then on the ensuing inbounds, mason banged into wainright. >> chris: >> chris: >> chris: >> chris: acdental. >> ian: i agree. >> chris: use a timeout. that's where they are there. >> ian: 4 fouls on ishmail wainright. mason 7 of 7 from the free throw line. 59.5 to play. >> len: of all the guys for yale, this is the guy you don't want to foul. >> ian: mason perfect 8 of 8. and a new yale record. 28 points. highest scoring mark in an ncaa tournament in bulldogs basketball history. 74-70. mason now with 29. under a minute to play. wainright. loops the pass to prince. an offensive foul. huge call with 33.9 to play. >> [cheers and applause]. >> chris: you don't have to be set to draw the offensive foul. defender entitleed to go in a direction that is parallel to what the ball handler is going. >> len: if the ball handler breaks that plain, that's how you get the call. >> ian: get it in for sears. much martyr to give the foul to sears and not mason. sears is 67%. he is 3 of 3 today. that was a huge, huge call. >> len: took a possession away and an opportunity to put points on the board from baylo

then on the ensuing inbounds, mason banged into wainright. >> chris: >> chris: >> chris: >> chris: >> chris: acdental. >> ian: i agree. >> chris: use a timeout. that's where they are there. >> ian: 4 fouls on ishmail wainright. mason 7 of 7 from the free throw line. 59.5 to play. >> len: of all the guys for yale, this is the guy you don't want to foul. >> ian: mason perfect 8 of 8. and a new yale record. 28 points. highest scoring mark in an ncaa tournament in bulldogs mason now with 29. under a minute to play. wainright. loops the pass to prince. prince one-on-one with victor. an offensive foul. huge call with 33.9 to play. >> [cheers and applause]. >> chris: you don't have to be set to draw the offensive foul. defender entitleed to go in a direction that is parallel to what the ball handler is going. >> len: if the ball handler breaks that plain, that's how you get the call. >> ian: get it in for sears. much martyr to give the foul to sears and not mason. sears is 67%. that was a huge, huge call. >> len: took a possession away and an opportunity to put points on the board from baylo

then on the ensuing inbounds, mason banged into wainright. >> chris: >> chris: >> chris: >> chris: >> chris: acdental. >> ian: i agree. >> chris: use a timeout. that's where they are there. >> ian: 4 fouls on ishmail wainright. mason 7 of 7 from the free throw line. 59.5 to play. >> len: of all the guys for yale, this is the guy you don't want to foul. >> ian: mason perfect 8 of 8. and a new yale record. highest scoring mark in an ncaa tournament in bulldogs basketball history. 74-70. mason now with 29. under a minute to play. wainright. loops the pass to prince. prince one-on-one with victor. an offensive foul. huge call with 33.9 to play. >> [cheers and applause]. >> chris: you don't have to be set to draw the offensive foul. defender entitleed to go in a direction that is parallel to what the ball handler is going. >> len: if the ball handler breaks that plain, that's how you get the call. much martyr to give the foul to sears and not mason. sears is 67%. he is 3 of 3 today. that was a huge, huge call. >> len: took a possession away and an opportunity to put points on the board fro

then on the ensuing inbounds, mason banged into wainright. >> chris: >> chris: >> chris: >> chris: >> chris: acdental. >> ian: i agree. >> chris: use a timeout. that's where they are there. >> ian: 4 fouls on ishmail wainright. mason 7 of 7 from the free throw line. 59.5 to play. >> len: of all the guys for yale, this is the guy you don't want to foul. >> ian: mason perfect 8 of 8. and a new yale record. 28 points. highest scoring mark in an ncaa basketball history. 74-70. mason now with 29. under a minute to play. wainright. loops the pass to prince. prince one-on-one with victor. an offensive foul. huge call with 33.9 to play. >> [cheers and applause]. >> chris: you don't have to be set to draw the offensive foul. defender entitleed to go in a direction that is parallel to what the ball handler is going. >> len: if the ball handler breaks that plain, that's how you get the call. >> ian: get it in for sears. much martyr to give the foul to sears and not mason. he is 3 of 3 today. that was a huge, huge call. >> len: took a possession away and an opportunity to put points on the board

then on the ensuing inbounds, mason banged into wainright. >> chris: >> chris: >> chris: >> chris: >> chris: acdental. >> ian: i agree. >> chris: use a timeout. that's where they are there. >> ian: 4 fouls on ishmail wainright. mason 7 of 7 from the free throw line. 59.5 to play. >> len: of all the guys for yale, this is the guy you don't want to foul. >> ian: mason perfect 8 of 8. and a new yale record. 28 points. tournament in bulldogs basketball history. 74-70. mason now with 29. under a minute to play. wainright. loops the pass to prince. prince one-on-one with victor. an offensive foul. huge call with 33.9 to play. >> [cheers and applause]. >> chris: you don't have to be set to draw the offensive foul. defender entitleed to go in a direction that is parallel to what the ball handler is going. >> len: if the ball handler breaks that plain, that's how you get the call. much martyr to give the foul to sears and not mason. sears is 67%. he is 3 of 3 today. that was a huge, huge call. >> len: took a possession away and an opportunity to put points on the board from baylor. from where

