both candidates scoring big on super tuesday. donald trump has the most delegates followed by ted cruz and marco rubio third by a long shot. >> we have done something that almost nobody thought could be done. and i'm very proud of it. and i just want to leave with you this. i am a unifier. i would love to see the republican party and everybody get together and unify. >> as for the democrats, hillary clinton won 7 states last night. voters in alabama, arkansas, and several other states favored her over sanders but like trump she has her eyes on november. >> it's clear tonight that the stakes in this election have never been higher. and the rhetoric we're hearing on the other side has never been lower. >> whoo! >> meanwhile, bernie sanders won four states including his home state of vermont the

senator also swayed voters in colorado, minnesota and oklahoma. and here is the all important delegate count. hillary clinton has a significant lead over bernie sanders. the super tuesday results are starting to put both races now in a clearer light. let's chat about that. kpix 5 political analyst melissa caen joins us. so for anyone with not the last name of trump or clinton, are they done? >> don't tell them that. [ laughter ] >> miracles can happen. there is a pathway for anyone to get the nomination. but it would require a dramatic shift from what we have seen pretty consistently in the elections we have seen so far. so while there are pathways that are "possible" for these other candidates, they are not probable after last night. >> if trump gets the most delegates, is there any way

that some other republican candidate could get the nomination? >> there is. people don't realize, so the republican party just like the democratic party is really in complete control of the nominating process. it's not -- there's no legal requirement that whoever the public votes for becomes the party nominee. there's a lot of rules that are going to govern what happens at the convention. this is where it becomes really important. if trump can't get a majority of delegates that he needs to get the nomination at the convention, then after one round of sort of fruitless voting where nobody wins including trump, about 1,000 delegates become inbound. so folks who showed up to the convention with the requirements that they vote for donald trump don't have to anymore! at that point, when the delegates, 1,000 delegates or so become inbound, then you can broker and negotiate another person being the nominee and that person doesn't have to have been on any of the ballots. it could be paul ryan as has

been floated as the compromise candidate. it could be beyonce. it could be anyone. beyonce for president. >> yeah. >> and the second way they can do it is by changing the rules at the convention. prior to anybody getting any delegate getting to vote they can all agree to unbind all the delegates so releasing everyone and opening the floodgates. no one wants to do these things. it's nuclear options that would create chaos!! 1968 burned cars flipping over. but there are ways that republican party rules could thwart a trump presidency. >> it would make the convention fun to watch. >> i'm booking my ticket. >> what's next for bernie sanders? he would be three states including vermont? >> four states including vermont and that's important because he won vermont and new hampshire. he needed to show he could win outside new england. so oklahoma, minnesota and colorado victories were big. but those states don't have a

lot of delegates. so states with more delegates are states that hillary clinton won. so it's a denial edged sword. he won but it didn't result in the huge delegate jump he needed. the results didn't change the momentum of the race which seems to point to a hillary clinton nomination. >> thank you, melissa caen. we'll talk to you again in the next half-hour. >> thank you. we have a traffic alert out there. let's check in with gianna. >> just checked in with chp. we have some new information on this accident. southbound 280 at lawrence expressway, the left lane is opened and the center divide traffic getting by on the southbound side of 280. it is the noncommute direction. we are seeing some delays as you approach the scene but northbound starting to slow down as a result for spectator slowing. south 280 at lawrence expressway the left lane and center divide that's how traffic is getting through. delays along 101, as well. 280/680 to highway 237 looking

like 15 minutes now. guadalupe parkway also starting to slow down. here's roberta. >> i'm calling up live hi-def doppler radar in search of rain. what do you see? nothing. a little precipitation off the northwest coast but no rain until 9:00 tonight in the north bay. over to the next six to telephone days, computer models suggest we'll see a wetter- than-average rainy period so what does that mean? up to 4 and 8 inches of rain around our urban areas. that's just the bay area. rain tonight, heavy rain friday into the weekend. this is sun-up over vacaville and if you look very carefully you can see the layer of fog lining the coast and the bay out there. we have the fog in the development stages due to the sprinkles that occurred overnight in throughout the north bay. 40s and 50s out the door. no winds but will rotate to the south 10 to 15 miles an hour

