this age get to hear from his side. >> reporter: president clinton arrived at a fremont cul-de-sac to fund raise. he also addressed this commercial put out by republican candidate donald trump attacking him. >> he mentioned it briefly but i think he kept everything very positive and just said, hey, listen, do you want a president that wants to build a wall or do you want a president that wants to build unity? >> the group said they were energized by the experience and look forward to casting their ballot for hillary clinton. >> i got in inspired back in 2000 when he was in mumbai, india. after 15 years i get a chance to stand next to him. >> app audience with a former president, something these adults and their kids will remember. and those adults were willing to pay for that audience, anywhere from $1,000 to $10,000 depending on the access to the president. reporting live in fremont, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> meanwhile bernie sanders isn't giving up. he's also in southern california today and like usual drawing some big and energetic crowds. in anaheim and riverside supporters cheered as the senator urged them to give him a big win in our upcoming primary. sanders is minutes away from taking the stage at a third rally in bernardino. he's been citing polls with him beating trump by bigger margins than hillary would. trump will be in southern california tomorrow. this week he'll hold his first presidential fund-raisers. he says he not comfortable with that idea but trump insists his change of stance from a self-funded campaign is something he's doing at the request of the rnc, the republican national committee. our political coverage continues online on nbc bay area.com. you'll find a lot of updated stories, including the sanders campaign requesting a recanvassing of kentucky's presidential primary. >> a horrific crash this afternoon in the east bay, a train hit a car killing a mother and her 3-year-old child. elise kirshner joins us live. second deadly accident involving an amtrak train in just the last 24 hours. >> yesterday another pedestrian was hit and killed and this afternoon another amtrak train hit a car apparently stuck in traffic in the intersection here behind me. authorities say a mother and child were inside that vehicle and were killed instantly. >> i heard the brakes and the horn. >> reporter: they heard the amtrak train before they saw it. >> i hear the train horn, i hear the screeching and then bang. >> you see parts go everywhere, parts here and there but you knew they weren't going to survive that. >> reporter: police say the capital corridor train hit this now crushed toyota rav 4 with a another and 3-year-old inside. >> pushed that car what appeared to be an eighth and a quarter of a mile down the train tracks. >> reporter: it happened near washington avenue and camman road in san leandro around 1:15 this afternoon. >> reporter: authorities say the vehicle was parked on the track on the other side of the guardrail and both the woman and child died on impact, hit so hard first responders had to pry the vehicle out from under the train. >> i don't know what speeds the train was traveling at but i do know as they pass these rail crossings, they do go at a very high rate of speed, which would explain why that car was pushed so far down the track. >> a witness said he spoke with the con didn'tor moments after the crash. >> he said please tell me people got out of the vehicle. i said no one was out of the vehicle. they're gone. >> reporter: and amtrak tells me that train was headed from san jose to the sacramento area and none of the passengers or crew members on board were injured. meanwhile investigators say they'll be contacting local businesses here asking them for surveillance video to try to figure out how that mother got trapped apparently in the intersection here behind me. reporting live from san leandro tonight, i'm elyce kirshner. >> he turned himself in. the man accused of killing a woman and dumping her body in the park turn himself in tonight. he is responsible for killing a 25-year-old woman last week. her body found on the edge of a duck pond at newhall park. he is awaiting extradition to california. >> newly released dash cam video show as deadly police shooting in palo alto. prosecutors say it's clear that the suspect wanted to die. we're showing you just a portion of this disturbing footage. it shows a mentally ill man charging at police while holding a knife. two officers opened fire killing him. the shooting haas last christmas outside of raff's mental facility. he had tried twice before to take his own life. >> a new scandal rocking the oakland police department. the investigation centers around a woman who may have had sex with officers while she was underage. authorities now say that the almeida deputy who was also being investigated did have a facebook relationship with the woman, but they have no reason to believe the two were sexting or had sex. the investigation is ongoing. >> at 6:00, it's a well documented problem for military vetera veterans, the long wait for health care programs. but the va in palo alto has launched a program today to speed things up and it all starts at cvs. >> lots of customers are already aware of the popular minute clinics, walk-in clinics that treat minor illnesses and ailments but now they have been set up to accommodate veterans quickly and conveniently. army veteran christine