then on the ensuing inbounds, mason banged into wainright. >> chris: >> chris: >> chris: >> chris: >> chris: acdental. >> ian: i agree. >> chris: use a timeout. that's where they are there. >> ian: 4 fouls on ishmail wainright. mason 7 of 7 from the free throw line. 59.5 to play. >> len: of all the guys for yale, this is the guy you don't >> ian: mason perfect 8 of 8. and a new yale record. 28 points. highest scoring mark in an ncaa tournament in bulldogs basketball history. 74-70. mason now with 29. under a minute to play. wainright. loops the pass to prince. prince one-on-one with victor. an offensive foul. huge call with 33.9 to play. >> [cheers and applause]. >> chris: you don't have to be set to draw the offensive foul. defender entitleed to go in what the ball handler is going. >> len: if the ball handler breaks that plain, that's how you get the call. >> ian: get it in for sears. much martyr to give the foul to sears and not mason. sears is 67%. he is 3 of 3 today. that was a huge, huge call. >> len: took a possession away and an opportunity to put points on the board from bayl

then on the ensuing inbounds, mason banged into wainright. >> chris: >> chris: >> chris: >> chris: >> chris: acdental. >> ian: i agree. >> chris: use a timeout. that's where they are there. >> ian: 4 fouls on ishmail wainright. mason 7 of 7 from the free throw line. 59.5 to play. >> len: of all the guys for yale, this is the guy you don't want to foul. >> ian: mason perfect 8 of 8. and a new yale record. 28 points. highest scoring mark in an ncaa basketball history. 74-70. mason now with 29. under a minute to play. wainright. loops the pass to prince. prince one-on-one with victor. an offensive foul. huge call with 33.9 to play. >> [cheers and applause]. >> chris: you don't have to be set to draw the offensive foul. defender entitleed to go in a direction that is parallel to what the ball handler is going. >> len: if the ball handler breaks that plain, that's how you get the call. >> ian: get it in for sears. much martyr to give the foul to sears and not mason. he is 3 of 3 today. that was a huge, huge call. >> len: took a possession away and an opportunity to put points on the board

then on the ensuing inbounds, >> chris: >> chris: >> chris: >> chris: >> chris: acdental. >> ian: i agree. >> chris: use a timeout. that's where they are there. >> ian: 4 fouls on ishmail wainright. mason 7 of 7 from the free throw line. 59.5 to play. >> len: of all the guys for yale, this is the guy you don't want to foul. >> ian: mason perfect 8 of 8. and a new yale record. 28 points. highest scoring mark in an ncaa tournament in bulldogs basketball history. 74-70. mason now with 29. loops the pass to prince. prince one-on-one with victor. an offensive foul. huge call with 33.9 to play. >> [cheers and applause]. >> chris: you don't have to be set to draw the offensive foul. defender entitleed to go in a direction that is parallel to what the ball handler is going. >> len: if the ball handler breaks that plain, that's how you get the call. >> ian: get it in for sears. much martyr to give the foul to sears and not mason. sears is 67%. he is 3 of 3 today. that was a huge, huge call. >> len: took a possession away and an opportunity to put points from where we sit, it should be have been th

then on the ensuing inbounds, mason banged into wainright. >> chri >> chri >> chri >> chri >> chris: acdental. >> ian: i agree. >> chris: use a timeout. that's where they are there. >> ian: 4 fouls on ishmail wainright. mason 7 of 7 from the free throw line. 59.5 to play. >> len: of all the guys for yale, this is the guy you don't want to foul. >> ian: mason perfect 8 of 8. and a new yale record. 28 points. highest scoring mark in an ncaa tournament in bulldogs basketball history. 74-70. mason now with 29. under a minute wainright. loops the pass to prince. prince one-on-one with victor. an offensive foul. huge call with 33.9 to play. >> [cheers and applause]. >> chris: you don't have to be set to draw the offensive foul. defender entitleed to go in a direction that is parallel to what the ball handler is going. >> len: if the ball handler breaks that plain, that's how you get the call. >> ian: get it in for sears. much martyr to give the foul to sears and not mason. sears is 67%. he is 3 of 3 today. that was a huge, huge call. >> len: took a possession away on the board from baylor.

chris: nonbanks. tom: not the government? chris: they are backstopping all of it. there is no credit risk here. tom: nothing has changed. we will be right back. changed economics and the measurement of our change. and ♪ going to talk do our square. tom: robert angle will join us from new york university. economists ares more pessimistic about the u.s. economy. that's according to a survey. growth than weaker they were last year. basic corporate earnings will rise just 2% that's down from traders arest area bedding compound will keep falling past the u.k. referendum on the european union. it has dropped 2%. suggest losses will continue beyond the june 2 vote. the latest superhero movie had a supersized opening. batman versus superman took in $170 million in north america. it made $254 million around the world. that was in line with estimates. did either of you see the movie? tom: no. i didn't. .hris: we will get to cheti want to see the baker movie with ethan hawke. these are adult movies. people aren't being blown up every three minutes. talk about blowup. right

