he was there to promote water as a healthy alternative to soda. the students were taking a page out of the celebration. the humble superstar shows how humble he really is. >> soda would have been sticky. several storms making a beeline to the area. a much stronger system is very close behind. >> reporter: i'm stephanie live on the first commuter train to run after the derailment. we just went through the niles canyon derailment area and what we're learning this morning and what commuters can expect ahead. bob redell will take you live after one convenience store clerk fights back after being shot by suspected robbers, coming up. breaking news on a massive explosion that sent nine

firefight others to the hospital. it happens hours ago and what they heard as the neighborhood went up in flames. very good wednesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> we start out with the forecast. in for kerri this morning and slightly wet start, about to ramp up, right? >> yes. still showers out there this morning in san francisco. 53 degrees, low clouds there and rain spreading from san francisco to the east bay commute and now down to south bay reaching san jose. showers every morning and at lunchtime showers begin to lift and north bay temperatures close to 60 and 67 degrees later on today around san jose. >> the camera where we see traffic still and under that light you so the glow and sheen of the slick roadway passing over here as well.

we have had the rain pretty much touch all over the bay area and there will be slicker conditions. keep that in mind. that person was out of the car waving for help but at least they're out and walking around. chp heading over there. now, the roadway has reopened. the ace train did make it through the area and better news for the commute as well. for now, you have the breaking news, explosion. >> believe been following it all morning, update natural gas explosion near seattle that sent nine firefight others to the hospital. a live picture as they are still tamping down some of the aftermath of that explosion happening at a suburb and we're told the injuries are minor, cuts and bruises. people living near there heard a loud boom and then saw flames. still an active presence in the seattle suburb. we will stay on top of this

story and bring you updates as soon as we have them in the newsroom. the h train already running monday night since monday night's derailment in fremont making its way to the south bay. >> stephanie on that train speaking to passengers this morning. you passed the very spot where the train derailed 36 hours ago. >> reporter: yeah. that's right. i can tell you, that did go very slow. the train was run vertigo slowly. the ace spokesperson said 10, 15 miles an hour. that didn't make sense in terms of what we were seeing, seeing a couple of areas of lit up spots where work crews were focusing. you can see the train is pretty empty, pretty light although i'm told during rainy days it does stack up to be like this. skip bedo here getting off at santa clara, did you get the memo about the service and do you think that had something to do with it?

>> this morning i did, started getting online to see if they were on time. yesterday i rode to the bike station and train decision and turned around and went home. >> you said maybe the memo didn't get out to people that service is back on? >> that's correct. if you don't use the internet to look and see if it's on time you might not know that. all the news was that it was going to be late. not running today. >> reporter: thank you so much. you can see it's pretty empty if you want a spot, you will get one. even though the canyon opened 9:00 last night, there are work crews we saw this morning and union pacific which owns those tracks will be having crews there all day and running these trains slower than usual and putting a rail in spekcspection vehicled to make sure all tracks are ready to go. you can expect some delays. we are keeping track on this

story. we are headed now to the great america stop and santa clara and san jose where it stops. this is the first train and everything seems to be going smoothly and the people we spoke with so far they they're not nervous at all. stephanie chuang. >> thank you. for the 200 passengers on the train when it went off the rails. the shock of that derailment is still sinking in. doug was two cars behind the lead car. he and others sprang into action despite the fact the train was unstable. his mind keeps going back to a prayerful protection he made moments before boarding. >> i believe we had angelic help last night. all the people injured, too, could have been much worse. >> doug nelson happens to be a medical emergency volunteer at his san jose job and his skills definitely came in handy.

stay with us throughout the morning for continuing coverage as the train is up and running. we will continuously updating our social platforms. you can use the push alert on the nbc area app. >> a robber on the run after shooting a san jose store clerk. >> bob, do police have any idea who they're actually looking for? >> all they know right now, two men, both men armed with a gun. this happened around 7:00 last night. it appears the two suspects were chased off after the store clerk fought back. this is near the 280-87 interchange around 7:00 last night. on locus street. the two men robbed the store and at one point one of the men shoots the convenience store

