caitlin: and i'm caitlin knute. we have the hardest work in showbiz right here pulling double duty this weekend. are you awake. the 10:00 hour, it may change. we'll get some sunshine in here. not much warmer today but tomorrow and the rest of the week looking great. temperatures way up in the 70s. 32 in siler city right now. most areas upper 30s, low 40s. 43 in fayetteville now. showers are gone. we had them last night so it might be a little damp out there as we start the day today and we expect to see the clouds lingering. a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. should be dry. don't worry about that. warmer tomorrow in the 60s and a big warm-up after that. anthony: fans still celebrating the big win over duke last night. tarheel fans taking the camera into franklin street. caitlin: the tobacco rivalry is last night's meeting did not disappoint. >> welcome back to cameron. another new classic. the tarheels leading the entire way and duke had highed the game. cameron was erupting. roy needed a time-out. so many

caitlin. caitlin: thank you, steve. the weather is great mere, not nice for the neighbors to the west. it is tough to get a clear picture of the golden gate bridge. win, rain and fog is hampering views of the popular san francisco tourist attraction. this is part of the major storm impacting much of the west coast that will bring rain to the region, but the storm is causing problems. higher elevations expecting several feet of snow. anthony: warmer temperatures around here, a sign that spring is on the way. governor mccrory wants you to prepare for severe weather. the governor declared this he is urging everyone to put together a supply kit and listen for weather alerts. school and governments will hold tornado drips on wednesday. caitlin: a tow truck driver is behind bars accused of shooting a motorist. witnesses are saying they heard the two men arguing before the shooting. the driver was upset after a boot was put on the car. and police arrested the driver, simpson and charged him with assault. the shooting victim me

caitlin: a teenager shot near n.c. central campus in durham and authorities tell us a 14-year-old boy was shot on lawson street. he is expected to recover. group leaving a party when shots were fired. there is no suspect information. anthony: we are learning five people were arrested at a donald trump rally and two police officers were injured. this is the scene inside the university of illinois and he was set to speak that it was postponed at the last minute. that sparked violent clashes. trumps of orders got physical and the crowd spilled outside were thousands protested early in the afternoon. trump says the reaction is not direct about his policies but more widespread anger across the country. other gop candidates are reacting. >> the responsibility for that lies with protesters who took violence into their own hands. in any campaign come responsibility starts at the top. anthonyl: the violence has been building since the fayetteville one man through punch at a protester. caitlin: a big boost for bernie sanders, ju

caitlin: and i'm caitlin knute. we were discussing how nice it's going to be at the end of the week, especially for your days off thursday and friday. invite me over. i want to come over if you're making stakes. anthony: i'm going to do it. steve: i look at my garage and i'm like. caitlin: and that's what you'll be tackling this warm week? steve: it's that time, you know, oh, man i got to do that. but got to get it done. let's take a look right now. listen, there are some patches oxford, it's patchy in nature, sanford lower visibility as well. keep that in mind this morning. numbers in the 30s and 40s. siler city both freezing at 31 degrees. in contrast, cliffton at 42. from the triangle down to fayetteville and points west ward. but points east ward, the clouds lingering up a little bit. temperatures climbing to the mid-upper 50s today, keeping a mix of sun and clouds, tomorrow in the 60s. after that, a long stretch of temperatures in the 70s. much more in a few minutes. anthony: thank you. this morning, unc fans a

caitlin: i'm caitlin knute. i've got my hot coffee keeping me warm. steve: this week, you're going big way. we're looking at a warm-up. it's pretty cold in places this morning, still in the upper 20s around siler city and sanford, but 38 at rdu, 32 in roxboro, 37

caitlin: i'm caitlin knute. i've got my hot coffee keeping me warm. steve: this week, you're going big way. we're looking at a warm-up. it's pretty cold in places this morning, still in the upper 20s around siler city and sanford, but 38 at rdu, 32 in roxboro, 37 some low clouds forming out there in places this morning that will break apart and we'll see partly sunny skies today with more clouds later on this afternoon. temperatures only in the low 50s today with a normal high of 60. a little bit warmer tomorrow and monday, a wind shift and a warm-up begins, and we'll see 70s for the next part of next week. caitlin: new this morning, an overnight shooting near the same spot where a man was fatally shot by a police officer earlier this week. this happened on bragg street in southeast raleigh just yards away from akiel denkins was killed during an encounter with a raleigh police officer. this time, police were not involved. we're told that victim was taken to the hospital in a private vehicle. his injuries are said to be non-life threatening. police are

caitlin: that's my favorite color. steve: apostle billet he of a shower to -- the possibility of a shower today is really low. you see very light activity this morning and we cannot rule out a spotty shower this morning just about anywhere. temperatures are in the 50's with some low 60's. clouds are around them spotty sprinkles and drizzles are going on. otherwise, mostly cloudy skies. if you are going downtown, numbers will be mild. p.m., we will be at 70 and there is a chance of a sprinkle but otherwise, mostly cloudy skies. rain chances are ramping up and we will talk about that in a few minutes. anthony: a rollover car wreck in orange county happened on highway 70 south of 85 to the durham/orange county line. our crew says to people were ejected from the vehicle and rushed to the hospital. no word on the extent of their injuries. caitlin: a teenager shot near n.c. central campus in durham, authorities say the teen was 14 years old. the boy was of errantly shot on lawson street near austin avenue and should recover.