later today. a dry day, 60s and 70s. we are going to talk about the rain, when you can expect it and the snow report coming up at 18 minutes after the hour. the man suspected of killing a richmond police officer is set to be arraigned today in solano county. robert vega is accused of fatally shooting officer gus vegas inside the victim's home in vallejo. vega is the father of the victim's grandson. charges include murder and kidnapping. a preliminary hearing is expected to end today for three jail guard accused of beating an inmate to death in santa clara county. kpix 5's kiet do is live at the hall of justice in san jose, where more details have been unveiled this week. kiet, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. today is the third and likely final day of this preliminary hearing. it's where the judge decides whether or not there's enough evidence to continue on with a trial. for the past two days, we have been hearing some of the gritty details of what happened that night. in court the three jail guards

accused of murder sat there as prosecution presented crime scene photos of inmate michael tyree covered in his own blood, vomit and feces. the victim's family cried out in court when the photos appeared. jerry brown matt nathanson and rafael rodriguez are accused of murdering tyree -- jereh lubin, rafael rodriguez and matt nathanson are accused of murdering tyree. tyree had mental illness. three guards were seen on surveillance video entering the cell around the time of the death but doesn't show what happened in the cell. defense attorneys say some inmates know how to get out of their cells and could have beat tyree. his lawyer says the autopsy report showed he died of massive internal injuries. >> as a result of the beating, his liver was lacerated so all the blood that should have been going through his liver just bled into the cavity of his

body. those last minutes of his life were absolutely horrible. >> reporter: the prosecution has also been calling on some inmates inside the jail at the time to testify about what they heard and saw on that night. also, we're expecting to see the defense attorneys say that the jail guards probably were acting in self-defense. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. police say drugs and alcohol do not play a part in the crash that brought a semi truck smashing into a home. the truck driver said he lost control on a curve monday. he hit a power pole, fence and half of the house. the home's owners were away vacationing in hawaii the driver escaped with cuts in the crash. some stricter rules on dogs in the golden gate national recreation area is getting opposition by some members of the san francisco board of supervisors. they argue the new rules would affect more than just dogs because more dog owners would be foust every forced to use -- would be forced to use san

francisco city parks. the proposed rules would shrink the number of locations where dogs are allowed. time now 6:08. a big crowd was on hand to find out whether an east bay gun club would have to shut down. why everyone went home unhappy. >> and an astronaut back on earth after historic journey. scott kelly will explain how his mission could change the future of space travel. >> we're tracking storms. i'll tell you when the rain will arrive. >> and a traffic alert continues in san jose. i'll have an update on the lane closures. ,, i was walking home. just picked us up two breakfast croissants for four bucks, when this bear attacked. with one swipe, it devoured one of the croissants. then jack showed up and took care of the beast, so i could escape.

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good morning. 6:12 on this "hump day" the second day of march. taking a look toward the bay bridge, cannot see the top. when that happens, that means we have a very low ceiling down to at least 525 feet which

means, airport delays at sfo. now the latest on the quake that hit indonesia a short time ago. it was centered off the western coast of the island of sumatra. there are no immediate reports of damage there from the 7.9 quake. it's unlikely to trigger a tsunami because of the type of fault that was involved. it hit in the area of a 9.2 quake in 2014 that caused a tsunami. tenants are pushing to get their apartment building deemed safe again in pacifica. el ninos storms damaged the coastline prompting officials to yellow tag buildings on the brink of collapse. but residents forced to vacate an esplanade avenue building have filed an appeal claiming an expert is certain their building is sound. at a hearing today, a public safety commission will hear

