Our only real chance of rain comes this afternoon and evening.  We'll have a partly sunny day with temps around 80.  We do not expect widespread rain or severe storms.  Sunny and dry through the weekend with temps in the low 80's.

Today's interview lineup:

At 6:53 hear Jamie Dupree explain why he didn't see evidence of a Santorum surge that ended with his southern sweep.

At 7:23 hear Fox's Alastair Wanklin explain why our military showed video of the Army soldier killing Afghan civilians.

At 8:23 hear Jamie Dupree lay out Mitt Romney's strategy for regaining momentum. 

Our Top National Story:  Santorum's surprise sweep of the south.  The wins in Mississippi and Alabama were a blow to Newt Gingrich, who was banking on both states to regain momentum.  Gingrich says he's all in going forward.  Mitt Romney wins the caucuses in Hawaii.  Romney finished third in the southern primaries.

We hear of video showing the U.S. soldier killing 16 Afghan civilians.  An Afghan official claims he saw the video and the villagers are surrendering. The Penatgon is investigating whether alcohol was involved in Sunday's shootings have prompted outrage across Afghanistan. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta is in Afghanistan today to meet with troops, commanders and Afghan government officials.

Our Top Local Story:  Condemned.  A southside hotel that many people used for extended housing is shut down following a meth lab bust.  People who lived there can't get back inside for their stuff.  Police say it could take weeks to clear the place out and it will only reopen if it passes air quality checks.   

We've learned of security changes at Jacksonville City Hall following a link to the Episcopal murder suicide.
The killer, Shane Schumerth, was a regular at city council meetings.  He was with the Concerned Taxpayers of Duval County. Council President Stephen Joost says that some people have, on occasion, slipped through a locked side door into the council chambers, something they're going to watch more closely. There is no evidence Schumerth had done it.  Joost says they're promising to be better about security, requiring everyone go through the metal detectors at the front door.

The only activity for the Jaguars in free agency, so far, has been re-signing Defensive End Jeremy Mincey and Safety Dwight Lowery.  They're bringing in former Dolphins QB Chad Henne for a visit.

Forbes Magazine says Jacksonville is not the place for jobs jobs jobs this spring.  It finds just a 2% net employment outlook. 

A woman receives a $2,000 bill from JEA and says it's the result of identity theft.  She says JEA has been uncooperative, saying she was told she should have done a better job protecting her identity and she should have put a password on her account.  JEA says the woman needs to provide more documentation to prove that she's a victim of I.D. theft.

A Family Dollar manager is charged with sexual battery after allegedly forcing himself onto a woman who urinated in his store.  Police say Guy Cine refused to let the woman use the restroom and she told him she could not hold it in any longer and relieved herself on the floor. It happened at the Family Dollar on Atlantic near Southside.  They say Cine took the woman into his office and told her he would not call police if she performed sex acts on her. 

New victims in that bizarre illegal rear-end injection case in south Florida.  Oneal Morris is facing several charges after three women came forward, claiming they were injected with toxic stuff like flat tire sealant, caulk and cement.  They say Morris posed as a nurse, even wore a uniform and an ID tag.

He says it was fast and furious.  British Prime Minister David Cameron sat next to President Obama courtside at a college basketball game in Ohio.