go good morning bernie sanders has three big wins in michigan and alaska and hawaii. >> that's what this is about. >> is it too little too late in his race against hillary clinton? we're live with the latest. breaking over night the family of an american couple confirm that had the loved ones were killed in the brussels attack. this and more with the bombing. we're live in brussels. the beach turns scary when a rip current pulls them away from the beach and causing hugh to jump into action. number one and you're done.

another upset for the ncaa basketball tournament. taking down kansas. >> going to the play and then it's on the floor. and oklahoma dealing a crushing defeat to oklahoma. who is going to join them? we will find out today easter sunday march 27th 2016. from nbc news this is "today" live from studio one a in rock fella plaza. i am alongside them and happy easter. >> yeah, we did not know that it was easter. >> yeah, our wardrobe and we look like flowers in the field. >> good to have you back. >> did you get that last night? >> yeah, i did. i can only wear this once a year. to the top story bernie

sanders pulling off a victory on saturday in washington, alaska and hawaii. >> here are the results. bernie sanders took it with the vote and alaska and he got 82 percent of the voting and then winding up with 71 percent. >> sanders is still far behind when you look at the delegate count. we're at the white house had this morning with more on the president race. good morning kerry. >> reporter: that was a big night and a clean sweep for the caucus and picking up 11 dell grates in alaska and then from washington state. he told the supporters in a rally in wisconsin that he believers there's the momentum to go all of the way. >> i have known since day one that we were going to have politically a hard time in the

deep south. it's a conservative part of the country, but we knew things were going to improve as we headed west. we have what anybody can deny that our campaign has the momentum and you're the momentum and look around you tonight. >> reporter: absent from the microphone and cameras last night was hillary clinton. despite the numbers last night and not even breaking 30 percent, when you add. >> and then the kau sus and clinton is going to win the party's nomination. up next for both candidates. >> kerry sanders and thanks. >> chuck todd is the political director and moderator for "meet the press." good morning to you, sir.

>> largely ruled and the margins of those have some folks doing a double take right now. does he have a shot to take clinton and if not, what's the argument for staying in the race for sanders? >> well, i can tell you this. it's going to take margins of victory like last night in the state for bernie sanders and you have to be able to win with a margin like that in a primary craig, but not only are they large, but the caucus turn outs are more progressive. i think what the clinton campaigned hope was the progressive win and they started to dance a little bit. that was not the case last night. i think now can he win wisconsin and by a substantial margin? can he start the win in pennsylvania and new york? that's what it's going to take.

the sanders in now is not winning a bunch of primaries in a row but then convincing the super delegates and most are with clinton to switch to sanders. it's going to take a look more for that. >> with the attacks this week we got a better sense f of the foreign policy and then sanders on his plans to surveil muslims. how do -- all of the candidates how do they handle that news and how they told people that they wold handle that if they were them? >> i thought this would be a weak dominated by the commander if in chief, and i can tell you this donald trump looked like he was on the way to failing that this week in a disaster interview with the board where the answers on national security were so vague and it was clear

that he did not have a grasp on things, and then the brussels attacked happened the next day, and then everybothing changes. he is going to be on the defensive. statements the subjects changes and he does it or the forum. a week that was about the commander in chief and the front runner suddenly became the personal life and i tell you it's part of the odd pattern that trump is successfully being able to make happen. >> it's a dare and the charges and going after each other's wooif. how does a post conviction? >> it's noneover us can figure out. >> we're going to have and then

the party fracture and then fill h -- >> and then we have that. >> we will look for more when "meet the press" starts and then ohio governor and john kasich. turning to brussels we learn over night the news that so many feared. the two americans that were killed in tuesday's attack and just confirmed and the families and saying in fact that they're loved ones were killed in the attack and then in brussels and good morning. >> reporter: hey. good morning. terrible news and the investigation has led them to italy and the arrest of a

germany man and then the participation in the terrorism against a number of suspects. in brussels this easter sunday and prayers for those in this week's attacks. the death for those were confirmed by the families. days after the attacks they heard no news of them. the couple killed at the airport. stephanie was always so happy. the world lost two amazing people today. stephanie's employer saying that we're mourning the loss of our friends. our hearts and souls are with the family and all of those that are suffering during this terrible time. those killed and injured came from around the world and including belgian's ambassador and former ambassador to the u.s. more than a hundred remained

