results in the race for the white house. bernie sanders with a big night, donald trump winning michigan as well. the crown jewel of the evening. sanders pulled off the upset victory in the first industrial state to vote so far. defying the polls and pundits but hillary clinton scored big in mississippi claiming more than 80% of the votes. now they're poised to face off again. returning to the debate stage tonight for eighth time. it is "your voice, your vote." abc's david wright has the latest from cleveland. david, good morning. >> reporter: kendis and reena, hello from cleveland where hillary clinton was clearly hoping to give a victory speech, instead she came out and addressed her supporters giving a standard stump speech telling busy week. >> as we move through this week of travel and door-knocking and phone-calling, if you work for

will work my heart out for you. i will work every single day. >> reporter: as late as tuesday, the polls showed her a good 10, 15 points ahead in michigan so the fact it turned into a late night is a surprise for her campaign and a disappointment. optimism. he told his supporters as he told us, he plans to fight on. >> what tonight means is that the bernie sanders campaign, the people's, the people's revolution that we are talking about, the political revolution that we are talking about is strong in every part of the country and, frankly, we believe that our strongest areas are yet to happen. >> reporter: sanders is in miami, florida, where he will be debating hillary clinton, a lot of eyes will be focused on that debate now as this democratic primary is newly energized. kendis, reena.

wright. michigan is sanders' first win. and will likely help him raise money. he gave thanks to supporters saying the corporate media counted us out. the pollsters said we were behind, but we won. thank you, michigan. sanders' snapchat account showing the democrat closely watching the michigan returns on tv. on the republican side the night belonged to donald trump with victories in michigan, mississippi and hawaii. >> ted cruz picked up idaho and battled it out with john kasich for second place in michigan but marco rubio came up empty-handed failing to win a single state. trump's victories followed a week of blistering attacks when the establishment bent on nomination. >> trump looked ahead to the general election. but not before taking a few swipes at his fellow republicans. they didn't do so well tonight, folks. didn't do well. they didn't do well.

>> even though trump and sanders are far apart on the political spectrum, they both rode a wave of voter discontent picking up support for people frustrated with the washington establishment. >> trump's victory comes in the middle of yet another controversy. this time under fire for asking supporters at a recent campaign event to raise their right hands in a sort of pledge of allegiance to him. now, ted cruz is chiming in saying what trump did is profoundly wrong. >> this notion of demanding people stand and raise their hand s hands pledging allegiance, we're familiar with that. in monarchies, the kings and queens demand that of their subjects. but in america, no man is above the law. >> others have compared trump to hitler saying his actions are reminiscent of the third reich and the nazi salute.

in the delegate counts. when pledged delegates and superdelegates are added together hillary clinton has a wide need but not enough to clinch. trump. some revealing information from voters, mississippi republican voters overwhelmingly supporting trump's plan to ban non-u.s. muslims from entering the country, 76% supporting that plan. >> in michigan half of republican voters say they prefer an outsider as the next president. 41% said they want someone with experience. also in that state, the question is donald trump honest and trustworthy? it's split down the middle there. of course, we have much more on the latest primary results ahead on "good morning america," we also going to talk live to john kasich. more heavy rain is expected in northern texas overnight slowing cleanup from three tornadoes yesterday. roofs were torn off buildings.

and power lines knocked down. only one death is reported. and as you can see on this radar that storm system is still covering most of texas. more flooding likely in the lone star state and also neighboring louisiana and arkansas. before the storms move out of the area. breaking overnight, the man suspected of shooting an idaho pastor, six timesen 0 sunday has been arrested. at the white house of all places. the secret service says kyle odom allegedly threw flash drives over the south fence last night. the suspect was tracked to washington on social media. pastor tim remington regained consciousness yesterday. the motive for that shooting is unknown. to the midwest also break overnight a man accused of killing five people in custody after an extend i have manhaunt. he allegedly killed four men in kansas city, kansas and killed

too far away overnight lying in mud. a missouri highway patrol officer says he appeared to be exhausted and did not put up a fight. he is a mexican national. witt he had been released accident accidentally last year. vanderbilt university grad student taylor force was killed in a stabbing rampage in the port city of jaffa. he was a west point graduate who served in iraq and afghanistan. he was in israel as part of his mba program. the attacker ran against traffic along a popular seaside boulevard stabbing as he went. shot and killed by police. joe biden's trip to israel may have served as the trigger of this wave of violence and as a result, israel is now increasing security around him. biden met this morning with israeli prime minister bengjamin netanyahu and we'll see him later in his two day visit. back to washington and perhaps a lighter moment on

