heather: 13 states are voting today. that' s 1460 delegates up for grabs. 865 for democrats, 595 for republicans. after today, 30% of gop delegates will be awarded. that might not get any one candidate to the magic number needed to secure the nomination, but it usually pushes under-performers out. ed: governor charlie baker casting his vote in swampscott this morning. demand that he endorsed chris , christie, is out. the governor has said he will not vote for trump or ted cruz. so, who did he vote for? gov. baker: i was looking for the person who i thought had a demonstrated track record of being able to work with others and find a way to get stuff done, working with people you don' t always agree with. recognizing that the big problem we have in washington is that nobody can accomplish anything. ed: he did not reveal who it was. as for whether he will support the republican nominee, the governor says he will wait to see how it plays out, saying there is still a long way to go in this race. heather: the "new hampshire un

heather: that was kelley tuthill reporting. wing courage you to stay right here as the super tuesday results come in throughout the night. an abc news special starts at 10:00 followed by newscenter 5 at 11:00. you can also follow the results on the free wcvb mobile app. phil: 43 degrees right now. harv, you are tracking some changes. m assuming we are going from the 40' s? harvey: if you are talking about next week, that might actually happen, but it will warm up late tonight into tomorrow morning but it does not last. we have a storm coming. rain, a mix and snow. not towards us. but, that little bit of a mix of sleet or freezing rain could affect northern western the storm itself is on the way, so is the precipitation but in a warm southerly wind makes it mostly a rain situation. advisory for a time late tonight. 1:00 a.m. illustrates freezing rain to the northwest. it might linger until the morning, it will be mild enough for rain. right around the freezing mark. that is why there could be a couple of hours of sleet or freezi

heather? heather: which might be exactly why people question politics. all right. thank you so much for joining us. senator marco rubio putting speculation to rest, saying he is not running for re-election in the senate. he also says that he will not be running for florida governor and ruled out being a vice presidential candidate. those announcements come just days after he suspended his presidential campaign. jon: overseas now to north korea. the communist nation test firing two ballistic missiles into the sea. the move coming just a day after president obama imposed new sanctions against north korea. greg talcott is keeping an eye on that live from london. greg? >> reporter: hey, jon, yeah. more muscle flexing from the rogue nation, north korea. this follows short-range missile launches and other provocative actions by north korea. fox news can confirm mid-range missile launches, two of them. the rockets traveling some 500 miles. that makes them capable of hitting u.s. bases in that region.

heather: an interesting note going into today' s voting. since the beginning of the year, nearly 20,000 people in massachusetts have dropped their democratic party affiliation, mostly becoming unenrolled. that means they can vote for either party in today' s primary. stay with wcvb as the super tuesday results come in through out the night an abc news special starts at 10:00 followed by newscenter 5 at 11:00. you can also follow the results on the free wcvb mobile app. phil: there are no weather issues if you are heading out to the polls but we are in for some big changes. 24 hours. harvey: temperatures especially. it has rain, a mix and snow. everything is going that way. that takes the snow to northernmost new england. it gives us mainly rain. the start of the precipitation around midnight. pockets of worcester county could be around the freezing mark and there could be some freezing rain or sleet. look at the warm-up by morning. it will be one of these mornings where you go out, it is windy and warm. everything will flip around as cold a

back to you, heather. heather: yeah. and if kasich were to win ohio, is there a path to the nomination for him moving forward from there? thank you so much. >> reporter: yeah. jon: let's take a look at some brand new numbers in the oner-take-all states of ohio and florida. a new quinnipiac poll shows donald trump and governor john kasich tied in ohio, the one that kasich promises to win. another quinnipiacing poll also shows trump with an overwhelming lead in florida, senator marco rubio's home state. joining us now, bret baier, anchor of "special report." bret, as you look into your crystal ball, things are going to be a whole lot more clear about, what, 36 hours from now. >> they will, jon, definitely. good morning. i tell you, you will see in the cases of florida and ohio a blueprint laying out tomorrow night that will tell you whether donald trump is more or less likely to get to the magic number of 1237 delegates needed to clinch the gop nomination. if he wins both of those states, he's on a much better position to

