christmas islands, cocos islands and a watch on the western part of australia. an update in less than two minutes. super tuesday brought one super result, not the front runners. we'll tell you what the big surprise was. >> reporter: i'm bob redell live at berkeley at cal campus asking some students and staff to stay home after an outbreak of the norovirus. coming up. major changes coming our way, talking several inches of rain and snow in the sierra, all happening in the next few days. we break it down with kari in today in the bay. >> a good wednesday morning to you. thank you for joining us. >> let's get right to that forecast. if march does come in like a lion, it's about to roar. >> it looks like it. as we go to the weekend we have winds and heavy rain across the bay area. as we start out this morning,

you see the fog in the north bay in san francisco and mostly clear sky is in the upper 50s and high of 73 degrees in san francisco, 67 degrees. the rain moves in late this evening for parts of the bay area. i'll detail that in a few minutes. let's get an update on the morning commute and major problem for the south bay. >> that's right. major problem in the south bay. all lanes currently closed jammed up from wolf road and use stevens creek to jump back on. it's a counter-commute. they're trying to get safely signaturesed there and the rest of your south bay technicypical pattern to the nimitz and we'll talk about the fog. back to you. >> thank you. in the meantime, we're getting

back to breaking news following a tsunami warning now in effect for christmas island after a powerful quake off the coast of indonesia, the 7.8 magnitude quake hit more than an hour ago, initially a .2, then 7.9 and now 7.8. more than 400 miles off the coast of indonesia. no damage reported yet but there is a history in that part of the world. a tsunami of great severity back in 2004 that claimed the lives of 230,000 people in more than a dozen countries. what a super tuesday! >> i am a unifier. once we get all of this finished, i will go after one person. that's hillary clinton. >> from super tuesday to results wednesday, both hillary clinton

and don't trump are gaining steam as the race for the white house pushes full steam ahead. >> stephanie has more on what's next, the analysis here and the crucial part california could play in the race for the white house. tracking all results from last night, many of them. no major shake-up. >> no major shake-up, the two front-runners build ahead but would you believe there was record turnout in all but one state that held a contest. amid that screaming and yelling, people voted. hillary clinton dominating winning 7 of 11, in excluding texas, a lot of delegates there. senator bernie sanders took four state s vowing to stay in the rose even though hillary clinton has 40% of the number she needs to clench the nomination. donald trump picked up seven, ted cruz picked up oklahoma and

alaska. marco rubio only won minnesota in green and john kasich, ben carson, you won't see any turquoise or orange on this map because they could not claim victory in any state last night. donald trump celebrated his victories in his florida home, also marco rubio's home state promising to be a unify the heart can defeat hillary clinton come the november election. >> hillary clinton has her un y unifiers and she didn't mention him by name. >> instead of building walls we will break down barriers. >> once we get all of this finished, i will go after one person. that's hillary clinton. >> last night, ted cruz implored all the other candidates to drop out saying this is the only way to defeat donald trump. rubio says no way, because his home state of florida is still ahead and kasich predominanting to stay in anymore he wins his

home state and ben carson saying not a chance. but no vision how they might stay on top. >> from results to reaction and really what's next. >> stephanie live in our san francisco newsroom. this could last a long time maybe making california relevant. >> again, something we haven't seen in a long time. we are trying to see patterns and reactions. one a little more lighthearted, according to google data. 350% of one search, how do i move to canada after the super tuesday results had come out. we learned according to yesterday's exit polls, roughly 20% of republicans decided who they would back in the last few days, some people securing votes the last minute. trump procured the evangelical vote in alabama scoring big with

28 to cruz's 2, a big set back for the evangelical senator. the most telling story to emerge is the black vote making it more than half the democratic electorate in states like georgia and alabama and hillary clinton won those votes by getting 93% of black voters to support her in alabama and no party can declare themselves a winner and that means california could have an impact we haven't had in decades. >> california, that late primary with all its delegates, could go rushing in and make the difference. this may be -- we don't know yet, may be one of those times california is not just an atm but also a source of votes as well. >> what's next? march 5th is the next, and the 8th with four more. in two weeks, the 15th, five

more states cast their votes including the big prize, florida, where trump and cruz held their victory parties last night. >> thank you. we will step back in with chris and steph in 30 minutes. you can find last night's results on our home page. economic on the red tab across the top of the page. the "today" show will have complete coverage coming up 7:00 this morning. >> 6:07. new details on the fate of the gun range. they have a year to shut it down. they give them a year to shut down operation. hundreds of members turned up last night. it has been struggling to come up with money for new state