clerk in the arm. the police sergeant tells us that's when the clerk fought back afraid for his life and began swinging a baseball bat at those two robbers. both suspects took off with whatever they stole from the store, police are still looking for both men. reporting live outside san jose police hix, bob redell in the bay. thank you. several dogs left in deplorable conditions inside a u-haul officially ready to be adopted. this is one from 10 days ago, in such bad shape two had to be euthanized. vets cleaned and treated the others and adopted by new families. seven others are looking for a new home. if you're interested in adopting an up. more on our website. >> seven people out of their homes in fremont this morning. their apartments gutted by fire happening last night. the apartment complex is on fremont boulevard and norris

road. firefighters able to knock-down the flames in less than an hour and three units damaged and luckily no one was hurt. in berkeley last month there were four sexual assaults against women in the city and so far no arrests. police believe this man attacked the women on the south side of the campus. police updated the city council on their investigation last night. criminal profilers on the case and evidence analyzed. >> i'm terribly alarmed by this person's boldness. he has to know we're looking for him and have video of him and yet offenses continue. that is somebody we're very interested in catching. >> berkeley police say they are doing outreach to try to raise awareness about these sexual assau assaults. we take a live look outside. the transamerica pyramid in san francisco this morning. >> amidst patchy fog, as rob

would say. >> keeping a track what's coming our way. >> now into san jose, we told you the last half hour to see the rain creeping into the south bay, we're seeing that right now towards sunnyvale and mountain view, light rain and rain for you as well. this morning, fog and light rain. scattered showers today heading towards lunchtime we see the march to south bay, high lower 60s and different story tomorrow, the atmospheric river once again points to the bay area and brings big time rain tot totals, coming up in 10 minutes. for another check of your commute, here's mike. >> the roadway, dublin, slick roads, pretty much all around the bay, showers drifting through, enough to make the

off-ramps slicker as that commute builds. westbound 580. the same area we saw yesterday approaching the dublin interchange, traffic expected to be a little bit light. the canyon is also open and not everybody knows about that and we still have drivers that may normally take that h train. we have slowing for sunol. and moving past the san mateo bridge picking up the volume a tad bit. some build at the top of your screen in the upper east shore freeway. the north bay has rain but no major problems across the golden gate bridge. slowing on the 101. the crash at fremont boulevard is off the roadway. chp should arrive shortly. back to you. >> thanks. >> it is 6:10. the man accused of shooting an idaho pastor was found miles

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a school bus overturned on its side. we don't know the extent of injuries or children on that bus, traffic being re-routed in that area. we'll continue to keep tabs right now. looks like emergency personnel on the scene. i don't see any ambulances, perhaps the good news on its way to pick up children. slick conditions out there. we don't know the cause of the crash so far. once again, the extent of injuries so far. >> it helped there were no kids injured. 6:14 right now. an ex marine suspected of sho shooting and idaho pastor arr t arrested far away at the white house in d.c. secret service arrested kyle odom late last night. they said odom was throwing several items over the white house fence, among the items a manifesto mentioning several u.s. house members and senators and the government by name. and he shot the pastor six times and that pastor survived.

police are not saying how he bypassed the tsa and got onto a plane out of idaho. >> as far as how someone with a felony warrant could board an airplane, i'm not the person to answer that question. sorry. >> in his more than 30 page long manifesto, he wrote the man he shot, pastor remington was quote a martian and member of ancient civilization from mars. google's car team is headed to washington to face congress. >> normally, congressional hearings would send a chill down your spine. not in this case. >> i don't think so. google will face the senate committee next wednesday and congress seems to be pleasantly interested in robot cars. nhtsa reinterpreted the rules of the road to make it's easier for the manufacturers. a recent harris poll found half of americans think these will make the roads saver. the other half say more

dangerous. "consumer reports" is calling for more oversight as well. it was only recent accidents involving these cars became public. whole foods said it would contract with a company to help it go solar. whole foods is really late to the party. other stores went solar some time ago including costco and walmart. they hope to have 100 stores on solar soon. s sunrun reports profits tomorrow. wall street has not been friendly to sunrun or solar city or any residential company stocks down 43% for the year and solar city down 50% and that includes yesterday's spike. apple founder steve wosniack was on conan's talk show this week speaking about the conflict with the fbi and you're probably not going to be surprised whose side he is on. >> i side with apple on this one. first of all, i've been related

to human rights, i'm one of the fu founders of the eff. >> a foundation in san francisco. a good argument made by woz, and we will bring you other information. woz talks but that was the most important thing you need to know that he sides with apple. >> not surprising, thank you very much. >> it is 6:17. for a sliver of this sight. across indonesia, it could actually be seen. people in other areas not so lucky as cloud cover spoiled the view. the next total eclipse won't happen until august 2017 but will be visible over part of north america. >> hopefully we went have to wait until 2017 to see the sun again. it's been a week since we've seen a clear shot. a lot of great skies recently.