heather: trump is doing that too. let the process play out. >> that is what trump ran on in ohio being the anti-trump, is that enough? >> that is not enough. >> wait a minute. being the anti-trump is not enough. i want to know what you are for. i need to hear what you are for. i don't need to hear democrats or republicans tell me as a voter my vote does not matter. we will see. heather: thank you for joining us. thank you. happy birthday, mom. >> happy birthday. john: the embattled restaurant chain supposedly trying to win back customers after a series of illness hes, what supposedly is offering now. plus a setback for hillary clinton. what newly released emails say about her request for a secure government smartphone during her time as secretary of state. so i'm going to take this opportunity to go off script. so if i wanna go to jersey and check out shotsy tuccerelli's portfolio, what's it to you? or i'm a scottish mason whose assets are made of stone like me heart. papa! you're no son of mine! or perhaps it's time

heather: kind of a give and take. we love to see all these blooms, but then we have all these allergies. it down is when you get some rain, and that will knock down the pollen levels a little. that will happen friday morning when we get some rain showers. let's take a look ahead at what is going on across the region through the evening hours. it will be pleasant, temperatures in the 50's by 10:00, 11:00. you will need a jacket heading out. but not nearly as cold as we were last night. fayetteville, 68 degrees. a nice recovery. a cold start in the 30's today. the air is very dry, 76 -- that will up the fire danger a bit. 66 at rdu. even warmer at the west, 70's will surge our way starting all the way up into the midwest, minneapolis is very nice, but they are about to get a dose of reality as a winter storm watch is in effect, and they could get up to a foot of snow. 45 at 7:00 a.m., 67 at noon. a beautiful wednesday coming up. temperatures continue to rebound into the 70's. lower mid-70's across the region. could be b

heather: i'm heather childers in for jenna lee. good to have you here. larry sato, that's who you're talking about. he and his qualities from the center of politics in a piece entitled the electoral college, the only thing that matters. writing this, quote. more than seven long months remain until the election and all kind of unexpected twists and turns can occur. sure we don't know the shape of the economy or terrorism or the precise job approval rating of president obama in the autumn or the gas and scandals that may yet unfold on our way to the ballot box but gosh darn it, there's finally a pause in the nonstop primary calendar and were going to take advantage of that. jon: larry sato, the director of the center for politics at the university of virginia joins us now live. it's pretty bold to be looking at electoral college votes this early larry. but you've taken a look at it first of all, you've got to pick your nominee. you say it's all but certainly hillary clinton on the democratic side. howabout trump? >> trump is the front-runner . he is the li

heather: thank you. bill: there are signs donald trump may have a bumpy road ahead, everybody but from meeting with jeb bush. what are they talking about? heather: the discovery that could cut isis off at the knees, a list of thousands of recruits, we will talk with the man who shot usama bin laden about what this could mean for the war on terror. bill: a bus flipping on its side, the good samaritan who came to the rescue. >> any time you see a situation like this especially with a school bus on its side it makes your heart stop. >> oh man, is flipping over. and stay awake during the day. learn about non-24 by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. bill: and major storm system hammering texas, heavy rain, officials warning of dangerous travel conditions and flash flooding. a school bus carrying special needs children flipping on a wet road. a good samaritan saw what happened and rented the scene. >> it was in the same neighborhood i lived in. i sought it pick up kids and get the kids off before som

heather: i'm heather childers in for jenna scott. 367 delegates up for grabs for the republicans and 691 for the democrats. marco rubio and john kasich hoping victories in their home states will keep their campaigns alive. jon: we start with john roberts in miami. reporter: the big question is will donald trump win the sun shine state or could marco rubio stage a big come-from-behind victory to keep his campaign hopes alive. saturation coverage from one end of the state to the other the past week. but the problem for rubio is the polls are 2409 in his -- the polls are not in his favor and a loss here in his home state would torpedo his run. reporter: are you going to keep going even if you lose here. >> we'll be in utah with momentum and the wind at our back or we'll be in utah after a disappointing loss. we are going to continue to push. reporter: donald trump could have a big day today. he leads in four states going into the voting. he's tied up in ohio. running the table could cement his position as the de facto nominee. he says if marco rubio doesn't win florida that he will drop