caitlin: i'm caitlin knute. great to have you with us. one thing we are not ready for, losing an hour of sleep tomorrow. we spring ahead. we lose that precious hour, steve. steve d.: it's the time of year we don't like for us. caitlin: not good for morning folks like us. steve d.: we'll be ok. a couple of sprinkles this morning in our northern counties. take a look. most of this activity very light and waning. we're getting breaks in the clouds. a little sunshine in a couple of places. 64 at r.d.u. the normal high this time of year is 62 so already above that. upper 50's around oxford. you have see the clouds thicker to our north with some sprinkles farther south. broken cloud cover, sunshine. we'll be near 80 in the sand hills today. for the parade, it will be 70. no jackets needed. variably cloudy, mix of sun and clouds and dry. tomorrow our rain chances going up a little bit, especially in the afternoon and evening hours. we'll talk more about that coming up. anthony: tensions rising as the race to the white house heats up. a rally for

caitlin: thank you, steve. more details on a story we brought to you as breaking news yesterday morning. a cary woman, angel bradford is charged with assault with a deadly weapon. officers were called to the reserve at magnolia ridge between bradford and her girlfriend. bradford showed up and he was shot. angel bradford was in the apartment. >> the neighbors jumped up like she heard something, and i was walking in, and i said i knew something happened. caitlin: well, bradford later father was sent to the hospital. another update as we know the names of the victims in a murder-suicide in fayetteville. 60-year-old barell rains shot his wife, gloria, and then shot himself. police were called to the address for a well being checked. that's when they found the couple dead. a legal battle brewing after the paris i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle.

caitlin: thank you, steve. new this morning an overnight shooting near the very spot where a man was fatally shot by week. the rain case is midnight on bragg street in southeast rally. where dencons was killed. this time police were not involved. the victim was taken to the hospital in a private vehicle. we're told his injuries are considered nonlife-threatening. police are still investigating. anthony: meantime, the investigation of the death continues on friday hundreds of people turned out in southeast raleigh for this funeral. so many wanted to attend that the crowd spilled out of the temple many listening from the grass outside. raleigh police are saying he struggled with the officer and he pulled a gun. meanwhile, plea investigates of the death are underway. n.a.a.c.p. attorney is saying there are too many questions left unanswered by the police report and autopsy. >> he was shot from the back. this, this caution about the gun -- where did the gun come if it had, mr. -- dencons print set on it. and what,

caitlin: good morning, carolina. i'm caitlin knute. anthony wilson is off this morning, and tomorrow morning, he is actually shaping young journalists. he does this every year. budding young jourmnalists in school. it is so neat. he's even seen some of them come work for us. anthony does such a great job. steve: good for him. around here, it will be a cool weekend. nothing like last week, but 80 is a far cry from that. take a look now on doppler xd. some sprinkles now, notice not making much progress to the east. the air is relatively dry. we can get a sprinkle in our western counties this morning. 40s and 50s on the way to upper 50s and even upper 60s in the sandhills possible. our models are getting barely into 61 today, possible if the but if the rain comes mid-day, temperatures capped. caitlin: we're getting new video this morning that appears to show a plane crash in russia. that plane was trying to land when its wing clipped the runway and exploded. all 55 passengers and seven crew members on board were to be among the dead. it w

caitlin. caitlin: none of that around here. new details about a story we brought you as breaking news yesterday morning. a cary woman is in custody after a shooting that left her father injured. 21-year-old angle bradford is charged with assault with a deadly weapon. the shooting left to an hour's long standoff at an apartment complex. officers were called to the reserve at the ridge because of a fight between bradford and her father showed up with a struggle and he was shot. angel bradford than ber -- barricaded herself inside of their apartment. and neighbors heard a commotion. >> my dog jumped up. i thought she had to go out. i was walking her and i -- i knew something happened. reporter: bradford came out peacefully. her father went to the hospital. we're trying to get an update on his injuries. an update, we know the names of the victim of the murder suicide in fayetteville. detectives are saying 60-year-old wages shot and killed his wife, gloria before turning the gun on himself, this happened before 10:00 on friday night

caitlin: thanks, steve. developing this morning fayetteville police investigating an apparent murder-suicide, officers were called to the 100 block of jones street before 10:00 for a well-being check. they got there and found a man and a woman both in their 60's dead inside of the home. detectives are trying to figure out exactly what happened. their names have been released. new this morning a big rig leaves behind a big mess in durham. this is the durham freeway. we are told the truck was coming off of the ramp, but apparently did not make the curve, not all of the way, the ended up rolling to its side, the driver lucky enough not to be seriously hurt. and new this morning a raleigh man is in custody after he bear kidcaded himself inside of the home. police responded to the home last night around 90:00, awful of raleigh boulevard. that man had a weapon. no one was hurt. with him for three hours. he has been taken to welcome medfor evaluation. a story that's developing this morning. the search for answers a

