alaska, hawaii, and washington state. that still leaves hillary clinton with a 700 delegate lead sanders has pulled in 994 delegates so far. in ten minutes, chuck todd will join us with what sanders needs to do to edge clinton in the race. >>> thousands celebrateded easter at one of the nation's largest masses right here in the district. capital church held its 38th annual sunrise service this morning on the steps of the lincoln memorial. derrick ward is there live and he's been talking to some of the folks that have been coming from near and far. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, of course it wasn't the most spectacular of sunrises this morning, but i think a reasonably safe assumption to say that above the clouds the sun did indieed rise and people started gathering before the sunrise to be there and have a good spot for the service. it's been happening for the past 38 years. and started out with maybe couple thousand people. 7,000 people the year before this, and this year probably that number and some. an

hawaii. it's his third win in the front-runner. sanders won caucuses in washington and alaska. he lags behind in the important count. this is how it stands, it takes 2,383 delegates to win the nomination. bernie sanders won hawaii, corey washington and alaska. hillary clinton has the lead with 1,234 pledges. bernie sanders is hoping his campaign will pick up momentum with his latest victories. he has 956 delegates. from the campaigns and elections magazine is our next guest. >> he says the wins will keep sanders in the race. >> they are significant enough to allow bernie sanders to claim momentum going forward and to keep his campaign going, they were not just wins in washington state and alaska. these are enormous. he won over 77% of the vote in alaska. winning large in washington state as well. >> it allows the bernie sanders campaign to continue to raise money, something they have done well. and it allows him to say listen, you shaw be liberal democrats. you should give house to others in the party that are lining up behind hillary clinton. hillary clinton has an iceable adva

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bernie sanders won hawaii, washington and alaska on saturday. probably the best day of the campaign so far. clinton is still the favourite not the least because of the proportional system being she picks up delegates if and when she loses a state. rob reynolds reports. >> reporter: bernie sanders exulted after resounding victories in the alaska, hawaii and washington caucuses. >> our campaign is the campaign of energy, of momentum, which will lead to a large voter turnout in november, and victory. >> reporter: the largely white liberal democratic electorates in those states are the kind of voters bernie sanders did well among throughout his campaign. hillary clinton had a strong following in more diverse states, including ohio, florida, and north carolina. >> the only guy that is standing up for us, the average person, or everybody, is bernie sanders. so i'm going with bernie sanders >> there's really only one candidate that will not try to make a lot of change at once. >> reporter: but after the trio of wins, sanders lags behind clinton in the

sanders easily beating hillary clinton in alaska, hawaii and washington state. sanders says he's confident he can win the battle for pledged delegates. >> we have the momentum. we have won five out of the six contests and my passion. and note the national polling that i have seen, we are beating donald trump by much greater margins than secretary clinton. >> he needs to win 67% and uncommitted superdelegates through june to capture the democratic nomination. is the member so far including hillary clinton just over 1700 to just over 1000 per sanders did it takes 2400 to win. hillary clinton does he have a pro fit grammar a speech in madison another event in milwaukee. while she was secretary of state reportedly entering a new phase. prosecutors have begun the process of setting up formal interviews with some of clinton's longtime and close states. the investigation could drag on for weeks and that means it will continue for most of the presidential primary. lauren: for republicans for their party's nomination tear's nomination terror for the wisconsin primary. th

with this race for the white house, in three states, and bernie sanders one -- won all three, hawaii, washington state and alaska, but that barely puts a dent in the front runner hillary clinton lead. bernie sanders says he expects to close the gap as they moved to the liberal northeastern states, and more on what is next for the race for the white house, coming up. >>> a couple from tennessee among those dead from the terror attacks in brussels, dropping off their mother at the airport when the bomb exploded last tuesday, justin and stephanie scholz attended vanderbilt university in nashville, tennessee. >>> more anti-terror raids in brussels and other belgian cities, four people are being detained in the latest dragnet. the police are on the lookout for ahmed, still on the run, and last thursday another suspect was arrested, the mystery man seeing at this with the two airport bombers. and a vigil has been canceled today amid the security concerns. >>> at the vatican, security was extra vigilant in the st. peter's square, and despite that pope francis still road through the square shaking hands

