commemorates the disappearance of sierra lamar, coming up. voters have spoken and hillary clinton and donald trump celebrating a huge victory. moving forward. "today in the bay" starts now. very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> it's really, where do we go from here wednesday. or wacky wednesday. reach in your closet to get a coat again because you're in the 40s again. good morning. >> good morning. temperatures still dropping in the north bay. we also have patchy fog as you head out there. we will continue to see these chilly temperatures during the mornings and warming up during the afternoons. it's 43 degrees and we have 46 degrees in the south bay and 50 in san francisco. today, looking at a nice warm afternoon, up to 74 degrees in the south bay, upper 60s elsewhere. we will have some 70s widespread

for the next couple of days. let's see what's happening in the north bay with mike. >> no major incidents. checking on the volume of traffic. you gave a peek but i wanted to fill in the shot itself but not enough to cause a slowdown. no major incidents on the freew freeways. it this is golden gate bridge moving very well now. at berkeley, we will give you info on the police investigation and the break here that happened a few days ago. back to you. thank you. we have breaking news to report right now. two people shot a block away from the arby b.a.r.t. station. stephanie just arrived on scene with new information for us. good morning. >> good morning. we do know two people hurt very badly, a man and a woman shot at the crime scene. tremont. it's mostly residential and the school of architecture on the

oth right side. the car with the doors open you see the windows look shot out happening after 1:00 this morning. people reporting they heard g gunsho gunshots. you can see nearly a dozen evidence markers. police did not find a victim here. a man shot multiple times ended up on someone's porch for help and a woman 15 minutes later dropped off at a hospital, both suffered serious injuries and fighting for their lives. homicide investigators search for the shooter or shooters and working the case still. it's very busy for berkeley police. this is the second shooting in less than 24 hours. they went door-to-door searching for a gunman shot off university avenue in the morning. the condition of the victim unknown and still no arrests made for this double shooting as well. no big search of the gunman in

this neighborhood. unclear where investigators are focusing their effort. both victims are at highland hospital because of their serious injuries and conditions. we just know life-threatening. live here in berkeley, stephanie chuang. new this morning, in about three hours, president obama is expected to announce who will fill the empty seat on the supreme court, at least his recommendation, all being revealed so far. as soon as more details are made available we will bring you the very latest. florida, thank you, north carolina, thank you, ohio! >> it was a clean sweep for hillary clinton, winning all five states last night. >> a big night for clinton and big night for donald trump on the gop side as well. >> kris sanchez joining us live with the latest numbers. if it were not for the great state of ohio, donald trump would be walking away with the

nomination. >> remember, ohio and florida are winner take all states. so, we will get into the numbers of the exit poll in a minute, interesting story there. today, the candidates are taking a day off. what a ride last night. it was a dream crusher for marco r rubio, who dropped out of the race after that embarrassing loss in florida, his home state. john kasich did take a win in his home state of ohio and though he trails significantly he promises to remain in until the convention in july. there were $16 million in ant tri trump and rubio ads come paired to the paltry 2.2 trump spent. he has to start getting specific about his policies and not just specific about his surge. >> can you explain it to me? because i can't. my numbers went up. i don't understand it. nobody understands it. >> but every candidate owes it

to you to be clear and direct about what our plans will cost and how we're going to make them work. that's the difference between running for president and being president. >> clinton won five states, as you mentioned, and now has more than 1500 delegates, a pretty clear path to the democratic nomination. don't tell senator sanders yet. he says he won't throw in the towelette, already in arizona working for next week. >> i mentioned the exit polls. let's talk about? is that more than half the voters in florida and ohio and north carolina picked someone other than donald trump. he just got the majority, winner take all, right? in florida, half those republicans said if he is the nominee, they would consider voting for a third party candidate come november. in an exclusive interview on cnbc, speaker of the house, paul ryan, the lead republican, said

he chose not to run by design but declined to say whether he would accept the nomination if there is a contested convention in july. >> people say, what about the contested convention? i said, well, there are a lot of people running for president. we'll see. who knows? >> at this point, ted cruz is trying to convince everyone in the republican party to rally behind him though john kasich says he's not jumping out. we will have to wait and see. it's going to be an interesting day as these story lines develop. >> that paul ryan interview interesting, too, because he seems to have left the door open. 5:06 right now. what next? arizona and utah heading to the polls, tuesday, march 22nd. another super tuesday. four days later, d.c. on the 26th. a month later, that is the biggest con tether,tescontest, connect, delaware, and rhode island.

the contest might already be determined by that point. you can go to get all the results and check out what candidates are saying as this race moves forward. 5:07, to breaking news, following overnight to nigeria, where a suicide bomb attack killed at least 22 worshippers during dawn prayers at a mosque. one bomber blew himself inside and the second waited outside as survivors tried to escape. it happened in an area controlled by boca hko haram. no group has officially claimed responsibility for that attack. a pedestrian struck and killed southbound on las gots to. -- los gatos, they walked on the freeway and they closed the off-ramp for two hours. today marks four years since sierra lamar disappeared.