hospitalized and in burn units. >> among those in the hospital, we still have 19 different nationalities. among the deceased unfortunately 11 people have been identified from eight different nationalities. >> the international manhunt for the suspect and leading police to italy and a nigeria man taking away. belgian police holding another suspect and belgian media reporting and siting sources that he is the man in white seen with the airport suicide bombers. prosecutors charges him with terrorism assassination. is march is planned today and cancelled over security fears. >> brussels's streets are quiet

this morning. some have stayed away. those that come, mourn. >> we try to pretend that nothing happened in the moment, but we feel that it occurred. >> reporter: the family of justin and stephanie spent days not knowing where they were. i met one friend here in tears and saying that the car was left at the airport. they were hoping hoping that they would be found alive or injured. i don't know how you cope with the news today. >> it's tough to wrap your head around, right. >> more survivors are speaking out and thankful to be alive and comforting by family members. we're here with that part of the story and good morning gabe. >> reporter: good morning. the americans that were injured and a group from you utah that you have suffered sharp metal

wounds and the conditions are now improving. >> five days after the car take and easter sunday, they're grateful for. >> i am glad that he is is alive. >> doctors planning to bring him out of the medically induced coma. >> yeah. it's incredibly nice and soft. had he is a fantastic teacher. he loves people. >> pam almost made the trip to the airport with the husband, but stayed home because there was not enough room in the car. despite the severe injuries, he managed to call her. >> i could tell by his voice when i said hi, and i knew something was wrong. >> joe was another one of of the mormon missionaries that was dropping off someone at the airport before the blast knocked him unconscious. >> sometimes i think about it and i am like well, it did

happen. i was really in a terrorists attack. i just remembered that i opened my eyes and saw a lot of people on the floor. it was really tragic and scary. >> as he recovers there the burn and metal, his parents are by his side. >> he was able to calm the people around him and help them. that's just kind of his character. >> just seeing everyone smile and just how tragic it could have been and how tragic it was for so many people. we're lucky. really really lucky. >> his parents say that he will head back the to surgery later on this week but expected to make a full recovery. another missionary is also improving. >> in brussels, thank you.

pope francis spoke out against terrorism when he gave his easter sunday message. they packed the square and the pope also got up close and personal travel to the square in his open top pope mobile o. a major set back and syrian troops drilled the terror group. they took it nearly a year ago and it gives syrian forces a position to advance on the capital against roca. an airline pilot is suspected of driving while drunk. he tried to board the flight on saturday and failed two breathalyzer test. that flight to philadelphia was cancelled. passengers were put on other

planes. hugh jackman being hailed a hero. he was on the beach on sad and jack and his 15-year-old beach was caught in a sudden rip current. he ripped had his son and others to sea. he signalled others to get out of the dangerous tournament. north carolina takes on north dakota and virginia faces syracuse. the wildcats knocking off the tournaments number one seed kansas and the jay hawks had it in the final second and they stole the ball to win the final four. oklahoma upset number one and oklahoma buddy star of the tournament dominated with 37 points. >> your bracket is busted. yours is busted, and mine is

busted. >> i'm out. >> who needs that. on this easter sunday we could see an area of stronger storms and the slash of warmer air, we do have a cold front in between the two air masses and ahead of it we see a risk of stronger storms and 60s and 70s today and that's where we have the chance of larger hail and damaging wind gusts and then the the ground lightening, so something to keep an eye out for today. an isolated tornado is possible. back behind the front we drop it down into the 40s and 50s and a little unsettled for the east sunday for the rain and snow and coast of washington to oregon and then in the south east we have the chance of flash flooding. yesterday we picked up three inches in pensacola and we

good sunday morning to you. meteorologist anthony slaughter here. we have clouds on the way today. it's going to be breezy for easter sunday. here are the clouds moving in from the northwest. that's going to mean a cooler day for today. no 70s for today. most of us will be hanging out in the low to mid 60s. san francisco 62 today. 65 for wine country. 65 for the east bay. same for the peninsula. and that's your and that's the the latest forecast. >> okay. dylan, thanks. still to come the dawn of disappoi disappointme disappointment. the reviews are nasty, but do movie go ers care? >> no. no. >> i still going to see it. >> i heard it was awesome. they'll always be our babies. so there will be things to keep us up at night. will they find happiness?