their arguments. tonight, authorities in el cerrito will discuss an arson fire being investigated as a race-based hate crime. last month, someone tried to set a family's car on fire and scrawled the "n" word in the yard. police and the city's human relations commission will talk about the investigation during a public meeting at city hall. an east bay gun club with a target on its back has been ordered to shut down. kpix 5's christin ayers says, it's not just a backlash over bullets, either. it's also about the environment. >> this is going to be the most difficult vote i will make. >> reporter: the vote came hours after public comment mostly from gun enthusiasts. they flooded a meeting urging the east bay regional park district board of directors to keep castro valley's chabot gun club open. >> closing it would close the door to firearm safety instruction. >> let this gun range continue. >> reporter: there were dissenting voices.

neighbors who claim the scrub is too loud. >> the environment is like you're in war zone. >> it's time to shut down the noise. >> reporter: but in the end, it was not noise that the board said swayed their votes. >> for me, the overwhelming issue is lead, just like everyone else. i -- i -- it's an issue we can't get away from. i think it's a definite threat to our environment! >> reporter: the lead leaches from the fired bullet poisoning soil and water in chabot regional park. the shooting club offered to clean up the pollution to stay open but the board argued that would be too costly. in the end -- >> the vote is seven ayes. >> unanimous. >> reporter: a unanimous vote to give the club one year to wind down operations before closing. >> it's a sad day for second amendment supporters and gun owners. >> reporter: environmentalists celebrated though some were still dissatisfied at the amount of time the club was given to close. >> i'm disappointed because these people have to endure

another year of noise. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5. >> estimates to clean up that gun club site run between 6 and $20 million. an astronaut who spent 340 days in space is back on solid ground. >> scott kelly back on mother earth. >> he took off last march for the international space station. he made 5400 orbits around earth and saw 11,000 sunrises. he showed us the wear and tear of a long duration trip in space as a human guinea pig. >> for instance, having no running water, you know, it's kind of like i have been in the woods camping for a year. i'm hopeful and i think we'll learn a lot about longer duration space flight and how that will take us to mars. >> kelly has now spent 125 more days in space than any other american. but a russian doctor holds the

world record for 438 days in space. i'm sure he has a lot of stories to share. >> probably a good steak and glass of wine, too, i would think after that. >> 1100 sunrises. that's more than i have seen on this morning shift. >> there's time. >> let's hope. let's jump to san jose with a traffic alert. two lanes are now open. south 280 at lawrence expressway, that's the scene of this injury accident involving an overturned vehicle. all lanes were shut down at one point. we had a lot of debris in the road. they are clearing it. you have a lot of activity on scene so southbound 280 at lawrence expect two lanes blocked. delays another 111, 280/680 to highway 237. 14 minutes for your drive time. north 280 looks okay 101, 680 to 85. that's 12 minutes right now. westbound four at willow pass reports of an accident here

blocking lanes. we have a row of cars behind it. slow anyway out of antioch into pittsburg. looks better toward the eastshore freeway. 242 through 680 at walnut creek slow conditions there for the morning drive. over to the eastshore freeway, westbound 80 seeing slow conditions out of hercules. you get a bit of a break and then it slows down richmond into berkeley as you head towards the bay bridge where you will find the metering lights on backed up into the maze at carquinez bridge to the maze commute 30 minutes now for your drive time. >> it's a pretty shot. north bay shrouded in a deck of fog. hey, el nino is waking up from its slumber and it will be referring its big beautiful head. we're tracking right now our live hi-def doppler radar. a little bit of precipitation to the north of us that's about it. in all honesty rain doesn't arrive until 9:00 tonight in the north bay. this is the view looking out towards sfo where we have delays 35 minutes, some arriving flights due to the areas of fog and we are seeing