>> police believe se rare lamar is dead. >> live in morgan hill at the bus stop sierra was last seen. hard to believe it's been four years, bob. >> reporter: well, march 16th of 2012, laura and sam, four years ago today sierra lamar was supposed to catch a school bus at this intersection behind me. the 15-year-old high school teenager student never made it here. she disappeared at some point between here and her house, and was never seen again. for months you might recall volunteers mounted an intense search of the south county to find her remains. the santa clara sheriff's office does believe she was abducted and killed by torez. the grand jury has indicted him in her murder.

his trial is scheduled to start next month on april 5th. his attorney tried get the indictment thrown out the argument the grand jury was never instructed to consider an aiding and abetting rule that he was involved only in aiding and abetting. they said they were only challenging the instruction given to the grand jury. the judge denied that request. s as far as that remembering her in the bay area, it will be here. the ninth circuit court of appeals ruled yesterday the federal government cannot be held responsible for jay see dugard's abduction in 1991. she was held captive for 18

years before she was rescued from an antioch backyard in 2009. he was a federal employee when he kidnapped her. she sued saying the federal government should have revoked his parole prior to her kidn kidnapping. she was sentenced to life in prison. 5:10. pretty cool start. mainly sunny and warm. >> yes. we will have a beautiful afternoon. this is where you begin. make sure you're wearing appropriate clothing. that's what it is. 46 degrees in san jose and 50 in san francisco. we're into the low 70s today. a little warmer than yesterday with all the sunshine, up to 60 degrees in the mission district, half moon bay, 65 degrees and also 70s for parts of the east bay while napa today up to 68 degrees. we'll be talking about what to expect with more sunshine he heading to the next few days, coming up in a few minutes. let's get an update on the

tri-valley from mike. >> the traffic held up the last half hour, about exactly the same volume as east bay. westbound, less traffic flowing but typical overnight. >> at stockton, a smooth drive coming into the area, slight build, no problems and expressway to the dublin interchange. no major problems for the freew freeways. i heard about a stall just before the 880 interchange. i will let you know as chp gives us more details arriving on scene. activity near the b.a.r.t. station, as i understand, they're all open. back to you guys. >> coming up, a good samaritan jumped into action to save a south bay woman after a terri terrifying ordeal.

a palo alto neighborho ondge this morning-- after a thiteen ye old girl is flashed by a stranger. policp a paolo alto neighborhood on edge after a 13-year-old girl is flashed by a stranger. police released this sketch of what the man looks like. he exposed himself monday night in the neighborhood.

any with information is urged to contact police. when it comes to serving your city, one santa fe councilmember went far beyond the call of duty this week and helped take down a carjacking suspect off the st. >> councilman peralaz took him down and he is a former police officer and new protocol. when he heard a crash outside he went to look. a carjacking suspect was trying to flee the scene after being chased by the victim's two children who were in another car and that's when he sprung into action. >> the suspect was trying to take off. the two kids were yelling s saying, stop, he just stole my mom's car. >> the fire chief, robert sapien, also helping out and the pair together restrained the suspect until officers arrived. that suspect is accused of stealing a work van with a worker inside.

lamb is now facing three felony charges. a quarter after 5:00. a follow-up on a school mascot dividing an east bay community. this morning, students at san lorenzo high school say they officially no longer have the rebel guy as their school mascot. >> what symbol will represent the school and what will happen to the name. last night, the school board voted anonymously to ditch the rebel guy. he had been causing controversy for years and now the community has the task of figuring out what to do about the rebel name. >> the name rebel is directly tied into slavery, directly tied into rape and torture and hanging. >> i remember what it was like when it wasn't rebel guy and colonel red and i remember they ran the confederate flag up and down the football field. i remember seeing the confederate flag on letterman jackets. wow, this is 1994, why am i seeing this? >> school board officials say

they will take their time when selecting the next mascot, and the community will be involved in that process. >> the sec is closer to appro approving a $56 billion deal that would allow charter communications to buy timewarner cable. >> and awfully big deal. we turn to kate rogers who joins us live at cnbc headquarters. good morning. >> good morning to you both. we're on fed watch today as futures higher ahead of the fed decision this afternoon. they're widely expected to keep interest rates on hold but will announce when they will raise them later this year. in addition to the fed, look for data on consumer prices and housing starts. dow rising 22 points and nasdaq down 21 to 4728. and moving closer to approving the charter communication $56 billion takeover of timewarner

