the guarantee they want for joining us, i'm john paul. >> and i'm stephanie maxwell. meteorologist keith monday is in severe weather center 9 to show us some great temperatures for our tuesday. >> stepping out the door, not nearly as cold as yesterday morning. sure there are cold spots, 34 boone, 38 albemarle. but most of us are in the 40s and 50s. 54 in concord. still 50 here in charlotte. so our morning drive is smooth sailing, and we will be warming things up quickly through the day today as temperatures jump into the mid-50s already by 9:00 and we could be closer to 70 already by noon today. a few high clouds building in like yesterday, but temperatures stay very mild and well above average for this time of the year. i'll show you how the temperatures keep climbing and we'll track the next rain chance opportunity coming our way. first up, 5:00 a.m., let's head reported in the last 10 minutes in huntersville this morning keith. it was reported off sam furr road right now. something we are watching, in fact we are going to head to the accident scene and let you know

. >> and i'm john paul. first, we will have the weather. >> reporter: much cooler this afternoon compared to what it felt like yesterday. breezy in charlotte. no big gusts here. 16miles an hour in shelby. in the mountains, gusting 30 to 40 miles an hour, and we have seen a few gusts up to 50 out there we are at 50 for charlotte. mid-30s for the mountains, and the cool air is just starting to spill in now, but we will not rebound much. falling pack to the low 50s this afternoon. a lot of sunshine all day today, and there's a chill working its way in. we will show you how long it will last and the next round of rain coming our direction. the next track of rain in a moment. >>> investigators said an electrical fire caused heavy the homeowners and the family pets made it out safely. most of the damage is in the back of the house it happened off lancaster highway. it took firefighters 30 minutes to get the fire out. it's believed it started because an extension cord was being used as permanent wire. the damage is

i'm john paul. >> i'm liz foster. we want to remind all parents will release students two hours early today. let's get a check on the forecast keith monday has a nice warm up for today. >> still going to warm up well even though we are off to a cooler start this morning. neighborhoods mostly in the 30s north of charlotte. we had a cold front come through yesterday and barely even noticed it. still in the 40s in charlotte and a variety in the mountains so the day will warm things back up but a 5-degree cooler start in charlotte and 10 degrees or more cooler in the northern tier counties. so a light jacket out the door back into the 50s by 9:00 and close to 70 today even though the clouds will be rolling back in. we'll show you in the future cast timeline when the rain starts to roll in and how many more rain chances are coming in this week. let's get you over to mark taylor in the traffic center where we still have issues from overnight. >> that's right we are watching north charlotte very closely this morning. we do h

. >> and i'm john paul. those stories here in just a moment. >>> first though, many waking up to fog this morning. meteorologist vicki graf joins us to tell us about the threats for storms today as well. >> this morning fog is going to be the problem. visibility are limited just north of charlotte from lincolnton, concord and boone. be on the lookout for that. keep on low beams and take it slow on the roads. >>> however as we go throughout the afternoon, it is going to be warm and muggy and that is going to set the stage for strong, possibly severe storms later today. the storm prediction center has placed us under a slight risk for severe storms but the storms aren't going to get here until later in the day. any lingering showers we had overnight, those have cleared out. really we are looking at more threat for storms and the timeline of when they will arrive in your neighborhood, coming up. >>> we begin with a major story we are following throughout the day. several presidential candidates will be making s

we spoke with john paul about the concerns. >> reporter: those check points were pretty busy today but it's nothing compared to what it weeks. >> everything comes out of your pocket report long lines and tight security is normal when you travel but with spring break, it will get worse. >> we are expecting to see a large number of passengers increase day by day. >> reporter: with more people is the potential for more firearms. take a look. charlotte/douglas. >> it was a stupid mistake on my part. >> reporter: last month, the former unc board of governors' chair was arrested for having a ghun his briefcase and call today a stupid mistake and listen to this. this time last year, agents founds four guns in carry-on lug as but this year, they caught 13 guns, all of them loaded, a 225% increase on pace country. >> makes you wonder about why a sudden increase, more people carrying arms and feeling comfortable traveling with them. >> reporter: hoots what we wanted to know. why are you seeing so many more? >> i wish i could tell you. i wish i had the answer. >> reporter: while we were working t