vermont senator bernie sanders won overwhelming victories in alaska, washington, and hawaii. won 73% of the vote in washington, 71% in hawaii, and 82% in alaska. senator sanders: let me begin by thanking the people of alaska for giving us a resounding victory. campaign isat our the campaign of energy, of momentum, which will lead to a large voter turnout in november and victory. are you ready for a news alert? [cheers and applause] won thesanders: we just state of washington! amy: we will have more on his victories after headlines. on the republican side, ted cruz and hised donald trump "henchmen" of fabricating a story in "the national enquirer." cruz singled out roger stone. thator cruz: i would note mr. stone is a man that has 50 years of dirty tricks behind him , a man for whom a term was coined for copulating with a rodent. let me be clear, donald t trump may be a rats, but i have no desire to copulate with him. this garbage does not belong in politics. amy: the accusations came after trump and cruz hurled barbs that each other's wives. an anti-trump super pac ran an ad f

we're talking alaska, hawaii, washington state.hey will pick how many delegates go to hillary clinton or bernie sanders. >>> and the blossoms are popping in the district. opening ceremony kicks off later today at the warner theater. thousands are expected to hit the tidal basin today to check out the blooms. >> megan and i talk to go a few of you already on live chat. many of you have gone out snapping awesome pictures. >> today is the day. and if you have them, share them. we want to see them. send them in.

washington, alaska, hawaii. by the end of the day, nearly half of all of the democratic delegates will have been awarded. that does not mean, however, that the clinton/sanders fight for the nomination will be over anytime soon. the republican candidates are not competing in any contests today. the republican party held its caucuses in alaska and hawaii earlier this month. you may know, trump won hawaii, cruz won alaska. we have a team of correspondents inside the caucuses today. first we go to sara sidner in seattle, washington. sara, big turnout there today. >> reporter: absolutely. there are about 450 people here. a quick look at this room. this room was actually cordoned off, fake walls put up basically. they pushed those out and had to open up the room, because just so many people streamed in. a look now, but the big deal going on here is they have done an initial count. these are 17 different districts, and they have done an initial count. i will give you that number now. so far from just a few of those dis

lauren: democratic primaries will be held in washington, hawaii and alaska with a total of 142 delegates, most of them in washington. hillary clinton met with muslim american leaders on the campus of the university of southern california yesterday accusing gop candidates of being racist and unfit to serve. >> it is important that we hear these voices, not just the hot rhetoric and demagoguery. not only often -- it is dangerous. nicole: bernie sanders telling a crowd in washington the turnout will be critical. >> young people. stand up and come out. >> clinton has 467 delegates, 2400 delegates are needed for the democratic party nomination. us financial markets are closed today but since good friday is not a federal holiday the commerce department will release its final revision of gross domestic product. gdp expected to rise 1% which would match the last estimate. one thing to watch for is falling corporate profits, for companies in the s&p 500, they sell for the first time since the recession ended in 2009. the report will be released at 8:30 eastern time. stocks did snap a five week wi

as you can see sanders is now 268 behind with more than 2000 still up for grabs and won hawaii, washingtona on saturday. one of the best days of his campaign so far. but clinton is still the favorite, not least because of the party's proportional system and she picks up delegates even when she loses a state, rob reynolds reports. >> reporter: bernie sanders exalted after victories in alabama, hawaii and washington caucuses. >> our campaign is the campaign of energy, of momentum, which will lead to a large voter turnout in november and victory. >> reporter: the largely white liberal democratic elaborates in those specific states are the kind of voters sanders has done well among throughout his campaign. while hillary clinton has had a strong following in more diverse states like ohio, and north carolina. >> the person standing up for us for the average person and everybody is bernie sanders so i'm going with sanders. >> the system is broken and there is one candidate that will not try to go incremental change. >> reporter: after the trio of wins sanders still lags far behind clinton in the

presidential hopeful bernie sanders has won democratic cause of action cusses in hawaii, washington and alaska over front runner hillary clinton on saturday. he still lags behind clinton in the all important delegate count. >>> new york's metropolitan museum of art is one of the oldest and most important art museums in the word. it was founded 146 years ago and today remains one of top tourist attraction ins america. now, it's france forming itself into something a little more modern. we have a report from new york. >> 50 mirrors, back-to-back, placed in sand with shells and pebbles. it's one of the many piece was non-traditional works at new york's metropolitan museum of art believe dedicated exclusively to the modern and contemporary. the open exhibit entitled unfinished looks at artwork by bringing together wilder aspects seen in contemporary art with classical art objects seen through the same lens. on opening day, it had art connoisseurs trying to get a peak from all angles. it's a rad gel new step to shake off a stuffy image at one of new york's most storied art institutions. the