cable. regulators will likely require charter to upgrade service and will be the second largest internet company after comcast, the parent of nbcuniversal. theater goers are still flocking to see "wicked," ea earning $1 billion since 2003 and only the third to reach that market joining "the lion king" and "phantom of the opera." it's been seen by more than 50 million people, me included. back over to you. >> me, too. >> a couple times. we're not going to sing this morning. it's a little early. >> we are fans of the theater. >> i do declare we are. >> she would sing it every single morning. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> i totally just made something up and got called out on it. >> no. in the commercial break. let's get to weather. >> we have weather today.

in the next several days, it will warm up and feel like spring outside and we need this time to dry out. taking a live look at the bay bridge, getting the day started with a lot of cars across the bridge and chilly skies overhead and chilly temperatures below. a look at the 7-day forecast, we'll have 70s the next couple of days, shaping up to be a nice way to end this work week, 50 in san francisco and 43 degrees in the north bay. we have 99 degrees in nevada doe and 54 degrees. we have seen the rain shifting well to the north of us. this is the trend we will settle in through at least the next several day, as we go to today in san jose we will be at 79 degrees up to 57 degrees at 2:00 and 40s to the 70s this afternoon and mostly sunny s

skies. we'll see widespread 70s for the inland area, 60s along the immediate coast today and more 70s along the coast in some spots for tomorrow. then the 60s start to win back over for friday. we get a bit of a cooldown. we will also have some cooler temperatures heading to the weekend. we will bring it back to 64 degrees in the peninsula saturday. sunday, a few more clouds in the mix and 63 degrees, still 70 in san francisco. i'll have an update what to expect as we head to next week with rain, coming up a little bit later. let's see how the roads are coming across the san mateo bridge with mike. >> doing well. no slowing. you do have a lot of taillights, that's good news flowing over on 92. there was inactivity on the east bay, a stall reported at 880, heading to the castro valley, reports of a stall that might be

staking out in the slow lane. the interchange not used heavily now. prepare for post work traffic. looking out and zooming out, we see nothing unusual. 5a in livermore andali alittamo pass. and this closure at the b.a.r.t. station an increased police activity and a quick look between oakland and san francisco bay. back to you. >> thank you. coming up next, we're getting new details about the train derailment that injured roughly 30 people in kansas. what caused the track to literally shift before the crash happen happened? new details now:

on that amtr train derament nasdaq thatnjured more than 30. new delays on -- details on the amtrak train derailment. they believe a ctruck impacted t and shifted it 14 inches. they're still investigating. more details what led up to the firing of cal's assistant basketball coach. coach hufnagal is accused of using his position to harass a woman not affiliated with the school and that he sent her text messa messages. according to the report he tr k tricked her to going where he propositioned her for sex. hufnagal says he was being

playful and not sexually hara harassing her. four people are about to share a 150,0$150,000 reward fo capture of the prisoners from southern california. remember that story? a san francisco homeless man will get the bulk of that reward money, 100,0$100,000. he recognized the two inmates and followed them into an mcdonald's in san francisco, all this unfolding in january. the 55-year-old flagged down some police officers. three convicted felons had escaped from santa ana prison and fled to the bay area. one inmate drove back to orange county and turned himself in. san francisco supervisor wants to reimburse local businesses hit hard by more than two weeks of street closures during the super bowl. that includes street vendors who were forced to move from high volume areas, like justin herman plaza. saying the board's finance economy will consider his plan. city leaders have still not announced the amount of tax

revenue generated from so many super bowl visitors. leaders launch agnew approach when it comes to hou housing the homeless. >> the major has brokered a h e homeless compact he will unveil today promising 25 housing units for chronically homeless and a local nonprofit that assists women and children. another super tuesday in the books. wacky wednesday, i think we like the af math. and two candidates walking away with smiles and meantime one candidate officially suspended his campaign. what it means for the white house next. i'm stephanie chuang in berkeley at the scene of a sh t shooting. the search still on for whoever left two people fighting for their lives. what we know so far coming up in a live report. joining us.