environmental regulations. >> they have provided a very important service to the public for 53 years and we have 53 years of lead in the soil has to be addressed. >> officials estimate it could cost 20 million dollars to clean up the park. police officers accused of beating a santa clara inmate to death are in court today. >> he died last summer and that inmate testified to seeing the defend enter tyree's cell and moments later heard him screaming for help before that cellblock went silent. outside the courthouse, his sister described her brother as a kind man who suffered from mental illness. >> he was loved and he mattered. it doesn't matter what these y guys did to him, nothing changes that. >> another inmate is expected to testify about being beaten by

the same three guards also on the night tyree died. if convicted, they could face life in prison. >> since spring-like lately, bring on the rain. >> yes. after a spring-like break, we're about to head into winter once again, very much like january and pattern over the next week or so. a look today mostly dry conditions. cloud cover increases, rain picks up later on this evening and north bay later on tonight and moves the rest of the day tomorrow and doesn't linger. another storm system on the heels arriving late saturday evening. i'll detail all of that and how much rain we can expect in the next seven days and sierra, too. coming up. mike has been tracking a major issue in parts of the south bay. >> you will see a lot of lights

for your commute and may slow north 280. right now, north bay routes looking pretty study. we've been tracking and got word from chp, they opened one lane they have a couple of cars involved and debris across the roadway, a lot of debris, not sure about lawrence expressway, getting more details and no word when they will reopen. avoid saratoga if you can avoid that portion of 280, i would do so. we will move you towards the bay bridge toll plaza where metering lights are on and highway 4, technical down through hercules and we have fog here in skraefl. starting to show the glow. it's impeding our view of them

and might affect your view as well. back to you. >> the return of the fog. thank you. >> 6:10, coming up, new developments that could hopefully pinpoint the location of the missing airlines jet that vanished nearly two years ago to the day. more trouble this morning. coming up. a warning for stopping students at cal after an outbreak of a highly contagious virus. coming up.

welcome back. we are looking at a live scene. in the last minute, we got word of two lanes of southbound at 280 after a crash here. you see the debris they have to clean up, working very quickly at lawrence expressway and san jose. half your freeway is currently blocked. we'll give you the update. i'm tracking. a search for wreckage of malaysia airlines flight mh370. an object that could be from it has been found off africa and suggesting it could have come from the doomed jet which van h vanished almost exactly two years ago. the debris was found in the same corner of the indian ocean where the only confirmed debris was found last july. a developing story, a train

carrying hazardous materials derailed near ripley, north carolina. more than a dozen car des railed and one of the cars is still leaking ethanol. hazmat its is on the scene and homeowners within 1,000 feet received vehiclevacuation order. others are told to shelter in place. so far, three cases are confirmed? >> reporter: correct. they have confirmed three people carrying and became sick with the norovirus and 29 more on campus exhibiting noro-like symptoms. yesterday, the campus released this flyer to students and staff about what is going on. so far, they have found no link between all those cases in terms

of it's not like they all lived in the same dorm or ate at the same cafeteria or ate at the same event. campus is asking if you are sick, stay home and don't want you to be preparing any food, asking regardless whether you have symptoms, wash your hands before you eat. if you're not familiar with the symptoms of norovirus, you can become sick, vomiting an diarrhea in a few days and only takes a few droplets to become sick. >> not just on cruise ships anymore. saying it was at fault between the collision of a car and bus. >> following up on the topic, you are a little upset here. >> i am upset. i don't get to carry car crashes on my beat or never. there had been a collision between a google robot car and

bus on mountain view. neither took responsibility. the way we looked at it, google may have been at fault and that was historic. it would be the first time in history a robot caused a crash, like the first boat sinking or airplane crash. google has said, yes, the robot made a mistake. in a brand new statement released this morning, in this case we bear some responsibility. history made. the chronicle says the california labor commission reports he did not pay his chauffeur and ordered him to pay more than a half million dollars in wages and fines. he will be back in april for a probation hearing related to his past conviction of domestic violence. both the apple and fbi

testified before congress explaining both sides of the story to open an iphone used in the san bernardino shooting by a terrorist. two bits of information came out during the fbi director's testimony. he say there's other phones they want to open if apple makes a tool they want to make. it's entirely counter to what was said in the past, that they just wanted to open one iphone. >> they made one mistake when they reset his i cloud shortly after the shooting. if they had not they may have been able to use the automatic back feature to see what's inside. this is going all the way to the supreme court if congress doesn't take it up fast.