chris sontag-ratti was wrong. and you're about to see how his act of kindness has snowballed into a project that's priceless. this is the story of a man and the dog he loved. the man is chris sontag-ratti. if you're wondering where the dog is, well, that's where we'll begin. two years ago, cancer claimed the life of chris's 12-year-old boxer-rottweiler mix, his best friend with the funny name. chris: people would say, "why do you keep saying everything to your dog? what are you--are you calling your dog everything?" yeah, that's my dog's name. garvin: chris says he literally picked everything's name out of a hat when he got her as a puppy. it turned out to be as perfect as it was random. everything became just that to chris. chris: i guess some people have religion, and some people have, you know, their materialistic things. but for me, it was the dog. garvin: during some tough times in the past, tempted down some dark roads, one thing, chris says, always kept him from going too far astray. chris: and any time i g

chris sontag-ratti was wrong. and you're about to see how his act of kindness has snowballed into a project that's priceless. this is the story of a man and the dog he loved. the man is chris sontag-ratti. if you're wondering where the dog is, well, that's where we'll begin. two years ago, cancer claimed the life of chris's 12-year-old boxer-rottweiler mix, his best friend with the funny name. chris: people would say, "why do you keep saying everything to your dog? what are you--are you calling your dog everything?" yeah, that's my dog's name. garvin: chris says he literally picked everything's name out of a hat when he got her as a puppy. it turned out to be as perfect as it was random. everything became just that to chris. chris: i guess some people have religion, and some people have, you know, their materialistic things. but for me, it was the dog. garvin: during some tough times in the past, tempted down some dark roads, one thing, chris says, always kept him from going too far astray. chris: and any time i g

chris? >> well, kelly, it seems like the military over there, rather, the police forces, are more ready to act after a crime's been committed. it seems like we knew a lot for reason to believe that there was trouble coming since paris last november, but is there a culture over there against a lot of tough surveillance and tough digging into neighborhoods and questioning people, that kind of preventative police work? now everybody's out there arresting everybody. where were they a week ago? >> reporter: well, i think it's a little bit complicated, chris. part of the issue is really in belgian laws and privacy laws and in when you can conduct raids. i mean, a lot of times, people would say that their hands were tied a little bit, that there were certain times when they couldn't conduct raids, for example, in nighttime. and that really kept them from going in on certain suspects, on certain tips, perhaps that they had. but there is also this disconnect, that's emerging, between local police, an

then on the ensuing inbounds, mason banged into wainright. >> chri >> chri >> chri >> chri >> chris: acdental. >> ian: i agree. >> chris: use a timeout. that's where they are there. >> ian: 4 fouls on ishmail wainright. mason 7 of 7 from the free throw line. 59.5 to play. >> len: of all the guys for yale, this is the guy you don't want to foul. >> ian: mason perfect 8 of 8. and a new yale record. 28 points. highest scoring mark in an ncaa tournament in bulldogs basketball history. 74-70. mason now with 29. under a minute to play. wainright. loops the pass to prince. prince one-on-one with victor. an offensive foul. huge call with 33.9 to play. >> [cheers and applause]. >> chris: you don't have to be set to draw the offensive foul. defender entitleed to go in a direction that is parallel to what the ball handler is going. >> len: if the ball handler breaks that plain, that's how you get the call. >> ian: get it in for sears. much martyr to give the foul to sears and not mason. sears is 67%. he is 3 of 3 today. that was a huge, huge call. >> len: took a possession away and an opportuni

sandra: great point, chris, thank you. meantime voters head to the polls this super tuesday evangelicals are expected to be major influence in at least seven of southern states holding nominating contests. pew research shows they make up majorities in of republicans in tennessee, alabama, arkansas, georgia and oklahoma. nearly after of gop voters in texas. the biggest prize of the day, with 155 delegates at stake. exit polling shows donald trump won evangelical support in south carolina, but now a highly influential christian paper is urging readers to back away from the billionaire businessman. the christian post editorial says in part, quote, trump is misogynous and philanderer. he demeans women and minorities. his preferred forms of communications are insults obscenities and untruth. while christians ha been guilty of all of these, we unlike trump ask for forgiveness and seek restitution with the aid of the holy spirit and community of believers. that playing off donald trump saying during this election process he has n

living, with chris. the is chris around. even mow so than chris christie he was around. even more, right. i hated to do that but i had to make my point. >> reporter: maggie of the insuring times unclear if christie knew he was signing up to be punch line for trump himself but that's what happened today. he is getting punched all over the place including head of the new jersey state trooper a's union who had very angry things to say about the fact that he was with donald trump instead of at the sean cullen's funeral yesterday and that is why lieutenant governor kim guadagno was there in his place, lauren and chris. >> all right, steve he keeley, thanks very much. >>> we are following breaking news, a hotel diner catches on fire, we have a crew on the scene, we will have a live report coming up next. >>> breaking news, when fire erupts inside aedine. >> crews are on the scene in chester along edgemont avenue. dave kinchen is there with the very latest, dave, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris and lauren. fire crews this have blaze under control but right now th