washington, alaska and hawaii. we're going to have results coming in. washington has 118 delegates at stake, hawaii 35, alaska about 20. now, we can start with washington state. you take a look at what do we know? well, the doors are basic a

caucuses are also happening in hawaii and washington state.eanwhile, republicans are focusing on wisconsin where polls show a tight race. nbc 10 national correspondent chris pallone reports. >> reporter: vermont senator bernie sanders drawing at least 15,000 people to a rally at safeco field in seattle. >> when i was a kid, i had a dream of being at home plate in a major league ballpark. >> reporter: sanders is going to make up ground on front-runner hillary clinton, saturday would be a good place to start with democratic voters in alaska, hawaii and washington all holding caucuses. clinton has about a 300 delegate lead but sanders and his supporters say he's poised to see momentum. >> and i believe if we win here in washington, we're going to win in california. >> reporter: sanders tends to do well in states with caucuses and smaller percentages of minority voters. an nbc news analysis shows sanders needs to win 58 of the remaining delegates to become the nominee. not impossible but improbable. >> and this is the woman that i would see be pre

three caucuses are being held today in washington, hawaii and projecting him the winner. >> reporter: vermont senator bernie sanders drawing at least 15,000 people to a rally in seattle friday night. >> when i was a kid, i had a dream of being at home plate in a major league ballpark. >> reporter: if sanders is going to make up ground on hillary clinton, saturday wour be a good place to start, with democratic voters in alaska, hawaii and washington all holding caucuses. clinton has about a 300 delegate lead. >> i believe that if we win here in washington we're going to win in california. >> reporter: sanders tends to do well with states with caucuses and smaller percentages of minority voters. of the remaining delegates to become the nominee. >> this is the woman that i would see be president. >> reporter: republicans' next vote april 5th in wisconsin. anticipation is building for who, if anyone, governor scott walker will choose to endorse. ted cruz picked up the backing of a former texas rival. cruz beat him in a 2012 race for senate. >> that was then. this is now. ted cruz and i ar

washington state. we are still waiting for hawaii to get under way.anydison, wisconsin. >> that truth is republicans win elections when people are demoralized and they don't come out to vote. progressives and democrats win elections when working people and young people and seniors and veterans stand up quite back and come out to vote. and i believe that our campaign is the campaign of energy, of momentum which will lead to a large voter turnout in november and victory. all right, are you ready for a news alert? we just won the state of washington! [ theories and applause ] >> that is what momentum is about. so it looks like today we've got a landslide victory in alaska, we're going to win in washington, we're waiting for hawaii. and then, with your help, we're going to win right here in wisconsin! so don't let anybody, don't let anybody tell you we can't win the nomination or win the general election. we're going to do both of those things. you know, and i think -- >> we believe that we will win! we believe that we will win! we believe that we will wi

then three more alaska, hawaii, washington state on saturday. bernie sanders if he won all six of those contests 55-45, he would cut hillary clinton's lead, the beginning of the week, 330, the end of the week, 302. somewhere in that ballpark. so he would make up a little ground but not a lot. hillary clinton says i'm so far ahead that even if you have a big week like this, you can't catch me. why don't you tone it down, senator sanders? he says such talk, though, is reckless. >> it would be extraordinarily undemocratic to tell the people in half the states in america, you don't have a right to get involved in the nominating process for the democratic candidate. if you write off or you say to half the states in this country that they should not participate, their response may well be on election day, well, you didn't want us to participate in the primary process. you know, we're not going to come out to the general election. >> but so bernie sanders is essentially saying my supporters, if you ignore us, treat us with disrespect, we won't be there

. >> alaska, hawaii, washington this weekendment don champion, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> we have raining in today, a lot of people worried about their egg hunts. >> baby's first egg hunts. >> i am hoping it is dry. >> we are dealing with a weekends sandwiched between two rounds every wet weather so; so the time something on our side here. >> exactly, how often does this happen? so let's go with it, right? but that said, little dreary look to the view here outside palmyra cove nature park here in palmyra, new jersey, see well off in the distance there, track being showers off to the west, that will be eventually, moving in for the rest of you if you haven't already start today see it i personally had to flick the windshield wipers once, twice, on my drive n so out there, the moisture starting to build. feels casino every muggy outside right now, until this cold front crossing through it will sort of refresh the atmosphere, will start to see the pollen levels. so that always helps yields to high pressure cents as it does so, allows for more sunshine, pretty phenominal weekends, walk you

