call in missouri for the democrats and republicans. the votes still being counted. >> bernie sanders and hillary clinton, it's less than one percentage point and that means they can have a recount. >> clinton keeps her lead, in addition to illinois she also won florida, north carolina and ohio. >> on the republican side adopted donald dominated the sunshine state, just about every other state that voted yesterday. that includes north carolina and illinois. the only one he couldn't clinch? ohio. governor john kasich took the victory in his home state. senators ted cruz and marco rubio didn't win any states. and after rubio's loss to trump in florida he's suspended his campaign. more on this overnight coverage of democracy 2016 in a minute but first janelle martinez is here with the breaking traffic alert. what is going on out there?

howard frankland blocking two lanes, you can see the flashing lights. cars just getting by in the inside lane. this is just after the hump as you head into tampa. traffic still pretty light so we're not seeing a significant delay, it's still taking only six minutes to get across the howard frankland but as the morning rush hour pushes on we could see the drive times increase. i'll watch it. we're also watching the sunshine skyway, it's open but it is foggy up at the top. highway patrol asking drivers to use caution. let's hope this bridge stays open because your detour is the howard frankland. just a quick heads up, we have a closure on the veterans from ehrlich to van dyke due to construction in both directions. we expect that to reopen any minute now, at least by 5:30. busy morning so far but let's hope the sunshine skyway stays open. >> yes, especially with the crash. the fog continues. this is going to be an issue because it's going to be sea fog.

are able to clear out. so, regardless of whether or not they close certainly use caution. remember the skyway at 400 feet so we have some issues there as far as lingering low clouds. the rest of us, lakeland already half a mile, quarter mile zephyrhills and brooksville. didn't have that yesterday so not only sea fog but inland fog as well to contend with. there it is, sarasota at half- mile and quarter-mile in venice. tampa though full visibility. you're going to be driving in some places, looks good, then you're going to hit that wall of fog. 60s and low 70s this morning. muggy through the afternoon. look at the temperatures there. low 80s, we'll begin to lift the fog especially inland and then we'll warm up and staying rather humid,ens tended forecast very -- exended forecast very rainy. more on that coming up. back to democracy 2016 -- abc action news brought you

all the way to closing last night. five states voted in the primaries. one of the campaigns though coming to a very close -- a close, rather. >> marco rubio gave a concession speech in miami. ashley yore has more. there's a lot of red on the map behind you. >> reporter: if you take a look at our key, red means donald trump. it's not a big surprise that marco rubio lost here in his home state but when you look at this map you can tell just by how much. take a look, here in hillsborough county you can see that, out of the total votes clearly donald trump got the most there with nearly 52,000 votes. and that is more than double marco rubio's 35,000, nearly 36,000 votes. the one county he did win here, that is miami dade and that is

speech last night where a very supportive crowd booed and cheered along with him. >> after tonight it is clear that while we are on the right side this year, we will not be on the winning side. while it is not god's plan i be president in 2016 or maybe ever -- and while today my campaign is suspended -- >> [jeering] >> no! >> the fact that i've even come this far is evidence of how special america truly is. >> you heard the emotion from his supporters. rubio had positioned himself as the only candidate who could stop trump. he had a few jabs we can't forget like calling trump's hands small and he grabbed the endorsement of the south carolina governor but clearly wasn't enough. people now asking what is next for rubio. many already looking at him as a candidate for florida's governor in 2018 or possibly heading back to the private sector altogether. coming up at 5:30, even though

explain why rubio could still play a major role in who ultimately takes the gop nomination. abc action news brought you live coverage from across the state yesterday. >> abc action news reporter carson chambers is in palm beach with the trump campaign after his big victory. >> reporter: we're inside donald trump's private club in palm beach. hundreds of supporters gathering here tonight to hear him speak after a big victory in florida. and for a victory speech it was pretty toned down. he actually congratulated marco rubio for what he called a great campaign in florida. and then rallying his supporters telling them that the u.s. is going to knock the he hell out of isis. >> we're going to start winning again. this country is going to start winning again. [ cheering and applause ] we don't win anymore. >> reporter: trump also thanking florida voters for putting him on top but calling

in palm beach, carson chambers, abc action news. >> donald trump supporters held on to every word of his victory speech in the bay area. at a watch party in channelside. trump stuck to his talking points about making america great again. he got the biggest cheers when talking about the economy and bringing jobs back to the u.s. from overseas. supporters say they are tired of career politicians and they like trump's fiery language. >> he says what it is, like what an average american feels, and what average americans life is all about. and i don't think that all this negativity will impact trump's campaign. >> the question of whether trump can unify the party still remains to be answered but his supporters believe he can. john kasich holds on to his sweet victory in ohio. the one state keeping him from -- donald trump from a sweep in the rest of the primaries where