caitlin: we're on social media. steve: just get off the phone once in a while and cross the street with your head up. stay alive. let's talk about what's going on today. rain showers moving out. cloudy skies and cool temperatures remain. it's going to be rather chilly as you go throughout the day today. active weather day today. looks like mainly just clouds today. i can't rule out a spotty shower but a chance of that happening tonight, a cold one, temperatures in the 40s. short-lived cold spell. a slow warming trend, 70s by mid-week, patchy frost, outlying areas close to freezing probably tuesday morning. even tomorrow morning, we could see numbers in the lower 30s around, but it doesn't look like we'll see any frost or freeze advisories issued by the national weather service. 40 degrees, a breeze, 3 miles an hour. all day today, that breeze should be coming out of the north-northeast, and it will be noticeable. the cold air will continue to stream in. look at the temperatures we've had in the recent days. not yest

your seven-day forecast minutes away, caitlin. caitlin: thank you, steve. easter is a little early this year. in fact, it's one week from tomorrow. spending for this holiday is expected to reach $17.3 billion. those celebrating plan to spend, on average, $146 per person. that is the highest level in the 13 years the survey has been conducted. abc 11 together highlighting good deeds in the community. the durham commission is closer to reaching its goal of 1300 easter baskets. durham officials say they have thanks to donations and money raised. the summit church has promised an additional 350 baskets. that would bring the total to 911. if you would like to donate a basket or money, go ahead and contact the durham rescue mission. still to come, a tragic story out of texas this morning. a teenager found dead nearly a week after her father was killed. police now looking for a person of interest. and then a big welcome home for a young burn victim. how long she's been recovering in the hospital and how her home town has rallied around her. the bone marrow drive.

caitlin: absolutely. kaz is a busy man. willing to get back to work that we will -- we will let you get back to work. the first 2.5 miles of the racer on the road, so there are closures. it is a boston qualifier. this will be my first time running it. i've super excited. i have my race number on. a whole slew of behind-the-scenes folks will be running together. sponsor this race and cover it and run it. commitment to that in your --- especially waking up so early. new details about a shooting in raleigh. new details in the story. a manhunt for an escaped inmate. how the convict's attempt at freedom came to an end. a beautiful day ahead for a run. >> at least this morning. this afternoon, more showers in the forecast area we will let you know how long [laughing] honey, you gotta see this! time warner cable now makes your internet do more. honey! [laughing] honey? our ultra-fast internet with home wifi keeps your devices connected, [laughing] anywhere in your home. [laughing] honey, have you seen this video? [laughing] discov

caitlin: caitlin knute, abc11 eyewitness news. anthony: if you or something you know has a dog with cancer look for a link on abc11.com, how you could possibly join anthony: 9:28 now on this sunday, march the 13th. 64 degrees outside. anthony wilson and meteorologist liz horton both at mering vicariously, the grit and dedication of our coworkers running in the tobacco road marathon. anthony: that is right. we have a quite a few out there and rooting you on. the weather is not an issue. a slight chance of showers by noon and a greater chance this afternoon. 73 degrees. still warm, believe it or not we have a cooldown on the way, we will let you know when it could arrive coming up. anthony: thank you. raleigh police are investigating an overnight standing, this happened at 2:00 a.m. at the mirage nightclub. one person was hurt there. not clear how the injuries are. and the blame game on the who is responsiblekasichic, tuesday is making or break. they are both lagging badly. anthony: ted cruz won most of the delegates at stake in wyo

caitlin: good morning. having a little bit of a hard the music pumping right now getting everybody for the race. it starts at 8:00 this morning. we have two gentlemen standing by here. they are racing royalty. you will be tired when you hear what they have accomplished in their racing careers. how many races have you won. >> 131635. caitlin: that i just year that right? >> i did. caitlin: how is that possible? >> because i real old. caitlin: and you are really in shape i would say. >> that is ok. caitlin: what makes you do these. >> it is fun. upbeat people. great to be out running. my friend matthew here, i am out here to honor him. caitlin: 1600. today will be his 300th marathon. when did you get started running? >> 2010. caitlin: what made you want to do marathons? what makes you want to do 300? >> just started and kept going. i did one and one lead to another. caitlin: any advice for me? >> don't quit. caitlin: i will think of you while i am running. if i am thinking of quitting, i will think of these t