says she's likes the idea of walking into the cvs minute clinic and get attention right away. she usually uses v.a. health care services in the bay area and while satisfied with the care acknowledges sometimes patient back log forces her to wait a day or two. seeing a chance to combine the best of both worlds, cvs and the palo alto health care program launched a program so vets can get treatment seven days a week and it gets build to the v.a. >> i wasn't sure how would work, how they would see my record. but it seems to all work. >> we are able to share medical information to ensure both of our organization's commitment to the highest quality in patient care standards. >> v.a. palo alto said it homes making the bay area and other areas more accessible will avert the jammed offices and make health care more accessible. >> veterans can be referred to the closest one by calling the v.a. palo alto help lines. >> thank you, robert. companies which do business with san jose are on notice. they must pay their workers fairly. the city is exploring a new law, barring san jose for contracting with companies that don't comply with its wage and hour laws. when workers aren't paid for all the hours they worked, that's called page wage theft. san jose is considering a law that would require contractors and subcontractors to disclose whether they've been found guilty of wage theft. if they have, they must settle any outstanding judgments before signing any contract with the city of san jose. >> no longer needed, the flap over lawn reservations at san francisco's delores park. the reason the reservations were removed as quickly as they were put in. >> a replica gun led to an officer-involved shooting. details coming up. >> and i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. all eyes are focused on this. it's an area of high pressure set to warm up memorial day weekend. how much hotter in just a few minutes. that's how investigators describe the police shooting of a 15 year old boy in santa rosa. =map= attempted suicide by cop. that's how investigators describe the police shooting of a 15-year-old boy in santa rosa. officers say the boy pointed a replica gun at them late last night at coffey park. jodi? >> reporter: police say the teen-ager carefully orchestrated it all. it took place along the pathway of this popular santa rosa park. tonight it's shedding new light of the potential dangers of replica guns. 0-year-old michael stromberg of santa rosa has several replica guns he uses for air soft battles with his friends. >> it's a fun sport. you just have to do it safe and make sure no one can mistake it for a real gun. >> reporter: last night police say a suicidal 15-year-old pointed one at officers. >> there was no markings on it to indicate it is a toy. >> reporter: the lieutenant said officers responded to santa rosa's coffey park last night after getting a 911 call reporting a man in the park with a gun. police say it turns out it was the teen-ager who placed the call. >> to force a shooting based on a desire to commit suicide by police. >> reporter: police say an officer fired several shots after the boy pointed the weapon at him, hitting the teen in the foot. >> if you're a distance away from this, it looks real. >> reporter: for stromberg who lives right across the street from the park, the incident is a stark reminder not to take his guns out in public. he's well aware 13-year-old andy lopez was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy in 2013 while carrying an air soft gun in santa rosa. he says last night's shooting isn't surprising. >> if they have an air soft that looks like a real gun, people are going to behave that it's a real gun. >> reporter: the teen-ager remains hospitalized tonight. we're told he's being treated for the gunshot wound and for any mental health issues. police say he is corroborating with the investigation but faces felony charges. reporting live, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> a south bay man is accused of killing his father and putting the body in a trash can. this is 21-year-old anthony torres castro. police say after he called his father friday night, he dumped him in a garbage can. the father died of month force trauma. no word on why he was killed. >> man walking by a home saw smoke coming from the family's home early this morning. the man then banged on the front door. all six members of the family made it out okay, the parents, kids and grandparents. the fire brought down part of the roof so the home won't be available for a while for the family to go back in. the red cross is helping find alternative arrangements for the family. >> this bit of news is likely to put the sting out of fear that gripped a concord neighborhood. dna tests are back on the bees that attacked people and pets two weeks ago and the tests show the insects were just aggressive honey bees, not africanized killer bees. two dogs died and several people ended up in the hospital. >> is it a country club or a free public park? a wave of complaints prompted san francisco to change its policy at the park. >> the city had a policy of charging groups to reserve a seat at the park. sharon katsuda is live for us. >> reporter: this is only tuesday and this park was packed today. you can see some people out here still roaming around. they say that's the beauty of this park, you can sit down and plop down on this grassy area for free and now they