million people. 35% turnout. that is similar to what we saw in 2012 the last time a primary included a >> obviously it is presidential politics, always is interesting in these things if you have a president on the ballot and this is a hot race, the general assembly moved this race to march for hopes of this and boy, they got it. >> john: in the presidential primary donald trump beat out ted cruz and marco rubio and john kasich, won 40% of the vote, cruz at 37%. on theemocratic side, hillary clinton came out with the win against bernie sanders, she had 55% of the vote to just over 40% for sanders. clinton and trump pulling out other major win is a cross the country, weijia jiang has the latest. >> reporter: cbs news projects and north carolina. >> it is the biggest political story in the world. >> reporter: john kasich told all 66 delegates in his home state of ohio. >> i have to thank the people of you. is all i can tell you. i love you. >> ted cruz is holding out hope for a win in missouri. >> marco rubio decide

let's start in north carolina. the significant of this bill being put into effect and the aclu now suing? >> they keep are having me. i want to say what an honor it is to continue to have these conversations and to be in a position to tell a legislature in a government like north carolina, you pass an unconstitutional law wednesday night and we're going to see you on monday morning. it is important we have this tool, but the larger context in which these laws are playing out is deeply disturbing and the north carolina is almost a greatest hits of all of the terrible things if seen in the almost 200 bills that have been introduced targeting lgbt people this year. the law strips away legal protections for lgbt people in jurisdictions across the state and mandates discrimination against transgender people. we filed this lawsuit a basically say this law is unconstitutional and invalid's law that prevents sex discrimination in educational students receiving federal funding. amy: last wednesday as the nortel on a legisla

still ahead here on cbs north carolina, chaos at south by southwest. the incident that has put the police department there in austin, texas investigating the actions of one of its own officers. >>> and police are working on a case where a woman landed herself in the hospital after drinking chemicals. we'll explain what investigators know so far. you're watching cbs north carolina this morning. >>> and outside many of us woke up to some showers falling across the region. now we have cloudy skies but more wet weather on the way. i'll let you know when it will >>> believe it or not, spring is here. the season officially began equinox. that's when the sun's rays are directly over the equator, but winter won't be going away quietly a snow storm could hit and northeast today, but we're escaping a bit of that snow storm. we're seeing some cloud chitty skies out there and chillier weather. >> no snow. no snow. >> that is good. >> thankful for no snow in the forecast. cold temperatures, definitely. we're already feeling the chill. right now you're taking a live

cbs north carolina reports. reporter: police were called to this apartment complex behind me off hardy road and durham around 2:00 this morning after a reported shooting. when police arrived, they found 23-year-old symoud lewis dead. investigators spent several hours out here collecting evidence from the complex and this car. at this point, durham police have not said what the motive is, but for people who live nearby, it's not something they want happening in their neighborhood. >> it is depressing. it's just like another one? i mean, for me to wake up like this and take my kids could school, to see this, it's a conversation that we're going to have to have when they get home. it's just -- i don't understand it. reporter: police say they have point and they're urging you to call the durham police department or you can always call crime stoppers anonymously. wbc north carolina. >>> we have been tracking the numbers of shootings in the city of durham within the month of march. john burton on ridgeway avenue and 1

>> no. >> north carolina needs a new set of priorities. helping everyone in this improving economy, making affordable, quality education better than ever. >> reporter: and that is what cooper says he will be focusing on if elected governor. the north carolina republican party quick to fire back calling cooper a raleigh insider and accusing the democrats of trying to take the state back to days of higher taxes and bigger government. cbs, north carolina. >> debra ross will be going against richard burr for his seat. way race. she took the podium at the north carolina democratic party headquarters as soon as it became clear she would come on top. she wasted no time going after burr. >> so far, our senior senator has been shirking his constitutional responsibilities by refusing to even consider nominees to the supreme court. that upsets all of us. we're tired of these games in washington. >> ross represented wake county for ten years. before that, she was a practicing attorney. here was a watch party for ted cruz. he also stopped in raleigh fo

keep it here on north carolina we'll be right back. (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles... and exceptional customer service, head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... >>> welcome back. a buzzer beater saved face for the wolf pack last night. >> barely beating boston college at pnc. the eagles are dead last and winless in the acc this year. the pack was actually losing to bomb college at halftime -- boston college at halftime. 500 on the season and finish the year at notre-dame saturday. getting ready for the game at duke as well. >> unc and duke face off for round two of the battle of the blues saturday night at cameron indoor. this photo wednesday shows a crowded k-ville. starts lined up after the winter break. duke won the first round in chapel hill by one point. we'll see what happens this time. >>> the acc women's basketball tournament underway now in greensboro but the tar heels are already headed home. >> sylvia hatchel's squad came in with a low 13 seed a