reporting live, caitlin knute. john: thank you. new additional sex charges filed against and in chapter the cumberland international early college. laura garrigus facing seven additional challenges. investigators say a second victim has come forward since her initial arrest last month. her bond has been raised to $325,000. she is scheduled to appear in court at 2:30. violations from allowing coal ash to leak into water from across the state. the utility has 30 days to respond. duke energy may be fine for violating its wastewater permits. it has been two years since the spill that left a river polluted with coal ash. john: a chapter he'll -- eight chapel hill bar will reopen after its a call license was pulled. -- causing a crash that killed three people. amber: new developments in a shooting that left a 30-year-old man in a barbershop dead. prosecutors are working out a joining us live now is ed crump. ed: 27-year-old isaiah owens pleaded guilty to two counts of inflicting balance of the daily woman -- with a deadly weapon and volu

caitlin knute has more. caitlin: the most important part of the event is those who have mary and her husband were raising awareness for their three-week old son, cameron. mary: he was diagnosed with a very rare disease which is life threatening. it is a cell disease where the cells attack each other, and it attacks your brain, your liver, and your bone marrow. caitlin: cameron was born three weeks premature. his family hopes that he can find a match. [no audio] abc 11 is hoping to find more people to sign up. and another important part today was getting people of other ethnicities to sign up because some minorities are very underrepresented on the registries. that is why this individual comes on behalf of her brother. filipinos account for less than >> bone marrow is so specific to ethnicity and tissue type, so that is why it is important to encourage people of all walks of life and all ethnicities to participate. caitlin: this is also why katie encourages this because her son was born with a deadly disease

barbara: caitlin knute is live on hardy street with the details. caitlin: good morning to you. officers were called here around 2:00 but it is an active scene as at the process -- as they process the scene. i will show you a lot of activity seems to center around this vehicle in the parking lot. this is the hardy terrace apartments apartments. we have video that jim skew -- schumaker shot. very limited information released at this point. all police are saying is that there were shots fired and they got the call and came to the scene and fond a deceased -- found a deceased male. they have not released his identity and don't have any we talked to people living here and they said they thought they may though who the vehicle belonged to an hispanic male that lives here. past that they could not identify him further and that is not confirmed by police. you come back out live and it is still developing and police ask anyone with information about the shooting, the deceased male, to contact them. you can do it-athon mustily -- you can do it amon thusly or with police. this area has be

caitlin: that is how fred foster describes the reaction to the study. while he appreciates the effort at transparency, he says the his organization has been making. according to research groups r.t.i. black men in durham were 20% more likely to be pulled over. the police chief says many of them have come at the hands of t the heat abate team team which focuses on drug and gang violence. >> they have been asked to go out into some of the highest crime communities which unfortunately are mostly minority and deal with the crime problem problem. so when you send that out you can feed into the bias. caitlin: he says they are working on that and last two years of the study show that pullover rates are going down. again this looked at 2010 through 2015 and the only real issue is the first three years of the study. it is worth pointing out while there was some disparity in the numbers, it was for heat officers it did not apply to the task unit. forking or driving i will paired. barbara: now to a frightening flight. a passenger plane from r.d.u. to new york flie

caitlin: that u.n.c. graduate since the paris attacks he feared belgium might be next but even after that experience he refuses to let the terrorists win and live in fear. barbara: the terror guns. john: belgians in the united solidarity with their homeland. this group singing the belgium national anthem together in san francisco last night then a moment of silence for the victims. this belgian has been texting friends and family who are safe. he said the attacks will not break his country. >> we are all one. john: right now there are no vigils planned in the triangle. if we learn of any we will share that with you. check in with abc11.com and abc11 mobile app for up-to-the-minute developments on the terror attacks in brussels. at 6:45 we will go live to the belgium capital to see how they are doing. barbara: a major vote that could change charlotte's non-- or nondiscrimination ordinance. anthony wilson has the latest. what can we expect with the special session? anthony: the nondiscrimination call the ba

caitlin knute has more. caitlin: we know that hillary clinton is going to speak at an want at hillside high this afternoon. that is 1:50 the doors open and the event is 4:00. abc11 election headquarters leading up to and on primary day. we want to bring you up to speed on this happening in pennsylvania. a mass shooting taking place at a back yard cookout. a party. shot shook the community. there were five people killed, at least three others injured. two suspects said to be on the loose. this was in wilkinsburg in allegheny county. at least gunmen barged two the party and opened fire in an a.m. bush style attack. >> it street is always quiet. nothing but kids here. to see that is shocking to everyone else up here. i'm shaking so it is pretty bad. caitlin: reading more what is on abc's website some of partygoers tried to escape the one gunman and another gunman to the other side of home opening fire on the people trying to flee. the victims were four women and one panman. barbara: possible shake-up in texas t

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uris caitlin -- here is caitlin. reporter: it was another successful race for the tobacco road marathon. wasn't 4000 runners turned out, including the guinness world record holder for most marathons run. a staggering 1635. how is that possible? >> because i'm real old. reporter: and you are really in shape. >> you are wrong about that. reporter: what makes you do this? reporter: this race has a reputation for being fun, fast. is a big draw for runners all over the area some came to raise money for their own causes. >> we are raising money for veterans. the organization helps veterans connected resources fo -- that they need. reporter: $600,000 raised over the last six years. >> it's all volunteer. a lot of good people help here. we cannot do this race without the help of the volunteers. over 700 volunteers. reporter: reasons like this that make abc 11 so proud to be a sponsor again this year, prompting some of our folks to take part. in bolivar big smiles after our team's finish, we did not win. we left that to the p