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houston, memphis and chicago. recapping our top story bernie sanders staying in the game with an upset victory in michigan. >> he edged out hillary clinton despite polls that gave her a double-digit lead. clinton trounced sanders in mississippi. trump won mississippi, michigan and hawaii. ted cruz won idaho and john kasich picked up delegates but marco rubio failed to win a single state. five fbi agents under investigation this morning in connection with the deadly shooting outside an oregon wildlife refuge. prosecutors say the killing of militia member lavoy finicum was just justified but two mystery shots that missed finicum fired right as he exited his truck have the agents under scrutiny because they failed to report them. they could face serious punishment. and we have learned overnight about the death of

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time now for "the pulse" and starting with a bizarre move by donald trump accused of turning infomercial. >> trump p his wares on display at his golf club in jupiter, florida, showcasing his own brand of steaks, bottles of trump wine and water all while thanking supporters and he declared that he was -- had successful companies. an apparent attempt by trump to prove himself after mitt romney questioned the success of his businesses. >> it was a little weird. almost as weird as the graphic of donald trump looking really angry. >> i don't know. did anyone uncork the champagne? did we see it? >> i don't know. >> reporters always tell you how that goes. to a rush hour incident no one wants to see. it happened in the persian gulf. the nation of qatar. >> look between the cars coming this way, that's a large tiger cub on the loose. witnesses say it fell out of the

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muddle no more take a look at our top stories on this wednesday morning, bernie sanders pulled off a shocking victory in michigan delivering an embarrassing blow to hillary clinton. but clinton won by a landslide in mississippi. they're set to debate tonight. donald trump racked up more wins taking michigan, mississippi and hawaii along with more gop delegates than anyone else. cruz won idaho and rubio continued to slide emerging empty-handed. the man suspected of shooting a pastor six types outside his idaho church was arrested outside the white house last night. he allegedly threw flash drives and other objects over the fence. taking a look at today's weather, a beautiful warmer than usual day in the east but ugly from texas up 0 the great lakes. there will also be rain in the northwest. and finally from us this morning a rare opportunity to

acquitted o.j. simpson of murder. all those years ago. >> there's renewed interest in the case right now because of a new tv series. that juror we mentioned has been watching it and we talked to him. here's abc's matt gutman. >> reporter: 22 years ago the o.j. simpson trial had television audiences riveted. >> if it doesn't fit you must acquit. >> reporter: and just five episodes in, o.j. back in the public conscious with "the people versus o.j. simpson," already a record-breaking hit on fx. >> absolutely 100% not guilty. >> who would have thought we would still be talking about it 0 years later. >> reporter: it's a trip down memory lane for david aldanna who after a nine-month trial acquit acquitted him. he still stands by their verdict. he claims the evidence presented to the jurors simply wasn't enough to put o.j. behind bars. >> 20 years later do you stand

>> oh, yeah. what we were given, do i think he did it, yeah, there's a shot that he did do it. but then on the other hand, the evidence didn't prove it. >> reporter: is there one thing that would have changed the verdict? >> if they had the weapon with his handprints on it something that just can't be disputed. >> reporter: just last week what many thought was a new lead in the two-decades-old case sparking a frenzy of interest. >> the actual item is described as a knife. >> reporter: but sources telling us that just like all the other tips over the years, it wasn't the murder weapon after all. as for david, his life post-trial has never been the same. >> lost friends, people that i knew wouldn't talk to me anymore. a few -- couple of fistfights. >> fistfights over o.j. and the verdict? >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: matt gutman, abc

>> still captivating people. >> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay tuned for "good morni we are in the breaking news center this morning. a violent day in charlotte. the fourth shooting in the course of seven hours. the latest, a woman shot in the northwest part of the city late last night. residents are calling for an end to the violence. >> it's not the same charlotte it used to be. >> what we learned about each case overnight and whether the shootings are connected. thanks for joining us. i'm stephanie coueignoux. anie maxwell. >> we have the threat for fog developing today. >> that's right.

they're not so bad right now. but 7:00, 8:00, we could see fog developing, especially on some of the backroads. check out the temperatures just now. updating you in the weather center. it's 55 degrees in charlotte. 48 in lincolnton. low 40s in boone. it's already a warm start to the day. that's a preview of the afternoon. for your morning drive, though, that he it slow on the roads. by 7:00, dealing with patchy fog, but it lifts by 8:00, 9:00. going through the afternoon, plenty of sunshine, it's going to be another warm day with highs in the upper 70s. i will show you when it leads to the threat of rain coming up ahead. stephanie? we begin this morning in the breaking news center,a violent end to the night in charlotte, where somebody shot a woman in this northwest charlotte neighborhood. she was the fifth victim in four separate shootings yesterday. more on what we know about the latest shooting in a moment. but first, we made a map laying