the fog because we do have a little bit of light drizzle in the north bay so a lot of low- level moisture is trapped close to the surface. 40s and 50s stepping on out. it's about 4 degrees cooler this morning than 4 hours ago. fog lifts sun will shine increasing cloud cover rain developing tonight. this is interesting. it's our satellite and radar. this is the first in a series of storms moving into the bay area. this one i refer to more as a weak disturbance. it will allow the active weather pattern to move into the bay area tanning into the atmospheric river meaning more of a subtropical feeling here in the bay area. a weak disturbance around 9 p.m. tonight in the central bay overnight. it will be raining this time

tomorrow. friday the saturday storm moving up. did you see the intensity in the santa cruz mountains? all that is lifting up to the high sierra. blah >> we have sunset tonight at 6:39. by then we'll see temperatures 60s and low 70s. your extended forecast. once it begins raining tonight, gusty winds through the weekend through monday. make it a great wednesday. it is 6:20. sick sea lions are washing up on the coast and researchers are zeroing in on the cause of the crisis. and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, the warriors' home win streak was on the line last night minus two-star players. how would they do without iguodala and steph curry? tip-off coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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you live in pennsylvania you live in pennsylvania but you love steph curry. you save a small fortune, fly out to oakland, and your dream is about to come true. right? >> and you came here to see steph curry tonight? >> yes. >> can i give you breaking news that steph curry is not playing? >> i know, disappointing. >> curry is sitting out the game against atlanta with a bum ankle. poor girl. the mvp klay's finger roll gave the warriors a five-point lead with two minutes left. game over, right? the lead was gone in 35 seconds! the hawks score to tie the game. and hello overtime! atlanta now up by 2 and then klay thompson hits the tree giving the warriors back the lead. thompson rough shooting night finishes though with 26. but here's the clincher.

look at draymond green nearly fell down hits the circus three to make it 107-103. golden state wins 109-105. they have won 43 straight home games and that's one shy of tying the all-time record. how about this? ucla men's volleyball. watch the save by the bruins, jumps over the first row of seats, keeps the ball in play. but the refs didn't give ucla the point. they ruled the play dead. the bruins still beat cal baptist in straight sets. we are getting ready for march madness right around the corner. and the pac-12 tournament starts later this week. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. thank you, dennis. play of the day, how about some hockey? we have edmonton playing buffalo and check out the team work from the sabres. look at that. the oilers went win, however... two- one.

reinhart scores! >> that little tic-tac-toe there. some some great passing. but oilers beat buffalo 2-1. but they got the play of the day. ♪[ music ] donald trump and hillary clinton are rideing high after super tuesday. kpix 5 political analyst melissa caen will join us to discuss how things may play out if they meet in the general election. >> reporter: record numbers of sea lions are showing up sick and dying. coming up, what the state plans to do about it and why that might not help.

claims that the prosecutor s three deputies charged with running a fight club behind bars are free on bail. why they are now claiming that the prosecutors had a hidden agenda. >> and the norovirus may be responsible for a lot of sick students at one bay area university. >> from the kpix 5 weather center good morning, a series of storms moving this way. i'll tell when to expect rain. >> a traffic alert in san jose and an accident at the bay bridge. details coming up. good morning. it's 6:30. the morning after super tuesday looking bright for donald trump and hill him. mark albert reports. reporter: after securing key victories in several delegate-rich states, donald trump is shifting his focus to the general election and his republican party. >> i'm going to get along great with congress, okay? i don't know paul ryan but i'm

sure i'm going to get along well with him. if i don't, he is going to have to pay a big price, okay? >> reporter: ted cruz is touting big wins in oklahoma and texas. and alaska. >> the strongest campaign to beat donald trump is our campaign. >> reporter: trump's win is soaking fear in the republican establishment who question whether his nomination would keep them out of the white house. >> i think we're about to lose to the most dishonest politician in america, hillary clinton, and how can you nominate someone who is crazy? >> reporter: with wins in 7 states, democrat hillary clinton widened her lead over bernie sanders. >> it's clear tonight that the stakes in this election have never been higher. >> the people when we stand together will be victorious! >> reporter: the presidential candidates face their next major test march 15. mark albert, cbs news, washington. >> let's check the delegate

