making news in america this morning, bernie's big night pulling off the political upset. what he's saying after the stunning win. plus, donald trump pulling further away from the pack with another big showing on an election night. breaking overnight, an arrest made in the deadly shooting of a pastor at the white house, the suspect. prowling in a traffic jam. an escaped tiger dodging cars and scaring drivers. and total eclipse. amazing images coming in overnight. a front row seat to the phenomenon from the airplane. good wednesday morning. we'll start with the stunning results in the race for the white house.

bernie sanders with a big night. donald trump winning michigan as well, the crown jewel of the evening. sanders pulled off the upset victory in the first industrial state to vote so far defying the polls and the pundits, but hillary clinton scored big in mississippi claiming more than 80% of the votes. >> now they're poised to face off again returning to the debate stage tonight for eighth time. it is "your voice, your vote." abc's david wright has the latest from cleveland. david, good morning. >> reporter: kendis and reena, hello from cleveland where hillary clinton was clearly hoping to give a victory speech. instead, she came out and addressed her supporters giving a standard stump speech telling them it's going to be a very busy week. >> as we move through this week of travel and door-knocking and phone-calling, if you work for me and if you vote for me, i will work my heart out for you. i will work every single day.

>> reporter: as late as tuesday, the polls showed her a good 10, 15 points ahead in michigan, so the fact that this turned into a late night is itself a surprise for her campaign and a disappointment. for bernie sanders, a sign of optimism. he told his supporters, as he told us, he plans to fight on. >> what tonight means is that the bernie sanders campaign, the people's, the revolution, the people's revolution that we are talking about, the political revolution that we are talking about is strong in every part of the country, and, frankly, we believe that our strongest areas are yet to happen. >> reporter: sanders is in miami, florida, where he will be debating hillary clinton. a lot of eyes will be focused on that debate now as this democratic primary is newly energized. kendis, reena. >> well, our thanks to david wright. michigan is sanders' first win

outside of his previous strongholds and will likely help him raise money. he also gave thanks to supporters overnight saying the corporate media counted us out. the pollsters said we were behind, but we won. thank you, michigan. >> and sanders' snapchat account sending this image out showing the democrat closely watching the michigan returns on tv. on the republican side, the night belonged to donald trump with victories in michigan, mississippi and hawaii. >> ted cruz picked up idaho and battled it out with john kasich for second place in michigan, but marco rubio came up empty-handed failing to win a single state. trump's victories followed a week of blistering attacks when the republican establishment and outside groups bent on blocking him from the nomination. >> trump also looked ahead to the general election but not before taking a few swipes at his fellow republicans. >> they didn't do so well tonight, folks. okay, i'm not going to say anybody didn't do well. they didn't do well. there's only one person did well tonight, donald trump, i will tell you. >> even though trump and sanders are far apart on the political

spectrum, they both rode a wave of voter discontent picking up support from people frustrated with the washington establishment. >> well, trump's victory comes in the middle of yet another controversy. this time he's under fire for asking supporters at a recent campaign event to raise their right hands in a sort of pledge of allegiance to him. now, ted cruz is chiming in saying what trump did strikes him as profoundly wrong. >> and this notion of demanding people stand and raise their hands pledging allegiance, we're familiar with that. in monarchies, the kings and queens demand that of their subjects, but in america, no man is above the law. >> others have compared trump to hitler saying his actions are reminiscent of the third reich and the nazi salute. well, let's see where things stand in the important delegate counts. when pledged delegates and superdelegates are added

together, hillary clinton has a wide need but still not enough to clinch the nomination. >> and take a look at the republican race, donald trump in the lead, but ted cruz not too far behind. >> and some revealing information from gop voters in exit polling. mississippi republican voters overwhelmingly supporting trump's plan to ban non-u.s. muslims from entering the country, 76% supporting that plan. >> in michigan half of republican voters say they prefer an outsider as the next president. 41% said they want someone with experience. also in that state, the question is donald trump honest and trustworthy? it's split down the middle there. of course, we have much more on the latest primary results ahead on "good morning america." we're also going to talk live to governor john kasich. well, more heavy rain and thunderstorms are expected in northern texas overnight slowing the cleanup from at least three tornadoes yesterday. roofs were torn off buildings. mobile homes destroyed and trees and power lines knocked down. only one death is reported.