chris palmquist--"in des moines, chris palmquist, abc9 sports." thanks chris...in the bottom half of the 3a bracket...sioux center taking on the defending champs out of nevada. early on...shayla post comes off the bench and provides an instant spark...her three pointer makes it 10-2 and forces a nevada time out. in the second...lexi toering...sees a path and she doesn't hesitate...the basket and the bonus...but we'd be tied 22 each at the half. nevada would take the lead but toering out on the break, finds katie te grotenhuis for the lay in that cuts the deficit to five. but the warriors had no answer for lexy koudelka...she had 29 and nevada ends sioux center's season, 59-44. in the rushmore state......the elk point-jefferson ladies beat lennox 52-27 to win the region 4a championship....ca rlie shatswell led the way with 19 points. with the win, the south dakota state tournament. alex as you saw in chris' story, this season is the last season for seniors mike gesell and adam woodbury. the sioux crew turned the iowa hoops program around....but the

i'm chris van hollen, and i approve this message. daughter might be smarter than most 2-year-olds. it's all at etonline.com. >>> now we can't say goodbye without remembering hollywood legend patti duke. she passed away this morning at 69 years old due to complications from a ruptured intense tin. >> patty was just 16 when she won an oscar in "t miracle worker." >> and we can't forget got their impact offscreen. she's survived by her husband of 30 years and three children. she was one of the first celebrities to open up about her bipolar disorder. listen to what she tus her final "e.t" interview. >> i decided i couldn't keep it a secret. i had to tell it. and i must say i have no idea if it had a negative ffect on my acting career or not. because people give back the love that you give out to them. >> she helped so many people by opening up. >> good night, everybody. >> good night. woman: i spoke to rebecca. she wants to facetime with you this week. i don't want her seeing me like this. your sister doesn't care about your v

((chris maathuis)) nat's : "miesha tate is as tough as they come in women's mma> ((chris maathuis)) no war of words, or trash talking from miesha tate... she respects holly holm as the champion. miesha tate/fighter: 'most people didn't know who this holly holm was, she became a break out star and won four awards at the fighters only awards this year she's done remarkable things with that fight and since that fight." ((chris maathuis)) tate will be the first person to meet the miesha is on a four fight winning streak... she's won 9 of her last 12. two of those loses were to rousey, who following that loss to holm talked about suicide... a serious topic for fighters. even miesha says a loss can be devastating. miesha: "i have felt like i've wanted to die because of a loss, i can say that, did i want to think about taking my own life... no, but i felt like everything was dead to me." ((chris maathuis)) tate hopes to win by muddying the waters so to speak... she feels that's her best chance at a victory and hopefully another rematch with rousey. miesha: "i think it's easy for ronda to say

(dog whimpering) news music voice over: "from 8 news now this is sports with chris maathuis. > ((chris maathuis)) fight week in las vegas offically kicked off today with ufc's miesha tate getting out in front of the promotion. she's going to fight on the lady who took out the seemingly invinsible ronda rousey. tate will fight holly holm on saturday. ((chris maathuis)) nat's : "miesha tate is as tough as they come in women's mma> ((chris maathuis)) no war of words, or trash talking from meisha tate... she respects holly holm as the champion. miesha tate/fighter; 'most people didn't know who this holly holm was, she became a break out star and won four awards at the fighters only awards this year she's done fight and since that fight." ((chris maathuis)) tate will be the first person to meet the last and only person who beat up ronda rousey. miesha is on a four fight winning streak... she's won 9 of her last 12. two of those loses were to rousey, who following that loss to holm talked about suicide... a serious topic for fighters. even miesha says a loss can be devastating. miesah; "i ha

here is chris, first alert traffic. >> chris: al, thank you, first alert traffic sponsored by toyota of north charlotte. if you have that early tuesday morning commute live look i-77, clanton road, no problems here, volume across the area fairly light. if you are heading out the next 5, 10 minutes rock hill, uptown, 20 minutes, concord to center city, 19 minutes, lake norman southbound at 15 minutes, with an average speed of 68-miles-per-hour. still, a whole lot of green out there, so any of our major interstates looking a-okay, providence road, wt harris, over in north tryon, university city, no problems there. that is a first check of your tuesday morning commute. christine, back over to you. >> christine: voters in north carolina heading to the polls one week from today to vote in the presidential primary. and one candidate will be in the area today. hold a rally tonight in kannapolis, starts at 5:00 at central baptist church, event is free but you have to register online. cruz isn't the only candidate making a push in north carolina. mark davenport live in charlotte with more on

>> chris: chris, thanks, two people shot in the parking lot of mcdonald in hickory, we respected in the >>> this broadcast sponsored by subaru south boulevard and subaru concord. wbtv on your side. wbtv news starts right now. >> john: now at 5:00, a contract to build the controversial toll county may end up being cancelled. why state transportation officials are re-evaluating the contract. >> christine: while you were sleeping authorities in hickory releasing new details about a shooting at a mcdonald's in hickory, kristen miranda getting the details first, with the latest developments. >> john: welcome to wbtv news this morning on thursday, march 3rd, good to have you with us at 5:00 a.m., i'm john carter. >> christine: i'm christine sperow. let's get the half hour started with charlotte's most experiencinged morning meteorologist, al conklin. another chilly start to this thursday. >> al: a lot colder this morning, christine, yeah, temperatures down below freezing throughout our viewing area, only 5:00, we still have room to drop. it is dry, that is the good thing in charlotte. no rain