count. thanks to her sweep, hillary clinton now holds a significant lead over bernie sanders. as for the republicans, donald trump has well over 100 more delegates than ted cruz, marco rubio in third distantly at best. tuesday's results are creating some distant between the top candidates in both races. >> here to talk about it is kpix 5 political analyst melissa caen. >> hello. >> welcome back. this is exciting stuff. >> i'm so thrilled about this. >> i know. >> i'm so enjoying this. >> looking ahead and this is pretty far out but what would a donald trump versus hillary clinton campaign look like? >> wouldn't that be something? it's looking like that will be will happen. the first thing is there's probably going to be a third person in there. um, either michael bloomberg or even a republican establishment candidate sort of funded by the republican establishment to get in there and try to defeat trump. there's that option out there. polls have consistently shown that clinton would beat trump

in a head-to-head matchup. having said that and trump will tell you very quickly he hasn't even started in on hillary clinton and her campaign also has its own op research system that's robust, each campaign, clinton and trump, have a wood chipper they would put each other through and so with it's hard to know how this will play out. some polls show clinton may win. >> are we starting to hear who the vice presidents would be? >> with this recent chris christie, um, endorsement, people are speculating he might have been promised a vp spot. also sarah palin in response to her endorsement. there's also talk that she might be it. even ivanka trump a ceo with executive experience on her own side. on the democratic side so far the only real name being floated for hillary clinton is for running mate is julian castro former mayor of san antonio, texas. he is a rising star in the

democratic party and someone that everyone is seeing right now as being the probably number one pick for her. >> what about a third party candidate changing the game for everyone? >> it could. it could it's not even clear who that candidate would take votes away from. if it was a republican candidate even a michael bloomberg is also a republican but more moderate, are they taking away also from hillary clinton's voters who would otherwise turn out and vote for her? so we can't assume that a third party candidate is necessarily going to defeat trump. it could damage clinton's or moderate voters on the fence about hillary clinton. >> primary is coming up. should we know in a couple of weeks? >> march 15 is going to be a big day. march 15th is a day of a bunch of winner-take-all states. and so this is when you get like the 100 delegates at a time and candidates can really make headway. so by march 15, once the results of that come in, we will be in a pretty good position to call the race i

think. >> all right. melissa, thank you. >> thank you for having me. in the sierra, a warm dry february ate away at what had been above normal snowpack there. this is echo summit outside of lake tahoe on the south side. it's still 105% of normal for this time of the year. that's good news. but that's down from 130% from last month. that could soon change though as a series of storms approach the bay area. it will snow in the sierra. it's going to start off as rain in the high sierra and then transfer on over to snow maybe by sunday. but it's going to start off very high levels and then drop to about 3500 feet. but that's okay. any water we get out of the high sierra we'll take, right? good morning, everybody. we have a series of storms coming this way beginning with our live hi-def doppler picking up a little bit of light precipitation well to the north of us. it's just right there. i got to tell you, today is going to be sunny and dry with increasing clouds but over the next six to 10 days we'll have a wert-than-average march.

in fact, what does that mean? well, with the heavy rain coming, typically we see between three and five inches of rain but we are going to see more like up to 8" within the urban areas, a foot of rain expected win the coastal ranges. see that behind me there? it is our live weather camera. it's sunrise over the mount vaca area. you can see the layer of low clouds and fog right there. 40s and 50s out the door. we are about 4 degrees cooler this morning than 24 hours ago. temperatures still above average 60s and 70s. we'll track the first storm together coming up at 48 minutes after the hour. but right now here's gianna. we have a traffic alert. we have had our eye on it all morning. in fact it's still in effect on southbound 280 at the lawrence expressway. an overturned vehicle, debris clearing out of the road. southbound 280 law, lawrence right lane blocked at the lawrence expressway. significant delays on the guadalupe parkway.