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

the public policy poll show that is trump has a commanding lead in north carolina with 44%. cruz is in second place with 33. channel 9 learned that cumberland county sheriffs office will not charge trump after a protester was punched during a rally in fayetteville last week. deputies led a demonstrator out of the event when a man punched him in the face. john mcgraw is charged with assault and battery and communicating threats. evidence does not prove that trump tried to incite a riot. allison? >> thank you, erica, and we are taking you back out to the ballots. this is at could have in any event presbyterian church. voting has been busy in gaston county as well where they have the lowest turn out in the state from just two years ago. the precincts have seen a steady slow of voters throughout the day and expect 30% of the voters will cast the ballot compared to just 9% in 2014. most tell us that they are looking to decide the nominee for president. >>> and voters will decide if alcohol should be sold at convenience stores. allowed to sell beer and wine. their referendums for

you are a party official in north carolina. party officials are going to be very, very important over the next several months leading into the convention in cleveland. if it is a contested convention, which is the only way that john kasich will end up with the nomination, maybe the only way that ted cruz at this point ends up with the nomination. so a contested convention very much in play right now. as a party official in north carolina, how do the delegate rules work in your state? a lot of us -- you may not even know. it's hard to know. it's state by state rules. will they be bound? how many ballots are they bound in cleveland, and do you think as a party official that it's fair that it go to a contested convention? >> well, i support the rules that were adopted by the republican national committee. they are debated by a broad section of republican party activists and delegates across the country, and we have rules for a reason. ultimately i trust the voters and delegates to figure this out. and i think we'll come out with a

. >> north carolina is tremendously important. north carolina is a bellwether state. we have an incredible team here in north carolina. i'll tell you it is neck-and-neck. north carolina will have its impact on this primary. reporter: we are in kannapolis, deirdre. small town/suburb about 30 minutes north and east of downtown charlotte. cruz is about to get up on the stage right now if he is not up inside after church behind me. about 1000 people inside of that church i'm told. keep in mind here, this is the last event for cruz on this day. he is not doing one of these big prime time rallies. so that kind of gives you potentially sneak-peek how the cruz campaign thinks they might end up finishing tonight in michigan, mississippi, idaho and hawaii. this is it for them. they will not be in front. cameras later tonight. >> blake, thank you so much. speaking of michigan. front-runners from both parties, hillary clinton and donald trump eyeing state with most delegates infor grabs today. jeff flock is there. jeff, in grand rapids, what is the tone like? reporter: watching t

reporting live in raleigh, i'm carolina. >>> democratic front-runner north carolina. location. her challenger bernie sanders has not yet been to north carolina, and there are no set dates for him to visit. >>> voters will be asked to narrow down contenders for democrat for governor. attorney general roy cooper is facing off with jim spalding. cooler has an event campaign scheduled for today at wake tech but has not released much information about that tappic. republicans are choosing between pat mccolor little, charles moss and c. robert wally of all of the states. north carolina has the earliest primary. >>> voters in michigan, mississippi, hawaii, and idaho today. at least 150 republican delegates up for grabs. democrats are choosing candidates in two of the states. michigan election officials are expected record turnout there. we'll have more on why that state may play a big role coming up in about 15 minutes. >>> new this morning, a fire in cumberland county damages a law office. >> it happen on dix street in fayetteville. firefighters saw heavy fire and smoke coming from t

