state surgeon general john armstrong faces confirmation is expected to be grilled by a senate committee. the pastor protection act is on the house floor. marriages. and the appropriations committee is considering a bill that would make sweeping state. and volunteer florida will be accepting donate suits they'll give to non-profits and job seekers that don't have the clothing. reporting in tallahassee, i'm matt galka. >> thank you, matt. store. >> i like being able to bring you forecasts like this. sunnier morning, we did have none of that today. right around 60 degrees at 8:00. so we warm up quickly to 72 at noon. and 77 degrees at 3:00 p.m. under partly cloudy skies. for me, that's the perfect the temperature. i polled that to you on my facebook page. i gave you four choices, 65, 70, 75 or 80. and right now, 65 is in the lead at 43%. next closer is 75 at 31%. keep chiming in. inverness, you're at 4 3 . 53 in bartow. 55, sarasota. during the day today, notice very pleasant. feeling really like spring. sunny, mid- to upper 70s. tomorrow morning though, a weak cold front is going to get e

rick scott committee voted again yesterday to postpone a vote to keep john armstrong as surgeon general. lawmakers are questioning his performance including how he has handled the spread of hiv in the state to state supreme court to review a ruling allowing a 24-year-old -- 24 hour waiting to go for abortions. waiting can now go into effect because of the lifted junction. governor. scott signed this into law last year. the aclu filed a lawsuit claiming it violates privacy laws in the state constitution. push a homebuilder in georgia says they are taking the responsibility for so-called effective home across western -- westar county. action 9 first to show you water damage, mold and what homeowners called improperly installed floor beams. 88 of the 140,000 homeowners have complained. they claim the homes used improper construction methods and want the county to make it harder for homebuilders to get away with some states the >>> a grand jury in volusia county is indicted a man in a finished shooting last month postell shot and killed johnson who was a student at bethune- cookman universi

armstrong. and he wrote a letter gives the president of the united states for what we have in. very quickly they got together and then to return to his home state never to be offered again. but as both job of secretary of state. >> belfast to the move and how was an armed? >> it was a clipper ship many consider but of that clipper ship era but it also had a steam engine so strict the vintage but the actual response but it was ideally suited for the shenandoah. to be very close to the alabama with capabilities. the shenandoah had six main guns but they did not want to do that. the route will trade debt dickens. the iroquois became closest and the cape of good hope was a couple of weeks behind. if they met up but could be a similar engagement all the captain had no real interest to do that if he could avoid that. >> so the weaponry was to scare the merchant. >> notice belligerent the british law but they had to do this to protect their neutrality. . .

john: mark armstrong is a hoot on twitter. barbara: it will be a good weekend to chill. don: there are some outdoor activities and i think there is a walk. take the umbrella and rain gear. it will be damp. we will talk about that but now we will show you what is going on as far as the allergy forecast. they have been huge all week. it will stay there today and tomorrow and sunday green. that is because we have rain and it should knock it down. monday into tuesday it starts to climb. i will warn you next week is the week of yellow. you may as well bring in stuff that is outside and get it inside because next week is when everything goes pollen. live look two raleigh and you see clouds and sunlight. 53 and 47% humidity. fayetteville temperature is 59, north wind at seven. from across the region a confidential 40's in roanoke 55 southern pines and 53 goldsboro. satellite and radar composite shows the cloud cover working out and notice the clear skies out west. that will work in and we will see source to the south and lots -- see showers to the south. we have clouds and hone

mark armstrong. john: more news now. a new list of highest paid jobs is released and see how hot spring break travel could be. barbara: we have our financial >> topping america's money where the money is. a new survey finds it pays to be a doctor. $180,000 a year. they are second highest at $144,500 and research and development mores just over $142,000. >> makers of crone that extra recalling some because the bottles may contain small particles of glass. it was skoefd after equality checks at breweries. it is a very small number of ballots. to injuries have been reported. watch for travel this spring break. it is expected to see a record number of of passengers in march and april up 3% from last year. orlando and farther hard detail will see the biggest growth over 2015. >> that is america's money. john: still to come, cookout horror. five killed in what police say what we are learning about the victims as police hunt for the suspects. barbara: a mother is shot and her i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what a