. >> and i'm caitlin roth.in r good morning, annie.ie >> hi, caitlin. cai >> let's take a live look outside this morning. morni clouds around but i think thenkt showers hold off for marathon runners.nn saturday march 12th and wend have had quite a start touite at weather. it's been so warm this week.k. >> uh-huh. i loved it, you know i did. >> oh, gosh, near 80 degreesh, three days in a row. n it was incredible but signs odao change with that cloud coverd cr outside right now and now a temperatures have been slowlywl falling all night.ll it's still fairly mild butin cooler air ejecting in fromfr the north and we'll see daytime high temperatures little bit cooler than theooletn past few days.day it's 51 in washington, 48n, 4 manassas and 47 in culpeper.ulpe 45 in cambridge and 500 leonardtown.leonardtown. it's a nice morning foror runners.ers. it's not too cold, it's not n too mild, either and we don'teot have any rain out there.. we do have that colder air off into new england and north ofndr us. 41 in new york, 39 in boston, 41 in pittsburgh.tsbu we cl

caitlin: good morning. it is 8:27. i'm caitlin knute. here is a look at the stories we're working for you coming up full live at 9:00. fayetteville police are investigating an apparent murder-suicide. officers were called to the 100 block of jones street before 10:00 for a well-being check. they got there and found a man and woman in their 60's dead inside of the home. released. a big rig leaving a big mess in durham. this is the durham freeway. the truck was coming off of the ramp, but didn't make the curve and rolled over. the driver was not seriously hurt. or the so, a including much more, including a cooldown coming up at 9:00. and our big be the match event going on today. back in 25 >>> welcome back to "gma." we're kind of obsessed with this live footage, the eagle cam at the national arboretum in washington, d.c. where a much watched pair of bald eagles has welcomed a new family member. friday cameras caught the eaglet -- i didn't know that was a word. >> e-a-g-l-e-t. >> there you go. now you said it. if you add another "t" and "e

thanks, caitlin. caitlin. we look forward to checkingheck back in with you.h >> reporter: i will.eporte thank you.thk you. >> coming up another arrest ine the brussels terror attacks. this as officials identify twono more americans killed in theca l tragedy.tragy. >> later an easter egg hunt e hn turning chaotic.haotic those details and much mores d m just ahead.stad st >> so upset because it is a dave our worship.dave it is a da >> developing right now thet noe death toll stands at 65 and more than 300 wounded after a at bomb blast in a park where can christian cachristians were celg easter. many of th of the victims wereee children.dr >>> a suspect will beect ll b extradited to france and yesterday the state departmentst confirmed two more americansmeca were killed in the brussels attacks.attacks. >>> also yesterday more raidse i in belgium.gi so far officials there have conducted 13 raids and have13 r made four arrests. >> pope francis marked easterkea at the vatican with the hopeful yet stern message forge

caitlin: a train derailment in new york forces as many as 45 families from their homes. john: good morning, carolina, welcome on wednesday march 2. barbara: thank you for joining us. will need the raincoat and umbrellas. time for weather and traffic together. don: good morning to you. as you head out this morning we have some heavier pockets of showers. look at first alert doppler xp and the most powerful radar in the carolinas showing heavier showers south of fayetteville. they are moving east but a little heavier pocket there. we will zoom out and show you the rest of the region. most of the rain shifting i-95 and east and moving out of here. weather not going to be a factor in the drive today in the triangle unless there is leftover water from the overnight rain. temperatures 40's in roxboro and oxford the roanoke rapids 49 and day louisburg, 51 chapel hill and sanford. 58 fayetteville. 55 smithfield and goldsboro. looking at the day ahead, 53 and lots of sunshine later and 20 degrees colder in spots. we will talk more about the cool air and tell you how long it is ar

john: thank you, caitlin. more breaking news raleigh police investigating after two men were found dead in a car. barbara: officers responded to glenwood avenue in a parking lot behind the panaro bredad. tpwhror -- gloria rodriguez.

caitlin knute has the developments. good morning, carolina, welcome on thursday march 3. 5:00. 30 degrees. i'm john clark. barbara: i'm barbara gibbs. if you are about to step outside you better grab a heavy coat. we are around freezing right now in downtown raleigh. meteorologist don schwenneker is in the first alert storm center with a look at the weather. don: some places in the 20's this morning. a cold start to the day. we will warm into the 50's but we are below average all day. you see the morning temperatures going into the 20's. by 7:00 in the 30's and 9:00 the 40's. region, 25 now in roxboro. 26 in sanford. 31 fayetteville. 29 goldsboro, wilson, roanoke rapids. 27 in louisburg. a look at the day ahead, 29 now. by lunchtime 19 degrees warmer at 48. into the afternoon 51 and clouds moving in. the clouds bring the chance of rain and we will have that and the complete seven-day forecast in a couple of minutes. john: thank you, don. primary season is here in north carolina. early voting beginning in a few hours. gl

caitlin: a train derailment in new york forces as many as 45 families from their homes. john: good morning, carolina, welcome on wednesday march 2. barbara: thank you for joining us.