and i mean, there's something going on, chris. we can be very nice and very naive and say everything's wonderful. all you have to do is look all over the world. there's a great hatred out there. >> you also said this about the war on isis -- >> we have to knock out isis. we have to knock the hell out of them. i would listen to the jenchls, but i'm hearing numbers of 20,000 to 30,000. which generals have told you, sir, that we need 20,00030,000 u.s. ground troops in iraq and syria? >> well, that's where i heard the number. that doesn't mean i do that, by the way. that's what i heard the number is in order to eradicate. it could be quick. you know, maybe we should do something quickly because this cancer is staying with us forever. i mean, we've been fighting in the middle east now for 15 years -- >> all the generals we've talked to say -- >> spending money at a rate -- chris, in the meantime, our infrastructure in our country is going to hell. our sun and in trouble. and all we do is spend money in the middle east. i meane, either

>> thanks, chris. look, just listening to the intro to this interview, i just have to say this country deserves a presidential candidate that appeals to the best in us and not one that brings out the worst. what we've seen from donald trump over the past few days is really a sign of more trouble to come i think if this is to move forward. he's playing with fire. when he says things like i'm going to pay the legal fees for a man who sucker punched a protester that wasn't doing anything, he punched him from behind, an african-american protester and trump said, you know, i'm going to look into paying that guy's legal fees, that is really on the edge of inciting more violence of this nature. when you look at the general election and i notice you interviewed a democrat that likes trump earlier, that's really an anomaly because donald trump has historically high negative ratings among the general electorate. he's less popular than bill cosby among the general electorate. he's turning off a lot of women, mino

let's go to chris larson with traffic. >> chris: christine, wbtv's ashton pellom giving us this live look this morning of the accident scene out on brookshire. traffic sponsored by toyota of north charlotte. it is the lanes northbound away from the city which are blocked off this morning. if you're coming inbound on brookshire boulevard up to 485, you are going to be able to make it through that scene, but terrible crash overnight with this passenger vehicle in the back of some sort of a dump truck. thatatas blocked the northbound lanes. so again, if you are trying to go north and then get on the outer loop of 485, that is where you will find the problems or just heading north on brookshire boulevard. those lanes are closed down, it may be 7:30, 8:00 before this accident investigation is complete and they can get the lanes reopened. the so if brookshire away from the city of charlotte is part of your morning commute, be aware those lanes are closed down and as we head through the rush hour and the volume increases, heading southbound in toward the the residual slow downs, everybody s

chris has first alert traffic right now. >> chris: al, thank you. first alert traffic sponsored by toyota of north charlotte. we're looking live at i-77 out toward the rest area, south carolina state line, no problems here this morning, everything run along smoothly as is the case with most of our majors, 485, 85, 77, no problems. now, as we come in closer to center city, on providence road, this is providence at dartmouth, a new accident scene, not seeing significant delays on providence road as you make your way to 277 and beyond in center city looks good. that is a check of the morning and traffic on wbtv news this morning. >> christine: thank you, chris. >>> in less than an hour the polls will open for voters here in north carolina to cast their ballots in the state's primaries. wbtv's mark davenport covering one of the polling places that will open in 60 minutes, at covenant presbyterian church in charlotte. mark, there are are two races in particular people will be watching out for today. >> reporter: yeah, christine, the two big races are for

chris, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. a 33:00, super tuesday in the books, two big win remembers donald trump for the republicans and hillary clinton for the democrats. the votes are tallied, here are your results. trump sees wins in george, a alabama, massachusetts, tennessee, virginia, arkansas and vermont. ted cruz wins home state of texas and the one north of that, marco rubio takes minute society, a carson and case dick not have anyones but they're still very much candidate. here is a breakdown for the democrats. clinton takes georgia, virginia, alabama, tennessee, arkansas, texas and massachusetts. bernie sanders wins his home state of vermont along with oklahoma, colorado and minnesota, lauren. >> chris, everyone is talking about governor chris christie this morning, real awkward moments during trump's speech last night thanks to the new jersey governor. dave kinchen headed to up trenton with the recap of exactly what happened yesterday, dave? >> reporter: here at the state house where there already isn't whole lot

>>> i'm chris wallace. growing violence at trump rallies amid accusations the front-runner's rhetoric plays a role. today we'll ask donald trump if he's responsible. >>> boos ]. >> trump is forced to cancel a rally chicago after hundreds of protesters show up to disrupt it. >> when they have organized, professionally staged wise guys, we've got to fight back. >> and trump's rivals pin some of the blame on him. >> last night in chicago, we saw images to make america look like a third world country. >> any campaign responsibility starts at the top. >> we'll sit down with trouump discuss the violence and what he'll try do to stop it. we'll ask our sunday if the protests will affect the republican race. >>> then, the gop campaign reaches a turning point as the primaries turn winner take all. in ohio, governor john kasich battles to hold on to his home state. >> when i win here on tuesday, it's a whole new ball game. >> we'll talk with kasich as he tries to stay alive in this campaign. >>> and our power player o

living, with chris. the is chris around? even more than chris christie who was there. right, even more. i hated to do that but i had to make my point. >> only positive was christie was just off stage when he said that. meantime, look at maggie haberman, unclear if christie knew he was signing up to be punch line for trump himself but that is what happened today. punch line, many would say punching back, chris and lauren. >> can you imagine the optics if christie was actually there, next to him when he said that? what an awkward moment that would have been. >> reporter: it was awkward last week because remember christie left that two hour news conference and said he would get away for their 30th anniversary. then last tuesday with these primaries, trump only stage, where is chris? another one of those again and christie again in florida but then he wouldn't admit that. that is where he turnout to be anyway. >> steve, thanks. >>> a fight started over a hot hat ended with a 24 year-old man stabbed to death. forty year-old steven simminger is charged in the murder of colin