north carolina republicans. ted cruz a bit of a close second. you can see the numbers right on the democratic side, hillary clinton winning big in north carolina. taking a look at who won the counties in our area. on the gop side, trump won lee, vance, and cumberland counties. tedd cruise nash, wake, durham, orange and wilson. on the democratic side, hillary clinton took most of the state. in our area, bernie sanders took the lead in orange county. >> more results are announced. governor mccrory and attorney yen roy cooper will face off in the governor's race. the race is shaping up to be an expensive one. pat mccrory spoke sidedly about the passing of the nc bond not the nomination. however, later, he did deliver a message on facebook to all of his supporters. >> we need a governor who will lead and do what's right to prepare our state for the future. to focus on jobs, improving education and raising teacher pay. >> last night, cooper delivered a victory speech as well. through the course of this primary, cooper questioned governor mccrory's pr

starts 7:00, right here on cbs north carolina. still ahead, a warning about scammers targeting churches. local churches. how to make sure your congregation stays safe. after this. news. i get out of work and i go to the store, and somebody's, smellin' around, "mmm! i smell cookies." i say, "oh no, you just smell me. i just got out of work. that's honey bunches of oats, that's all." >>> internal aferrets is still investigating -- affairs is still investigating whether or not excessive force was used this week. the mom of the victim thinks so. lauren shows us thed controversial investigation and joins us in studio again with the latest. >> reporter: a day after his arrest malcolm elliot had nothing to say to reporters. but they did notice he was wearing small plastic braces on his legs. elliot's mother says she's outraged by this video that shows a charlotte police officer hitting her son with a before arresting him. >> it didn't take that many police officers to apprehend my son because my son is tall and he's very small -- very sk

. >> bill: she is also predicted to win right here in the state of north carolina. take a look at the percentages right there. a sizable advantage over sanders, 55% to 40 percent, extending hurriedly. she has dominated her southern states. she has already she has already won georgia, south carolina, alabama, and florida. >> kayla: on the republican side, donald trump, the projected winner in north carolina with about 60% of the precinct reporting. we're down now to ted cruz with 36% and john k sick with 13 percent. marco. marco rubio got a% in north carolina. >> bill: today is essentially super tuesday, two-point zero delegates up for grabs. today is particularly important for the republicans, it might be the candidates very last chance to try to stop trump's momentum's momentum and force of broker convention later this summer. >> kayla: we have team coverage on both sides of the aisle. sam smith is in the south and in the democratic watch party. first let's head uptown to charlotte, that is where we are standing by with reaction from republican voters. >> hi kayla.

heavy states like north carolina and florida. last night the democrats clashed with bitter intensity. miami. >> reporter: hillary clinton courted florida voters moments after taking on rival bernie sanders in a debate in miami. >> i really want to win florida next tuesday and i want to win florida in november! >> reporter: the showdown in the winner take all state centered on immigration. >> i would not deport children. members either. >> i don't think that the question. the united states of america. >> reporter: clinton and sanders also took turns during the debate plasting republican frontrunner donald trump. >> his trafficking and prejudice and paranoia has no place in our political system. >> american people are never going to elect a president who insults mexicans, who insults muslims. >> reporter: the latest polls show trump leading ted cruz, marco rubio and john kasich in both florida and ohio. trump and his rivals take to the debate stage once again tonight in miami. cbs news, miami, florida. >>> "cbs north carolina" lear

north carolina news, of course, is going to continue to follow this story. we'll have more on our web site, and of course, on the news at 5:00, 5:30, and 6:00. i'm emma wright, north carolina news. >> we also caught up with attorney general cooper and asked him about the officer- involved shooting. he called the situation a tragedy. >> i know it is horrific for people in the community when someone loses a life. it is clear that investigators and prosecutors should look at this matter thoroughly. >> cooper went on to say that authorities should take this case or the facts of the investigation -- should let this case for the facts and the investigation lead them. >>> and the shooting cut short a budget hearing. nancy macfarlane who says it's too soon to tell whether body cameras would have made a difference. >> it's certainly obviously we were scheduled to talk about it and it is something that everyone across the country is talking about. >> the council will rescheduled body camera discussion for next month. durham city leaders are also working to figure out

new sales taxes on car repairs and other services in north carolina are in effect. part of republican efforts to reduce the reliance on income taxes in favor of those based on consumer transactions. sales taxes will be charged on labor for a number of services by retailers, from installing cabinets, flooring, repairing jewelry and shoes. next, super tuesday is in full republicans and democrats are headed to the polls. more on the biggest single day of voting in the nominating process. plus, astronaut scott kelly returning to earth tonight after a year in space. a record stay. more on what he is most excited home. >> anchor: astronaut scott kelly mike making final preparations to return to earth, a record stay aboard the international space, a medical test subject to learn long-term effects of space. when asked what he missed most, he said he would not mind a steak, and to experience human confines of the space station. subway menu, you can order rotisserie style chicken raised without antibiotics, no artificial previewtives. it is the latest step in attempt to serve