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>> whoa! [ laughter ] >> back on sunday morning with a look at the "batman v superman: dawn of justice." it's a movie that's apparently getting panned by critics. >> as steve patterson tells us, it's not keeping fans from flocking to the theater. >> meet clark kent. i love it. >> it's the the big screen raw for all-time "batman v superman: dawn of justice" finally an end to the age old question of who wins and the comic book questions and so far if you're warn ers brothers. >> it will be the biggest for any super hero film. >> yeah, but will it last? it's rushed with critics and then if you ask them it does not

impress. most call it dumb and others getting ugly and calling it an over blown mess and even a crime against comic book fans. rotten tomatoes with a big green flat. ask ticket buyers and it's a different script. >> the audience love it. the critics reviews do not matter. it's going to dominate absolutely. >> and dominate the duo. >> "batman v superman: dawn of justice" is supposed to topple 300 million world wide and the biggest presummer opening weekend of all-time. warner bros. biggest ever. >> fans dismissed the critics and some saying to cause a negative review of a marvel

movie and the biggest batman v superman is proof. steve patterson for nbc hollywood. >> no, if you want to see it, you're going to see it no matter what. especially for a super hero film. many took to social media to have a little bit of fun with the movie and the stars. >> we're here with a clip of the ben affleck that's gone viral. >> yes, the internet has done it again as batman himself takes part of an interview for the movie. watch what happens as he listens to an interviewers questions on handling the bad reviews. >> could it affect the film so much? >> well, the interesting thing is --

[ music playing ] >> i've come to talk to you again because the vision is softly creeping. [ music playing ] >> that's the sounds of silence playing under the clip. so now the fan resleviews. dc fan boys says still in shock for thursday night. not a bad movie but a serious disappoint lt. how about this one. it's a positive one. back from the second viewing and i absolutely love the film. so excellent and i came out loving it so much for the first time. some are showing the love for ben affleck and saying i must admit that he would be a bad batman, be but he nailed it. people are going to see it. are you going to see it? yes. >> yes. >> al rook er said that it's an amazing movie. >> yeah.

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good morning and happy easter. let's give you a live look outside at the bay bridge lit up from our cameras in emoriville. absolutely gorgeous start to your sunday morning. the time is 6:26. anthony slaughter has a check of the microclimate forecast. >> happy sunday. we're waking up to clouds this morning. in fact, a cooler day. i want to show you the shot from san jose. you can see the clouds hanging out over the sky this morning. it will make for a comer day and also breezier day. winds will pick up and bringing our temperatures down a little bit. back to 62 degrees in san francisco today. no 70s like we saw yesterday for the north bay and the south bay along with the trivalley. back with the 60s across the

entire day today. won't be as warm but a good mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. especially be the afternoon it will become a little bit more breezy at the coastline. gusts up to 35 miles per hour. especially in places like half-moon bay and san francisco. it will be one of those days you want to hold on to the easter hat. >> easter bonnet. >> there we go. 15 could soon be the new 10. if approved in california that would be the highest minimum wage in the country. voters in san francisco have already approved a $15 minimum wage by 2018. it would jump from the current $10 an hour to $10.50 next year and go up $1 a year through 2022. many people support the idea so they can make ends meet living here in the bay area. some say they are not convinced it would make a difference. >> everything costs a lot. housing kostas lot. >> at $15, i mean, it sounds pretty great, but i feel like

the expenses and the add ones and fees and taxes all that is going to amount to almost the same. >> right now california has the second highest minimum wage in the nation behind washington, d.c. tense moments in the middle behalf should have been a peaceful hike investigators now looking for a man who robbed two women at gunpoint near lake mare yet draft. the attack happened friday afternoon in the wildlife reserve east of the lake. the man approached the women on the trail and forced them to a secluded area. he assaulted win of t ed one of and robbed one. described as 25-year-old hispanic man with a thick accent. college campuses on edge including uc santa cruz. someone has been sending racist fliers to the printer. they first reported the fliers on thursday. it's not just uc santa cruz.