and as you can see on this radar, that storm system is still covering most of texas. more flooding likely in the lone star state and also neighboring louisiana and arkansas before the storms move out of the area. breaking overnight, the man suspected of shooting an idaho pastor six times on sunday has been arrested at the white house of all places. the secret service says kyle odom allegedly threw flash drives and other objects over the south fence last night. and a law enforcement source tells abc news the suspect was tracked to washington on social media. pastor tim remington regained consciousness yesterday. the motive for that shooting is still unknown. to the midwest now also breaking overnight, a man accused of killing five people is in custody after an extensive manhunt. pablo serrano-vitorino allegedly shot and killed four men at his neighbor's home in kansas city, kansas and then killed another in missouri. he was found not too far away overnight lying in mud. a missouri highway patrol officer says he appeared to be

exhausted and did not put up a fight. he is a mexican national. serrano-vitorino had been accidentally released by immigration authorities last year. and an american has been killed in a vicious attack in israel. vanderbilt university grad student taylor force was killed in a stabbing rampage in the port city of jaffa. force was a west point graduate who served in iraq and afghanistan. he was in israel as part of his mba program. the attacker ran against traffic along a popular seaside boulevard stabbing people as he went. he was shot and killed by police. vice president joe biden's trip to israel may have served as the trigger of this wave of violence and as a result, israel is now increasing security around him. biden met this morning with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and will see the palestinian leader later in his two-day visit. okay, back to washington and perhaps a lighter moment on capitol hill. senate minority leader harry reid was speaking with reporters, one of whom was recording his comments on an

iphone. the ringer on that iphone not turned off. [ phone ringing ] >> somebody liked what you said. >> hello. [ laughter ] >> when senator chuck schumer got to speak, he said he recognized that number blaming someone at "the new york times." >> ah, a reporter. well, at least he picks up his phone. most people would hang up. >> yeah, good source. well, still ahead, a total solar eclipse, the amazing images coming in now. a stickup, a gun pointed at a taxi driver's head when a police officer shows up at the right time. plus, dramatic rescue on hawaii's famous pipeline. surfers jumping into action after a big wipeout.

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you're look g ing at a huge fire that destroyed chicago's largest indoor/outdoor flea market. the black smoke that billowed from the scene could be seen miles away. one woman who was trapped in a bathroom had to be rescued. no one was injured and the cause of that fire is still unknown. a commuter train service resumes this morning in northern california following that derailment. officials say a mudslide triggered by heavy rains pushed a tree onto the tracks causing the derailment of the a.c.e. train. one car plunged into a nearby creek. four people were seriously injured but they're expected to recover. first responders say it's a miracle no one was killed. well, turning to business the stock market's five-day winning streak is over, the s&p 500 and nasdaq were hit hardest. more than 1%. but the dow was also off. investors were spooked by the latest weak economic report out of china and falling crude oil prices. there is a mcdonald's opened

now in 120 countries. number one 120, kazakhstan, which saw its first mickey d's open up yesterday. customers bundled up against the cold waiting in long lines to get inside. 15 more mcdonald's restaurants are planned in kazakhstan over the next three years. well, when we come back, fbi agents under investigation after the deadly ending to that standoff at an oregon wildlife refuge. and terrifying traffic jam. a loose tiger going from car to car.

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recapping our top story, bernie sanders staying in the game with an upset victory in michigan. >> sanders edged out hillary clinton despite polls that gave her a double-digit lead. but clinton trounced sanders in mississippi. trump is a big winner on the republican side winning mississippi, michigan and hawaii. >> ted cruz won idaho and john kasich picked up delegates but it was a disappointing night for marco rubio who failed to win a single state. five fbi agents are under investigation this morning in connection with the deadly shooting outside an oregon wildlife refuge. prosecutors say the killing of militia member lavoy finicum by state troopers was justified but two mystery shots that missed finicum fired right as he exited his truck have the agents under scrutiny because they failed to report them. they could face serious punishment. and we have learned overnight about the death of george martin often known as the fifth beatle.

♪ love love me do you know i love you ♪ >> martin signed the beatles to their first recording contract in 1962, and he produced their first hit "love me do." he then went on to produce hundreds of their records including "a hard day's night" and "sergeant pepper's lonely hearts club band." his family said martin died peacefully at home. he was 90 years old. well, a brinks armored car service employee is pleading guilty to stealing almost $200,000 all in quarters. that's about 9800 pounds of quarters or almost five tons. the federal reserve bank had stored the coins at brinks in birmingham, alabama. the fbi says this is not a, quote, nickel and dime theft but the equivalent of a major bank robbery. well, take a look at this fright frightening situation inside this cab. a masked gunman demanding money. the driver hands over $11. but check out the car behind the