. >> bill: she is also predicted to win right here in the state of north carolina. take a look at the percentages right there. a sizable advantage over sanders, 55% to 40 percent, extending hurriedly. she has dominated her southern states. she has already she has already won georgia, south carolina, alabama, and florida. >> kayla: on the republican side, donald trump, the projected winner in north carolina with about 60% of the precinct reporting. we're down now to ted cruz with 36% and john k sick with 13 percent. marco. marco rubio got a% in north carolina. >> bill: today is essentially super tuesday, two-point zero delegates up for grabs. today is particularly important for the republicans, it might be the candidates very last chance to try to stop trump's momentum's momentum and force of broker convention later this summer. >> kayla: we have team coverage on both sides of the aisle. sam smith is in the south and in the democratic watch party. first let's head uptown to charlotte, that is where we are standing by with reaction from republican voters. >> hi kayla.

north carolina news at noon starts now. >>> hello and good afternoon. i'm stefan chase. >> i'm russ bowen. we're hearing more from the mother of a local man killed by police. raleigh police tell north carolina news akiel denkins ran away when police tried to arrest him. officers say a gun was found by his body, but the family tells a different story. >> emma, you just talked with denkins' mother, right? >> reporter: i did just talk with her, and she says she appreciates all of the community support, but she still wants real answers from police and the fbi. we're here outside of the memorial where denkins was shot and killed. it's grown over the past couple of minutes. we've seen the community out here. they've been singing songs and having some sort of celebration of life. again, denkins' friends and earlier today say they really want answers from the police and the fbi. heartbreak on the streets of raleigh. friends and family of akiel denkins console each other after his death. holding back tears, valonda byrd says it's been two days of grief, frustrat

north carolina ranked 8th. the nfl is pack backing away from a connection between football and the brain disease cte. >> well certainly the research shows that a number of retired nfl plays are diagnosed with cte. so the answer to that question is certainly yes. >> today the nfl said he was referring to a particular doctor studying the disease. 90 of the 94 former nfl players had cte. >>> so stress is something we can all use a little less of, we have a few relaxation tips to relieve some of that stress. >> reporter: juggling a busy work and life schedule can take its toll. but there are a few ways to help maintain a healthy balance. it's all about making relax saks a top priority -- relaxation. so close your eyes, breathe in and out slowly, meditating is first on the list. this could make you more resilient to stress. find a quiet place and take a few deep breaths. deep breathing helps to slow down your heart rate and lower your blood pressure. and be present. the idea is to slow down and spend time in the mom

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> north carolina is pretty much a battle ground state. we're evenly divided. a few thousand votes could tip things one way or the other. the same day. political blitz north carolina voters may have to get used to. >> states like ohio and florida have been used to this. this is routine for them. north carolina is experiencing a new ball game. >> and as for today, michael says for political junkies, this has been like christmas and thanksgiving rolled into one. live in west charlotte, jim bradley, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> the candidates for president are driving people to the poles. 682,000 people across north carolina took part in early voting. that's a 10.5% of the state's population. 6.4million voters. it's up from 7.8% statewide. >>> our eyewitness news coverage of the candidates will continue online at wsoctv.com. we'll be streaming hillary clinton's event live for you tonight. click the link on our home page when the event begins around 9:15. had to say to voters for you tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. >>> breaking in the past 90 mi