sue, i thought it was caitlin. >> caitlin's here, too, and we have a surprise from caitlin coming up in just a moment that we are real excited to share with you. but you know what, if you were like laura, and got stuck inside all day today, don't worry, we're doing this again tomorrow. i hope you get a chance to at least spend some time outside or get your lunch outside. because high temperatures today well above average. wow very unusual for early march. dullos, 78 degrees, bwi, 77 degrees. and i got a head line this, because while we are expect to go have another real warm day tomorrow, we may break tomorrow's record, and that record is 80 degrees set in 1964. so we may tie it or break it, which means, we're looking at 08 degrees day tomorrow. unbelievable. it is so mild out there. just delightful. i have to say that i had the heat still running in my house, and i had to remind myself that needs to come off. and these windows need to open up. but when you do open those windows, keep in mind the tree political send really running high. i'll have that count coming up a little later,

breaking fuse out of pennsylvania caitlin knute is tracking developments. caitlin: good morning. a barrage of gunshots shake a community overnight. five people were killed and at least three others injured. this is in the borough of wilkinsburg inial allegany county. two gunmen barged two a party and opened fire in an a.m. bush style attack. >> this street is quiet and to see that is shocking to everyone else. i'm saying so it is pretty bad. caitlin: as of right now all we know about the victims is four women appear within man were killed. at least two gunmen are said to be on the loose. john: support breaking fuse raleigh police investigating two men found dead in a car. glenwood avenue in a parking lot lined a panera bread and comfort inn suites. gloria rodriguez is there. gloria: no arrests have been made at this time. right now i'm near the panera and comfort inn and police officers have blocked off a portion as they investigate. behind me is where police found two men dead in a vehicle. as i mentioned, no arrests have been made at this time. police say they are following up

caitlin knute has more. caitlin: that made hat news when a trump supporter punched a protester. now it is the security officers who are catching heat. coliseum a man on camera punching jones. the man has been charged but now the's office is disciplining the deputies that they say saw it happen and failed to tack action. three of -- take action. three were demoted and suspended without pay five days and two suspended without pay three days. jones says it is still not enough. >> when i was threatened on national tv, this man was saying we are going to have to kill him. along with discipline by the sheriff i want to know who. caitlin: he said his life changed and he can't to normal things he used to like catching a bus. the sheriff said while the deputies failed to respond properly he is taking their past actions into account. he described them as previously showing great bravery and in addition to be demoted they will be on probation the next 12 months. barbara: a lot of you are complaining about the long lines at the polls tuesday. now we know why. we nearly had a record turnout

caitlin: sorry, we just got here so let me tell you. i'm out of the picture so you this apartment complex is where we responded to breaking fusenews. reports of shots. when authorities arrived they found a deceased male. it is a very active scene. investigators are here. there's a car in this parking lot. it looked like they were processing that. then on the other side of some brown brick buildings there is an active scene. so it is hard to determine what happened and where the body was located because they have it sectioned off and keeping us back. a number of officers are here and crime scene investigators processing. all we know is there is one man found dead when authority arrived and at this time no arrests have been made and no information on a possible suspect nor any information on the person killed but we will continue to gather details and let you know.

i'm caitlin knute with some must-see video. if you are not near the screen come closer. we want to show you more of this behind me. new developments about the brazen heist at a houston gun shop. police say they have caught three of the bold suspects. that leaves seven on the run. you see a pickup truck knocking the door off and masked men ransacking the store, jumping the counter breaks cases and grabbing weapons off the rack. investigators do say some of the stolen guns have been recovered. still looking for the rest of the gang. barbara: what a story! for more must-see videos we start with an unwelcome house guest. it is a nine-foot alligator in the back yard making himself at home at the bottom of a swimming pool. to the back patio to let the cats out. he decided to tell his wife. she was taking care of their six-month-old season. they called a trapper to evict their guest. >> he came out and used the last so -- has lasso. he pulled him out and right out the door. barbara: that gator came in from a pond close to the house. it is mating season and th430 miles west of m

caitlin: yes. me. here. i don' t think i know you. you don' t. caitlin d' arcy. i' m new as of last week. okay. well, what do you have to offer? nothing. i' m just taping everything you do. well, uh... i' m cary agos, and... these two youths are under investigation for rape and murder. so unless they want to confess, i' m investigating. go ahead, detective, take them in. this is illegal. now, who is your boss? the people of illinois. you want their number? you feeling pretty good about yourself? yeah, but how do i look? (indistinct chatter) (footsteps approaching) caitlin, what' s going on? mrs. florrick, hello. he' s being accused of rape and murder. have you told him his rights? i was asked to stand outside-- they' re doing a suspect exam. chen, my name is alicia florrick. i' m your parents' lawyer. it is your right to have me observe the suspect exam. do you approve? i, uh... yeah. detective: ma' am, please, step back through. it is his sixth amendment right that i be here. chen, did they tell you you had the right to remain silent? i didn' t do it. i know.