a live look at history, a live look at oracle arena last night doves overcame not having the best players, talking about steph curry and andre iguodala, they were both out with injuries and golden state still pulled out that game against atlanta hawks in overtime, 43 consecutive wins at home for the do doves. if they win thursday they would tie the bull's record streak of 35 wins at home. the doves could get their 45th consecutive win home monday against the orlando magic. >> good to see the team spirit on the floor. we wish curry and iguodala the best. >> you're spot on. in a sport so much about individual performances, the warriors -- >> like us, we know we're a team. >> we know which of us is clearly superior but we're all a

team. >> a superior forecast from kari. we're waiting for rain and snow. >> we are. a gorgeous sunrise in san jose. take look at that. just beautiful. a great way to look at the work week. tracking the rain, it's been a while since we had a good so soaker, to the west of us and will take a while to work its way to the bay area, with sho r showers approaching shortly before midnight. in san francisco, we will have rain moving in around 12:00, one 1:00 in the morning it pounds on the roof and moves into the rest of the bay area. and by this time tomorrow morning we will have wet weather coming down. after today, there is nothing but rain in the forecast the

next several days and highs lower 60s and 70s and especially near the coast of santa rosa of 66 degrees. after today, we will see that system moving in and several more behind that. with this one, doesn't bring much rain but scattered showers late thursday and friday and saturday could be heavy downp r downpours along with wind gusts. now, looks like they could be 30-40, 50 miles an hour and could cause damage with heavy rain moving over to heavy snow by the end of the weekend. by looking at that now with rainfall totals possible within the next several days, we could have anywhere from 2 to 3 1/2 inches of rain and the sierra will begin friday.

thursday some rain and friday, it switches over to snow. we still have a pretty good amount of snowfall, especially at the summit. we do still need some work here. the statewide average, based on yesterday's surveys, are at 83%. last year at this time, just 17%. heading into the next several days, we have potential of at least a couple of feet of snow, maybe even more, as we see this active weather pattern contin continuing into march. we'll keep tabs on that and mike is keeping an eye on the south bay. what's happening now? >> we have all lanes currently closed as they prepare to do the sweeper through the area to get 100 feet of debris reported. see this ambulance leaving with the tow truck there? this crash sounded dramatic. for 100 feet along the roadway. we hear minor injuries and this has a major impact. i will get there in to look like i'm helping.

they will clear this hopefully during this traffic break as well. south bay 280 approaching lawrence expressway. full closure just temporarily. if you're able to get south of saratoga, you're fine southbound and there is a spectator issue. keep that in mind. no big surprises for 680 or 880 southbound in fremont. fog registers for the north bay. tough to see with our cameras. the toll plaza gives you a look as they start to show slowing. we'll get back with more news right after this quick break. ==laura/cu==

the u supre court hrs arguments .. in what many are at 6:26 today, the supreme court is hearing arguments on one of the most significant cases in years that has groups gathered in washington. and a texas law restricts abortion in the name of healthcare and might cause clinics to shut down. similar states have laws in the books. it is an eight judge supreme court with the death of judge antonin scalia. the cruise ship arrived a couple hours ago in new jersey. it was just a couple months ago the voyage was cut short with the outbreak of norovirus and possibility of severe weather

forced it back to port. it was forced to cut a cruise short a couple months ago with hurricane rains and gale-force winds. we've been following the story of an earthquake that happened since 5:00 this morning. get the latest after this break. you can't tell right now, at least in san jose, this after several dry day, the rain is making its way back to the bay and it will pack quite the punch. your full forecast in just 2 1/2 minutes.

a good morning on your wednesday. thank you for joining us. >> rain is on the way. let's get right to that forecast. >> we will see rain moving on later on tonight. today the last dry day to take in warm temperatures and sunshine. we do start out with clouds this morning. visibility down to a half a mile in north bay and san francisco. we have fog there. it all clears out thi afternoon with highs reaching upper 60s to lower 70s. we will talk more about that rain and look ahead to a soggy weekend coming up in a few minutes. more what's happening heading out the door with mike. our photographer just sho shooting just saw a tow truck pull away. wanted to make sure we got that shot. we have two tow trucks that have cleared and ambulance.