kasich and rubio don't have anything on schedule in north carolina. at least not at this point. >>> your time now is 6:37. what would you do if you stumbled on $1,000? >> coming up, we'll tell you did in california or pennsylvania. >> $1,000? wow. let's go ahead and talk about your temperatures as you get ready to head through the doors this morning. 54 in lewisburg. i'll break down the forecast and find out how warm we'll get at devry university's college of business, we're looking for the go-getters. so if you want to learn what's been business-world tested today, and make an impact tomorrow, you're our kind of different. devry university's college of business. >>> just get outside. >> i saw people tweeting me. they say it's hard to work when it's beautiful like this. i agree. know that it will be beautiful before and after work. when we start to see the this morning. 60 by 9:00 a.m. keep in mind, 60 is close to where we should be for afternoon highs. just take a minute to look at your screen right now. an absolutely gorgeous sunrise is taking place

acc tournament goes into north carolina pitted against the panthers. prized to keep boston college winless in the state's final home game. bradley with that story, and our pet picture is from red and martha lee. meet the lounging k9 brothers of spotting jake and buddy, ages 8, log on to wral.com and s >>> nc state plays at home for the final time, trying to keep boston college winless in the acc. before the game, chase cannon is recognized with his family, and and robinson and best oj college boston college. and barber has 24 points. the deficit is four at half-time. who will help in the rally? how about caleb knocking down the jumper to make it a four-point game. and rowan came on strong, off the wing, knocks down. state's got a two point lead. this game is 72-71, 1.1 seconds on the clock. martin, the inbounds to barber. somebody's left, maverick rolling open and knocks in the winner. nc state breathes a sigh of relief and hold off boston college by the 72-73 score. >>> and stephanie walker and watts are on the aller from man team. watts is the acc fr

>> thank you to the people of north carolina. this is the best of north carolina. >> governor pat mccrory celebrating two wins, the party nomination and the victory for the connect nc bond. >> it was a late night for a lot of people. good morning, i'm russ bowen. >> good morning, i'm stefan chase. first, let's find out about the forecast with alyssa corfont. >> good morning. we start off with clear skies this morning. a few more clouds could bring us the chance for a few showers. right now, no rain on our radar locally. the line of showers is moving across eastern portions of tennessee. as you can see, there's not a lot of moisture associated with that. let's talk about your temperatures. 59 in raleigh. 56 in durham. also in the low 50s along south hills and roanoke rapids. 60 in lillington, and 63 right now in pinehurst. keep in mind, the temperatures still dropping for the next few hours. 75 at lunchtime and then 84 our high. our record high for today, 86. so that could easily fall for some of you later today. we'll have a brea

carolina monn >>> recreational drones are flying high across the country and north carolina is trying to elevate the game by using drones for commercial use. unmanned aircraft could soon create a new industry. companies like amazon want to deliver packages within 30 minutes by using drones. locally, travis jack began as a hobbyist but soon saw the potential for using drawns for business purposes. aerial photography. >> we do promotional video money we can work alongside of a licensed surveyor to do aerial surveying both regular ground-based and air-based video. >> tonight at 6:00, cbs north carolina reporter steve will show us how one local doctor is working to use drones in life and death situations. >>> this morning, new information about a home invasion at an apartment complex near nc state. we fist brought this to you as breaking news last night at 5:00. it happened on wolf glenn court. the victim tells cbs north carolina all three were inside of the apartment when five people broke in and stole various things like their phones. no one was injured, but anybodies tell thus happens

no matter who becomes the nominee, north carolina will be a swing state in november. and frontrunner donald trump visited yesterday but it was marked by the arrest of six protesters. there were clashes between supporters and opponents before he took the stage, and we saw one man wrestled to the ground by police. >> oh, they are just trying to bully the bernie sanders crap on me. i ain't gonna take it. >> [bleep]. >> others like this bernie sanders supporter never made it in the event. he used his cell phone to record the moment he was turned away, and many people were turned away because of a lack of space. the protests were mostly cast his ballot. he is being challenged for governor and attorney general cooper. channel 9 will post results on wsoctv.com throughout the day with complete coverage at 10:00 and 11:00. >>> matthews town leaders are making demands when it comes to school assignments. they are prepared to leave the school district unless cms guarantees students will be sent to neighborhood schools. they formed a task force to find out what parents want and w