>> can't see the eclipse even if we had clear skies. a time lapse of the eclipse. san jose, as you see rain drop, now the time lapse of our drought going back to the beginning of the fall. areas extremely exceptional around the bay area. take a close look in the north bay and santa cruz mountains, things have started to improve. a lot of rain in the last month or two, see areas in orange and red especially santa cruz mountains, some improvement for the bay area, but the same story not shared by central and southern california, almost no change. they unfortunately have not seen as much rain as northern california. the drought still holding strong on the central coast to l.a. every little bit helps, seeing a little bit of light rain from san francisco to san jose. most of the showers all across the bay area.

the rain line to the north, mid-60s and low 60s in san francisco and all day rain in the north bay and santa rosa high, mid-60s in pleasanton and livermore. north of san francisco, watch these rain rates ratchet up. thursday and friday, a lot of rain and by thursday it calms down. especially sunday, heavier rain comes in. we add all this up. check out the rain totals the next seven days, look out for localized flooding, 3-5 inches of rain expected next week. right now, still seeing light rain for that morning commute. >> that's helping the water shortage but not morning commute. i have to be honest, not so bad. san rafael and looks bad. look at the volume of traffic and speeds very manageable right

now. a little bit of slowdown. we're looki ing towards the goln gate bridge where we have a little bit of visibility on the northside and it will drift through becoming fog here. the map shows you doing well on the tunnel and san francisco and upper east shore and hercules and richmond and bay bridge metering lights are on. in concord we have the build coming over through the walnut interchange. southbound around llewellyn. we have a crash in lanes for a few minutes, no major injuries. watch for slowing in hayward. and live look in san jose and traffic backing up right here. there is no crash and not stopping because of me. i'm not really here. we have this smooth drive. steph is reporting all morning.

>> you'd be a little larger than life. 6:20. this has been a waterfront fixture for years. >> people from northern california are dropping by to say good-bye to sinbad. it has been closed for nearly four months following a long legal battle. now the demolition is beginning. sinbad is a throw basic to the '70s and popular with ferryboat commut commuters. that restaurant will be replaced by a public park and expanded ferry terminal. >> little bit of history. >> the price of doing business. >> a campaign trail following a pretty hectic night of results. >> big wins for donald trump as expected and upset for bernie sanders in michigan. stay on top of incoming storms by setting the home screen on your smartphone to weather on the nbc bay area app.

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6:24 right now. the activist group, ethical treatment for animals is taking it straight to the shareholders. >> they have done this before including last november. whole foods holds a shareholders meeting in san francisco and

p.e.t.a. believes whole foods is inaccurately labeling some products as inhumane meat. a judge tossed out a lawsuit with similar claims calling them completely unsubstantiated. saying good-bye to former first lady nancy reagan. people will be able to see her today and tomorrow. her remains were taken sunday from her los angeles home. the widow of president ronald reagan died sunday morning of congest stiff heart failure. she was 94. mrs. reagan will be buried at the library next to her husband on friday. president reagan died in 2004. what a love story they have. >> those pictures, they always look so happy together. mourning the man some call the fifth beetle. >> george martin helping guide the band to un precedented heights. ♪ i read the news today oh boy ♪ >> the beatles often credited

martin for turning the hit song "a day in the life" into a masterpiece with its haunting score. martin produced nearly every song the beetles ever recorded and created. he was knighted in 1996, in a statement, martin's family says he died peacefully. sir george martin was 90 years old and he obviously presided over some of the most significant transformational music in the history of pop culture. >> exactly. to have that handprint for generations to come. >> paul mccartney and ringo star still have an imprint today. more amazing. coming up, make way for more rain. the storm making its way to the bay area as we speak, clouding up our lenses out there, taking a squeegee to them. we'll have a look and impact to your morning commute in less than three minutes. >> i'm stephanie chuang live on

the first train back in service an a derailment and what commuters can expect this morning in a live report.