investigators say the offensive and antisemitic messages have been sent to printers at universities across the country. the washington times is reporting that a hacker has taken responsibility for the attack. santa cruz police are treating it as a hate crime. coming up at 7:00 san francisco is among the city's oldest settlements. an unusual program attracting a younger crop. plus the top stories and anthony slaughter back with a look at the extended forecast. for now back to the "today" show.

we're back on this sunday morning and march 27th and a happy easter to all at home and then to the fantastic girls here on the plaza. >> what a great crowd this morning. i love it. >> that's the the easter post ers and then the boys. >> and then the bunny ears and then the birthday over there too and then a lot going on this morning. a lot happening in the news and chanel has the headlines this morning. >> authorities have confirmed the death of a husband and wife that were saying good-bye to their moms when the bombs went off. the s

they took the search to italy in the paris and brussels attacks. >> pope francis just is wrapped up the easter address and then the pope called for peace in the world and offered a message of hope for those in attendance. >> robert de niro was stand big the decision to keep it in the the festival. on saturday he said that my in tent on screening the film was to provide an opportunity for conversation around an issue that's deeply personal to me and many my family. after reviewing it after the past two days and others with the scientific community, we do not believe that it contributes or furthers the discussion that i hoped for. and take a look at this move by the number one ranked tennis player. that's him catching a ball in his pocket.

unbelievable. this happened during the miami open. by the way he won that. how do you do that? you know that we want to try it. >> no, i don't want to try it. >> those are like the hit pockets. >> it's pretty cool. >> chanel thank you. now a governor having an affair with a top aide. he was caught making racy comments and now caused with the misuse of state resources. the state's ethics commission has been called in the investigate. >> this morning governor bentley is under fire accused of a inappropriate affair with an aide. brought forth by a former law enforcement officer. >> he was elected by the that i

jorty of the people of the state, but rebecca was not elected by anyone. this makes her the defacto governor. >> it's blooelieved that aircra maybe been used for further benefits and an sexual relationship. >> if he is found guilty, that person is automatically removed from the public office. >> their allegation that is the governor has denied. >> i can assure the people of alabama that as their governor i have never done anything illegal. >> it reports audio recording between the governor and mason. >> hey, i love that too. putting my arms and hands under you you.

>> in a press conference he apologized. >> i have not had a physical relationship with mrs. mason. at times in the past have i said things that i should not have said? yes. i have always and will continue to cooperate. >> we have a professional relationship and a strong friendship. >> for now bentley and mason say that they plan to work in their current roles. for today sarah with nbc news. it's time for a final check of the easter sunday weather. >> i hencmentioned that i gave up sweets and these kids are brought me some m&m. we can all chow down on them.

it's going to be nice and mild and temperatures topping out in the 70s and the front could trigger the storms later on this afternoon. some could be strong through western ohio and bigs is hail and damaging wind gusts and then the front moves east ward and then the showers early tomorrow and then going to clear out early tomorrow and then moving up to new england and then in the 40s and 350s hey. good sunday morning to you. meteorologist anthony slaughter here. today it about the winds. we're tracking strong winds this afternoon. later on this afternoon at the coastline winds gust anywhere from 15 to 35 miles per hour. it will stay gusty through the evening hours and tomorrow as well. we're starting off pretty mild

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we're back now on a sunday morning with a young woman turning heads in a really big way. >> i think you're going to like her. her name is rosalee ramer, like any other 18-year-old, hangs out with her friends, listening to music, go cart riding with them and now going to college. but on her weekends and off time she puts all of that aside and steps inside one of the places she feels most comfortable, a giant monster truck. >> driving is focused. your body has to know exactly what to do. it is really a mind thing. driving is passion. >> reporter: passion reaching monster heights. >> my name is rosalee ramer and i'm the youngest professional female monster truck driver in the world. >> reporter: at 18 years old, rosalee is just getting started in the professional world. but she's been around these huge

trucks since she could walk, working alongside her dad who also competes in monster truck races. >> so hard to wrap your mind around a 10,000 pound truck going 50, 60 feet in the air. we do it every weekend and it is so much fun and the crowd goes crazy for it. >> reporter: we caught up with rosalee at the monster jam world finals in las vegas. it is her first time competing in the young gun shootout, racing against 15 other up and coming drivers. the competition is fierce. >> what i really have to do is kind of clear my brain and not completely focus on the technical aspects of driving. i just need to be there in the moment and then i know. >> reporter: rosalee's truck named wildflower, is designed just for her. >> the trucks get 3 gs of force, strapped in so tight you can