>> i have to thank the people of the great state of ohio. i love you. all i can tell you. [ cheering and applause ] >> kasich spent the night in ohio as he made the speech. after getting his first and only victory in the primary season. but has the fewest delegates of anyone still in the running. ted cruz didn't take home victories at least not yet. there is still missouri that is out now as we monitor that trump. he's hoping to swoop in on marco rubio's supporters who will have to pick another candidate to back him up. >> to those who supported marco, who worked so hard, we welcome you with open arms. [ cheering and applause ] >> with gratitude and with hope and with a positive vision together for our great nation.

florida was by far the biggest delegate prize. >> abc action news reporter lauren is joining us now with more on clinton's big victory and with 2/3 of the delegates needed to take the nomination. >> reporter: a proud and confident hillary clinton took the stage here last night after securing leads in many key states and of course taking the state of florida. clinton got these crowds pumped with the promise of jobs for florida through new infrastructure and manufacturing projects. also her plan to cut student debt got a huge reaction of cheers especially from young people. she also talked about uniting the country and said donald trump is not the person to do it. >> and yes, our next president has to bring our country together so we can all share in the promise of america. we should be breaking down barriers, not building walls. [ cheering and applause ] we are not going to succeed by dividing this country! >> reporter: hillary clinton is now looking toward the general election.

confident about the amount of votes she's secured last night and is hoping she's that much closer to securing the democratic nomination for president. in west peach, lauren rozella, abc action news. bernie sanders was in arizona last night watching the returns. if sanders ends up winning the missouri primary he will have one condition test to his name and keep clinton from sweeping them all yesterday. but it's not just clinton who sanders spoke of yesterday during his rally in phoenix. he also explained why he says donald trump will never be president. >> the reason that donald trump will never be elected president - [ cheering and applause ] -- is the american people will not accept insults to mexicans, muslims or women! [ cheering and applause ] >> we are keeping an eye on the race in missouri now. we'll let you know as soon as the races are called both on- air and on-line. >> follow up to the minute

nation on abcactionnews.com. let's check in with ivan for a look at the forecast on this wednesday. pretty nice yesterday. repeat today? >> repeat today but like yesterday we have to get through the fog first. it remains to be seen whether bridges close. but visibilities are very low, dangerously low for some areas. i'll let you know when the fog should lift and when rain begins to move in. coming up -- investigators are trying to uncover what sent a train full of people off the tracks and into a creek. what they say happened hours earlier that could have led to this accident. >> a car goes crashing into a river. frenzy on the roadway that happened minutes before sending the car and its driver over the

in good morning. in st. pete heading to tampa, a crash on the howard frankland, all but one lane closed now. you can see cars getting by, those flashing lights there. no real delays now, we'll check more in a few minutes. developing this morning, investigators now believe an unreported car crash on train tracks in kansas that caused a derailment. we brought you the breaking news earlier this week after the amtrak traveling from l.a. to chicago derailed monday night. the ntsb now comes forward with their latest findings as they investigate the scene. 145 passengers and crew were on

32 people were hurt when five cars overturned. 5:14. emergency dive teams in in kentucky are trying to recover a car that fell off the bridge and into the ohio river yesterday. rescuers are looking to find the vehicle, found it with imaging technology after an hourslong search. still no word on how many people were in the car. witnesses say a semi pushed the car off the bridge during a chain reaction crash involving 12 vehicles. several people were injured. we'll continue to monitor the scene and keep you up to date as soon as we get more information on exactly when the crews plan to recover that car in the river. good morning. we are following this crash on the howard frankland, blocking both of the outside lanes, only cars getting through on the inside lane here. this is still early in the morning so we are not seeing a significant delay. let's check drive times and you

takes to get across. right there in the middle, six minutes still to get across so not causing significant delays there. it's still even with that crash the quickest of the three bridges the courtney campbell and gandy at 9 and 8 minutes. we have some fog in the area, we're going to show you where that is on the map. you can see the area shaded in yellow so if you're driving along i-75, u.s. 41 and spring hill, wesley chapel, you might want to use the low beams. also south from palmetto to port charlotte seeing some fog there covering i-75, we are checking the sunshine skyway, it is still open at this time. corey dierdorff is out driving around on 275 heading southbound towards the howard frankland and he says fog is starting to thicken up out there, just in the short time he's been driving around this morning. so again you might want to use some caution and low beams. how long do you think the