can even do that with a large group. park goers are happy to hear the recreation and park department is letting it slide for now. the agency has suspended a program requiring large groups to pay for use of the lawn area. after $20.5 million dollar renovation at the park, the city reintroduced the permitting process. the department said they've done it in the past at del ores park. >> they need to have free life, not just be in a cacoon or something. >> the $33 permits would help recover costs for picking up trash. >> once we start to auction off lawn space in our parks, i think we're moving in a very dangerous direction. >> just dividing people, separating people apart. >> reporter: the department said there's a longstanding system wide permitting charge at other parks in the city. but because of the public outcry, there won't be charges for now. >> this whole park is so amazing. we love it. >> reporter: the kind ki-- kids aren't the only ones who love it. >> a lot of fun. we're going to continue to love it here. >> reporter: reporting live in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much, sharon. >> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri talking about parks and being outdoors and a three-day weekend coming up. >> it's going to really improve as we head through this memorial day weekend. we still have cloud cover and fog at the immediate coastline. we had a little bit of everything today. the fog, some patchy drizzle and eventually some sunshine. 8:00 this morning, we started off with the same temperatures and by 1:00 in the afternoon, similar temperatures in the valley and we did win out with more sunshine for sunol and as we look at tomorrow's forecast, the cloud cover will stay put. we'll start off with temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. a little drizzle in san francisco and also the peninsula. by the afternoon tomorrow, we'll have increased sunshine, 72 expected for the south bay, remains chilly in san francisco at 62 and the north bay expecting 73 degrees. the big change is high pressure building offshore. that's going to help to warm temperatures up as we head to this upcoming memborial day weekend. by saturday, sunday, monday, temperatures are going up into the low 80s. if you are looking for something to do as we head through this upcoming memorial day weekend, san francisco, sure, it's going to be a little bit on the cool side, certainly could be a good spot to check out. you may want to head out to the p prosidio. it looks like a great day to commemorate our troops. back with my full forecast in about 25 minutes. >> thank you, jeff. >> how about having a gun that's smart enough to prevent an un-ou unauthorized user from ever pulling that trigger. pictures of chewbacca-mom as she visits facebook headquarters today. she became a viral sea >> happening now, we just posed to our facebook page picture of chewbacca mom. she became a sensation when a live picture of her in a chewbacca mask got more than 140,000 views. tweet us a picture of your pet in sharks gear. we'll show it online. the wrong people... that's the issue that brought lawmakers from across the country to washington d-c today.including san francisco keeping guns out of the hands of the wrong people. that's the issue that brought lawmakers from across the country to washington, d.c. today, including san francisco mayor ed lee. today lee called for an increase in one specific type of gun, the smart gun. as the white house continues to target gun violence, they're now turning to local governments hoping to do what congress has not. >> the more voices that join in, continues to educate because there's a powerful gun lobby that's trying to educate fear into this. >> reporter: this morning season fran mayor ed lee spoke to washington, d.c. about san francisco's push to become the test grounds for smart guns. >> we'd like to be the first city in the country so we can test the technology, make sure it's safe and make sure it's smart and be able to proliferate that. >> there are no smart guns on the market yet but the technology is inspiring all ages. >> i'm a little less than a month away from my first live fire prototype. >> kie met with the sfd police chief and said smart guns could help save officers' lives. >> if they drop the fire arm or is even out of hands, it is completely unusable. >> reporter: it would also render stolen guns useless. kie says he's about a year from finishing his smart gun. he said his biggest hurdle that smart guns is not a form of gun control. >> the technology is almost ready but are you. a revealing poll about self-driving cars. almost half of those surveyed told the university of michigan they'd rather drive themselves. 94% say they're not comfortable driving without a steering wheel, a brake pedal or accelerator. in terms of gender, 48% of women don't want a self-driving car compared to 43% of men. >> calls for accountability after we find taxpayers shelling out millions of dollars to settle civil rights cases against chp officers. coming up, we investigate where your money is being spent and we talk to the state's top chp commissioner to see what he's doing about it. >> three people accused of killing a father from milbury appear in front of a judge today. hear what the d.a. says about the strength of this case. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com killing the father of her childen... right now at 6:30, facing a judge for the first time, the hillsborough mother accused of killing the father of her children appears in court. the body of keith green was found earlier this month, weeks after he was reported missing. >> his former girl friend and two other people are charged with murder. a lot of twists to the story. michelle roberts joins us from redwood city this evening with the latest. >> reporter: the three people were charged together on murder charges and possession of a firearm. but at this point authorities aren't commenting whether the gun was the murder weapon. the parents of tiffany for the hearing of their daughter. they are accused of killing li's boy friend and the father of their two daughters. the assistant d.a. says his office has a strong case against the three suspects. >> motives are things that we're looking for because they intuitively explain why a crime occurred. >> reporter: the suspects did not give a plea today. their lawyers asked for more time. >> our client is presumed innocent and it's miss marz 'job and mine to see that presumption remains through a trial. >> reporter: the suspects are being held without bail. they are expected back in court next wednesday. reporting live from redwood city, michele roberts. >> homicide directs drained a lake after a disturbing recovery. this morning a gardner found a man floating face down on the eastern edge of the park. there is evidence to suggest there was a struggle before that man's death. they drained the lake in the hopes of finding more clues. no word yet on what they found, if anything. the victim has not been identified. >> a man sent to the hospital after a chp officer physically subdued him will now be getting nearly $2 million from the state of california. >> we first exposed the incident and the fact that the officer involved remains on the job. but it's what we discovered about the financial payout that's upsetting a lot of people. stephen stock joins us with the inside story. >> reporter: this single case prompted us to ask more questions. we wanted to know how many civil suits like this have been settled by the chp and how many of your tax dollars were involved? so we sat down to get some answers. we want to warn you some of the pictures in this story can be hard to watch. these photos show the aftermath of a traffic stop on a remote stretch of i-80 west of trucky. they show this truck drifr unconscious, his hands still cuffed behind his back during a traffic stopafter he stopped breathing, he had to be flown to a level one trauma center because he refused to sign an invalid traffic ticket. even two years after the near-fatal incident, the berkeley resident still could not talk about it but public records clearly speak to what happened. after four years of litigation, the state recently settled out of court, costing taxpayers more than $2.1 million, 1.7 million going to his family. but that's not all. we reviewed state records for similar lawsuits alleging mistreatment at the hands of highway patrol officers. in the last ten years there were a total of 45 cases costing taxpayers more than $25 million. some of those settlements included no admission of liability by the state of california. >> oh, he is beating her up. >> my gosh! >> $1.5 million went to this woman seen on cell phone camera video apparently being beaten in her head and face next to a los angeles freeway. another $250,000 to this woman who was two months pregnant when officers hog tied her on the side of the road. >> it indicates we're wasting the taxpayers' money. >> reporter: lonnie hancock represents the east bay. she's been raising this issue of law enforcement accountability for years. >> think of what it says about the impact on that truck driver's life. he will never be the same. >> reporter: our investigation found that the officer in the case still remains with chp. as do at least 33 of the 53 highway patrol officers named in the lawsuit settlements we found. >> one of the most important jobs in america or perhaps the world is that a law enforcement professional. >> reporter: the commissioner acknowledge as rift between many communities and law enforcement. it's a gap he says chp is working to close. >> the more information i provide the better off we are at the end of the day. >> reporter: he says a dramatic decline in citizen complaints the last number of years demonstrates progress. >> everything we do should be to the best of our ability. we we should not have bad days as an officer. it's a lot of taxpayer money. we have contact with millions and millions of people. >> do you learn from these mistakes? >> i think in all those cases you may assume that nothing was done, no training, no lessons learned and i don't think that's true at all. >> reporter: how do you convince the public when hair not told. >> in our organization, there is a lot training being conducted. that's important for people to understand because the public doesn't always see the end result. you can't assume nothing is done. >> reporter: we have to take the commissioner's word for it because the way the law currently reads, all discipline, training, firing remains secret. >> unfortunately we've seen big settlements time and time again. >> reporter: davis points out under current california law, the public can't even find out whether these officers were investigated internally. >> when there's a huge settlement like this, it tells us the department must have