hardly breathe. you have to calm yourself down. >> reporter: rosalee calls her dad her best friend, and also as her coach, he's confident that once she straps in, she's safe. >> it is safer than walking down the street. anything you do in life, you need to sit back, you need to understand it well, know the safety equipment, and all the factors behind it, and if you do things wisely in life, go for it, have fun. >> reporter: and fun is exactly what she's having. especially with her fans. here she's a rock star. >> it is so amazing to have young girls come up to me and know that they're looking out for me. even if they want to be a girlie girl, they can still work on trucks or do whatever they want to do and be themselves while they're doing it. >> reporter: and it is not just kids who love rosalee. even top champions in the sport are impressed. >> i've known her since she was a little girl. she was always playing around the pit area, putting the tires on herself, you know, and helping daddy. to see her now is really impressive. >> reporter: i'll tell you what's impressive, getting into rosalee's truck takes work.

>> it is just a lot of practice. >> all right. >> here we go. tell me if my foot is in the wrong place. >> okay. >> so head over the roof? >> right here. now slip your feet in. feet first. >> i'll admit, it is pretty cool. >> i have to say here all day, because i'm not getting out. >> reporter: rosalee says this year it is not just about winning, it is the entire experience, being here with fans, family and friends, doing something she's been dreaming about since she was a little girl. >> out here, you know, we're all living our dreams. us being monster truck drivers is just us big kids in bigger toys. >> i'm thinking -- i asked her what is in your mind? you're just airborne. it is like an adrenaline rush obviously. she loves it. she's been watching her dad do this since she was a little girl and finally at the wheel. >> what is the natural progression? >> you know what, i was telling

them, the whole monster jam, monster truck, it is an event, an experience. these people come out every year. they know the names of the drivers. so she's in the young guns compet competition, she didn't win this year, but i'm sure she'll win next year. it is a thing. she's a student at georgia tech, engineering major, super smart. i think she wants to go into the corporate side of engineering. >> fun hobby. >> thanks for not driving. glad you made it back. >> thanks to everybody that was there. they're probably happy i wasn't driving. over to dylan with today's plaza fan of the day. and good energy this morning, dylan. >> we had to go to our inside voices. this is nicky and scott kennedy from appleton, wisconsin. you are having fun, huh? >> we're having a great time. this was wonderful. >> you were shaking a little bit. >> i'm okay. i'm okay. >> nice to have you here. i love your sign.

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back now on this easter sunday and a lot of you may be returning from or just about to head out to church this morning. >> here in new york, there is one church that has the capacity to reach out to thousands in a very unique way. it has been called the church of the stars for celebrity following. and anne thompson takes us to hillsong church. >> reporter: in the neon lit heart of new york, this is the hottest seat on sunday morning. playstation theater transformed into hillsong church. >> it is electric and life changing. it is something that goes into your spirit when you come here, that really gives you a different view of life. >> reporter: rooted in the bible, preaching the virtues championed by jesus christ, in five short years hillsong nyc has gone from meeting in a downtown apartment to attracting up to 9,000 people on a sunday in three different locations. >> it has been said of the

church we answer questions that nobody is asking, and we scratch where nobody is itching. >> reporter: what are the questions that nobody else is asking? >> people are asking questions like why am i here? we have people that have nothing in the world and they're not happy. we have people in the church who have everything from money and fame and success and they're not happy. so we do feel like we have a little bit of ground to be able to tell people, hey, you better be looking a little bit deeper than what new york has to offer for your purpose and your identity and those questions are real for people. >> what happened to jesus on the cross was for you. it was for you. that's how much you're worth to god. >> reporter: how many does this theater hold? >> not quite enough. >> reporter: pastors carl lentz and joe houston gave us rare access to the spiritual juggernaut that is determined not to be another fad. >> success for us is to still be here in 20, 30, 50, 100 years from now. no longer alive, but still something here that is true to the message we're representing. >> reporter: the congregation