washington state, alaska, and hawaii.ator bernie sanders is favored in all three over hillary clinton. he received big endorsement, including a powerful ad airing in hawaii featuring representative gabbert. >> what i saw in bernie was the heart of aloha. no matter where you come from in this country that we are all in this together. i am tulsi gabbard, i support bernie sanders to be our next president and commander in chief. >> representative tulsi gabbard joining me from hawaii. aloha. >> aloha, fredricka. >> this ad was personal for you. in it you explain your decision to serve in the iraq war. why is senator sanders speaking to you as the candidate of your choice? >> fredricka, the stakes in this election are so high. it is from that experience that i had serving in iraq, serving in a medical unit where every single day i saw firsthand that high human cost of war. i'm supporting bernie sanders because he is that commander in chief that will exercise good judgment and foresight, who will take seriously the need to defea

>> he had a landslide in hawaii, washington, and alaska. our reporter from seattle shows house much of a dent he put into hillary clinton's lead. >> are you ready for a news alert? >> 15 minutes into the packed rally and his wife whispered he picked up a much needed win in washington state. >> don't let anyone tell you we can't win the nomination. or win the gin -- general election. >> bernie sanders celebrating at the viewing party and say the margin of victory give the campaign momentum. >> this is hope. >> hillary clinton has 700-point heed in the delegate count according to the latest estimates from abc. that is what this is about. >> bernie sanders cut and the lead slightly but four caucus victories in the laugh four difficulties. but mill reporter believes the mapping is not in his favor. >> the bernie sanders homes to get pledge detects and go after the super delegates. make the case to the have delegates look what happened in your state here are the aprils and hope to get some of those away. >> the supporters are ready for the fight

senator sanders won the hawaii, washington, and alaska caucuses in landslides on saturday. his margin of victory in each state was 40 points or higher. sanders picked up 55 delegates to clinton's 20. but still trails her by 675 delegates overall. as the results were still coming in on saturday, sanders was in wisconsin, ahead of that state's primary on april fifth, and at a rally in madison he struck a defiant tone in front of more than 8,000 people. >> we are making significant inroads in secretary clinton's lead, and we have -- and we have with your support coming here in wisconsin, we have a path toward victory. >> meanwhile yesterday on "meet the press," sanders challenged secretary clinton to a debate in new york before that state's primary on april 19th. >> i would hope very much that as we go into new york state, secretary clinton's home state, that we will have a debate, new york city, upstate, wherever, on the important issues facing new york. >> is she -- are you worried she won't debate you anymore? >> yeah, i do have a little bit of concern about that. but i cer

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there are caucuses planned for the democrats this hawaii, alaska and washington state. tracie potts joining us now from the hill with a look a race could change this weekend. >> reporter: good morning. bernie sanders focusing on washington state again today as we take a look at a map of those three states where there are all caucuses for the democrats today. he's hoping that he can catch up with and still remain competitive with hillary clinton after these three states this weekend. she is focusing on national security and on donald trump saying that the rhetoric that he's been giving out on muslims is dangerous. meantime republicans, we've got no contest this weekend. however, they are already focused on wisconsin april 5th. >> tracie potts on capitol hill for us. thank you. >>> a little more now on the insults that are flying back and forth between donald trump and senator ted cruz and how they may demonstrate a problem for trump in the general election. nearly half, 47%, of female republican voters say they could not imagine voting for among all female voters. trump

it is march 26. , andrats in alaska, hawaii washington state are selecting their candidate. ucuses will be held and watched -- alaska in washington. hawaii uses a presidential preference poll. this week both the wives of ted cruz and donald trump became a large part of campaign 2016. in donald trump's his displeasure about a picture of his wife som -- wife. whitetores looked at families are fair game in a campaign. we would like to look at that this morning, askingou

he clinked the vote in hawaii, washington and alaska over front runner hillary clinton on saturday but lagged behind clinton in the delegate count. this is how the democratic presidential race stands at the moment. it takes 2,383 delegates to win the democratic nomination. despite bernie sanders win in hawaii, hillary clinton still leads with 1,234 pledged delegates. sanders has 956 and he's hoping his campaign will pick up momentum with his latest victory. let's go live to washington, d.c. where other correspondent rob reynolds is standing by. victories in three states for bernie sanders. just what's behind his latest success? >> he won big in these three states, caucuses, over 70% in both alaska and hawaii and over 80% in washington. the reasons behind sanders popularity among the democrats in these states are somewhat in line with where he's won elsewhere. if you look at where he's won, it's a large white diverse electorate, people going out after the caucuses and telling reporters that their main concern is that they believe the system is broken, that it is corrupted by money and t