visit ncicap.org] heather: a terror attack in brussels. the islamic state taking -- we will check in with rdu just a minute. joel: first let's dig in with steve daniels with the latest developments. steve: the details have been coming into the breaking news center all afternoon long. nine americans have been injured ra have tightened security at airports and railway stations and other key areas. the french prime minister saying europe is at war. i have a surveillance picture. more information posted. authorities say this is an image from inside the brussels airport. two men are the suicide bombers. each of them is wearing a glove on the left hand. they may have been holding a detonator and there is a search for one of those men tonight in brussels across europe. joel: thank you. the attack in brussels put airports around the world on high alert. the airport has a policy of not commenting on terrorism events or security measures. we sent ed crump to the region's largest airport to speak with local travelers about concerns. tell us what you

heather: yeah. and i think you actually just insulted a lot of trump followers by calling them white supremacists. >> i didn't say all trump followers are white supremacists. i didn't say that. what i said was he has got white supremacist support but i'm not in any way, shape or form calling them white supremacists. that's not what i said. i want to be very clear about that. heather: thank you for clarifying that. brad, why do you think he came out last night he wants to unify the party and he can and he will? >> because he thinks he will be nominee. he had a good night last night but next week will be telling. if he has continued success in his second home state of florida, then i think he's right to set the tone now. it is never too early to unite, to reach out to others but, it is going to be a little hard lift for trump because of his rhetoric. he is going to have to take it down a little bit. he will accept the fact he will not win everybody over, that's okay. heather: yeah. >> but next tuesday

heather: thank you. don't forget, your potted plants you may want to bring them in tomorrow night and make sure they are covered. tonight should not be an issue. steve: you not be that cold. we will be above the freezing mark. we'll clear skies. we look at some of the cold air, but it feels cold. it is like january. the coldest high we have had today was 41. we had 43 today. 43 roxboro, 47 in early, so we should be in the mid to upper 60's this time of year. well below average. friday as the system comes our way. maybe thursday night. this is the d.o.t. camera. this could follow and give us more showers saturday. not likely, but we will keep an eye on it. and what is moving overhead, the front is squeezing out light at the airport, and picking up on 540. the roads will get wet. if you are going to be out and about, keep that in mind. showers are progressing and should be out of here by tomorrow morning. chilly conditions tomorrow. highs in the 50's, which sounds warmer than it is. when you factor in the

heather: thank you. it's not often you hear of your being recalled but today, corona is announcing one. it is for corona extra 12 with labels in the u.s. that may contain small pieces of glass. just look at the eight digit code printed on the side panel of the cardboard carton. for a refund were to get questions answered, you can call the number on your screen. heather: three young children vanish after playing in the yard and authorities call for an anna: where the kids were found after 12 hours it has lease asking more questions. a man drives head on into a car with kids inside. now the family has a message to share with the victims. heather: chris just said this cannot last forever. chris: we want it to. anna: we wanted to but it can't. stay with us. we have much more straight ahead after the break heather:. we stream all of our newscasts you can download our free news >> caught in the act, a retired sheriff's deputies saw two the man involved said he calls it bad luck, and he is not a killer. the man

heather: he can do laundry. jon, republican presidential race is getting more and more complicated as the three candidates all book away from a pledge to support their party's eventual nominee. getting interesting. welcome to "happening now." i'm jon scott. heather: i'm heather childers in for jenna lee. if it is possible to get even more interesting. jon: crazy might be the word for it. heather: gop candidates making comments at town hall in milwaukee. one week before the wisconsin primary raising new concerns about what could happen what in the world is going to happen in the convention in july. >> do you continue to pledge whoever the republican nominee is? >> no, i don't anymore. >> i'm not in the habit of supporting someone who attacks my wife and attacks my family. >> nominee is somebody i really think is hurting the country and dividing country, i can't stand behind them. jon: let's bring in jamie weinstein, senior editor of "the daily caller." phillip bump a writer for "washington post" politics blog, th

heather. heather: former president bill clinton campaigning for his wife in massachusetts both last night and today, underscoring just how close hillary clinton and bernie sanders are in the polls. newscenter 5' s rhondella richardson is live in new bedford, one of the president' s stops. rhondella: voters coming and going here sorry they missed the former president. clinton supporters hoping the retail politics pays off. while democratic presidential front-runner hillary clinton campaigns in minneapolis on their day of caucuses, her husband, the former president greeted voters on the grounds of the button wood park zoo. president clinton: we can all rise together. hillary says the way to do it is to build ladders of opportunity >> she is someone who is always impressed me in a variety of ways. rhondella: officials hope the enthusiasm means turnout in the polls. bill clinton visited a polling place in west roxbury and made a stop in taunton. >> i got to shake the president' s hand. it was fun.

