live from the channel 4 studios in boston, wbz news at 11:00 starts right now. and we begin with breaking news here at 11:00, an suv plows into a newton restaurant tonight, two people are dead, seven more hurt. >> witnesses say the suv hit sweet tomatoes at full speed. here's more live from the scene. >> reporter: behind me is sweet tomatoes restaurant. inside is a light colored suv still not pulled out. we learned the driver of that vehicle is a man in fair condition now. he had a female passenger, also in fair condition at the newton hospital. witnesses describe this as something that looked like a mass casualty situation with people laying on the sidewalk

some customers and some employees. >> we got three down! three down! >> reporter: witnesses said this light colored suv went straight across washington street into sweet tomato restaurant at the peak of the dinner rush hour. >> >. serious injuries here. >> the car came down behind us on chestnut, didn't stop, straight into the restaurant. >> reporter: two killed, three injured, three in critical condition. >> how did it happen? i'm basically in shock. i can't believe it happened. >> reporter: regular customers traumatized by the thought of something so horrific happening at a place they know so well. newton's mayor among them. >> we have a lot to learn in the hours to come.

an understanding of what happened. >> reporter: back live where police and fire crews are working inside the building, and above the restaurant there are residential apartments, we're told the residents have been evacuated from the home, told to find somewhere else to stay tonight. now, police radio transmissions referred to at one point a 911 caller calling this a road rage incident. we asked district attorney about that, and she said it's way too early to begin looking at that or to comment on on. live in newton, christina hager. >> and here's more team coverage. we spoke with people that actually saw the terrible accident happen. >> reporter: that's right, out heroen washington -- on washington street, that remains closed. from our vantage point you can

and we caught up with a co- owner who says she's devastated. just after 6:00 p.m., emergency crews. >> i just saw someone very seriously injured. >> reporter: rush on scene to try and save seven lives. >> the injured were not saying anything. >> no movement. >> reporter: there's a gaping hole from the suv killing at least two and injures several others. >> scary and sad. >> reporter: the restaurant has been around nearly 20 years. >> people in their 20s working at sweet tomato, neighbors working in there all the time. i was in there friday night. >> reporter: and the county district attorney's office say all employees are alive, some though were injured. >> all right, we'll stay on top of this breaking story through the night.

investigation, and any overnight developments watch wbz tomorrow morning at 4:30. the super tuesday show down, the biggest primary night so far in the race for the white house. >> we have one five major state, and it looks like we could win sex or seven or -- six or seven or eight or nine. >> donald trump wins big, and hillary clinton surging ahead taking a big lead over sanders. voter turn out was so high many massachusetts it could break a record. >> and we begin with the democrats in massachusetts right now. still too close to project a winner, but hillary clinton looking good with a 3 percentage point lead with 80 percent of the precincts reporting right now. >> want to look at the republican race in massachusetts. it was over early for the gop contenders, donald trump the winner in massachusetts followed by ohio governor

in our state cruz. >> and now the national races. donald trump wins in alabama, georgia, tennessee, arkansas, virginia, and as we mentioned massachusetts. the biggest prize of the night as far as delegates go was texas, and that goes to the home state senator ted cruz. >> and in delegate count hillary clinton is widening the lead over sanders, winning all of the super tuesday states with the exception of oklahoma and sanders home state of verdict -- vermont. >> we have live team coverage. paula ebben, hillary clinton already it seems taking on donald trump. >> reporter: that's right, she seems to be shifting focus away from sanders, and instead focusing all attention on defeating donald trump. >> america never stopped being great. [ cheering ] >> we have to make america whole.

hillary clinton takes a jab at donald trump turning his slogan make america great again on its head. >> instead of building walls we'll break down barriers and build ladders of opportunity and empowerment, so every american can live up to his or her potential. >> reporter: clinton won several states, including delegate-rich texas, bus sanders picked up -- but sanders picked up his home state of vermont and oklahoma. >> this campaign is not just about electing a president, it's about transforming america. >> reporter: he took aim at the establishment and hillary clinton, distancing himself from the 1 percenters. >> together what we are going to do is create an economy that works for all of us, not just the people on top.

race here in massachusetts is still too close to call. the latest numbers show 77 percent of precincts reporting, and hillary clinton is still leading, but still nothing official yet tonight. live in the satellite center, paula ebben, wbz news. back to you. >> >. thank you, and donald trump marked his victories by saying he's already looking forward to a general election fight against hillary clinton. >> kate merrill is here tonight, and trump widening the gap everywhere. >> and one thing to note is the diversity if the northwest, vermont and massachusetts to the southern states, to the evangelical vote, making an impact with republicans all across the board. >> this has been an amazing evening. >> reporter: an energetic and exciting donald trump cruising through super tuesday, and it's no surprise to him. >> look, i'm a unifier, i know people find it hard to believe,