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m sam brock=laura/2shotand i'm i a little rain on your windshield this morning. good morning. >> that rain is coming back. rob says to keep that umbrella handy. >> you see the buildings disappe disappearing. light rain at times in the santa clara valley and oakland and seeing light to moderate showers all across the bay area, 7:00 this morning, retreating back to the north bay moving through the afternoon. highs in 60s and heavy rain to follow heading to tomorrow. our camera looks wet. we will slow you slicker road y roadways here and drizzle on the map and that particular shot shows you where it's slow before you get to capital expressway

and that set things off there and 85 set off on its own because of the kryoum of commute. looks like the two vehicles are over on the shoulder and san mateo bridge where westbound takes over the commute and slippery on the peninsula as well n. no surprises. remember, h trains are back in service and not everybody knows it so we have a little heavier drive. you guys have breaking news on the explosion. >> that's right. we've been following it since 4:30 this morning. a live picture on seattle. natural gas explosion sent nine firefighters to the hospital. it delved sever-- leveled some buildings, some still smoking. we're told the firefighters injuries considered minor ran ranging from burns to cuts and bruises and two released from

the hospital. they said they heard an extremely large boom and then saw the flames. firefighters able to put the flames out. we still don't know if any was inside the building at the time. since 4:30 this morning, we will bring you available updates. >> things are back on track this morning. the first h train to run since monday's derailment just reached its final stop in san jose. stephanie chuang was on that train for most of the ride this morning. >> reporter: actually, the train is at the last stop, san jose, so all the passengers have left. the train was light all morning long because of the rain and also riders didn't know the service was back on. we are at livermore and the canon area where last night's derailment was happening and the train going slower at 10 miles an hour before the tunnel.

there may be delays this morning and eastbound for the evening commute. union pacific crews are working the track this morning and an a spokesperson tells us union pacific will be running a rail inspection vehicle ahead of all four morning trains to make sure it's okay and probably go to sunol and back to fremont. one long time come mutter sa-- said he rode on the h train. >> it can be a little dangerous but not too often. i think they need to clear the hillsides better where there's potential slide activity. >> union pacific is leading the investigation and said they have not had this before. inspectors did take a look at that stretch of the tracks where the derailment happened.

we know also there are still customers belonging, people on that train monday night. we understand ace has those belongings at the headquarters. the office is open from 9:00 in the morning. two suspects shot a clerk and took off. >> the very latest on the investigation. bob. >> we just received an update from san jose police the two men were both wearing masks and were both hispanic. unfortunately that's as detail a description they have right now. clearly, they are still looking for two people who shot a clerk last night around 7:00 not far from the 280 interchange. they entered the sunny's quick

stop on locus street. both armed with guns and robbed the store and at one point one of the men fired his gun at the clerk and hit him in the arm. the clerk fought back afraid for his life began swinging a baseball bat and both took off on foot with whatever they stole from the store. it was two hispanic men wearing ma masks, both armed. out and about, still trying to find them. the clerk is going to be okay, shot in the arm, taken to the hospital, i say okay, nonlife-threatening. bob redell. thanks so much. moving on to decision 2016, gear up for another head to head showdown where the democratic presidential candidates will battle it out on the debate stage again, this time in miami, the second one in four days. coming off hours after

bernie sanders pulled off an upset in michigan. tracie potts joining us. you talked about this yesterday saying sanders might surge in michigan and he did. >> reporter: he did. no one really saw him coming. he was down by double digits and ended up winning by a few points. this means he has momentum going forward in important races like florida and ohio next week. >> frankly, we believe that our strongest areas are yet to happen. >> bernie sanders with new confidence after an unexpected win in michigan. thank you, he tweeted early this morning. the polls were wrong. even sanders didn't see it coming. he won with nearly a third of the black vote. >> hello, cleveland and hello, ohio. >> hillary clinton didn't mention her mississippi win or michigan loss last night. she picked up more delegates

than sanders and our "wall street journal" poll shows she'd beat donald trump by 13 points in november. >> only one person did well, donald trump. >> trump won michigan and mississippi and this morning, hawaii. >> we started with a field of 17 and we're down to four. i really want to close things out. >> he's hoping to do that in florida with ted cruz on delegates. cruz won idaho. >> we're closing the gap in state after state after state. >> florida could be it for marco r rubio, his best finish tuesday, third. >> hey, i need everyone's vote now, okay. let's not get into that. i can't lose any votes. >> john kasich still insists he will win ohio. >> for the republicans it looks like it may be shaping up to be a two-man race between ted cruz and donald trump. our poll found 6 in 10 voters said they think trump has the wrong values for the party and