i'm john paul. >> i'm stephanie maxwell. first let's get a check on the forecast with vicky graf in clouds are going to be hanging around today. >> and we do have clouds to start the day off keeping temperatures on the mild side yet again. they just updated to 62 in charlotte, 63 in shelby and 60 in boone. leave the winter coat at home today. it's going to stay fairly cloudy but still warm. by 7:00 low 60s by 9:00 upper 60s and that's well above where our average high should be this time of year. we make it to 79 degrees today and there is the threat for a few isolated showers later today. i'll take you through the latest future cast to show you when the rain will arrive and how long it will stick around. ten minutes. let's look at the drive with mark taylor. >> dealing with one issue up north and a stalled vehicle not expected to have a huge impact. look out for huntersville concord road around old

in mecklenburg county, john paul, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> john broke down the party switches in mecklenburg county and posted the results at wsoctv.com. you can find a link on the home page. >>> meanwhile critics of the i- 77 toll lanes are trying to get more anti toll politicians into office. widen i-77 members are handing out voting sheets at poling sites in lake norman. they highlight the candidates against tolls. widen i-77 members played a key mayor jill swain. >> bernie sanders hopes his message will resonate with the people of north carolina. he held a rally today at memorial stadium in raleigh. sanders told the crowd if they want a candidate who will fight to make sure the government belongs to the people and not to campaign contributors then he is their guy. if that happens we're going to win in north carolina and the other states as well. >>> sanders says voter turn outings will be key to a win in the primary on tuesday. new tonight in the last three hours, channel 9 learned democratic candidate hillary clinton will be in charlotte on monday. she is scheduled to be at

i'm john paul >> i'm stephanie maxwell. it's almost 6:00 with first weather meteorologist vicki graf in severe weather center 9. it feels so nice out there this morning. >> it sure does, stephanie. it is a nice and mild start on this wednesday morning. temperatures are running about 20 degrees warmer than they were this time yesterday. they just updated into our weather center. it's 52 in charlotte, 51 in lincolnton and 44 degrees in jefferson. you don't need the heavy winter coats this morning. maybe a light layer in some of the cooler spots, but we are going to see a big warming trend going through the afternoon. so for your morning drive, we'll be in the mid- to upper 40s by 7:00, warming to around 51 degrees by 9:00. lots of sunshine expected today. and it's going to be even warmer than it was yesterday, close to around 76 degrees here in the charlotte area. but that warmth will eventually lead to the threat for rain. i'll pinpoint when it arrives coming up. first we have weather and traffic every 10 minutes. let's get

. >> who john, paul, george and ringo looked to for the biggest of beatles decisions. you're watching "world news now." ♪ i love you more >> the scene in the uk has mourners pay tribute as the iconic abbey road stud dwloes in london where sir george martin produced some of the most beloved albums in modern music history. >> he guided the beatles to become the biggest man in the world and being remembered for his constructions both big small. here's abc's david muir. >> here we go. >> reporter: sir george martin on the right. ♪ ♪ there's nothing you can do that can't be done ♪ >> reporter: and they did it with help from the fifth beatle, sir george martin, a clackcally trained composer he met them in 1962. the four playing love me do. an audition george martin once admitted that at the time, he wasn't impresses. >> well, it's funny you say because of course, one has to like the music. i didn't. but the answer was their charisma. >> reporter: charisma was their weapon. he helped them to find the sound. >> george had done no rock 'n' roll and we'd never been in th

> one of the top five pictures is pope john paul. i captured the moment. that was my greatest moment. >> the two concerts, the concert for new york city after 9/11, and the 12-12-12 after superstorm sandy. the two greatest concerts i ever photographed. >> he's witnessed lighter moments and given advice to one >> i remember talking to lebron james backstage before going into the first game, before he played his first game, he was nervous, i told him, the pope was nervous before he played the garden and miked jordan was nervous. >> i asked george, after shooting so many famous people, for all these years, is there a common trait or characteristic they all share? >> one of the common characterists in some of the people that are iconic and after taking pictures in and of themselves are iconic, i see there's a charisma that certain people have. >> the energy that george captured and shared so well. and madison square garden every time i go there i learn something new, he's a friend and the gillette mach 3 turbo 10 shaves than a disposable