>> reporter: before awe small crowd of supporters he spoke at a news conference, and took questions from the media and bashed his opponents. >> marco rubio cannot win florida, is it time for him to get out? >> look i always liked marco until about a week ago until he decided to go hostile and become don rickles. >> reporter: he had wins in massachusetts, vermont, tennessee, virginia, georgia and alabama, with ted cruz taking texas and oklahoma. trump says he planned on that. >> i do congratulate ted because i know how hard ted worked on texas, and that's a big gap. but i also did well in texas, coming in second. >> reporter: if donald trump was confident before tuesday, he was unstoppable after with chris christie by his side, and he's looking ahead already to the general election. >> and i think we're going to win in november.

the republican party, saying he's responsible for high turn out. kate merrill. back to you. >> and jon keller is now here on set, so does this mean donald trump is unstoppable? >> well, lisa, and david in politics you never say never, but even after tonight, trump problem. it appears a solid majority of his party is immune to his charm that's the down side. the fact is he's played the politics of race perfectly, from his early decision to run hard right on immigration, to post-san bernadino stance, and he's won in almost every region of the country against all demographic groups, and best of all it appears his competitors, marco rubio, will continue to draw his 20 percent or so, ted cruz will draw his 20 percent or so, and john kasich hang in

way for trump to harvest the winner take all primaries that begin on march 15th, and that should be all she wrote. clinton? >> >. well, look, sanders, let's give him props here. he's been written off before, and with $30 million in fresh cash i don't see him dropping out soon, but i would ask where exactly is he going to beat hillary clinton next? this saturday at louisiana and kentucky, no. next tuesday in michigan? maybe. march 15th in florida, let's face it, his insurgent is smothered by clinton. people are setting aside misgivings about her and valuing her strengths over his, and devaluing her weaknesses, and now the possibility of trump will spur some democrats to want to wrap this up as quickly as possible, and close ranks.

>> no question who the winners were tonight. >> nope, it's clear. >> ted cruz, by the way he wins his home state of t, and picks up -- texas, and picks up oklahoma, and called on his republican rivals to drop out, and back his campaign for the good of the party. >> for the candidates who have not won a state, who have not racked up significant delegates, i ask you to prayerfully consider our coming together. uniting. >> marco rubio hardly sounds like a candidate dropping out and backing cruz though. tonight at a rally in miami he encouraged florida voters to back him in the state's critical primary two weeks from now. he's not yet won a state, to tonight's speech was really a rallying cry about the american dream. >> for the first time in a long time young americans believe the american dream is dead.

lot of trouble because after eight years of obama, the american dream is slipping away for millions. >> >. now despite his criticism of the status quo, rubio tried to assure supporters he believes america's best days are in the future. >> >. and john kasich spoke tonight in mississippi saying super tuesday is not critical, he says his campaign hinges on michigan and ohio, where he's governor, that hold primaries later in the month. now updates results will be coming in throughout the nate. watch -- night. the latest. >> and check out our website any time for state and national results, reaction from the keller's analysis. still ahead, problems at the polls. >> did former president bill clinton break the law when he showed up at a polling place? mornings. wonderful, crazy mornings. we figure you probably don't

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welcome back to our coverage tonight. want to show you the numbers from massachusetts. we knew it was going to be a tight race, and it is with 82 percent reporting, hillary clinton still up 3 percent over sanders. >> on the republican side, not close. donald trump the big victor there. 49 percent over kasich at 18 percent. he's going back and forth between second and third place, and rubio at 1 percent, and cruz at -- 18 percent, and cruz at 10 percent. and former president bill clinton was trying to drum up support for his wife, but he made may have a mistake. >> you're not allowed to campaign in a polling spot. >> donald trump taking several key states tonight, again

>> and our ken is outside a rally where they're happy. >> reporter: they are, it was billed as a celebration for volunteers and supporters at trump's base state headquarters. no live cameras inside, but there was little suspensor surprise. they cut some cake at the massachusetts headquarters, and heaped prize on him. >> i think -- praise on him. >> i think he's a genius actually. >> reporter: donald trump easily put the bay state in his super tuesday trophy case. >> those are the people that everybody is revolting against, and the more they criticize him, the more they call him out, the more support he gets. >> >. time and again he con founds all of his critics, and he just, to me, is very appealing. >> reporter: his supporters repeat it over and over, trump is a guy that tells it like it is.