>>> i'm chris wallace. growing violence at trump rallies amid accusations the front-runner's rhetoric plays a role. today we'll ask donald trump if he's responsible. >>> boos ]. >> trump is forced to cancel a rally chicago after hundreds of protesters show up to disrupt it. >> when they have organized, professionally staged wise guys, we've got to fight back. >> and trump's rivals pin some of the blame on him. >> last night in chicago, we saw a third world country. >> any campaign responsibility starts at the top. >> we'll sit down with troump ump to discuss the violence and what he'll try do to stop it. we'll ask our sunday if the protests will affect the republican race. >>> then, the gop campaign reaches a turning point as the primaries turn winner take all. in ohio, governor john kasich battles to hold on to his home state. >> when i win here on tuesday, it's a whole new ball game. >> we'll talk with kasich as he tries to stay alive in this campaign. week. giving millennials the news in six-second chunk

>> chris is a master of evasion. but i was determined, will hear the rest of that conversation and why even his grilled him about marcia. >> you will not be denied. >>> there is legal trouble fo sir elton john who's accused of crossing the sexual line with his own former bodyguard. this is the former bodyguard, jeffrey wenninger who's sighing john for harassment and battery you can see him here guard on john in march and april of 2014, alleging that while riding in a car, elton did s unwelcome and offensive touching and groping. the security officer also said that the grammy winning singer forced his hand down his shirt and said say hello to uncle elton. elton john zee -- since filing the lawsuit yesterday, wenninger shut down his facebook page. as for elton, he and his family are in italy. >> this guy if this guy is a po he would have had no trouble pushing elton away. >> he said he couldn't physically push away elton. he's a policeman. >> a lawyer for elton issued this stat saying these claims are patently false. >

chris chris over in the traffic center, what can you tell us? >> chris: i can tell you if northbound on brookshire up to 485 you can get on the inner loop but you're not going to be able to make your way from brookshire and get on the outer loop of 485 this morning. so just keep that in mind. the northbound lanes are closed down. if you're heading inbound from the city of charlotte, looks good right now. if you're coming north on 16, pleasant grove road, old plank, belhaven would get you back up to mount holly-huntersville road, rozzelles ferry, turn you around so you can get back on the outer loop of 485 or avoid the area if you can at all costs because it is easier to work around 485. the charlotte commute, major interstates still running in the green, 485, 77, 85 look okay. new accident on beaties ford road at tate street, right above oak lawn. traffic on wbtv news this morning. >> christine: now we're following another big breaking news story internationally, you will hear more about this today. explosionsexplosions at several locations in b

>>> i'm chris wallace. growing violence at trump rallies amid accusations the front-runner's rhetoric plays a role. today we'll ask donald trump if he's responsible. >>> boos ]. >> trump is forced to cancel a rally chicago after hundreds of protesters show up to disrupt it. >> when they have organized, professionally staged wise guys, we've got to fight back. >> and trump's rivals pin some of the blame on him. >> last night in chicago, we saw a third world country. >> any campaign responsibility starts at the top. >> we'll sit down with troump ump to discuss the violence and what he'll try do to stop it. we'll ask our sunday if the protests will affect the republican race. >>> then, the gop campaign reaches a turning point as the primaries turn winner take all. in ohio, governor john kasich battles to hold on to his home state. >> when i win here on tuesday, it's a whole new ball game. >> we'll talk with kasich as he campaign. week. six-second chunks. >> there was a large part of america that was being igno

here's chris, first alert traffic. chris: al, thank you, first alert traffic sponsored by toyota of north charlotte. let's take a look at drive times, coming in this morning from the lake norman area, right now sitting at 15 minutes, average speed, 65-miles-per-hour. mapping system, green light davidson, cornelius, huntersville up to 485. most of the majors here in charlotte looking good. 485, no problems here in center city. no problems providence road, independence also looking good this morning. leaving rock hill, northbound on 77, let's launch the drive time there, 22 minutes, average speed, 63-miles-per-hour. so a smooth early morning commute and live look i-77, that is northbound at the rest area coming toward center city from the south carolina state line, not seeing any problems right now. that is a check of the morning commute john, over to you. >> john: making sure you're prepared in case of a weather emergency. >> christine: what is being done carolinas safe. all across america families are coming back to ti