had serious concerns with the officer's behavior in that case. what we really need to do is make sure the public is able to see what action the department took to correct that behavior and to punish that officer. >> to know nothing is to breed suspicion. >> that's exactly why state senator mark leno wants these records made public. >> you think $25 million is a lot of money? >> it's $25 million we're not spending on education or health care. >> senator leno is sponsoring a bill. >> we've got to make changes. more information is better. transparency is a positive thing that results in greater safety, greater trust, bernie sanders communities. >> now although similar attempts to change the law have failed before, senator leno believes the time is right now to pass these reforms. oleg's son tells me his father still struggles to cope and does not believe the $1.75 million settlement is enough. he believes criminal charges should be filed and that officer should no longer be working the streets. the officers declined all our requests to speak. >> if you have a tip with this story or any other story for stephen stock, give us a call. or you can send us an e-mail directly to the unit at nbc bay area.com. >> up next, a group behind the push to save lives. >> also jed york now taking a stand against the state of north carolina. the move by the 49ers owner to combat that state's bathroom bill. from ameriacs favorite tv dad to defendenat ... bill cosby is going trial f sexual sault. ===take vo= from america's favorite tv dad to defendant, bill cosby will be going on trial for sexual assault. a judge in pennsylvania made that decision today following a three-hour hearing. the woman at the center of the criminal case, andrea constand settled a lawsuit back in 2006. she wasn't in court today. she reopened the case after several other women came forward with similar claims. if convicted, cosby could face up to ten years in prison. >> count the 49ers in when it comes to pressuring north carolina over repealing its controversial bathroom law. it mandates people use the bathroom for the gender they were born as. jed work said the team has donated $75,000 to equality north carolina. it's a nonprofit focused on lbgt issues. the announcement comes as owners from the 32 nfl teams gather in charlotte, north carolina for their annual spring meeting. the 49ers are scheduled to play in north carolina this coming september. york says he does not plan to boycott that game. >> it is turning heads. a magazine cover featuring yahoo!'s leading marissa meyer. >> twitter is changing its ways photos will no longer count toward the 140 character limit and the @symbol will not longer count toward the 140 characters. >> sometimes you need more than 140 characters. >> and the weather jargon takes up so much. >> clouds coming in. what type of clouds. what's causing it. >> see, i run out of words. >> we are tracking the hotter weather for this upcoming memorial day weekend. right now you're not feeling it. down towards san jose, plenty of blue sky and 65. >> also ahead, protecting pets and good samaritans. the new bill that will protect people who take drastic measures to rescue an animal from a hot car. a dog left in a hot car with the windows open just a crack.... today legislators introduced a bill that would make it you may have seen it before, a dog left in a hot car with the windows open, just a crack, though. today legislators introduced a bill that will make it legal toes cue to rescue a dog you think is in distress. peggy, you could break the window to get the dog out? >> reporter: right now that is illegal in california. but for anyone who spotted a hot dog -- >> there are times i've left a shopping center and i've seen like a couple of dogs in a car. and i don't know how long they've been there. >> reporter: right now in california, smashing a window to rescue a dog in a hot car is illegal. but today they rallied for assembly bill 797, which would make such rescues legal, demonstrating their point by sitting in the hot sun in a closed car. >> if i see a baby or a car, i don't care how long it's been. i would rather pay the owner for that window than lose a life. >> reporter: sage emergency vet center say this is the season when they prepare for a wave of heat stroke cases to come through the door. >> cracking a window doesn't affect the temperature at all. they can go up 20 to 40 degrees hotter than what the ambient temperature is within 20 minutes. >> it causes multiple organs to fail. the liver basically dies and fails. >> reporter: some pet owners think rescuing an animal in distress is simply common sense and legislating such an act is unnecessary. dog owners say such a law could save lives. we're not out there to create a license to break windows. this is the tool so can you help save the life of an animal. >> reporter: now, the bill is called the right to rescue act. it's not law yet. if you do see a dog in distress in a hot car, make sure you call a security guard, police or your local animal patrol. >> a local fire in soledad is still burning. it's now 90% contained. strong winds fanned the fire across nearly 4,000 acres and that was in just a matter of hours. cal fire is now projecting 100% containment by this time tomorrow night. >> piece by piece. tonight another section of the old bay bridge is no longer standing. crews spent the day slowly lowering a massive tres on to barges. the steel