. >> and i'm john paul. avery and watonga county schools are on a 2-hour delay this morning because of black ice. >> the temperatures are starting to drop up there much more quickly, and with the wet roads from last night, the results will be icy for sure. we have a weigh wind warning here, and the winds are gusting over 45 miles an hour at times, and still breezy elsewhere as you get further east into the metro s not as strong, and 15 to 20 miles an hour from time to time. the metro, warm still south from matthew to valentine, and 46 for mountain island lake, and the 40s are starting to much cooler out the door for this morning, compared to yesterday, but throughout the day today, not going to warm up, a lot of sunshine all day long, and only the low 50s, and then just barely above 50 for most neighborhoods today. the wind will relax as the day goes on, but the chill is here to stay for awhile. we will see how much more of a warmup is coming back in as we wind our way to the detailed plans. now over to mark

. >> i'm john paul. >>> first let's get a check on the first forecast. keith monday is in severe weather center 9 with a look at the cool down we are seeing. around the metro are cooling into the 40s. 54 in charlotte douglas. 47 in belmont. 44 in mountain island lake and 46 in the university area. more of a jacket for the kids as they head out this morning. we won't need it this afternoon. heading out the door the next couple of mornings, numbers will trend downward sharply, especially by this weekend. st. patrick's day quite nice. 7 omitted day. highs in the 70s. high clouds passing through. we will talk about the numbers tanking into this weekend and how much rain we are talking about. it may not add up to much but umbrellas may be a necessity for the weekend plans. let's head to mark taylor in the traffic center and tabs on the alternate routes we need. >>> east charlotte albemarle was closed in both directions. good news all lanes are open inbound. one outbound lane is open. the good news, i'm not seeing we will continue to monitorrable northerly if

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he was also considered to replace justice john paul stevens and orin hatch described him as a consensus nominee. typically supreme court nominees fÊted at a judiciary committee which must approve the candidate. mcconnell said in a hearing by the senate would become a sanchez on the court itself could be politicized by the process. the senate will not proceed until the next president has made forward it back to you guys in the studio. lauren: gerri willis, thank you so much. nicole: hillary clinton's shoes are black very. a month after becoming secretary of state, clinton's team try to change the rules that she could use your device in secure facilities for class that information and new documents released under the freedom of information act. current and former intelligence officials told fox news that is standard practice to leave all electronics outside a secure facility. lauren: lipsky caught up in global market action overnight. a sea of green minus 70 k. in japan to .2%. shanghai and hang seng up 1.2%. kospi and south korea at 0.7%. >> a look what's going on here. and france's cac

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paul ii. recognizing the second miracle attributed to mother theresa. canonized on september 4th of this year. >> take a look at the weather. very unseasonably warm today. >> it is election day. >> you can't blame the weather right to get out there and cast your vote. our latest weather forecast. streaming video 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. we have partly cloudy sky. some additional cumulus clouds will fill in this afternoon. temperatures 65. we'll head up to oxford. 64 the temperature there. just to the west of the xavier isolated showers and thunderstorms will develop after midnight. outside chance that we have some heavy rain and gusty wins. also for this weekend. if you're feeling more congested than usual. the pollen count is high. and the air quality index is far from being in the moderate category. not humid outside. the dew point is in the 50s. you can feel the humidity in the air. the mold count has been up the past couple of days. southerly component to the wind. that will invite this warmer air over central, eastern, western kentucky. 61 in cincinnati. up at least a few