heather: benjamin thank you so much. jon: candidates for president always talk for endorsements from their political peers and the news media. one major florida newspaper says none of these men is fit for office and refuses to pick one. that papers jesus opinion editor is joining us to tell us why.>> dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. heather: america's election headquarters. one of south florida's most prominent newspapers says it won't endorse any republican candidate in next tuesday's primary. the sun sentinel says it back hillary clinton in the democratic primary but it cannot endorse trump, rubio, cruz or casey. writing on its editorial page

heather: and i'm heather childers in for jenna lee. a busy morning so far already. unfortunately that plane did land safely and the suspect is in custody as well. local news in cyprus showing the last of the passengers leaving the plane.go more than 50 people were on this short flight traveling from alexandria to cairo when the hijacker took over. the president of cyprus says the incident does not appear to be related to terror. jon: but it raises more questions about airport security in egypt six months after the deadly crash of a russian jet that took off from a resort in the sinai peninsula. isis claiming a bomb blew that plane out of the sky killingall 224 people on board. let's bring in michael balboni, former homeland security advisor for new york state your michael, it brought to mind the bad old days of airline hijackings when a guy with a gun could take a jet just about anywhere. it turns out not to be the case in this situation but it raises a lot of old fears . >> imagine what would happen happen in this country if we had a similar incident. got for bid t

heather? heather: still to come a massive fire at a junkyard sending smoke into the air that could be seen for miles.wyatt could have been a whole lot worse. plus some democrats say that guy right there, joe biden may be able to help hillary clinton after senator sanders burned her in three states this weekend.our political panel explained that one. wrely on the us postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes our business. that's why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. here, there, everywhere. united states postal service priority:you jon: new information about a massive junkyard fire in upstate new york. buffalo firefighters finally put it out late last night but not before bringing in the hazmat team. a chemical warehouse is right next to that junkyard and they fear it could have accelerated the fire. investigators determined there was no risk there. no word on how the fire broke out. heather: hillary clinton trying to bounce

then heather just started walking to this bedroom, pulling my hand. >> reporter: does heather's deposition contradict that? >> did you ever say to mr. bollea, i want to get with you, i want to do this and that and other stuff, i want to have sex with you? >> not that i recall. >> will the alleged inconsistencies be enough to make a jury doubt him? >> if these jurors don't like and trust hulk hogan, that could have a big impact on the potential damages here. >> reporter: but if he wins, it will likely set a precedent. >> if hulk hogan wins it will certainly have a chilling effect on publishers who want to publish even a small snippet of a sex tape. >> reporter: hogan's team hoping to rein in a new media frontier. >> the internet is this wild west territory as it concerns media. there don't appear to be the same rules to some people. and they have to understand, they are bound by the same ethics and they are bound by the same rules and they're pound by the same laws. >> reporter: closing arguments are expected to begin friday for "nightline," i'm linzie janis in st. petersburg, florida. >>>

death. >> dear heather. i can't push these thoughts and emotions to the darkest, most solitary place in my mind anymore. i suppressed so much. your parents think i abused and beat you on multiple occasions and your friends think i controlled and forced you to be with me. i'm so far from abusive sometimes i find it beyond belief how i wound up where i am. i never wanted anything over than your love. i never would have hurt you. yet you are dead and i might as well be. >> but debby norris, heather's mother, says that bean is a liar. >> i know that heather was beaten by him at least four times, four times that were pretty bad. one time she ended up going to the hospital after a beating. two of those beatings she pressed charges and he was arrested on one charge and the other charge was pending when he killed her. >> debby norris did not allow her daughter to die in vain. after heather's death she led the effort that resulted in the passing of heather's law which made domestic violence education a requirement in

heather: i just -- this fun. heather: i just might come down and take you up on that offer. and college game day this morning. the biggest story of this storyline is the tobacco road showdown. this is the eighth time the matchup has been featured. new at 6:00, a flying piece of equipment leaves a hole in the roof of a target. we were at the scene at the shop at midway drive this afternoon. a five pound metal block from a nearby would -- woodchipper flew through the roof. no one was hurt but it was a bizarre scene inside that target. earlier we told you about hillary clinton coming to north carolina. season is here. donald trump was also here. staff and volunteers met supporters while handing out bumper stickers for the republican presidential front runner. his campaign also has an office in fayetteville. he will be in concorde and fayetteville next week ahead of the march 15 primary. and voters cast their ballot in early voting. they got up early for an early rally and march to the polls. >> they marched happily to the durham board of elections for early voting on saturday.