don't think he's good for the party and yet he continues to win, picking up three more states on tuesday. >> so fascinating to watch. headed to the jury today, a wrongful death lawsuit against two san francisco police officers who shot and killed a man two years ago. lieutenant jason sawyer and rookie officer fired as many bullet into him at a park and turns out he had a taser stun gun and they are suing the officer and city for unspecified amount of financial compensation. an alleged drug ring in santa cruz, the fraternity is suspending its chapters after three members allegedly involved and sorority sisters also arrested. they uncovered more than 100, 0 $100,000 worth of ecstasy.

a man who died in a hit and run in the south bay, gathering to remember him, involved in the crash scene in the neighborhood of san jose. a truck driver colliding with an suv on his way to work friday and he died at the scene. >> he was a loving person and we were all lucky to know him and be part of his life. >> police arrested a 21-year-old after he fled from the crash scene, san jose's 12th traffic death of the year. rain already falling in parts of the bay area, taking a live look outside, a drive to the north bay. in san rafael this morning. as we're looking to build up our reservoirs, rob telling us we have a haul in store for thursday and friday, rob. >> we will see very heavy rain

and dublin at 50 degrees, we have showers moving through around the livermore valley this morning in san jose, scattered light rain in the north bay. we think the rain line will lift off to the north as we head to the afternoon. enough to wet the ground at times and we will see higher totals maybe approaching a quarter inch or so. temperatures, 40s and 50s outside. we head towards noon, temperatures in low 60s. mid to upper 60s as things temporarily dry out as the next big event comes in tomorrow morning. a full look at incoming storms in the next 10 minutes. first, we show you the bay bridge toll plaza. water on the lens and the lighter traffic in the lanes s the left. keep that in mind for the traffic pattern. we don't see anything alarming about the commute, it is moving.

the crash, westbound 80 and over on the shoulder a big rig versus a honda fit, that's a mismatch there. that will be expected to be s w slowing for the big rig itself or north. you did see how murky things are in that live shot laura showed you. in the east bay, hayward southbound and fremont, we have the tri-valley with extra traffic because the h train riders may have hit the road again. not everybody knew about it but steph just rode on it and at h train already at the destination. and things are slowing down westbound, guys. back to you. >> thank you. tired of dealing with big old bags at the airport. a new luxury service. you know what i'm talking about. nude help being offered for

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a clever move by amazon. >> at first, 5'9", 5'2", sounds like it's nicole. she was killing it! >> the models posing but the models for rain are showing us a lot of information. >> looking good, too. >> this morning, rain around the south bay. we've been watching the light rain and also some fog. let's take you to the high country, forecast thursday through saturday and, wow, what a difference a year makes. seeing the snow pack there. we're about to add another 2-3 feet at squaw valley and alpine meadows and another one late saturday to sunday. all gray sky, showers around the

bay area. you can see from san francisco into the tri-valley where most widespread showers are, san jose a few hit and miss. and towards the afternoon, we should see most lift off towards the north bay, mostly cloudy y skies through the day today. yes, the chances of showers actually on the decrease by the time we head towards the evening commute. highs today, mid to upper 60s. the showers will linger throughout the day and tri-valley, highs in mid-60s. north bay picks up in the morning tomorrow and south bay misses out thursday and everybody gets into it for thursday night into friday morning, very heavy rain comes in and the pattern that sets up the next few days will keep the heavy rain going throughout the north bay. watch out for localized flooding late thursday to friday. see the rain in the tri-valley.

another strong storm coming in sunday. we add up all this rain between now and monday, you're looking at 5 inches of rain in the w wettest spots in the north bay. 2-3 inches of rain in san francisco, these numbers alone would be the monthly average. we will see month's worth of rain coming down in the next seven days. by comparison, not so bad. we have mist and drizzle and slicker roadways, doesn't complicate things. and mavs and warriors play tonight and crowds about 7:00 on the freeways. south to hayward and 92. 680 southbound still slower than you might expect on a wednesday. we will likely have more folks from the h train driving this