chris hush spoke with the women. chris: the attempted robbery started right here at this working month. it ended just a few yards away down highland boulevard. that was when the suspects ran to the -- the victims ramped the suspect vehicle. >> i went crazy. chris: she went to any length to protect her grandson. >> he chose the wrong girls. chris: they were in their suv at this grocery store parking lot island boulevard in deltona. a man jumped into their vehicle. >> he had a gun to my head. he told me to give him my purse. he started cursing. and i said no. chris: he then pointed the gun at the two-year-old. >> i grabbed the gun from his hand. i managed to turn it on him, and i put it straight at his for head. i was even pulling the trigger. both of us elbow and fought him. chris: it was enough for him to run out, and jump in a getaway vehicle. that is when the women stepped on the gas and followed. one of the women called police >> he tried to get up, but i hit him. chris: we were there to capture the massive search

chris, thanks. what's this got to do with what happened in paris this fall, this past fall. >> reporter: well, it has to do with a crackdown this has been taking place since the events in november, when 130 people were mixtu massacred in this city. and it comes on the heels of an incident yesterday where investigators who were still following up on the november 13th attacks were knocking on doors in brussels and knocked on the doors of a couple of bad actor who is opened fire on them. one of the guys with a kalashnikov were killed. the four people were slightly wounded in the incident. that raised the level of tension. and now we wake up basically to the news that at dawn this morning, four people were arrested, right on the outskirts of the city, one of whom may well have been in communication with the so-called islamic state and may have been planning another attack here in the city. >> are they french nationals? >> reporter: yes, they are. although, from immigrant backgrounds. >> i see. well, bad

you have chris bomb, l.e. oppenheim, it happened to both of them. >> you are right, rick, i think that has been a common sense, but as chairman currently, talk withing boyd and having the conversations, i've seen personally change in attitude, that isn't going to be the way we will move forward. they really do want to embrace the new communities, i mean the new segments of business, they want to embrace how we move forward in a different direction, because we've decided we're not a mini-vegas, we are different, we're something, make sure we find what that is and and that's including gaming, including new business seg sxment moving forward in the strongest asset. >> the same time, i'm sorry to -- disagree here, but the grand sierra resort, i took a tour of the new theater, this seats 3200 people. i took a tour of the night club. the pricing they charge for bottle service or getting vip booth or whatever, is very high number, but it is about 10% of what you pay in vegas for the same experience and they are marke

>> chris, we're rising in illinois. there will be polls that come out that will show me in second place. it's a matter of accumulating delegates. and look, for the last couple of weeks -- look, i don't want to be arguing about this. i didn't get any attention. when we had debates, there were people in the hall shouting my name to have me asked a question. finally i'm getting heard. finally the positive nature of the campaign is working. finally people are beginning to realize that when i was budget chairman we had economic growth by the scores. that in ohio we've turned this state around. that wages are up. we're up over 400,000 jobs. i've cut taxes more than anybody. finally, people are beginning to say, well, wait a minute, now i see who this guy is. just give us a chance. most people never thought we'd -- most people never thought we'd get here. >> governor kasich, you're on the show today. we're very happy to have you here. i want to ask you about marco rubio because he has suggested stop donald trump, maybe his sup

pstruggling, so we have to >>> i'm chris wallace. growing violence at trump rallies amid accusations the front-runner's rhetoric plays a role. today we'll ask donald trump if he's responsible. >>> boos ]. >> trump is forced to cancel a rally chicago after hundreds of protesters show up to disrupt it. >> when they have organized, professionally staged wise guys, we've got to fight back. >> and trump's rivals pin some of the blame on him. >> last night in chicago, we saw images to make america look like a third world country. >> any campaign responsibility starts at the top. >> we'll sit down with troump ump to discuss the violence and what he'll try do to stop it. we'll ask our sunday if the protests will affect the republican race. >>> then, the gop campaign reaches a turning point as the primaries turn winner take all. in ohio, governor john kasich battles to hold on to his home state. >> when i win here on tuesday, it's a whole new ball game. >> we'll talk with kasich as he tries to stay alive in this campaign. >>> and our power pl

and not to mention that, check out the air that chris got. he's gone over the head of everybody else around him. and stops the landing. chris got the crowd going for sure. this woman just has the crowd entertained. talk about spirit. competition. the guy taking this video is much more entertained by what is cheerleaders than the actual competition

at the ncaa tournament - chris riva 9oys. chris riva and john popovich will be in saint louis for tomorrow's game.look for full coverage from them tomorrow on nine on your side. new at 11...police say he was trying to sell a pick-up truck on craiglist -- but ended up robbing the potential buyers instead!earl lee now faces charges of aggravated robbery. and police say he didn't act alone -- the potential buyers were held at gunpoint as two other people tried to take their money *and * their car! those two have not been caught. a scary scene -- but amazingly full of high school students overturns in indiana!it was a basketball team on their way to a game in the northeast part of the hoosier state. police say the bus was sideswiped by another car.many of the students and coaches on board were taken to the hospital -- but their injuries are *not* life-threatening. a horse trainer says they were starved -- sick -- and dying.and tonight -- a clermont county neighborhood is pitching in to help save three horses. kimberly kinder boug