heather: we begin with world down syndrome day. they spent the morning putting together care packages to make the transition a little smoother. just one month ago, sarah callahan's world was turned upside down. >> we found out in the hospital about 20 minutes after city was born. it was quite a shock to us. reporter: sadie was born with down syndrome. >> the way it was delivered was overwhelming. reporter: it's how jenna white describes feeling after abruptly son. know. i got a call over the phone at work. with all the newborn necessities. >> a new baby blanket, a onesie. reporter: and information on how to connect with other families in their shoes. >> this is something to celebrate. for some parents, it may be hard to see that in the moment. reporter: it is not just what is in the inside that way -- they hope a connect to new paris. they hope to -- new parents. they hope to connect with hospitals around the triangle. >> you are a child with down syndrome or that you are going to have a child with down syndrome. >>>> you get reall

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heather:>> keeping you connected. find us on facebook and select "get notifications." >> see what is happening this instant. abc 11 eyewitness news news at 11:30 starts right now. joel: i-40 slowly reopening heather: we are talking to drivers stuck in the middle of the travel nightmare. reporter: traffic is free flowing at this point. we are hereby exit 152. it opened about 35 minutes ago. it was a much different situation. with the video from earlier. this is what investigators are telling me. nine total accidents between exits 153 and 147. 21 people taken to area hospitals. unc as a satellite office in hillsboro. we don't know the extent of anyone's injury. we can tell you the first accident took place around 5:45 this evening in graham. we have a radar image that first alert meteorologist liz horton sent me that shows the strong line of stores passing through i-40 westbound. we don't know the weather was the cause, but it was a significant situation in this area. i had a friend passing through she was waiting since

heather: thank you. dozens of protesters are marching in charlotte saying isis is targeting -- the same the government is unfairly targeting immigrants. protesters believe that ice spotted to him once he was no longer a minor. president obama is making history today. air force one touchdown early this afternoon in havana. the visit comes one year after in changing theaseball game, so a lot being packed into this. heather: more violent clashes at projectors and supporters shoving each other and even throwing punches. video shows trumpet securing a campaign manager, grabbing one protester by the caller. party is disputing trumps claim that the candidate with the most delegates should be the nominee. >> the minority of delegates does not rule for the majority. this is a delicate-driven process. this is the first time in a long time people have executed about delegate count, but delegates a celebrity endorsement from actor scott dale. center bernie sanders is optimistic about his campaign season as they had

that, this is for our retirement, heather, i started violently orter: in a video deposition heather maintains neither she nor hogan had any idea the encounter was being recorded. >> to the best of your knowledge, mr. bollea had noas a camera in the room at the time of your sexual ebb encounter, is that correct? >> yes. >> reporter: heith clem who apologized for stating hogan knew he was being taped. hogan has refused to settle this one with gawker. >> today was avery good. >> reporter: and for nine days the battle has raged in court with both sides scoring points. sometimes at their own expense.editor in chief a.j. delario seemed to contradict parts of gawker's defense, that the tape was news publish covered by the first amendment. >> the fact that mr. bollea was taped having sex with his best friend's wife wasn't the news piece, was it? >> no, not necessarily. >> you put it in the public because you believed it was true and it was interesting, right? >> yes. >> and it didn't really matter t was a more bid and sensational prying and people's lives were at stake, that didn't matter t

. >> heather wants to have sex with you. it started out like that. >> reporter: hogan, real name 2007 tape of him having sex with heather klem, then-wife of his bubba the love sponge. >> heather started walking in the bedroom pulling my hand. >> reporter: hogan seeking $100 million for the alleged ed dof privacy claiming he didn't know he was being filmed. >> there's a tape of you [ bleep ]ing heather -- >> i've never made a tape. >> reporter: gawker arguing he's a public figure and theyrst amendment rights to cover private matters about public fig use. >> this case is about a news organization's ability to join a national conversation on a topic that's in the news.lar case, hulk hogan spent years talking in graphic detail about his sex life. >> reporter: gawker not the only ones lacing into the >> he has no regret. he has no shame in his game. >> reporter: how long can's ex-wife linda telling "inside edition" believe he deserves a dime in his lawsuit against gawker. i feel about him. i don't know how he could do this to his