chp is still here. they have a full traffic break trying to pull them safely from the roadway. we will track minor injuries but a lot of debris after a number of cars. you will see the debris over here. the dublin area back to the normal flow and slowing at hacienda but now back to a good flow here and we see the fog creeping in here north of the golden gate bridge to san rafael. back to you. >> thank you very much. we're following breaking news overseas. a tsunami warning has just been called off by the national weather service for christmas island. this comes after a powerful earthquake off the coast of n, originally 7.9, downgraded to 7.8. it happened about 90 minutes ago, the epicenter of that quake, 400 miles off the coast

of indonesia. still no reports of damage or injury. you will remember a monster quake in indonesia back in 2004 a tsunami killed 230,000 people and that earthquake was 9.1 to 9.3. decision 2016, clinton and trump triumphant, gaining momentum with huge wins and record breaking super tuesday. >> others still making their cases. more on what's next including the crucial role california could end up playing in this process to get to the white house. good morning, kris. >> the two front-runners pulling farther ahead might not be a surprise and despite the bickering and people saying they don't like that there was record turnout in all but one state with a contest. hillary clinton won 7 of 11

sta states. you si her in purple. she has 979 deg ga-- delegates, 41% she needs to clinch the nomination. bernie sanders says he will stay strong. ted cruz, a big one for him, texas and oklahoma and alaska. marco rubio only won one state, min minnesota, where he spent a lot of money and you won't see blue and orange because they could not claim any state. trump promising to be a unifier who can defeat hillary clinton in the general election. clinton has set her sights on november and donald trump. >> instead of building walls, we're going to break down barri barriers. >> once we get all of this finished, i'm going after one

person, that's hillary clinton. >> last night, ted cruz implored the other gop candidates to drop out saying it would be the only way to defeat donald trump. rubio says no way because his home state is still ahead and john kasich saying no way and ben carson says they will stay in the race although they don't have a clear point for nomination although they say at some point they think people will awaken. >> that's a harder case to make for ben carson. >> he's hanging on. with super tuesday in the rear view mirror, what it's next for the candidates? >> stephanie, live in the newsroom where california could become relevant. >> reporter: that's right. i'll get to that in a moment. trump and clinton might have done very well but not as dominant dollars a predicted --

dominant as predicted to super tuesday. the home states went to ted cruz and bernie sanders and it's going to people of various background, not only in the south, scoring evangelical voters and winning moderate sta states, vermont and massachusetts and that's what he said, that he was a unifier. but the others not showing signs of giving up especially with their states coming up march 15th. >> if kasich gets ohio and rubio gets florida, we're talking about a convention. trump doesn't want this and it's not sewn up yet. >> 93% of black voters backed clinton, sanders not getting the minority support and lost massachusetts he hoped to win

but not by much. he did win colorado, minnesota and oklahoma and, remember, he raised a lot of cash, $42 million alone in february. he has steam behind him. some exciting news for voters here in california is our primary, june 7th may make a difference with results coming out now, something we have not experienced in many many years. back to the bay. >> thanks. we will check back in, in about 30 minutes. you can find the results on our home page. click on the red tab across the top of the page and the "today" show will have complete coverage. a man charged of shooting and killing an east bay police officer is expected to be back in court. robert vega accused of killing gus vegas in vallejo last month. vega the suspect had a son with officer vegas' daughter.

vegas, a 15 year veteran of the police force. >> at 6:56, the san francisco police commission will have a meeting to discuss police policy, how they handle confrontation with suspects. they continue to be under the microscope following the death of mario woods, the stabbing suspect shot and killed by police in december after he repeatedly refused to drop a knife. the public has expressed frustration over the chief's decision to equip his officer s with stun guns. the first day of a wrongful death trial for four san francisco police officers. a crowd of 150 were there on behalf of the family of alex, the 28-year-old city college student police shot and killed two years ago. his parents are suing those four police officers who fired a

total of 59 bullets at their son, hitting him 14 times. organizers of yesterday's protest called it a victory celebration. >> this is a victory because we have gotten to this trial stage. usually our voices are not heard. the officers said he pointed a weapon at them and fired in defense during a confrontation. the weapon turned out to be a stun gun he carried for his job as a security guard. his attorney expects the four officers to take the stand today and that trial is expected to conclude a week from friday. a health scare at uc berkeley, nearly 100 showing symptoms of the highly contagious norovirus. >> so far, they actually have three cases confirmed. >> reporter: that's why the university health services asked for any feeling sick or ill to stay home in case they might be