washington state, alaska and hawaii.he's picking up momentum. >> we are making significant inroads in secretary clinton's lead. we have a path towards victory. >> bernie sanders and hillary clinton hoping to win the nomination by the start of the democratic national convention, which is here in philadelphia. as can you see from our clock, we're 120 days away from dnc. even though sanders had a good day yesterday he still faces uphill battle in the delegate count. clinton leads with 1672 delegates. sanders has 994. whoever gets 2383 delegates wins the no, ma'am. in the republican race for president voters won't get a chance to cast ballots until a week from tuesday in wisconsin. let's look at gop delegate count. donald trump leading with 752, ted cruz in second with 470 and john kasich rounds out the field with 143. a total of 1237 delegates clinches the nomination. >>> the feud between gop front-runner donald trump and ted cruz is still boiling. yesterday trump again denied having anything to do with the tabloid story ac

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he clinch would the vote in hawaii, washington and alaska over front runner hillary clinton on saturday, but he still lags behind clinton in the all important delegate count. this is how the democratic presidential race stands at the moment. despite bernie sanders' wins, hillary clinton still leads with 1,243 pledged delegates, sanders 975 with his latest victories. let's go live to washington, d.c. where rob reynolds is standing by. after a string of defeats, finally victories in three states. tell us what is behind sanders' latest success. >> bernie sanders tends to do well in caucus states. caucuses requires a little more commitment and it is thought by many observers that bernard sanders supporters have that commitment. secondly, he's done very well in states that have largely white liberal democratic electorate. by contrast, former secretary hillary clinton has done well in states that have large african-american and hispanic populations like florida and north carolina which voted recently. it was impressive, though, he did score above 70% in both alaska and hawaii and over 80% in

hawaii. continuing what has already been a big day for bernie sanders. sanders was the winner in the democratic caucus yesterday in the states of washington, alaska, and hawaii. washington is the biggest prize with 101 delegates at stake. it's part of a western comeback, he told supporters he expects to close the delegate gap with frontrunner hillary clinton. >> we are making significant inroads in secretary clinton's lead. we have a path toward victory. >> the republican's next vote is on april 5th in wisconsin. a little later in this newscast, political analyst larry explains why california could play a major role on who gets the gop nomination. coming up in about 35 minutes from now. >>> the water at john muir medical center has been deemed safe to drink again. tests came back normal after workers noticed small flecks in the water on thursday. it's not clear if found out what the substance was or if the water was dangerous. as a precaution patients and staff were drinking only bottled water for the past few days. >>> stay with us. more ahead on today in the bay. coming a investigation at a local university. the hate crime that hijacked printers on campus.

washington, d.c. happy monday to you, brianna. >> good morning, michaela. this was a very big weekend for bernie sanders with big lopsided wins in alaska, hawaii and washington state, which was of course the big one. now bernie sanders is saying he wants hillary clinton to debate him her adopted home state of new york. it will have its primary april 19th. he wants to challenge her there in a state that certainly the clinton campaign is hoping will stay in their box and is expecting that it will. but certainly that is something that he is trying to create some expectations for that perhaps he can challenge her there after these spade of wins. here's what he said. >> every vote is pivotal. we are now winning in state after state. the latino vote, we're doing better now that we're out of the south with the african-american vote. we are doing extraordinarily well with young people. and we are -- we think we do have is a path toward victory. >> but take a look at the delegate count right now. even after these pledge delegates that have been awarded in these early contests. hillary clinton still with a tremendous lead there. so this would be a difficult feat for b

he con all of the saturday caucuses, alaska, hawaii and washington state with this latest group of wins, he's looking ahead. >>> this is the campaign of energy, of momentum, will lead to it a large voterno >> he's still about 700 votes behind hillary clinton in delegates. the next chance to add to his delegate count is at the wisconsin primary on april 5. and in our 10:00 hour, meet the press moderator chuck todd will be joining us to break down the results coming up on today's show, he will talk to bernie sanders and governor john kasich about the race for the white house. that's this morning at 10:30 right after "news 4 today." >>> thousands celebrated easter at one of the nationest larnati masses. service was held on the steps of the lincoln memorial. derrick ward is there live for us talking to some of the folks from near and far. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. indeed the service has ended. take a look, it's amazing how quickly they can strike the stage and things return to as they were before this a but there was a good crowd here today. 7,000 people the last time and pro