we send it over to heather right now looking at the wednesday morning commute. heather? >> we'll talk about mass transit which is doing just fine, new jersey transit long if catching a train you are in luck and subway services running on or close to schedule at this point. going on to the cross bronx east at jerome avenue looks like that disabled tractor trailer has been cleared away but you can still see we have really heavy delays coming across to the george washington bridge but we do have a minor delay into the tolls at the george washington bridge, lincoln and holland doing just fine no major problems to report as you head out there. we look great on the fdr drive all that construction cleared away alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect for today. ken? over to you. >>> heather thank you 5:32. the epicenter of europe frozen with panic. brussels is on high alert after three devastating bombs killed dozens and injured hundreds more. eye witness news reporter is in our news room with new diana good morning. >> reporter: good morning ken. the hunt for a

heather: thank you. you can track any severe weather heading your way using the first alert weather app. it will alert you to any warnings the minute they come in. is free in the app store. joel: a story we've been following all night and the breaking news center. a nearly 100-car wreck on i-40 treating six miles of gridlock on the interstate. it's a travel nightmare between the south main street exit in graham and u.s. 64 exit and nevin. we've been watching your twitter feed. your reporting westbound lanes opened up a few minutes ago. reporter: finally opened back up. this is really unbelievable. look behind me and you can see this completely free-flowing here by exit 142. it's a much -- it was a much different story about 25 minutes ago. this is what the fire department is telling me. nine total accidents. 94 vehicles involved. 21 people taken to the hospital. office. we don't know the extent of give you the details yet. the first accident happened around 5:45 this evening in graham. liz horton sydni a

wants to have sex with you, heather wants to see it started out like that. >> reporter: heather was klem's wife. >> what did klem ask you and do you recall what your answer was? >> i said i would. >> reporter: hogan initially laughed it off. >> i knew they had an open marriage because he talked about it on the radio. i thought with me it was so many times they talked about it, it kind of turned into a joke. >> reporter: at his lowest point he says he called his friend klem. >> she basically said, i'm filing for divorce. all i did was call bubba and was crying like a baby on the phone, broke down. bubba said, come over to the house, let's talk. i was so desperate i went over there. >> reporter: moments after hogan arrived, he says klem's wife grabbed his hand and led him up the stairs to the bedroom. >> from the feeling i had, bubba, you're not filming this, are you? and he just lashed into me, what the hell's wrong with you, i'm your iffing best friend, how dare you say that to me. >> reporter: five years later a tape of that night is posted by preplanned press tour. >> there's a ta

how's it going, heather? >> reporter: we have some construction still there, but you're not seeing a major backup because of it, and that's a good thing. the fdr drive down into the 90s, and that's where the construction is. b, d, f, and m trains expect service changes until 5:00 a.m. our street cleaning rules are in effect for today. lori, over to you. >> heather, thank you. >>> the mta is welcoming you on the commuter trains for st. patrick's day, but don't bring any booze. they will run extra trains to get people into the city for thursday's parade, but riders are advised not to bring alcohol containers open or closed. >>> the republican-led senate wants $1.7 million for schools and tax cuts for the small businesses and $167 million to fight opioid addiction. >>> closing in on 5:00, and we are also following breaking news on long island a frightening home invasion turns into a double shooting. we are live at the scene. >>> and that's a chilly start to your tuesday, and a little bit of drizzle is hanging ar

heather: troopers investigating a crash in johnson county. friendship church road near middlesex when she lost control and slipped into a creek. the woman was killed. her name has not been released. troopers say she was speeding. alcohol was involved. downtown raleigh was filled with irish cheer this morning. anthony wilson has more on the st. patrick's day parade. reporter: call it a crowd pleaser, this annual celebration where green is the color worn by most people. why? class it is st. patrick's day? reporter: that day arrives next week. raleigh's permit road in -- raleigh's parade rolled in the week before. that leaves room for this and it is a day where everybody is irish regardless of where you are born. it is also a potential booster for vendors, like this crab cake business from pennsylvania. not only do they see dollar signs -- >> we are going to the process of getting based in north carolina. reporter: local vendors already know the score. >> this allows us to get to the people that we want to feed. we are farm to table. we have all

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