about a half-hour to get through the mess on westbound 4 right at willow pass. three cars trashed there. over to the right shoulder, it's not blocking lanes but traffic is slow-and-go pretty much all the way out of antioch this morning. taking a look at conditions towards the bay bridge right now, we are getting word of an accident at the toll plaza. traffic backed up to the maze slow across the upper deck into san francisco. and sluggish westbound 80 near highway 4. foggy spots in marin. that's coming up. the tunnel connecting the golden gate bridge to marin county has a new name. as of monday night, it's now the robin williams tunnel. the name change was approved by the state senate. the tunnel known for its rainbow arches was originally called the waldo tunnel. robin williams grew up in the bay area. today a hearing in sacramento on the sea lion crisis along the california shore. pups keep showing up on beaches looking thin. kpix 5's anne makovec live at

sausalito where the marine mammal center is treating starving sea lions. what's going on? >> reporter: sounds like a big part of the reason is the warmer ocean waters we have been seeing here in the bay and up and down the california coast. so this assembly hearing today trying to find a solution. what are we going to do about this situation? now, also today, noaa, published the results of its study of the causes. a big one is el nino, the warmer ocean waters. sea lions's normal food sources are harder to come by so they are settling for lower fat less desirable food. last year, the number of sick sea lions that washed up on california beaches was 10 times the average of the -- was 10 times the average of the last decade. this year may be worse.

>> because of the space, staffing supplies, equipment, we don't have the funding to rescue every animal. >> reporter: there is a proposal to take a million dollars from the state budget to help facilities like the marine mammal center here in sausalito. they have representatives heading to sacramento for this morning's assembly hearing. frank? >> and anne, so most of the sea lions that are having trouble, are they babies? >> reporter: they are. and the reason is twofold. one, they are not getting the food they need, and, two, because the mothers are going farther away to look for food and that means the pups are basically being abandoned on the shore. live in sausalito, anne makevoc, kpix 5. three sheriff's deputies accused of running a fight club in a san francisco jail have been released on bail. >> it's not just morally wrong but subjecting inmates who are in our care and custody to degrading inhumane treatment

makes a mockery of our justice system. >> district attorney george gascon says the deputies forced inmates to take part in brawls with each other. scott neu and eugene jones both face numerous felony counts. clifford chiba faces three misdemeanors. gascon says chiba failed to report the crimes. ...with a cons iet of press conferences aimed ing unquenchable thirst fo self- n." time is 6: a notorious bay area tech mogul is back in trouble with the l this time for h ment of hi personal driver. ion may time now 6:40. a notorious bay area tech mogul is back in trouble with the law. this time, for his treatment of his personal driver. >> and why a dance competition may be responsible for the spread of a mystery illness among california college students when we come back.

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good morning. it's wednesday, march 2. time check 6:43. let's go for a ride around the bay area. we have fog at the coast and the bay. partly cloudy skies. cooler, 60s to low 70s. good morning, cupertino. your forecast high is 70 degrees. east bay numbers with the south wind at 15, all the way into the high 60s and low 70s. reaching out towards 73 towards the brentwood and discovery bay. good morning, san rafael, 65 degrees partly cloudy there. raindrops first arrive tonight in the far reaches of the north bay. 67 degrees in saint helena. time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." >> yeah. let's find out. charlie rose standing by in new york city with a little preview. >> good morning. >> reporter: good morning. ahead, we have all the super tuesday results. john dickerson, bob schieffer and peggy noonan join us with how the races are shaping up after donald trump and hillary

clinton's big wins. plus, we reveal u.s. news & world report's list of the best places to live in america. and this is phil collins ready to come out of retirement. antioch mason's rare interview with the superstar. the news is back in the morning. and we'll see you at 7:00. big business news this morning for two bay area companies. with the latest, here's kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. zynga's ceo is stepping down and he will replaced by a board member and electronics arts veteran. zynga has been struggling for years unable to capture the early magic of "farmville" and mafia wars. this is the second time that the ceo stepped aside from the company he founded three years ago. he stepped aside for another ea executive who eventually