armstrong, the secretary of war. he had an unfortunate habit of saying what the thought and wrote a very condemning letter against the president of the united states for the problems that bladensburg and rather than take the hit he blamed madison. very quickly, madison and monroe got together and decided that armstrong had to go. and within two weeks after bladensburg, armstrong is move ought the door and has to return to new york, his home state, never to be seen in american public office again. but monroe then assume this job of both secretary of state, which is job was, he then takes over as secretary of war. so he is in both departmentize. >> the only time that happened in american history. >> i know henry kissinger at one time was national security adviser of and secretary of state. >> dwight, describe the ship, how long, how fast? >> well, the ship is fascinating because it was a clipper ship, and it was the british tea clipper, which many consider -- and i tend to agree -- the epitomy of the clipper ship era a

mayor john cranley proclaimed today henry armstrong day in honor of a local world war ii veteran. the day he was presented with his french legion of honor medal. he served 40 years in the u.s. army. today the french consulate honored mr. armstrong for his service in france during the war. another scene of protesters trying to put a stop to a donald trump rally. this was in arizona. protesters blocking the main highway that led to his campaign rally. tonight there is a report of another protester assaulted at a truck campaign stop. video shows a man kicking and punching a protester who was being led from the arena before local police stepped in. the protester is wearing a kkk hood. donald trump speaking out against him calling him disgusting. democratic candidate bernie sanders also out west making his pitch to voters calling on immigration reform in arizona. john kasich also out west. he held a town hall meeting in utah and campaigning in utah, ted cruz. donald trump' s chief rivals said the near billionaire is not a conservative. a northern kentucky couple out to just make a diff

mark armstrong is m.v.p. of the john: dawn is bringing back the 70's. don: here today, tomorrow. temperatures in the 40's. by 9:00, we are in the 50's. 10:00, we are in the 50's. by lunchtime, 70 degrees. 76, lots of sunshine. 78 on thursday. friday, cloudy. showers for the weekend. amber: a little volume building here. look at the clear conditions on the road with the weather. we do have a couple of accidents. rock quarry road, a delay forming there. u.s. 64 at erindale avenue, watch for this one. the son of a civil rights attorney josh stein learned early about justice, equality and doing what's right. senior deputy attorney general, one of the "most effective" state senators, josh stein fought to make schools safer, cracked down on domestic violence, and stein took on scam artists who prey on seniors. stein: we need an attorney general with the independence to stand up to the special interests and who will always put the people of north carolina first. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, a train full of passengers derails out west striking a tree and plunging into t

john: look for reports from joe mazur and mark armstrong starting this afternoon at 4:00. a.l. lost at sea returns home. barbara: how the german shepherd barbara: one lucky german shepherd has quite a tale to tell. john von she was lost at sea for nearly five weeks. luna was presumed dead after falling off a fishing boat in the pacific. as fate would have it, luna survived. she managed to swim to san clemente island off the coast of san diego, california. she was given a clean bill of health, other than being a little undernourished. amber: check out this video. cameras were rolling as a convenience store clerk saves a baby girl. a woman holding a baby walks up to the cash register. but what you can't tell is that the mother is having a seizure. seconds before she blacks out and falls to the ground, the and pulls the baby from the mother's arms. mom is doing fine now. she is calling that clerk a hero. and check out this video from the u.s. virgin islands. a spectacular yacht up in flames. you can see a burning away in the st. thomas harbor. fortunately, no one was injured in th