down, and by tapping a vein of republican outrage, trump energized folks that had all but begin up on the process. >> they're coming back because of donald trump, and it's going to be a historic election. >> reporter: tonight trump is the red winner in a very blue state, but according to a new cnn poll with the general election was held today, clinton or sanders still beat trump easily. now live to the watch party for hillary clinton. >> reporter: this party has binning. the mayor -- beginning. the mayor spoke a short time ago, and praised the poise at this time of the hillary clinton's -- positive of hillary clinton's campaign, and

[ cheering ] >> reporter: optimism at the hillary clinton camp despite a tight race in the common wealth. supporters of the former secretary of state happily watched her collect wins in georgia, virginia, and arkansas to name a few states while things remained too close to call this massachusetts. their cheers the loudest adds she spoke from -- as she spoke from miami. [ cheering ] >> reporter: they choked the tight race here up to geography, so close to vermont, but does it really matter? >> we'll keep working until the polls close. >> reporter: so yes, it may be very close still in massachusetts, but mayor walsh told me that hillary clinton won the city of boston by 20,000 votes. back to you.

celebrated at a watch party in summerville. >> and they watched the results come in tonight. >> reporter: and win or lose guys, this is quite an optimistic crowd, remember massachusetts is a state where sanders was behind by double digits just a couple of months ago. a win tonight in his home state of vermont came as no surprise, but a victory in oklahoma and a race that's too close to call in massachusetts, fired up this devoted sanders crowd. >> it's like he's not giving up. that's for sure. >> we're here and optimistic because a year ago no one thought this would have happened. >> reporter: it's as much about image as it is about winning for the vermont senator a after back to back -- after back to back losses in nevada and south carolina. the supporters say it will go all the way. >> he was never supposed to win the southern states, he has a long way to go, and he said

state gets to vote because he everybody. >> every night is a great night for sanders, because it's waking every up to see what we need in this country to make it the best country in the entire world. >> reporter: either way this grass roots campaign forges ahead, 42 million dollars raised in february alone. live in summerville. and winter is kind of making its presence known on the first day of march. >> yes, a wet commute in the morning. >> yes, some wintry weather over the next few days. up first winter weather advisories, but i don't think it will be a big issue overnight. the storm system we're watching tracks to the west yet again. a little sliver of mild air here for the morning, but predominately the cold is rushing in after that early morning in the 50s, so we see the radar with our main band of

front, but there's a batch ahead of it, basically a jet stream only a couple thousand feet up, so we have rain moving temperatures it's dropping a little as the rain moves in. 32 in orange, i think in northern worcester county a little sleet and freezing rain, and after that temperatures start rising. middle of the night; not a lot of people out there, but some icy areas expected. hour by hour, the cold air, probably a little colder at 1:00 a.m. in the morning everyone changing to rain by the commute, and locally heavy rain fall, right along the cold front. notice the temperatures in the 50s. could even be a little bit of lightning and thunder. it's not the same as last week, no severe weather, but heavy

do not be fooled by the mild air in the morning. rain is down by late morning, and midday falling into the 30s in central massachusetts. i think by the evening the temperature drop is probably more precipitous, we'll be in the 20s and low 30s by the evening, so wet areas start freezing up, and wind chill in the teens by the time you head home from work tomorrow, so big changes throughout the day. we have wind advisories on the south coast, some gusts maxing to 50 miles per hour, and heavier downpours in the morning, so we could see a few more scattered power outages, couple of trees and limbs down, and staying window all day long. southerly winds in the morning change to a westerly wind in the afternoon. colder air pouring in, and winds topping out about 45 miles per hour in the afternoon. the other story is the cold behind the storm, and also the following storm system for friday. indications are that this is going to stay just off to the

light snow friday, but the offshore. it's close, but i think all trends point to mainly a miss. the best chance for accumulating snow would be the cape and islands, and a low risk from boston north and west. we'll keep you updated. gasp. thursday, friday, saturday and sunday a lot of cold, and that might be it because next week looks like a pretty significant back to you. >> all right thank you. newcomers joined the bruins on the ice tonight. >> find out if they helped the

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returning to the garden for the first time. hey, first period, no score, nice pass, fires it, top shelf, his fifth of the season, and it's 1-0 bruins. we move to the second. same score. hamilton, backlin. 24 saves opt night. but in the third the flames tie it. opt power play. -- on the power play. now tied at 1. same score, less than four minutes to go. power play, the one-timer by bergeron, they're back in front, ask that was the fine. bergeron with 24 goals on the season. and the eastern conference

6-0 at home. it's the first time stevens has won the award. celtics look to make it 12 straight wins at home tomorrow night taking on portland. that's sports for now. guys, over to you. >> thank you. we have some super tuesday breaking news right now. cbs news just declared hillary clinton to be the winner here in massachusetts. >> we'll take a quick break and be back right after this.

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