replaced. they are up 7% in the early going on this move. san francisco drug mckesson is buying big into canada purchasing rexall health for $2 billion. they have 240 pharmacies in canada. the job market is solid. adp reports in february there was a gain of 214,000 jobs. that was more than expected. and that comes before the labor department's report for february on friday. economists generally expecting a gain of around 180,000 jobs. we saw some big gains for the market yesterday much welcomed. it's been a tough 2016 so far. the dow gained almost 350 points. this morning, a little bit of a breather for investors. let's take a look at the big board and see where we're headed. the dow is lower by about 40 points. nasdaq down by 2. and the s&p is also falling by 2 points in the early going. frank and michelle, back to you. >> thank you, kcbs financial

reporter jason brooks. students from uc schools up and down the state sickened by an outbreak of the norovirus. mark kelly reports from the cal campus in berkeley. >> reporter: "bollywood" berkeley is an annual dance competition. in this year's performance, certainly it ended with a bang. >> i was shivering, i was feeling really chilly, i was sweating. and i just didn't feel well. i wasn't able to keep down water. >> reporter: the morning after this uc-davis student wasn't celebrating. he was throwing up. he was member of the "bollywood" team. the likely culprit, norovirus a highly contagious infection that often comes from contaminations food. he wasn't the only dancer hit hard. performers from other uc campuses up and down the state also got very sick. >> very quickly caught on to the fact that at least half of almost every team was throwing up and, um, like multiple times.

>> reporter: university health officials put out a statement that no one residential area eating establishment or event ties all these cases together. krishna says it could have been the pizza or sandwiches many of the performers ate but the exact cause is unknown. >> it's hard to find one common denominator between everyone. >> reporter: the most recent confirmed case was just last week. now, health officials say if you believe you have the norovirus, it's best to stay home not prepare your own food and remember to wash your hands. in berkeley, mark kelly, kpix 5. let's get a check on traffic with gianna. >> finally some better news to report. southbound 280 at lawrence expressway lanes are clear. northbound starting to slow down but that's typical this time of the morning.

you will see delays at least from 101/680 to 85. same for 101. guadalupe parkway starting to see extra volume this morning. over to san rafael 101/580 connector word of foggy conditions there so limited visibility. there's a live look at conditions from 101 at 580 the interchange. southbound 101 stop-and-go as well through san rafael and towards the golden gate bridge, it gets better. 14 minutes from 580 to the golden gate bridge toll plaza. speaking of toll plazas, here's the bay bridge. metering lights are on. you have a slow ride all the way back into the maze at this point. they had an accident reported right before the toll plaza. looks like that's cleared. 33 minutes carquinez bridge to the maze. westbound four at willow pass an already busy ride out of antioch into pittsburg. san mateo bridge, south 880 slow with an accident near "a" street and sluggish across the span. gianna, what time is it? >> is it weather watcher time?

>> it is! >> all right! >> good morning, just about ready to turn 6:50 on this wednesday. time to take a look at my buddy -- it looks like everybody is in the 50s this morning from napa all the way into alameda. but i got to show you this right here. 57 degrees, so says george hughes. he is in san francisco. he says he is so ready, bring it on. time to start monitoring the storms stacking up ready to move into the bay area. thank you, sir. thank you for being prepared and we are watching our live hi- def doppler radar picking up some precipitation well over there. do you see it? it's very light. and, in fact, our day today will be sunny and dry until we see increasing clouds and rain by tonight. cannot see the tip-top of the bay bridge, so that means that the ceiling is at least down to 525 feet. that's why we have delays at sfo on some arriving flights up to 35 minutes. we are in the 40s and 50s. a bit cooler by 4 degrees in