lisa: democratic voters will go to the polls again this saturday for caucuses in alaska, hawaii and washington. republican candidates will not have their next contests until next month. mark: let' s check in with kyla. kyla: we' re talking about construction. foster road, this will take they are doing work on the bridge. right now no lane closures in that area. you can see a lot of cones t here. do plan for that along 71. the weather sounds like it will cooperate today. randi: today looks great. showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. tomorrow is the wettest day of the next week. this is not a bad way to start the day. made an upper 50' s. 57 degrees in blue ash. 55 in fort mitchell. a nice, mild start to the morning. we will be pushing 70 in many towns. for the morning rush, a mild by lunchtime, sunny, breezy, and 60. you' ll notice more clouds into the evening hours. mark: thank you. the affordable care act going back to the supreme court this morning. arguing the healtch care act is in violation of. mark: and it was lift off in nasa' s latest mission as they send another rocket into space. lisa

alaska, hawaii, washington state all holding their democratic caucuses tomorrow.ernie sanders will be campaigning in seattle later tonight. >>> i'm darcy spencer at the virginia railway express station in alexandria. a woman says she was given a court summons on the very first time she wroed the vre. she says basically that this was unfair. she said she bought a ticket, but when she got on the train, the conductor said that her ticket was not valid and she's has happened to. coming up on news 4 at 5:00, you will hear from this woman and we get a response from vre management. in alexandria, darcy spencer, news 4. >>> it is not the way thousands of people wanted to spend their easter weekend. cleaning up after some powerful storms. >> swirled everything around like a kid playing with toy trucks. >>> what some tornado victims say they can't believe this storm did while leaving other things untouched. it's about taking a stand. for too long, wall street banks had their way. they crashed our economy. but democrat donna edwards won't take their money because she stands

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>> i think looking at sort of the map how we're seeing what she did do, not just washington, hawaii and alaska, she lost every county to barack obama. >> so how can you do worse? you can perform worse in some of these counties, in some of these districts. but it shows you that there is tremendous enthusiasm for her in these areas and especially in washington state. that's something you feel on the ground. >> i think one of the things about what makes today different sort of than the earthquake that the democratic race experienced on march 8 with the michigan race and the surprise loss that hillary clinton had in michigan is that that was a state that looked like it should have been a stronger state for her on the demographics, on the ground. >> more african-american voters. >> exactly. these states, we went in today being like the shock would be if bernie sanders did not win overwhelmingly in these three states, so again, part of this is sort of the expectation going in. today's map is so strong for him but unlike that march 8 thing i think caused a lot of concern inside clinton world,

three democratic caucuses in alaska, hawaii and washington state. more than 100 pledged delegates and a chance for senator sanders to regain momentum in the race. call perry is in seattle. we know he's far behind in the delegate count, how important do they think today's race is? >> reporter: they think this could be a big day for bernie sanders. they are playing the delegate defense as you mentioned. hillary clinton as hababout a thousand more she needs to lock this down. but a huge rally yesterday in seattle for bernie sanders. we are in the middle of the caucus here at west seattle high school. here's a look at the room. people have broken into small groups. these are really neighborhood groups. they have taken the first vote. this is the time now where people can sway other members of the group to change their affiliation or change their vote or to sway undecided voters. it is really interesting because you have to have a bit of courage to stand up in front of your friends and neighbors and argue for the candidates. that's what we are seeing her

washington is a different story. put a i side hawaii and alaska. washington is a different. seattle is a progressive hub and long has been and ha's bernie sanders -- you know, put race aside and ethnicity. that is bernie sanders kind of crowd. a lot of young people. a lot of progressives. you have some universities. you have the whole sort of, for back of a better word, microsoft complex. the tech complex out there. all lines up for bernie sanders. if he could have a lot more washington states he'd have a lot more brighter future. >> let's put this many the context of aside from what bernie sanders won last night. what hillary clinton lost. why is she losing by these huge margins out west? and for some part in the center of the country? >> these are in many cases, this is a replication of 2008. where the obama appeal was what people were looking for. one way to think about it victor is that if you are a democrat in some of these deeply very red states in the middle of the country in kansas and idaho and so forth. you are not part of anybody's establishment. you are going aga