caitlin roth is live in dupont circle where folks are soaking in the sun. hey, caitlin. >> reporter: hey there, tony and shawn. yes. absolutely gorgeous. it's all anyone can talk about. it's big news impacting everyone. busier than usual as you can imagine i think maybe people were leaving work a little bit earlier, wanted to be outdoors as much as they can. behind me 77 degrees still right after 6:00 here in dupont. so that is amazing any day of the year. but considering it's march 9th, i think it's giving everyone spring fever. earlier when we got down here, 82 degrees. people were out, i see people wearing sandals. they don't waste any time getting into the summer clothing and people are dining outdoors. a lot of the straents restaurants are telling us we opened our outdoor seating. a lot of people out in the circle, in the park this afternoon too. it's a beautiful afternoon. we did not actually hit the record high temperature here in dc. we had to hit 80 to tie it. but came pretty close down at reagan i believe. 79 was the high temperature that we hit.

caitlin: a trump nomination is more likely but it is not a done deal. ted cruz making the case it is a two-man contest. last night he asked other contests shelf contests contests shelf their bids. barbara: north carolina voters march to the polls in two weeks and the presidential candidates are also setting their sights on our state. anthony wilson is at n.c. state where a political rally will be held today. anthony: this is where backers on voters who want to feelical for sanders who won his home state and does well in polls with younger hispanic students. >> then donald trump will be in doing well everywhere and north carolina is no exception. anthony: bernie sanders will not he is represented by the former ohio senator lin into turner. the duke enerer room at 1070 partners way in raleigh and then senator turner will speak with supporters about college affordability. john: thank you, anthony. newly drown congressional voting maps are the focus of two lawsuits. a lawsuit was filed in north carolina because they are a blatant act of gerrymandering. lawm

how is it looking, caitlin? cail >> reporter: it's lookingorte i' good, it better, allison.llis the rain is kind of letting upeu at least for now.st fow we're getting a little a lit daylight. we have a lot of rollers thatlea are starting to hang out.g g o i'm hanging out with two with easter eggs. egatha and she will beach iil adore your costume.adore your tell me a little bit aboutttle your role here today.ur r >> we are the easter eggs so egs we'll be strolling around the lawn and if anybody is comingan in be sure to stop and get aet picture with us.e with u >> reporter: you're here toou'r take some pictures. picres. you have beautiful costumes. will you be landing out any ofuy >> i don't think so.>> >> reporter: how long have i both of you been doing this.r:et >> this is my tenth year.th y >> reporter: so it's a tradition for both of you. shelby have you been hereby before. >> no, this is my first year. >> reporter: it's my firsty t year at the easter egg roll,thea too. so we can help each other out. 35,000 p

to vote 2016 i'm caitlin knute. hillary clinton preparing for a trip to the triangle today. the democratic candidate is expected at an event at hillside high in durham. the doors open at 1:50 and the enbegins just before 4:00. kreut was supposed to be in raleigh after that but she canceled that appearance. that is so she can fly to californiaor nancy reagan's funeral. donald trump was in fayetteville last night talking tough on isis and courting members of the military after the rally some supporters clashed with protesters causing fayetteville police to get involved. police outside the rally tried to keep the peace between supporters and demonstrators. some of the protesters were for disrupting the candidate. trump called them professional troublemakers but said they only added to his publicity. as for the of the crowd they seemed much more receptive to what trump had to say of >> i like what i heard. i like trump. >> we need somebody leading there country a knows how to create wealth, generate money and get us back on our feet. caitlin:: he tried to appeal to members of mi

. >> plus, is caitlin jenner backtracking on her harsh words targeted at presidential hopeful hillary clinton? find fantasy shows. when it comes to the things you love, you want more. love romance? get lost in every embrace. into sports? follow every pitch, every play and every win. change the way you experience tv with x1 from xfinity. >> some would say it is a little late, but issued apology for jokes chris rock made about asians while hosting the oscars. >> so involve's the bit where he brought out three asian children, made jokes about child labor. the academy issued apology in response to open letter sent to it members by several prominent asian figures in hollywood. >> so backlash to his monologue, some of the jokes that happens. stacey dash being one of them, of course. >> oh, yes, a lot of people are saying really? >> epic fail. >> i would agree, sue. >> yes, yes. you know, you got to try, i guess, when you're him, and be edgey. he tried. and sometimes fails. >>> now, here's a look at the complex weather we have coming our way, most of this will be pretty decent over the next