>> depends on where you are. inland sections probably a few hours. the coastal areas are going to take a while. so say if you're in lakeland, watching from zephyrhills, shortly after sunrise we'll begin to lift the fog. then we'll warm up. right along the coast like yesterday i think still an issue. marine dense fog advisory continues for the bay the and out to 20 nautical miles. we'll continue to see that in effect through 11:00 a.m. this morning. so, that's how long we expect the fog to be an issue. 70s now, we're going to be in the 80s by later this afternoon. nice and warm here, titan doppler radar quiet. i want to show you though what is happening further north. not a lot now. you can see a few showers up towards kentucky. that is the frontal boundary that will eventually begin to sag our way and as it does so it will begin to increase our rain chances here watch what

afternoon. 10% to 20% coverage. it's friday where we begin to really ramp up the rain saturday. so the range in temperatures just like yesterday, 70s along the coast, low 80s inland and then mid and upper 80s towards hardy, desoto and polk counties, with the heat index because of the high humidity around 90 degrees. feel. there's the rain chance friday, and then showers and thunderstorms through the day on saturday. keep it in mind. the wetter i think of the two weekend days with temperatures in the upper 70s. sunday still iffy with timing but i think showers early and then we'll begin to clear out and watch what happens behind that front. highs only in the 60s and low 70s. we'll have overnight lows in the 40s and 50s for early next week. it is going to be quite a shock to the system after all this warm and muggy weather. new this morning -- telethon to help flint

lead tainted water raised $1 million. the detroit pistons teamed up money. the owner says he would match up to $1 million, made telethon. donations totaled more than 500,000 so the pistons matched that bringing the total to more than $1 million. flint is not the only city crisis. in newark, new jersey dozens of schools have elevated lead and fittings. >> that has health officials taking action to make sure that students are safe. right now more than 30 schools in newark have elevated levels of lead in the water. the school board decided that all 17,000 students in that district need to undergo blood tests for lead. because younger kids are most at risk health officials decided 2,000 students in early childhood programs would get the blood tests first. but some council members say it's not necessary. >> i'm more concerned about the kids who actually can reach the

the toddlers are too short. >> officials say the water supply is fine. they blame old pipes and fittings inside aging buildings for the spike in lead levels. newark schools recently admitted it knew about elevated lead levels more than a year before parents were notified. 5:20. still ahead -- final push to end the battle before the courts take over. apple's one last attempt to fight off the fbi and protect what it considers to a security of millions who own an i-phone. then a sweet treat available at starbucks. the frappuccino baristas are whipping them up but it's only for a limited time. >> first, major changes coming today for cuban products and sales continue to slide for chipotle. here's your business headlines from new york. >> reporter: good morning, topping "america's money." a queasy feeling for chipotle investors >> the chain is warning it's

sales off 26% last month. >> customers have been slow to return to chipotle after several food related illness outbreaks. as of today the obama administration has all but removed restrictions on travel to cuba. and opened the door to cuban athletes playing major league baseball without having to defect. >> best of all for some americans they can now buy cuban cigars and rum overseas and bring them back here. >> disney, our parent company says there will be a fifth indiana jones movie. >> and yes, harrison ford will be back as indy and steven spielberg will direct. >> so the movies have earned nearly $2 billion at the box office. a new one will debut in july of 2019. a week after harrison ford

apple and the justice just department are cementing their positions to unlock the i- phones of the san bernardino shooter. they refused to comply with a court order. apple says writing code to unlock that one i-phone would put security at risk for millions of other phones but the government says apple is trying to make the case bigger than it really is. the apple legal file yesterday is its last until a federal

scheduled for next tuesday. starbucks is celebrating the return of spring with a new drink for a limited time only though. the coffee chain is offering the cherry blossom frappuccino. including strawberries, cream and white chocolate sauce. it will be available until march 20th. coming up -- the zika virus makes it to another country. this as researchers in the u.s. race to find a treatment. we're following breaking news, a crash on the howard frankland, northbound heading into tampa, you can see threat, all lanes but one -- there, all lanes but one blocked. how long does it actually take

now at 5:30 -- florida senator marco rubio suspends his campaign but he may still play a major role in the presidential race. he could help determine who wins the republican nomination. >> breaking news in democracy 2016 -- overnight clinton is the winner for the democratic party in illinois. >> the race still too close in missouri, only one half of one percentage point separates clinton and sanders, and trump and cruz. that means the losing candidate could call for a recount. the votes are still being counted at this hour.