carrying the norovirus. within the past 24 hours the campus released this flyer for staff and students notifying doctors have confirmed three people at the school carrying the norovirus. 29 more have noro-like symptoms. health services found no link between the cases in terms of there being one dorm or one e eating area or one event for those fallen ill. it's vomiting and diarrhea for up to three days and toes catch. only takes a few droplets to become sick. that's why the campus is asking if you're sick, stay home and don't prepare food and asking any to watch their hands before leaving. >> thank you. >> it is 6:39. the signs are up. the waldo tunnel is officially robin williams tunnel. >> in an official act to honor the late comedian, that sign was

installed this week. williams committed suicide a year and a half ago at the age of 63. after his death, thousands of people signed a petition to name it after williams because he called the bay area home for deca decades. >> a nice dedication and when you go through it you will think of im. kari will have a look at the forecast. turn off the sprinklers. we will have natural sprinkling. >> yes. turn off the sprinklers. we will have much needed rain today and enjoy the sunshine and clouds move in this afternoon with winds increasing. by tonight the rain develops and heaviest in the north bay and by tomorrow, rain lingering and the next storm system friday. what we can expect going into a very soggy weekend coming up in a few minutes. an update on the morning commute from mike.

>> s is an update -- this is an update from a few minutes ago. they just reopened lanes. let's look at your crash with four cars involved. southbound 280 coming towards the lawrence expressway off wolf road. the traffic break just cleared. the north bay bound had slowing the cupertino area. that should clear as the build happens 101 and 87 towards that same area, that would be your typical flow. meanwhile, the rest of the bay shows study flow to fremont for the build and hayward and nothing major for them but will track them. i want to show you this build-off 92 westbound, toward

the san mateo bridge, we see fl slowing for the flat section and the clouds drift north of the golden gate bridge. >> coming up, a kidnapping suspect led police on a day-long manhunt is finally behind bars. >> the fbi said it made a mistake in the apple iphone case and why swedish kids have a way cooler happy meals than we do. dow jones down just slightly. outside, at&t park, you see a little morning mist out there. and playing the first cactus game against the angels.

authorities say they have their man. he managed to slip away sunday. you may have seen it. they said a man in a hummer led them on the chase. he got away when he released his capti captives, a woman and two children. yesterday, police managed to catch up to the suspect. his mother dialed 911 saying he was coming to her home and authorities nabbed him a block away. exclusive new questions this

morning about the bart extension to san jose. source close to the construction tells nbc bay area, crews put in the wrong materials underground. crews had to stop work for 70 days. records show the original plns call for installation of pvc piping in the underground sewage system. instead, the contractor installed 1400 feet of cast iron pi piping. >> it states clearly any pipe underground should be a pvc pipe and mentioned the specific name of that pipe in the specification. >> is this pipe as good as what you originally called for? >> yes. in this condition it is. >> no concerns about corrosion? >> no. tonight at 11:00, we investigate the problems of this pipe and their confidence there is no need for a fix.

give us a call or send us an e-mail at nbcbayarea.com. 6:46, connecting police with a touch of a button. now, there's an app for that. you can file a police report, send in tips or crime alerts and view crime maps in social media upda updates. in an emergency, old-fashioned rules apply. you have to dial 911. >> the fbi says they made a mistakes when they reset the i cloud account belonging to one of the san bernardino attackers. >> pretty big mistake, getting a lot of criticism. >> if they hadn't done so they could have done a wireless backup and read the data on the encrypted phone that way. one of the facts that came out during fbi director james comey's testimony tuesday. you can argue it wasn't a terrible mistake because the reset prevented any third party from wiping the phone of its

data. at the time, we weren't sure if the shooters had accomplices. one of the early pioneers of encryption, martin heilman just won the prize and shared it with his co-creator whitfield diffie, considered the nobel prize of computing and they could turn out to win the nobel as well. looking at wall street, markets down about 30 points and inside barely to the negative and big jobs report friday. there is a new happy meal prize. >> remove the lens cap and unfold the box completely. >> you can make your own virtual reality viewer out of the mcdonald's box. this is complicated, got it to tell you! you have to fold this and fold

that and put the two together. these are the people that brought is the ikea, the brutal norvokian table and chair. i bet they can put them together. >> they're eating meatballs. >> with greasy hands and everything and it stays standing. >> if it means you can do that swedish accent, do a story every single day. >> it's been a very forgettable season on the whole for the new york knicks, not exactly had the warriors kind of season but a fan last night had a memorable moment. >> passing over the player's head and out of bounds, the ball too close to comfort for one fan with great courtside seats. it hit him. and the beer he was having there goes flying. by the way, the knicks have the most expensive beer, did you