but they moved it up, knowing that police were breathing down their neck, chris. >> chris, let's take a look. hold the picture we had a moment ago of the three terrorists. on the hard left, i'm told, the middle is ibrahim bakraoui, of course, he is dead. he blew himself up in the airport terminal. his brother did the same in the subway, khalid did the same in the metro. the gentleman on the left, if you want to call him a gentleman, do we know if he was the bomb maker? what is his role, the one of the three gentlemen, the one on the left? >> so there is still a question about the bomb maker. when we say the bomb maker, what police want to know, and will have been reports about this, nbc has not independently confirmed this, that he was a bomber. he was a suicide bomber. that he died at the scene, but he was also the bomb maker for the paris attacks. that's another piece of this puzzle, chris, that they've been looking for. they've been trying to figure out who made those bombs, and fingerprints and dna have led them to suspect that it might be the person who was involved in these atta

right, chris? chris: absolutely. were just getting into severe weather season, so thanks for those tips there. a beautiful night coming up. high pressure the coast. it stays there. that mean our weather stays there into tuesday. a beautiful pattern that will last through the end of the week. both days. highs tomorrow with more beautiful blue skies. mid 70's to near 80, pretty much like today. weekend. saturday, nothing more than a stray shower. the best shot of rain may be sunday, and even then scattered showers possible. we will find tune that as it gets closer. until then, we will enjoy the gorgeous weather we've got now. anna: it seems like you're having a good time in downtown durham, chris. chris: absolutely. it's very nice down here, yeah. anna: all right, chris. a splash of color comes t instead, for just three dollars at subway, you can get a delicious six-inch sub, made fresh in front of you. it's the three-dollar sub of the day: one of our best 6-inch subs, a different sub every day of the week, for just th

but chris admits it led quote, year of depression. at the super bowl he was pumped, but in an interview first published by rolling stone, the director said they f for chris and would regularly in on him to make sure he wasn't on his own. the tools to it around. >>> madonna is in the fight with ex, guy ritchie over th son rocco. today, however, madonna scored a legal victtry, per her wi madonna's case now moves from the uk to new york. madonna's son rocco has asked to live with his father. they urged madonna and guy to find an amicable resolution. >> this thing is going to get messy. >> with a capital >> shall we go n justin biebbr. justin kicked off the l.a. tour, but this weekend,he's here to get a little tipsy. and some things that he just simply wanted to get off his chest. >> the biebs let loose, ranting, slurring -- >> [ bleep ] and flipping. the crowd at one oak i hollywood got quite the surprise when justin took to the mike last night. >> i didn't want to loses mysel >> he seemed quite different just hours later when a much mor

>>> i'm chris wallace. growing violence at trump rallies amid accusations the front-runner's rhetoric plays a role. today we'll ask donald trump if he's responsible. >>> boos ]. >> trump is forced to cancel a rally chicago after hundreds of protesters show up to disrupt it. >> when they have organized, professionally staged wise guys, we've got to fight back. >> and trump's rivals pin some of the blame on him. >> last night in chicago, we saw images to make america look like a third world country. >> any campaign responsibility starts at the top. >> we'll sit down with troump ump to discuss the violence and what he'll try do to stop it. we'll ask our sunday if the protests will affect the republican race. >>> then, the gop campaign primaries turn winner take all. in ohio, governor john kasich battles to hold on to his home state. >> when i win here on tuesday, it's a whole new ball game. >> we'll talk with kasich as he tries to stay alive in this campaign. >>> and our power player of the week. giving millen

chris pollone, nbc news, new york. cara: law enforcement sources discovered was in contest -- inconsistent with the murder. cara: a local man and his sister have now bonded out of jail after appearing in court yesterday on girl scout. detectives say last sunday nicholas delbrugge and ashley winters saw the scout selling cookies outside a deltona wal-mart. they say delbrugge swiped the girl' s cash box, and then jumped into a car, driven by winters. deputies say the two made a brief trip to north carolina, but turned themselves in when they got back. >> i understand why it' s such a big deal, it' s girl scouts. that' s an american icon. cara: donations have more than replaced the stolen cash. it took awhile, but space-x finally has another launch under its belt. >> 3, 2, 1, liftoff. cara: the unmanned falcon 9 last night from cape canaveral. it is sending a broadcast telecommunications satellite into orbit. as usual, space-x tried to land its first-stage booster on a barge in the atlantic about 400 miles offshore but wa

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>> as you can tell, chris is the master of evasion, but i was a bit of a dog too. you will hear the rest of that conversation and why even his wife grilled him about marcia. > you willlnot be denied. >>> there is legal trouble for sir elton john who's accused of crossing the sexual line with his own former bodyguard. this is the former bodyguard, jeffrey wenninger who's sighing elton for sexual harassment and b you can see him here guard on elton two years ago described in detail two incidents in march and april of 20 alleging that while riding in a c ome unwelcome and offensive touching and groping. the security officer also said tthathe grammy winning singer forced his hand down his shirt and said say hello ncto ule elton. we did a little digging ourselves and found out that wenninger received the m oedalf honor in 2007. since filing the lawsuit yesterday, wenninger shut down his facebook page. as for elton, he and his family are in italy. >> if this guy is a policeman, he would have had no trouble pushing elton away. >> he said he couldn't physically push away e