> reporter: friday actress and author jane seymore angels of god with a check for $5,000 she select caitlin from a pool of 1300 nominees of one of four finalist in the contest by our open hearts foundation. >> wow, she's amazing. >> reporter: starting april 7th people can vote on line for angels of god to receive a larger prize. >> we talk about our youth and what we care about and then you meet someone like caitlin and then you go there is hope. >> reporter: this is not just a sit and watch story, there is ways you can get involved by dropping off canned goods and food to age a else of god, you can volunteer, or you can go on line and vote for caitlin's charity, to win this competition. in pitman i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> very cool. >> all right. >> we want to break it to them. >> do you want to do it. >> go a ahead. >> you do it. >> sorry to tell you that temple lost in a heart breaker, 72-07 in overtime. >> overtime. >> refreshing, refreshing, on the phone. >> it looked like a buzzer beater but don bell will have more coming up at 6:00. >> that is tough good that is th

caitlin: we have the latest on the brussels terror attacks. the latest on the victi the same can be said for ignacio who is interning at a belgium consulting firm. originally from spain he was on a bus that pulled into the train station just after the bomb went off. >> we start of saw 30 people running out of the station quickly, people screaming. you could tell something was going on. caitlin: he said a haunting feeling he had since the paris attacks and he feared belgium could be next but he says he barbara: people are dying from bombs or guns. john: belgians living in the united states are standing together in solidarity with their homeland this group singing the belgian national anthem in san francisco then a moment of silence for the victims. this belgian has been texting friends and family back home who are safe. he says the attacks will not break his country. >> we are all one. john: there are no vigils planned in the triangle right now. if we learn of any we will share check in with the abc11.com website and abc11 mobile app for up to

meet caitlin. >> my name is caitlin farrow and i'm founder of the angels of socks closet in pitman, new jersey. i started the charity at 12 years old. i'm 17 years old now. we give up awards to people in need. we are set up like a store. so everything is categorized by gender and size and then families in need are invited to come in and shop for their children or for themselves. all of our clients are refer to us by homeless shelters, social services, churches, schools, et cetera the and we are able to help a lot of people. >> sound like a wonderful thing. she's getting a five you this dollars check later today courtesy of the open hearts foundation. of course, as i said, it is sounds familiar because there is the same name as beautiful necklace we see on tv created by jane seymore who is here with us. >> hi there. >> i'm stunned by that and your beauty. >> thank you. >> good morning. >> welcome back to "good day philadelphia". >> we are just so excited. we started this, idea, of asking the public who they would nominate to be the best open heart charity. we have 1300 entries and caitli

caitlin: thank you, steve. happening right now a durham intersection is closed after a water main break. this is the scene attica nalstreet. you can see the water on the road there. authorities are saying it is best to avoid the intersection if you can. breaking news out of fayetteville this morning. a driver is in serious condition after crashing into a utility pole on rammy street near hillsborough street. the driver ran off the road and end up being pinned inside of the vehicle. the southbound lanes have been traffic. in fayetteville, now, this morning, police are investigating a deadly shooting. officers were called to the 400 block of lands end road just before midnight.

caitlin: good morning. it is 8:27. i'm caitlin knute. here is a look at the stories we're working for you coming up at full live at 9:00 a.m. a crowd of 1500 people partying on franklin street last night after the big win by the tarheels. bonfires were set, but no one was hurt or arrested. u.n.c. beat duke 76-72 to capture bragging rights and the title. governor mccrory is saying preparedness week. schools and government buildings statewide will be holding tornado drills on wednesday. we'll have those full stories, plus a look at the gorgeous for the week at 9:00 a.m. right now, "good morning for >>> hey, welcome back to "gma" on a sunday morning. happening right now. donald trump and ted cruz winning to states apiece on super saturday. marco rubio coming out empty handed. some big wins on the democratic side as well. clinton handily capturing louisiana. but sanders walking away with both kansas and nebraska. >>> and a manhunt is under way right now for a dangerous murder suspect who escaped from a mississippi jail. rafael mccloud is acc

annie.ni >> all right, thanks, caitlin. n >>> today former mayor vincentin gray will kick off hisk f campaign. gray is running for his oldsld ward seven city council seat. he says he's running becausese he believers the current seatt holder yvette alexander isn'tndi doing good enough job.ough j gray held the position beforeefr >>> class was disrupted ats diue several northern virginia highgh schools yesterday after bomb b threats were phoned in.ed several schools were evacuatedvu and first responders combeders through the schools lookinge for anythingsc dangerous. dangeo in the end none of the threatshs were found to be legitimate.egim seven schools received theve t threatening phone callsenin including herndon high school sh and stone bridge high schoole bg in ashburn, virginia. virgi the full list of impacted iac schools is on our web site at fox5d.c.com. >>> a d.c. high school dub schob player is recovering this is morning after he was shot nearne his home in northeast on thursday night. nht. kavon montgomery plays for t