mayor john cranley proclaimed saturday henry armstrong day. his church presented him with a french legion of honor medal. the retired command sergeant major served more than 40 years in the u.s. army. the french consulate also honored armstrong for his service during the war in france. let's talk local weather with jennifer. jennifer: we have a quiet start for sunday morning. a contrast from yesterday. this morning, we're being bypassed by rain and snow. notice activity across parts of indiana. yesterday, it was moving east in our direction. this morning, it's sinking south. so it won't be a problem for us. we have mostly clear to partly cloudy skies overhead. should stay that way this morning. east. it's trying to move back to the west. so far, hasn't made progress. we're in between the two systems. that's working out well for us at this point with a quiet start. but it is a colder start. temperatures this morning are in the 20s in spots. everyone is dry on the wlwt radar. any couple of flakes there west of interstate 65 not a problem for us.

glenn in space and neil armstrong walking on the moon. there was joe kittinger, an aviation pioneer from right here in central florida. he's considered by many to be the first astronaut. after a capsule ride took him 97,000 feet above the earth in 1957 and then, in 1960 he did a free-fall and parachute-jumped 102,800 feet back to earth. and, space travels are a small piece of kittinger's incredible and we should mention he might be the nicest guy on earth and he's here. we're hooned to be joined by joe kittinger himself. thank you so much. great to see you again! >> great to be back. >> amy: good to see you again. take us back to that day. how scared, how nervous were you as you were making this jump? >> well, i was prepared for it. i trained for it. i visualized it a thousand times. and, had a great team behind me and had confidence in my team and my equipment and when it came time to go i was ready to go. >> amy: no nerves at all. no, like, oh... >> a little bit of nerves, yes. i was going into the unknown and never done before but, i h

mark armstrong with the tar heels and joe mazur with the blue devils. john: 4:37 and hillary clinton picking up more delegates after an official win in missouri. how bernie sanders is responding. washington it keep donald trump from clinching the nomination. we made it to friday. don: it is shaping up to be a dry one. we will see the sunshine win out. we will have that in the complete forecast next. john: match madness is winning as in be the match. we are asking you to join us for the bone marrow donor registry drive tomorrow from 11:002:00 at the streets of south point in durham. we are looking for donors from 18 to our bacteria family's been on this cushion for generations. i like to watch them clean, but they'll never get me on the mattress! new lysol max cover with 2x wider coverage kills bacteria on big, soft surfaces. our bacteria family's been on this cushion for generations. i like to watch them clean, but they'll never get me on the mattress! new lysol max cover with 2x wider coverage kills bacteria on big, soft surfaces. discover a new way to

many astronauts who led the charge into space after getting their wings at nascc, they include neal armstrong and john glen, other notable graduates include game show host bob barker, vice admiral james stockdale and medal of honor winner edward "butch" o'hare. the blue angels were headquartered in corpus christi until 1955. today, sinatra, the chief of naval air training admiral bull commands the blue angels. the people of the united states owe so much to the graduates of nascc. these heroes have fought for our country since the construction of the base in 1941. i believe it's important to not only honor the men and women in uniform who serve at the bases, like nascc, and those around the country but also to honor their families and the civilian workers who make it all possible. due to its important country during world war ii and over the years, until today, it's my privilege to let you know about nascc. after 75 years of operation, the naval air station is still training pilots, still serving the country and still being a symbol of pride to texas and the entire nation. i yield back. the sp

fayetteville john: breaking news, brussels under attack. explosions rip through the at least 13. passengers now describing the chaos. barbara: a bad crash and now flood of broken hearts and prayers on social media. what we are learning about a wreck in front of north carolina wesleyan college. welcome on tuesday march 22, 34 degrees and almost 5:30. i'm barbara gibbs. john: i'm john clark. we will get to the breaking stories but we are also under a frost advisory and we go to meteorologist don schwenneker with more. don: we are very cold and that frost advisory until 9:00 although once the sun is up temperatures will jump quickly. you can see the temperatures starting in the 30's at 7:00. 40's by 9:00, 50's by 11:00 and 60's by 1:00. currently 30 roxboro, 38 sanford, 36 fayetteville, 32 rocky mount and goldsboro, roanoke rapids. 30 louisburg. looking at the day ahead. lunchtime 58 and sunny. mostly sunny skies in the afternoon and 65 degrees. nice weather moving in today and gets warmer the next couple of days. we will talk about that in the complete forecast but now we have weat