know this? in the nba? 10.$10.50 for a pint. >> they say everything's bigger in texas. >> a pint? a pint of beer is pretty big, too. >> that's a lot of beer. just when we get worried about our snow pack and how numbers are dwindling, a new sense of optimism. >> a march miracle as we get ready for not only snow in the sierra, rain in the bay area. looks like we're in an airplane flying above the clouds. this is san bruno, right? we are seeing a beautiful start to the day above that cloud deck. as the 7-day forecast comes up the bottom of the screen, we will have rain pretty much everyday after today. our temperature starts out at 46 degrees in livermore, oakland, 47 in napa. as the rain begins to move in,

we'll start to see that not until later on tonight. once again, enjoy today, warm temperatures and a little bit of sunshine to start. tonight, you will start to hear the rain hitting the commute and by tomorrow morning, across the bay area, even scattered showers in the afternoon and friday. time to dust off the umbrella. it will be put to good use over the next few days. a look at all the microcli clic in paolo alta. brend wood, 67, san ramon, 69 degrees. into the weekend, this will bring in more concerns. we will have several more storm systems moving in. the strongest one arrives between saturday night and sunday morning. we start to see dark shades of maroon and potential for heavy

wind gusts at 40, 50 miles an hour and could cause power outages and minor flooding. as far as how much rain, over the next seven day, potential 3 inches in some spots. over the weekend it will be wet, i'm making plans to stay inside and will reach only 53 in the north bay on sunday. >> we'll show you the south bay in general. traffic southbound and 280 recovering after the class cleared at lawrence expressway. the inbounorthbound is slowing. we have your usual slowing just before 7:00, we expect to see that and show you where palo alto stands in the peninsula drive. and the sun is in the driver's eyes and call it the shun rise

slowdown because you have to slow down and need your sunglasses. i'll show you the next report. back to you. coming up next, urgent health warning, highly contagious virus could be making nearly three dozen students seriously sick. >> information changing by the minute after a powerful and shallow earthquake off the coast of indonesia. we have been hearing some tm warnings called off. look for updates on our twitter page. literally thousands of our friends like this story. a new honor for comedian robin williams driving through marine and the first images of the robin williams tunnel. one final check of the day's ts

welcome back, 6:56. the second top choice before we send you to the "today" show. >> and the front runners keep racking up delegates. >> right. the big surprise of super tuesday was there was record turnout in all but one state with a record primary. hillary clinton pulled ahead of bernie sanders winning ning 7 states and has 40% of delegates

needed to clench the nomination. ted cruz picked up three states and morningco rubio won one and ben carson and kusic did not win any states. the march 15th primary, hillary clinton also watched super tuesday that has 246 delegates at stake. there are more than a dozen caucuses and primaries between now and march 15th. >> what does that all mean? live in our newsroom with analysis here. trump has secured support from a lot of people with different backgrounds including winning the evangelical vote in the south, securing alabama and ted cruz, is a setback for the texas

senator who had been relying on that vote. and rubio not giving up with the march 15th vote in florida coming up. hillary clinton won 90% of the vote in alabama. and sanders got states he was not predicted to. and florida coming up on march the 15th, winner take all. live in the newsroom, today in the bay. >> i'm live at berkeley where cal's health services confirmed three people have contracted the norovirus and 20 plus more have like symptoms. so far, doctors have found no link among the sick in terms of being from the same dorm or e eating at the same cafeteria. they're asking any 6 to stay home and wash their hands.

symptoms are vomiting and diarrhea up to three days and highly contagious and only takes a few droplets to get sick. >> trying to contain that situation. thank you very much, bob. a nice start today and changes in the works. >> much needed rain will be needed in time for the weekend. this morning we have fog and mild sunshine and temperatures reaching 73 degrees in the south bay and east bay. north bay, 70 degrees and rain late this evening. >> look at the san rafael camera. we can't really see it. cars see t-- we can't really se the roadway. it shows up at the top of your screen into san rafael but over the golden gate bridge. it's not affecting most. san mateo bridge westbound.

>> we're back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> meantime, let the political pundit tri begin. have a great day. >> easy for you to say. good morning. . . >> good morning. something from everyone. donald trump and hillary clinton each winning seven states, tightening their grip on the nomination. >> once we get all of this finished, i will go after one person. that hillary clinton. >> instead of building walls, we will break down barriers. they well enough to stay in the race. >> a new piece of debris has been found that could be from malaysia air flight 370. miss are fing for nearly two ye. >> astronaut scott