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thanks for watching north carolina news. i'm russ bowen. >> i'm stefan chase. >>> first, let's get to storm team meteorologist alyssa there's rain back to our west. some of the rain could sneak into the area as early as late this afternoon while the bulk of the moisture will arrive overnight tonight. the temperatures are cooler than where we were yesterday at this time. close to freezing, 34 in lewis. 34 in roxboro. then we're in the 40s around raleigh and durham along with lillington on this tuesday morning. here's the forecast for today. 44 and sunny at 8:00 a.m. 63 at noon. still well above normal with a high of 70. it will be breezy this afternoon. can't rule out an isolated shower around 6:00 p.m. we'll have more on the rain chances coming up on the storm team forecast. >> reporter: you need the sunglasses with the drive in. once you see the sun coming up today, it will be gorgeous. right now, nothing to worry about as far as that morning drive. we start things off with a live

brian webb, "cbs north carolina." >>> "cbs north carolina" has new information in the bergdahl case. he says he left a post in afghanistan to draw attention to leadership problems. that is according to newly released document by his attorney. you may remember in 2009 bowe bergdahl was taken hostage by the taliban after leaving post. he was held for nearly five years until he was released in 2014 in a prisoner exchange that was controversial. bergdale now faces a general court-martial on charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. >>> former charlotte mayor attempted voter fraud yesterday. the former mayor went to charlotte from west virginia where he is serving a 44 important sentence for accepting bribes while in office. he says he didn't intentionally try to violate the law when voting in november of 2014. he just made a mistake. >>> convicted felons are not allowed to vote. >>> right now firefighters in moore county are trying to figure out what caused a large barn fear there. according to the be a teen times -- aberdeen times first responders were called to the barn 6:

stomach donald trump is back in north carolina. will take a live look at his campaign event at lenore rhine university. his plane was delayed due to fog in the hickory area. he is back on track. the event was pushed back to 11:45 this way. he is participating in a town hall meeting with chris christie. let's listen in. >> there's anger in the fact that america, the u.s. doesn't win anymore. we don't win are trade. we don't win in the military. we can't take care of our veterans who are so important. [ applause ]. education is a disaster. >> the university plans to following the visit. will have more tonight at 5:00. >>> all of this comes when we are less than 24 hours away from the primary. heidi crews -- cruz will talk to supporters at fayetteville tech. hillary clinton will focus in charlotte and her husband will make an appearance in greenville. early voting ended saturday. we go live to cameron village. >> reporter: here you can see a large crowd at the polling center at the cameron village library. candidates are hoping to see

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

david hurst cbs north carolina news. >> david thank you. donald trump was asked about the actions of john mcgraw. he says he doesn't condone the assault. >> people come with tremendous passion and love for the country and when they see protest in some cases when you are mentioning one case which i haven't seen. i heard about it which i don't like. >> i think it's appauling. i think in the united states of america people should be able to attend any rally they want without fear of violence. and you know, what i saw and what i heard about is not what this country should be about. with us today while he was in town. >> man on politics, it's been a busy week in central north carolina for canada visits and this morning bernie sanders became the latest to hold a rally. fans got in line as early as 4:00 a.m. to see him in person. the line formed around the duke energy center as young supporters hoped to score the limited seats. they believe sanders is more honest than other politicians. >> bernie is making a difference for our world and i love him

carolina, primaries in their home states are on the same day at north carolina, for them in their states. >> if they don't win in their states there is not much of a claim they have to continue on. reporter:red to ted cruz could be the wild card in north carolina. the state is not what is called winner-take-all. north carolina allocates its delegates proportionately, that could help cruz. >> delegates are what he needs, to prevent trump from getting a majority. and to, allowance avenue for antitrump candids to win. reporter: something interesting to point out here, north carolina, moved its pry hair up -- primary up this year, it was in may, they moved it to mid march, so that state could have more of a role in take picking the nominee, with 3 primaries, it might not have work as well as party leaders hoped. robin kanady, fox 46, wjzy. bill: thank you ron robin. >> early voting underway for next tuesday's primary. >> and meanwhile on democratic side of the isle, hillary clinton will make a stop in north carolina thursday, no word on where she will campaign but officials say that clinton