aired her reading an open letter to john paul the second. this is an excerpt. >> in 1977, i was convicted in a trial that can only be described as a legal lynching. escape, i was able to with the aid of some of my fellow comrades. step,this as a necessary not only because i was innocent of the charges against me, but because i knew that the racist legal system in the united states -- i would receive no justice. i was also afraid that i would be murdered in prison. where iarrived in cuba, am currently living in a silent as a political refugee. amy: that was assata shakur speaking in 1998 in an open letter to pope john paul. our guest, professor angela davis, has been a longtime supporter of assata shakur. i asked her about assata shakur 's case and the thawing of u.s.-cuban relations. angela: i've been involved in the campaign to save assata shakur's life for all of those decades. now that there are new openings with cuba, we welcome the end of the embargo, but at the same time, we have to be attentive to what this might mean for assata shaku

john paul jones can do a lot of things, including pass. third quarter, gw pulling away. drives, mrs.ngs this one. look it was therefore the follow. -- she missed that one, but it was followed. they advance. former nationals pitcher jordan zimmermann faced off against even strasburg in grapefruit action. strasburg looked good, going two innings, struck out five, the solo home run, but still had command of his pitches. ben revere drives this deep to write. to right. this deep 2 right, this is crazy, jake ramsey makes one of the greatest shots ever. what do we call that, a good luck chuck? off the miss. another miss, 88 feet. they would lose the game unfortunately. good luck chuck. v-tech beat seventh-ranked miami. kimberly: i love that. robert: kimberly: a dog may be to blame for a strange crash in minnesota. customer say that a labrador retriever truck across the road yesterday. idling, somehow was put into gear. luckily, no one was injured. are so smart, i would not put it past him. devon: where could he get to the clutch? kimberly: it's not automatic? devon: no. overnig

aired her reading an open letter to john paul the second. this is an excerpt. >> in 1977, i was convicted in a trial that can only be described as a legal lynching. escape, i was able to with the aid of some of my fellow comrades. step,this as a necessary not only because i was innocent of the charges against me, but because i knew that the racist legal system in the united states -- i would receive no justice. i was also afraid that i would be murdered in prison. where iarrived in cuba, am currently living in a silent as a political refugee. amy: that was assata shakur speaking in 1998 in an open letter to pope john paul. our guest, professor angela davis, has been a longtime supporter of assata shakur. i asked her about assata shakur 's case and the thawing of u.s.-cuban relations. angela: i've been involved in the campaign to save assata shakur's life for all of those decades. now that there are new openings with cuba, we welcome the e endf the embargo, but at the same time, we have to be attentive to what this might mean for assata shaku

she was beatified in 2003 by pope john paul ii after being attributed to a first miracle answering a woman's prayers to cure her brain tumor. pope francis officially cleared mother teresa for sainthood in december when he attributed her to a second miracle. the final hurdles to make her a saint. >> an incredible woman she was. >> such an inspiration. you to spend some time outdoors. >> absolutely. we may have a few complaints that it is too hot and it's true. our temperature running today, 20 degrees above normal this time of year. we throw that title normal around loosely, because this time of year we tend to have a wide range in our temperatures. either the cold air is winning out and we are well below normal or the opposite. that has been the case for the last several weeks. we are about to flip the pendulum around in the other direction. we will talk more about that coming up. let's take another look outside, it is beautiful. when i pulled this picture up there must have been 20 people standing around the steps on the wilson county courthouse looking like they were enjoying the b

. >> i'm john paul ii. those stories in a moment. the weekend just about here. meteorologist keith monday is in severe weather center 9 tracking cooler temperatures for us. >> bigger change will be on the way. the numbers we have throughout this morning will be much warmer than the lows we'll see heading by the end of the weekend. we're at 52 in charlotte douglas. 49 up into mountain island lake and 50s in waxhaw. we're cooling down this morning, we'll probably find a few more 40s in place before the morning wraps up. today is the last day we'll see mild temperatures in the 70s for quite some time. 73 this afternoon, still quite nice. not as warm as the upper 70s of yesterday but still well above average. we're about to go well below average through the week. we'll talk the rain chance, how much adds up to your neighborhood but the frost freeze concerns. likelihood of reaching those temperatures. >> stalled vehicles, we have a couple monitoring in south charlotte this morning. we'll start with westinghouse. the traffic volume is light. we're not anticipating a b