hawaii, and washington state.s for gop candidates donald trump wins republican presidential primary in arizon arizona. victory and winner take allstate boosts his efforts to win party nomination before this summer's gop convention and ted cruz won republican presidential caucuss in utah on pace to take all of the state delegates by finishing with more than 50% of vote and ohio govrming nor john case sick he fell a little short not picking up any wins yesterday. >> a man shut down traffic after perching himself atop a tall tree in downtown seattle the man climbed 50 to 60 feet up and started stripping down. negotiators tried to get him to come down. well he reportedly refused to speak with anyone including police and starts throwing apples, orange peels and small branches down from the tree. this wept on for hours. he was also shouting requests for cigarettes and flipping people off below. really? okay. let's go to florida where a mom and gun activist shot by her 4-year-old son is facing criminal charges. jamie gui

an at last, hawaii, washington will vote saturday. all states with sanders is expected to do well. >> president owe bamm is in argentina this, more fresh off historic trip to cuba. this will be the first state visit to the country by us president in almost 20 years. mr. obama plans to meet with argentinian president, yesterday, he gave an empassioned speech before a large crowd, at havana's grand theater. raoul castro, then watched the baseball game. the tampa bay rays played exhibition game against the cuban national team, and tampa bay won, had-one,. >>> closer to home now, dc mayor mural bowser addressed everything from education to fighting crime in her state of the district address. scores of dc residents came out to arena state last night to hear the speech. some of the highlights include public safety and the minimum wage. the crowd gave mayor bowser a standing ovation when she talked about her plans to close dc general family center. but the mayor failed to mention her appointment of james edward kyle to saint elizabeth hospit

democrats are caucusing in alaska, hawaii washington state tomorrow and senator bernie sanders trails hillary clinton by a wide margin overall. the hope is, though, that this -- his campaign is hoping that this will be a strong showing in washington this weekend, which will help to close that fwap. >>> well, you can expect delays and rerouting if you're riding vta through downtown san jose this weekend. they suspended regular and express service between the civic center and st. james stations through sunday so workers can replace a part on that rail line, but you can still get where you're going via bus service or a different line, depending on which direction you're headed. >> let's take you back out to the golden gate bridge. we were talking about this earlier. the vista point parking lot will close tomorrow. this is to ease traffic on the bridge during easter weekend. folks can take golden gate transit buses. they say they're tired of last-minute bus cancellations and delays. the bridge district blames a driver shortage and too many sick calls. riders are frustrated into high gear.

hillary clinton and bernie sanders will battle it out when democrats hold caucuses in alaska, hawaii, washington state. republicans don't head to the polls until april 5 when wisconsin holds its primaries. new york's takes place april 19. >> connecticut is the week after and new jersey. amazing that it will mean something. it's usually wrapped up. >> absolutely. >> exciting. >> it is very chilly, and it is going to be the same tomorrow morning as well. time to break out the jackets if you put them away. be ready especially for the sunrise services. let's take you outside to show you a beautiful live picture. sunrise is a little ways away, 39 degrees, north winds at 14 miles per hour. it is going to be a little breezy as well making it feel even colder. here are your headlines. seasonable weekend meaning low and mid 50s, more sunshine today and a few clouds tomorrow but easter is looking dry and lovely. as far as the temperature trend we'll take a look. today 54, tomorrow 55, monday 59. i have to be honest and say the numbers really continue to climb from there. by week's end we are talking tempe

democrats in three states will caucus, washington, alaska, hawaii today. ctures. we had live pictures. there's a live picture of chris frates there. he's there in washington, d.c. chris, the expectations are high for bernie sanders. he's feeling lucky, too, now that the bird had its moment on stage with him. >> that's exactly right. today is expected to be a good day for bernie sanders, fred. a lot of that has to do with washington state. washington has 101 delegates up for grabs, and it is really a must win for sanders, he tries to stay competitive with frontrunner hillary clinton. there are few states as favorable to sanders as washington state. for instance, of the 50 biggest cities, seattle has given sanders the most contributions per capita, according to seattle times. fred, thousands and thousands have flocked to sanders rallies in the state. last night, he spoke to 15,000 people at the seattle mariners ballpark. >> poll after poll shows us that in matchups with donald trump, don't worry, trump will not become president. recent cnn poll consistent wit