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good morning everybody and thanks for joining us today. another primary tuesday, another big night for donald trump and an even bigger one for hillary clinton. trump dominated in florida, winning by nearly 20% and after getting crushed in his home state, marco rubio suspended hiscohis campaign. >> it's clear that while we're on the right side, this year we will not be on the right side. while it's not god's plan that i be president in 2016 or ever and while today my campaign is suspended, the fact that i've even come this far is evidence of how special america truly is. >> governor john kasich taking his state of ohio include all the delegates. now trump took north carolina in a close one over ted cruz. kasich follows in third. similar results in illinois, trump w a

victory over cruz with kasich next. it's interesting to note though voting was suspended in parts of the state due to a tornado threat. and trump is also the parent winner in missouri with cruz less than 2,000 votes separate the two. it was a clean sweep for hillary clinton. she dominated in florida, nearly doubling the votes sanders received. and a surprise victory in ohio and sanders predicted a victory in that state. and north carolina won hand udly in north carolina. and the case in illinois was too close to call but clinton is now the parent winner and a similar story in missouri with clinton narrowly edging out sanders by roughly 1500 votes and clinton riv pivoted towards the general election and upped her attacks towards trump. >> we are moving closer to securing the democratic

nomination and winning this election in november. [ applause ] when we hear a candidate for president call for rounding up 12 million immigrants, banning all muslims from entering the united states [ crowd boos] >> when he embraces torture, it doesn't make him strong, it makes him wrong. >> she picked up 353 delegates, increasing her overall lead and there's still 46 delegates remaining from tuesday. mostly from florida and illinois. john kasich picked up 75 delegates, 56 from ohio. and kasich urged pundits to not count him out just yet. >> you better believe it is

together, not pulling us apart. it is about u.s.a. even though i labored in obscurity for so long, people counting me out but we put one foot in front of the other and i want to remind you again tonight that i will not take the low road to the highest office in the land. [ applause ] >> kasich still has a long way to go and is mathematically unable to secure enough delegates. and trump edging closer to the amount needed for the nomnati s nomination. >> most people said i'll never run, he's having a good time. i am having a good time. i'm having a very nice time but i'm working very hard and there is great anger. they're not angry people but they want to see the country properly run. they

health care. they want to see things properly taken care of. they want our military rebuilt. very, very importantly and they want the second amendment protected and protected strongly and that's going to happen. and you know what they want so badly, they want our veterans taken care of. i want to say we're going to go forward and win but more importantly we're going to win for the country. win win win and we're not stopping. we're going to have great victories for our country. >> we ehave so much to talk about this morning. political analyst and best selling author to make sense of all of this. what a night. >> he's having fun. why shouldn't he be? he keeps winning. >> letsler talk about the whole here. so, rubio is out. kasich wins in ohio, vows to press onward. does he have a real shot at a brokered convention or is that wishful thinking? >> no, i would say a brokered

not. i'm not saying kasich is going to be on top necessarily but there's still lot of unknowns. donald is romping forward but he may well not have that 1237 delegates. >> how likely do you think that is though? >> don't count it out. and it's going to be wild. the rules are up for grabs, the coalitions where deals get made. it's going to be a very busy time between now and cleveland in july. >> if we do get to a brokered convention, who's the favorite son there? kasich? cruz? >> you got to say the guy who shows up with the most is in the best position to win. but you can see he has less far to go than the others but there are an awful lot of folks in the party who don't want him to be a nominee. >> and well, trump is edging closer. but it was a big night for

>> no doubt. >> boy, she swept those primaries. is she now really looking at a lock for this nomination? >> again i don't want to use that word, not this year. but i would say bernie sanders midwest momentum was stopped last night. and i think it's almost impossible to come up with a reasonable scenario that gives him the nomination, so it's pretty darn close to your lock. >> as we look at exit polling. exit polling in several different states shows a majority of republican voters want a ban on muslims entering the country. does that surprise you? >> you know, yes. i got to tell you. i would not have expected the numbers to be quite so high. these are republican numbers. whether that's going to apply in november when there's a broad general election -- that explains the trump -- >> i was go to say that plays right into trump's hands. >> if you want to know

has done well, just look at that number right there. >> do you think he has a finger on the pulse of what many people think and won't say? >> some people. mostly white voters, mostly older voters, somewhat more conservative voters and there's a lot of frustration and anger and he's got it bottled somehow. >> going forward, so we're getting a bigger look at the field as it's narrowing down, especially on the republican side. are we going to see these candidates roll out these major indorsement we've seen in past elections? >> they will. but the lesson this year is indorsements have hardly meant anything. you can't point to one that made a big difference. here's chris christie, big story for half a day. and how many votes did ben sway? and anyone else, frankly. >> bush still hasn't indorsed anyone? >> and is anyone sitting on the edge of their seats

thank you. >> welcome back, by the way. >> thank you. it's good to be back. now to the historic flooding in the south. the torential rain has ended. and in dewy vill, texas, 1200 people ordered to evacuate after the sabine river over flowed its banks p banks. the health clinic, church and police station all hard hit by the flooding. meanwhile storm chasers captured a tornado in western illinois. no reports of injuries from this sinister looking storm. a total of nine tornados were recorded in the state. and look that funnel cloud. no reports of injuries there. so, let's get a wrap of all of this and what's ahead and we go to the one and only, bill karins. >> wait, he said you were