i'm john paul. >> i'm stephanie maxwell. in severe weather center nine feels great out there but we do have clouds. >> that's right stephanie. we are stuck under clouds this morning and we'll really be stuck under patchy clouds throughout the day today and keeping temperatures warmer yet again. lower 60s right now where our average high should be this time of year but it's going to feel more like may than march throughout the day. close to around 79 degrees in charlotte some neighborhoods and well above average but i am tracking threats of rain into the weekend. it's been long since we've seen a good soaking. i'll break it down on future cast coming up ahead but first we have weather and traffic mark? >> watching the interstates closely this morning. no issues for the secondary roads causing big problems and you folks are doing well northbound coming in from 321 to new hope road into mccannville belmont, mount line. no issues there. 77 on the north side not a lot happening here as well. south of iredale county heading into c

. >> i'm john paul. let's get a check of the forecast in severe weather >> most of us are ten degrees colder than yesterday morning especially in the north the mid to upper 40s. 36 in mountain island lake. university at 39 but charlotte douglas at 46, 47 in valentine. lingering in the metro cold air came in last night and hovered north. high cloud cover keeping the temperatures from bottoming out too much. we will see that number drop before our morning is done here in charlotte. beautiful start to the day. really all day long stays very nice but you notice the clouds thickening up this afternoon. that's the beginnings of a rain chance coming in. very small chance of rain today. i'll show you that for the short term and how the rain chance picks up tonight and another round heading our way later this week. 5:30 weather and traffic every ten minutes. mark's got some updates on breaking news. the road closure because of the shooting investigation that joe bruno has and a live update in a few minutes. the m

. >> i'm john paul. let's look at the forecast. meteorologist christine rapp is in severe weather center 9. we're starting off cool and some places wet. >> yes, it really is. we had rain move through last night, around midnight in the charlotte area. you can see it pushed to the east. you start your morning, but we may find wet conditions on the roadways. we're seeing clearing and what that will do is allow temperatures to drop even more here in the next couple of hours. clear sunshine expected by the afternoon. these clouds, about 250 miles away to the west, as we continue here throughout the next couple of hours, that sunshine will return and that will kind of warm up our temperatures a bit. we're looking at mid-50s. we finish off 10 degrees cooler than average for this time of year. we will talk about the monday afternoon forecast and the workweek ahead here in the next 10 minutes. we have weather and traffic every 10 minutes. here's mark taylor. >> sunny conditions up to the north this morning as traffic continues to build. we

i'm john paul. in the last 15 minutes there has been a shooting in north charlotte. i want to give you an idea where this happened. avenue, right near north tryon street. here's what we know at this point. medic is telling us one person was shot, taken to cmc with potentially life-threatening injuries. we have a crew arriving on scene right now, talking with investigators. they are going to have much more on exactly what led up to the shooting and the details they are getting. you can count on us we'll have a live report in the next few minutes. >>> i'm stephanie maxwell. also following a major story for your day ahead. donald trump, hillary clinton and bernie sanders all in the charlotte area for one final campaign push. you can see in these live pictures from lenoir-rhyne university, folks are already lined up to see trump this morning. the security measures to keep supporters and protesters safe aemployed growing tension. >>> first we have meteorologist vicki graf tracking a chance for storms today. >> reporter: in fact the storm prediction center has issued a sli

and taking the floor at john paul jones for the last time and came out launching, this one from nba range. second half, great ball movement. the senior, the beneficiary. finally, time for bronson to shine. he had 17, and all the seniors get a big ovation, and virginia wins 60-46. georgetown paying a visit to third-ranked villanova. and no look, and georgetown down 21 nine minutes into the game. and one showed up to play, scores 31 points and a one-man offense is not going to get the job done against the wildcats. and georgetown falls 84-71. and they go into the big east tournament as the eighth seed. coming down to the wire here. hope you enjoyed all of it. again, i am chris miles from the csn studios. >>> and snow shower or rain tomorrow morning, and then after that, sunshine and low 50s, 60s, and 70s wednesday and thursday. >> 70s, folks. that's our news for tonight. thank you for joining us. will see you tomorwero but cigna is there for you. health isn't easy. literally. just download our free coach by cigna app. for personalized programs from a te