structure weighs 2,500 tons. it will be disassembled at the port of oakland. this is the third of five spans that must come down to dismantle of old bridge. all the work is expected to take another two years to complete. so it's a slow and methodical process. >> let's bring in meteorologist jeff ranieri. i know it's only early in the week but it is a three-day holiday weekend. we need to start looking in the long game here. >> i thought i was ahead of myself earlier looking right head towards memorial day but it makes better sense. we have much better weather saturday, sunday and monday. if you're sick of the cool weather and the clouds, we do have that drastic chamber of commerce coming in the forecast. you can see on the doppler radar, we tracked isolated showers and thunderstorms getting close to middlestone. currently dry conditions throughout the bay area. it's just a cloud cover that we've been contending with for most of us. for the san francisco area, right now 58 and a beautiful shot here from the north bay, belvedere looking back towards san francisco with the overcast skies. right now 59 degrees. the one spot managing a lot of sun is san jose. you can see from our sky camera network, currently 65 and a lot of blue sky. don't expect a sunny start tomorrow. we'll see another round of clouds and possibly isolated drizzle. spotty drizzle in san francisco and 54 to start. coldest temperature would be 48 across the north bay. tomorrow morning the overhead view shows the clouds and possibility of spotty drizzle. it will be slow to clear out. you'll see at 11:00 in the morning, we still have clouds, maybe drizzle near the bay and also for the south bay. eventually once we hit 3:00 in the afternoon, that's when the sun shine builds and that's going to signal so much warmer weather in the next couple of days. can you see a preview in the sko scrolling seven-day forecast. we have this trough of low pressure that's been sitting across the bay area the past two days. it's a very simple thing that's happening. going to make room for this area high pressure offshore and it will keep that storm track away. so for tomorrow it's going to be more of that transitional day. clouds to start and by the afternoon we get that sun building in and with the morning fog being kind of thick, it will still help to keep our temperatures down. for the peninsula, it's going to have a hard time clearing at the immediate coast. that's why we have 60 in pacifica. but towards palo alto, we'll get partly cloudy and 70 degrees. san francisco stays in the low 60s for tomorrow. let's get you to the north bay, east bay and tri-valley. a slight chance of a spotty shower for santa rosa. oakland 65, 6 degrees hotter back into walnut creek if you're traveling on ca-24 and for the tri-valley, temperatures in the low 70s tomorrow. high pressure starts to kick into gear by friday, saturday, sunday and memorial day next monday. how much warmer are we talking? doesn't look like 90s. for the try val oo, 82 on saturday, 83 on sunday and memorial day low 80s. we may have to heat this forecast up for memorial day. i don't think we'll have any plants. danville will be the spot if you're looking for something to do, music, food, a parade. >> that sounds wonderful. thank you, jeff. >> sure. >> i'm colin resch in oklahoma city. what is there to do in warriors fever., but what happens when you cross state lines? raj/2shot in oklahoma -- warriors fer tur nbc bay area c admit it, we all have it, warriors fever. but what happens when you cross state lines? >> in oklahoma warrior fever turns into thunder fever. colin resch goes behind enemy lines for us tonight in okc. >> when we came to oklahoma city, we wondered what is there to do downtown? as we found out, plenty. since we're here for the series, we figured what better place to start our tour than here, where it's actually happening, chesapeake energy arena. >> can you cheat on the thunder's home court. why not? >> can you work up quite an appetite knocking down nba range threes and that brings me here to vast restaurant 49 floors above oklahoma city, not a bad view while you dine. maybe you just had a nice meal up there. now you're looking for something to do down here. we all know in san francisco a taxi ride can be like a roller coaster. much different in oklahoma city. they do it in style. the water taxi on the brick town canal, just hop on and you end up here, chicesaw stadium. it's not giralli but $6 filled in a helmet. >> that's not just any carriage. that was cinderella's carriage. that's nice! >> if you need to leave early tomorrow, a please excuse early. the team is on the brink of the first stanley cup finals in 25-year history. take the letter to your boss. he should cooperate. >> the sharks looking to kin tomorrow night in san jose. >> see you at 11. inside the biggest night on tv, the "dancing" and "voice" finales. the juicy premiere of the new "bachelorette." >> jojo is with me for a little kiss and tell. >> now, on "extra." a unicorn, a kilt, and a kiss. the new "bachelorette" dives head-first into a wild dating pool. >> there's a lot of that. i think people will be very shocked. is aaron rodgers' little brother already the frontrunner? mario's grilling jojo. >> okay, let's try. tracy is with "dancing's" final three. did nyle just seal the deal? >> this week, you moved me to tears. and christina aguilera

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