many areas. compare it to the 24 hours ago. increasing clouds today the heavier rain will arrive friday into saturday. it's going to be wet through monday. this is the leading edge of a weak disturbance. but this weak disturbance has a big job to carve a path and open up the storm door for us. then we'll be tapping into the atmosphere ever river like the pineapple express, it will feel subtropical moisture in the area with lots of showers. watch the clouds increase. watch towards 9, 10:00. there's the leading edge of the frontal boundary sweeping across the central bay foot santa clara valley. -- into the santa clara valley. up to half inch of rain in the next 24 hours. in and out of showers thursday. the saturday storm is picking up speed and friday afternoon for the commute, then saturday some heavy rain and some gusty winds and by sunday evening, 2 1/2 inches of rain in the eastern portion of the bay area. six to the north. six to the south. and about 2 1/2 inches of rain around the peninsula. meanwhile today 60s and 70s still slightly above average for this time of the year.

here's the extended forecast. start preparing for rain thursday, rain friday, heavier rain saturday, moderate rain with a possibility of a thunderstorm sunday. and more showers in the forecast for your monday. make it a great day. a bay area tech mogul is facing some new legal trouble. a former driver of gurbaksh chahal side him for lost wages. chahal once caught on video beating an ex-girlfriend agreed to pay his driver $7,000 a month plus rent. the driver says he was on call 24 hours a day and often worked well over 40 hours. the driver says things turned sour in 2014 and the tech ceo stopped paying his rent leaving him and his family with nowhere to go. >> it doesn't seem right. this is the way he play in 2014 january. he tell me that i will pay you this 57,000. >> the driver and his family had to move to ohio after losing everything. the california labor commission

ruled that chahal owes $480,000 including overtime and double time. time 16:52. up next, residents -- time is 6:52. up next, residents are not evacuating the pacific coastline buildings without a fight. why they want the decision overturned. i'm kiet do. we're live at the hall of justice in san jose. the jail guards accused of murdering an inmate have another big day in court. details are coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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ted cruz got some wins in oklahoma, texas and alaska. democrat hillary clinton won 7 states including the biggest prizes texas and georgia. she was helped by overwhelming support among black voters. the next round of primaries starts saturday. astronaut scott kelly finally back on earth after nearly a year in outer space. the soyuz capsule carrying him and a cosmonaut landed in kazakhstan around midnight. he has spent more time in space than any other american. tonight emergency officials will hear an appeal to the yellow tagging of a building on the pacific coastline. residents at an apartment complex on esplanade say they were prematurely ordered to evacuate. the man accused of killing a richmond police officer scheduled to be rained today. 30-year-old robert vega is charged with killing gus vegas last month. vegas was shot during a domestic dispute inside his home in vallejo.

the suspect is the father of vegas' grandson. i'm kiet do at the hall of justice for the third and final day of the preliminary hearing in the inmate murder case. this is the second day that we are going to be in court and we have been in court all week long and we'll have the gritty details of what happened that fateful night last summer. now, in court, the three deputies charged with murder sat motionless as the prosecution presented crime scene photos of inmates michael tyree covered in blood, vomit and feces. the victim's family cried in court. jereh lubin, matthew far israelis and rafael rodriguez are charged. prosecutors have surveillance footage showing the guards entering the area of the tyree cell around the time of the death. it doesn't show what happened

in the cell. tyree's lawyer says the autopsy report showed he died of massive internal injuries. >> as a result of the beating, his liver was lacerated so all the blood that should have been going through his liver just bled into his -- the cavity of his body. those minutes, those last minutes of his life, were absolutely horrible. >> reporter: now, the prosecution also called on other inmates to testify about what they heard and saw that night, as well. we are expecting the defense to say that jail guards were acting in self-defense. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. checking traffic the golden gate bridge, report of foggy conditions. limited visibility. out of marin into san francisco. >> we have the sunshine however in san jose where the current air temperature is in the 40s and 50s. later today, sunny with increasing clouds.

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