north carolina again sunday. marco rubio does not have any north carolina stops on his itinerary ead of tuesday's primary. >>> a group of north carolina senators is trying to block an ordinance allowing ansgender peopleto use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity. a group of senators and lieutenant governor are working together. the ordinance takes effect april 1. >>> the weather is beautiful. >> it is. and will be for quite some time except for the weekend, wouldn't you know it. let's take a look at the durham skycam. not a cloud in the sky looking across the lucky strike tower across the american tobacco campus. right now temperatures are nice and warm. 55 roxboro, 50 goldsboro. town by town 49 rocky mount, 54 in south hill. unusually warm temperatures this morning. topping out near 80 this afternoon d tomorrow. there may be patchy fog tomorrow and chance of a shower friday. brian? westbound around the us-1 interchange leaving south raleigh heading toward ry, you can see activity on the shoulders

reporter: a big honor for two north carolina companies. horn and association and vas institution in cary are among the 100 best companies to work for. the list came out this week. >> we're excited. the timing is neat that we made the list just before we're moving to downtown raleigh. reporter: they are a civil the list. vas institute a business company ranks 8th just behind horn. >> most people thiasus is a great place to work because of the benefits. a lot of companies are offering great benefits now to attract great talent. what really matt says a culture of trust and flexibility. reporter: one thing they both have in common, employees say they care for them and treat them well. they offer tell commute -- commuting, job tuition and pismo ayey health care costs. the other offers paid time off and a campus fitness cent. >> it's humbling to be listed with some of the firms that are household names. reporter: both made the list many times before with you fell short of overtaking google, which holds the top spot. in raleigh, madelyn wright, c

the story is later on cbs north carolina. >> the stakes are high in north carolina as votes head to the -- voters head to the polls. we'll have analysis from john dickerson tonight on the cbs as we tally the votes . >> 5:44 on your tuesday morning. good morning to you. in this morning's top stories, voters in five states, including here in north carolina, are heading to the polls today for the primary election. >> one of the contests here, the race for governor. it looks possible pat mccrory will face rye cooper. >> -- roy cooperp. >> also, the $2 billion connect nc bond is on the ballot. proponents say it's needed. opponents worry it will cost taxpayers in the long run. >>> donald trump is expected to beat marco rubio and remains locked in afears baitle with john kasich in ohio. hillary clinton faces a of ohio, illinois and missouri. >>> breaking overnight, three police officers in chicago are in the hospital after being shot. the shooting happened just before 10:00 last night on the city's west side. three officers are expected to survive. a fourth person was reportedly killed in the

in north carolina and the critical state of ohio. please stay with our live coverage. >>> we're back. our two big first closings are in five minutes. first to the big board, we explain how raw vote is coming in. even though we don't declare poll closing in florida until the top of the hour, at 8:00 eastern, but we've got a third of it in. donald trump 45%, marco rubio 27%. let's pan right, and move over to the democratic party. hillary clinton, 66-32% lead with a third of the raw vote in in florida. >> again, that's only a third of the vote in. 2-1 advantage is striking there. >>> looking ahead at bernie sanders' prospects, steve has been looking at what a best case scenario might be. >> it gets complicated and comes with a catch because of what we've seen in the democratic race. think back to bernie sanders winning michigan last week. remember, he actually lost ground in the all important delegate race to hillary clinton that night, because he was simultaneously traunounched. you see the results in florida, we'll see what happens, b

and we're going to bring them to north carolina. i can tell you that. >> democrat, republican candidates for the last 30 they are going to fix everything and they are scared of trump. >> he spoke about the military, foreign policy and stance on education, wanting to repeal common core. next heads to miami for tonight's republican presidential debate. >>> with less than a week to go to the north carolina primary marco rubio's campaign is making its home in wake county. they opened an office in garner yesterday. volunteers say it will be a place for them to make phone calls and answer questions about the race. rubio supporters say they are optimistic for next tuesday's primary. >> i feel like i can't give up pe that this is not over until it's over. >> representative john klein from minnesota was also at the opening to talk to the crowd. find much more of our election coverage including updates on planned visits and how to get tickets now on wncn.com. >>> a raleigh man now facing charges after police say he tried to burglarize a local