undeniably hip with bold faced names like justin bieber and nba star kevin durant. >> i would say the ratio is 99.9% of those that go to the church are not famous and no one knows who they are. >> reporter: but they know why they are there. >> gives me a deeper relationship with god. >> an amazing experience. everyone feels welcome. i'm from asia. i feel like i was at home. >> reporter: the 2,000-year-old message delivered with a 21st century age. for "today," anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >> right around the corner, we have never been. >> i've seen the lines, though, for sunday. i don't live in the city, but i was there for something recently and i noticed the lines and i saw people coming out with hillsong jackets like, hey, we're going to get you in soon, don't worry. >> whatever works. wherever you can find the faith, it is a good feeling you get from wherever you decide to go. >> yes. >> happy easter. >> happy easter indeed.

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back on this sunday morning with a story of a mom who moved her family from washington, d.c. to brussels nine months ago. she said she hoped the move would be an escape from the political hysteria and gun violence in the u.s. >> but her world was turned upside down this past tuesday when bombs started going off in her adopted hometown. >> we thought it would be great to come and give our children the experience of learning a new

language. we decided to put them in a local belgium school. and for me it also was a way to get away from some of the anxiety that i felt as a parent in america. we knew there were terrorism connections in brussels, but didn't feel like brussels was going to be as dangerous as it has turned out. now it feels like we're living in a war zone at times or at least living in a society under threat. on tuesday morning, i was at my desk, working, in my house and i work overlooking my children's school, which is very close, less than 100 yards away. and i got a text from a friend that said, holy cow, there has been an explosion at the airport. about half an hour or so late, i got another text from a friend saying did you hear about the explosion on the metro. and that was when i really felt panicked because i realized then they were in a multistage attack that was like paris, and all i could think of is what is going

to happen next? and how about my children? i had just threw on what i could find, and didn't even put a coat on, and i ran out to the children's school. and i went in and i found my daughter and my son and i just said, we have to go. and i had their hands really tight and started walking as fast as i could home and i explained to them there had been, you know, an attack and my son said, is this like paris? and i said, yes. and then he said, are we on lockdown again? and i said, yes. and what was amazing was that he took this in, he didn't seem particularly frightened, he just -- he understood he was used to this and that was one of the things that made me feel sad is that he had become -- this had become part of our life. i've done things that i never expected to have to do here in europe, talk about making sure you know where the exits are and, you know, how to hit the

ground. i think there is a universal feeling among parents who come here from america that this has become a very different experience than they imagined. >> uncomfortable new normal there. you just got back from spending a week in brussels, back less than 24 hours. what struck you? >> funny, i was in paris after the attacks too and it was a much different feeling. we saw these memorials emerge, so there is a place where we showed pictures of it and we can show you here, these are the early memorials on wednesday. just about 24 hours after the attacks and initially it sort of felt to us like it would be where people came together in paris, but it had a different feeling. there was -- there were a lot of people coming together. there were constantly people there. but i think the things that were different, people sort of expected this. right. my sister lives in paris and said to me this is harder for me than paris because it feels much more real. and i feel like it can now happen anytime. we knew it would, but now it is happening.

you saw people coming together, but the fact you couldn't get that close to some of the sites too made it feel a little different in the city. in paris, we were right at the bataclan, right outside the cafes where terrorists had come by and killed people and you couldn't get to the airport for days. and it took them a long time to start to be able to identify people and we didn't have all those stories right away. i think that changes the mood a little bit. and we hear a lot when we talk with terror analysts about how things are divided in belgium and all these layers of investigative bodies and law enforcement and how that can really hinder things and that was a big topic of discussion. but i will say the other thing that struck me, people are so kind and it is one of the most beautiful cities i've ever been to, never been to brussels before and one thing that really always kind of makes you feel a little bit better, the first day we got there, we went to our location and there was a little kid running around a pond and you see the children and you think you got to have faith

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good sunday morning to you. your time is 7:00. it's sunday, march 27th. easter sunday. let's give you a live look outside now at san jose from our camera atop communications hill. looking like a nice day. no rain in sight. good morning and thank you so much for waking up with us. i'm vicky nguyen. let's get a check on the forecast with anthony slaughter. it's nice and mild. >> starting off in the south bay in the mid 50s. lots of cloud cover over head. waking up to a mix of sun and clouds. we're going to see the atmosphere mix out this afternoon and that is b