neil armstrong coming up... new year, new flavor! we're tasting graeter's brand new flavor for 20- 16... plus..."angry birds".... one of ameria's favorite mobile games is going to the big screen... we're showing you how you can decorate your cupcakes like characters. today's the day graeter's ice cream reveals its now today's the day graeter's ice cream reveals its now mystery flavor. last year it was reveals its now mystery flavor. last year it was reveals its now mystery flavor. last year it was bourbon pecan chocolate chip -- the year before that it was salted caramel fudge brownie. what will it be this year. joining us this get ready for a a big temperature swing over the get ready for a a big temperature swing over the get ready for a a big temperature swing over the get ready for a a big temperature swing over the return to the 30s for highs arrive for he middle of the week. with that fall in temperatures comes a chance for thunderstorms this afternoon. our risk level has dropped dramatically but we could still see a isolated s

barbara: mark armstrong will report from washington, d.c. at the acc tournament. we will have the latest on the make or break game. john: you can say connected all day by going to abc11.com or to the mobile app on your phone or tablet. don: for the rest of today, we will see temperatures topping out in the upper 70's near 80 degrees and the same thing tomorrow. friday, 76. saturday, 73 with spotty showers and sunday, 75. by tuesday, 73 degrees. warm the next couple of days and staying above normal. barbara: thank you. from the raleigh eyewitness news center, i am barbara goods, from john clark, don schwenneker and the entire team, we will see you jo >> announcer: hope you saved room for dessert, because we're bringing you an hour of surprisingly simple sweets. mario's firing things up with a decadent chocolaty hazelnut creation. then, want to know the secret to making the perfect chocolate chip cookie? carla is revealing all in a baking school 101 you won't want to miss. plus, chef roble is going for the grove. >> i love oranges, i love orange juice. so today, i'm

joe mazur going with duke to the was coast and mark armstrong with the heels in philadelphia. you can follow both on twitter and faculty for the action. 6:27 and brussels on alert. we will have the latest at 6:30. fayetteville mcdona john: belgium under attack, explosions rip through the airport and metro station killing at least 13. the city is on lockdown. europe on high alert. barbara: also breaking on "eyewitness news" a bad crash and flood of broken hearts and prayers on social media. what we have learned about this wreck. good morning, carolina, welcome on tuesday march 22, 33 degrees and 6:30. barbara bury. john: i'm john clark. we will get to the breaking stories but we are under a frost advisory right now. we will go to meteorologist don schwenneker. don: good morning to you. that goes until 9:00 and once the sun climbs we will warm fairly quickly. you see the temperatures jumping the next several hours. by lunchtime 50's and by 2:00 we are in the 60's. we will warm nicely throughout the day. current temperatures across the region cold spot is sanford at 28. warm spot

i tried to interview him about tate armstrong who was on his olympic team. i was 19 and scared to death by dean could not have been nicer. he had actually read something i had written in the student newspaper at duke because back then, they clipped every single paper in the country. i had written something, saying bill foster who was the duke coach had modeled his program after dean. he said you were fair to us in that piece especially someone from duke and that became a running theme for 35 years. i was covering the acc for the "washington post," in the 1980's when dean was the icon, valvano was the rockstar and krzyweski was the little engine trying to get started in the early 80's. they were born nine days apart. and here is the irony i found out researching this book. a great player at duke in the 1960's was associate athletic director and yet seen krzyweski coach and brought his name to tom butters. his answer was literally, who? he had never heard of him. he was an obscure young coach at army but he became enamored after interviewing him and decided to