cab, at the wheel a quick-thinking deputy sheriff realizes something wrongs and flips on his lights, pulls his gun and actually approaches the cab. the gunman was arrested. the driver very grateful. >> good timing and good timing here. surfers, as you know, are fraternity amongst themselves. and here's another example of that. a guy named dylan mcginn was surfing in hawaii last week. he hit his head on a reef and was knocked out. fortunately for him a six-time bodyboarding world champion was nearby and came to the rescue. he said during the incident he was consumed by one thought. >> i cannot let this guy go. you know, his life is in my hands right now, and this is all about his life now. >> really just thank you. you know, there's no -- i mean you can always say thank you and stuff like that. they're always going to be in my heart and special wishes and stuff like that. >> yeah, once he was pulled to the surface mcginn was helped by a pro surfer and

a team of lifeguards. mcginn spent two days in the hospital. he'll be fine. >> thankfully. that's good to know. a dozen men's college basketball teams have now clinched automatic bids to march madness. >> big conference tournaments get into gear. as for last night in the pros, highlights from espn. good morning. it's "sportscenter" here in los angeles. he's neil everett. i'm stan verrett. nba action from tuesday night. what you got? >> without shot sheets. roll it, tommy. oh, that's damian lillard right there. they call him dame. it's the great northwest. portland, oregon. i was born in portland. >> you know his rap name? >> d.l. >> no, dame dolla. he's got skills. >> you know what mine is? triple money. >> i thought it was money triple. >> feel me, dog. and look at him, oh, just going to the hole with soul on john wall. this a good basketball game, blazers won in overtime by seven. >> he's a rapper and c.j. mccollum has a rap show and plays dame's music.

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♪ time now for "the pulse" and starting with a bizarre move by donald trump accused of turning his victory speech into an infomercial. >> trump put his wares on display at his golf club in jupiter, florida, last night showcasing right here his own brand of steaks, bottles of trump wine and water all while thanking supporters, and he declared that he has successful companies, an apparent attempt by trump to prove himself after mitt romney questioned the success of his businesses. >> it was a little weird. almost as weird as the graphic of donald trump we have looking really angry. >> i don't know. did anyone uncork the champagne? did we see it? >> i didn't see it. i don't know. >> reporters always tell you how that goes. >> yes. well, now to a rush hour incident no one wants to see. it happened in the persian gulf in the nation of qatar. >> look between the cars coming this way, that's a large tiger cub on the loose. witnesses say it fell out of the back of a truck and it's believed to be an escaped pet. >> it's actually illegal to keep

wild animals as pets in qatar, so somebody could be in big, big trouble. the tiger, we will admit, was eventually recaptured and was seen being put back in the truck that it fell out of. >> so it's back with its owner. >> get the license plate on that truck. a very close call for one of our colleagues in northern california. >> and obviously it was a chaotic and confusing situation -- >> that was really close. alex savidge was reporting live on ktvu standing with his back to the street, his cameraman chip vaughn, shouted to warned him. >> it passed to his left and only hit the live stand. in the next report he thanked the cameraman for saving his life. another good reason you should be nice to the people you work with. >> but, wait, he had to go live after that? >> of course, he did. >> again, the show must go on, my friend. the show must go on. >> that's morning producers for you. >> more news after this.

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning to the 4:30 club members. i am reggie aqui. >> and now a quick chet of weather and traffic. >> matt, reggie, piedmont and oakland to emeryville and cross the bay area and san francisco, and south san francisco and brisbane, the light showers. here is what will happen throughout the next 12 hours. well have pockets of rain. through the morning. with drizzle. we have fewer pockets at noon. clouds this afternoon. mid-to-upper 60s, a bit warmer. sue? >> in traffic, ace train one is off and running on time from tracy and landing in ten

minutes. bart is running 28 trains on time. muni is not pad. we expect slowing through niles canyon on ace train commute this morning. they have cleared it. they can have delays. ready work and at look at highway wind warn on the bay bridge. >> getting ace train service running again so soon took a huge effort. they are pulling a train back on to the track. crews only had one full day to get the derailed train cars out of the canyon. amy hollyfield is in pleasanton this morning. commuters are ready to board. amy? >> yes, reggie we are at train station with electronic signs letting people know service is restored. they will be slowing down through the affected area. here is the big moment that made the day possible. the crews pulled th derailed

california off the track. 75 people worked nonstop to get it cleared to resume service. ace train derailed on monday night in niles canyon while traveling from san jose to stockton. nine people were hurt. everyone survived. investigators say the train derailed because of a mud should, mud and possibly a tree landed on the tracks. train hit the debris. they will study the event recorder in the train to check the speed and how the brakes were working. investigators say the track looks good. they will slow the trains down through niles canyon where the derailment happened. to be sure. the first train will pass through at 5:40 this morning. >> ace train is trying to figure what could be done to prevent an accident like this from happening again. they said they will meet with union pacific about installing