>> a baby i had to bring to the world. >> congratulations and welcome back. sight for sore eyes. thankfully severe weather is over with, lightning in the chicago area around midnight and now a rain storm that will turn into a snow storm. but if you're up in the deluth area, now you start to see the white mixing in with the green. and it's starting to make its way towards deluth. this is a snow storm, maybe one of your biggest of the season. possibility of six to eight inches of snow. and minneapolis, no snow for you this time. and a big windstorm in the south side of this. we could see gusts 50 to 60 miles per hour. you can imagine what that will do the airports and in towards grand rapids and all through indianapolis, the whole area is going to be windy.

lakes and some rain will be moving through new york state and also pennsylvania during the day. and a lot of showers as we go through the great lakes but that severe weather threat, the horrible video, nothing like that in the days ahead. now a closer look at your day ahead. you can see the cold air. it's not going to be too cold in many spots but deluth cold enough for a snow storm for you. and a mild day in the mida midatlantic and new engened all. appreciate the warmth today. and so, as far as the tornados went, thankfully we didn't have a lot of damage. they were pretty ominous though. appreciate that. we have a dire warning from prince william to the world. and a hero cop saves the day. you're watching "early today." yeah, i was just talking uhabout yourico?... emergency roadside service and how it's available 24/7 and then our car overheated... what are the chances? can you send a tow truck please?

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i fully recognize the hardship this causes to the region and to the community. now at 4:26, hundreds of thousands of people scrambling to find a different way to get to work. >> and we are standing by to see what kind of impact it will have on your morning commute as metrorail fully shuts down due to safety concerns. and here is a live picture right now from the metro station and mcpherson square. normally, we're just about 30 minutes away from things opening up there and at metro across the region, but that is not the case this morning. >> so, let's show is you some video from the

station as well. crews closing things up even stopping the escalators forade those closure. 4:27. good morning, everybody, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. several workers had the option of taking unscheduled leave or unscheduled telework. the d.c. government and schools will open on time. absences and tardiness will be excused. and melissa mollet is in the traffic center tracking the roads and how the closure came about. >> first, though, we begin with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. chuck, good morning. >> air there, aaron and eun. good morning, everybody. we're going over to map 2 here to take a peak. for the northern maryland, eastern west virginia and northern

valley. visibility down to near zero in winchester. quarter mile visibility in martinsburg. areas of very thick fog north and west. manassas facility down to a water of a mile. bit of a foggy starter. temperatures vs downtown. but able to cool off overnight. low 40s in martinsburg and manassas right now. what to expect for the day. there is a fog advisory until 8:00 but nice and mild today. temperatures back in the 70s for only one day. there's a slight chance for a shower. i'll let you know when that's to happen. here's melissa with first 4 traffic. >> good morning, chuck. once again, we have breaking news on metro today. we are shut down. every line is closed. don't even try it. as far as marc, we do have extra trains running on brunswick and camden lines this morning trying

bit. vre also normal for fredericksburg and manassas. as far as roads looking quite good. volume is very early. ritchieie marlboro road, carpool or change your hours a bit. go very early to work or later if you can. eun. >> melissa, we continue our coverage to molette green outside of mcpherson square metro station with more on why the system is shut down in the first place. >> reporter: yeah, we're talking about emergency inspections on 600 cable connections to the third rail throughout the entire system. the trigger point, let's show you the video, the problem at mcpherson square on monday morning. that electrical fire had burnt jumper cables that impacted the blue, silver and orange lines. the fix forced a shutdown between foggy bottom and federal triangle during the night. th

deadly smoke incident near l'enfant plaza station involving the same cables. metro leader paul wiedefeld says he doesn't want to take any chances. >> if it happens once, but if it happens twice in a year, i can't take a chance. until i know i've got the 600 inspected and comfortable with them, i want to do that as soon as i can. >> reporter: back live here at mcpherson square. you can see that metro work truck in the shot. there's a worker who tells me he's been back and forth on the job here at this particular site throughout the night. we're just into the early morning hours of this all-day shutdown. if inspectors find any problem, parts of the system could be shut down longer. the hope is to get the system back up and running by thursday morning at 5:00 a.m. this one precedented move by met n