morning because not everybody heard about that. h train is in service and so is the canyon road. westbound across the san mateo bridge slowest drive to the peninsula, south bay and northbound routes. moving well, typical pattern here and the traffic flows very nicely and earlier wet roads and looks like things are damp now. back to you. >> thank you. talking about storms outside. tens of thousands of bay area students are in the middle of a lea learnstorm to help them challenge math they need for a successful future. >> the challenge by the bay area educational profit shows where they don't get it right the first time like a lot of us. >> when you think of the schools that might be math power houses and some of our more affluent areas, a small school beat out

thousands of others in a math challenge tlahrough their grit d hustle. >> celebrating a first place finish, a nine week online math challenge that celebrates mastery and hustle. >> when you do great work and work really hard and meet with success, the world notice. >> 65% of the students are still learning english and 83% are economically challenged. but determination send this one to the top of the leaderboard. >> my heart beat really fast and all of a sudden i heard my name. >> this is meant to reward students taking on a challenge of a new skill. >> reporter: third and fourth grade students can work on the challenge anywhere they can get online. and they meet students where they are and introduce the next concept when they're ready.

these kids are ready to keep hustling. >> we will keep on going until we get the second cup. >> he's serious about that. the elementary school is at the top of the hustle leaderboard followed by newark junior high, oakland, and in sunnyvale. >> the public safety academy and redwood and we should mention phillips also made the top 10 for mastery as well. one thing leads to another. you can find the tips. kids can do it even if their schools aren't participating. the second cup will be announced next weekend and we can ask them to give it to us first. >> it's not just teaching math but skills. >> stick to fitness that will affect every part of their lives. >> exactly. and to see kids excited about

this. >> thank you, chris. coming up next, fighting off robbers with a baseball bat, the injuries a clerk suffered doing just that. >> reporter: i'm stephanie chuang live in san jose. this is where we got off the first ace train back in service after last night's derailment. what will be different for today's commuters coming up. potential turning point in the race for president. bernie sanders scores a surprise win for michigan. artificial intelligence coming to an ancient chinese board game. making waves around the world. >> one little pig takagi sent police on a goose chase that stopped traffic in san francisco and how one fire helped save his bacon.

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stories before we send you o welcome back. 6:57 on your wednesday morning. one final check of the top stories before we send you to the "today" show in a few minutes. stephanie chuang tracking the first train to use the tr k tracks since the train derailed monday. >> reporter: we're on the last stop for the train in the south bay. the first ride since the dera derailment. it went smoothly this morning. train cars pretty light and

regular riders said probably due to rain and commuters probably didn't hear service was back on this morning. they went past where it derailed monday night and it went much more slowly. for commuters you may have to set the delays. union pacific crews are working the tracks this morning and a spokesperson tells us union pacific will be running a rail inspection vehicle ahead to make sure all tracks are fine. any who left belongings monday night has to go to stockton to pick them up. stephanie chuang, today in the bay. good morning. i'm bob redell live outside san jose police headquarters, offenses still looking for two armed masked men who shot a c convenience store clerk. it happened on locus street not far from the 287 interchange, around 7:00, these two men went

in the store and robbed the clerk and at one point one of the men shot the convenience store clerk in the arm. a police sergeant tells thus clerk decided to fight back, pulled out a baseball bat and started swinging at those suspects. both suspects fled on foot. the convenience store clerk is expected to survive. reporting live, bob redell in this bay. >> thank you. >> has his raincoat on, a little bit of drizzling. >> scattered showers you're seeing on the radar. heading the rest of the morning you will see rain moving off the n and high today in the 60s. >> sometimes it can be rough. >> san mateo bridge slow. the live shots, first start with dublin and a little bit of water could complicate things and illustrates why you have to be careful. very slow in clouds across the bay and north bay in soupy conditions and slow it down as

these folks are. >> you're getting used to the rain. back in a half hour. in the meantime we leave you with soupy live shots. see you tomorrow. good . good morning. good night. donald trump goes 3 for 4 in the latest republican presidential contests. >> i'm not going to say anybody didn't do well. they didn't do well. only one person did well tonight, donald trump. ly tell you. >> and brings props t his victory rally to take on critics of his business empire. >> we make the finest wine, as good of wine as you can get anywhere in the world. >> he'll join us live. on the democratic side, hillary clinton's hopes to lock up the nomination dashes with bernie sanders win in a key state. breaking overnight. the shooting of a pastor shot in idaho and the suspect found outside the white house.