i'm sam brk. aura/2shot=and i'm laura garcia. good morning. a little frost on that windshield today. thank you for joining us. >> a little chilly start out there. let's check the temperatures. >> good morning, sam and laura. we will have sunshine throughout the day and high temperatures reaching to the 60s and 70s. here's where we are at 47 in the east bay, 76 in the peninsula and south bay, looking at 74 degrees in the north bay and south bay today, 69 in the peninsula east bay and san

francisco. we'll talk about what to expect with more 70s in the forecast, that's coming up. let's get a look at the south bay with mike. >> we want to take a peek with this camera. volume starting to build and typical. no problems for the south bay or peninsula. we will move up the map and show you on the bridge. off castro valley, a crash on the other side might be sticking out. slowing but nothing of note there. over here, we saw the activity just off moraga road because of a gas break that happened but it is open. we have activity just near the arby b.a.r.t. station. no delays. and for the rest of the story i will head it back to you. >> thank you. breaking news. shots fired overnight in berkeley leaves two people with life-threatening injuries, still a very active scene, all happening a block away from the

ashley b.a.r.t. station. stephanie has been life at the scene and joins us with what she knows so far. what can you tell us? >> reporter: the concern is the shooter or shooters is still on the run, a primary focus or homicide investigators and officers who are still here. this is a mostly residential area. the other side is the san francisco institute of architecture. investigators are still here more than four hours later focused on that white car where windows are shot out and where they believe the two victims were sitting when this incident happened. there are markings to mark the bullet casings. police did not find the victims here. a man shot several times tried to get help on someone's porch and ended up at the hospital and a woman dropped off 15 minutes later is at the hospital and both are fighting for their lives. this is the second shooting in 24 hours. officers went door-to-door after

one person was shot and criti l critically injured off university avenue. we do not know the condition of the victim this morning. police did issue a shelter in place for that shooting in northwestern berkeley in the neighborhood for that search for the gunman. that did not happen for this double shooting and no arrests have been made in either. live here in berkeley this morning, stephanie chuang. thank you very much. all new this morning. very important news emerging. in a matter of hours, president obama is expected to announce his nominee for the empty seat on the supreme court. tracie potts joining us live in washington with a preview what we can find out. there has sure been a lot of speculation about this. good morning. >> certainly, including the fact that a ninth circuit judge could be on the short list and possibly announced in the bay

area. at 11:00 a.m. in the rose garden, 2 1/2 hours our time the president is planning to make this announcement. in an e-mail this morning he said it's his constitutional duty and he consulted legal experts, people inside and outside the government with political views. every single senator, remember, they promised to block this nominee and not give the person a hearing. the president said he looked for someone independent with extraordinary credentials, a master of law, someone who believes in a limited role for judges. that could be important for republicans who someone who is not an activist judge and understand these are not theoretical decisions, they have real impact on people. the short list includes a nominee from the d.c. appeals court, mary garland, the chief of that court and of interest to you, paul watford on the california appeals court. he would be only the third african-american, if confirmed to the u.s. supreme court, born and raised in orange county.

we are told that any one of these could possibly be announced by president obama in just about 2 1/2 hours from now. >> that candidate will have to be willing to be part of a political football as that process moves forward. it was a big night for the presidential front runners. dako democrat hillary clinton enjoyed a clean sweep and donald trump the front-runner. >> there were a lot of stories from last night. >> we went through a lot of p l polling numbers and i pulled out some stories. we told you florida would be a state to watch not just because of the polls. donald trump won florida becawi 46. of the vote and he doesn't win a proportion but gets all 99. in exit polling, half republicans said they would not vote for trump in december and would go with a third party candidate. in florida, trump 202$202.2 miln

and 16$16.6 million in pro rubi and anti-trump ads in florida. i know that's a lot of information but the point is there could be a crack in the facade. marco rubio dropped out of the race after that embarrassing loss in his home state of florida and john kasich won his home state of ohio and though he trails both ted cruz and trump significa significantly, he promises to stay in the race until this summer. trump can't explain why those negative adds against him did not work but hillary clinton demanding for specifics on his policy. >> can you explain to it me? i can't. my numbers went up. i don't understand it. nobody understands it. >> but every candidate owes to it you to be clear and direct about what our plans will cost and how we're going to make them work. that's the difference between running for president and being

president. >> clinton now has more than 1515 wh 1500 delegates, a pretty clear path to the nomination. senator sanders is not throwing in the towel, already in arizona, ahead of next week's primary there. we national conventionwe me exit polls in ohio and north carolina show voters did pick someone other than donald trump. in an exclusive interview on cnbc, speaker of the house, paul ryan said he chose specifically not to run for president but declined to say whether he would accept the nomination at a convention in july. >> people say, what about the contested convention? i said, well, there are a lot of people running for president. we'll see. who knows? >> i was talking to sam brock a little bit earlier, we were s saying paul ryan also said he would not accept the nomination for speaker of the house and yet there he is. perhaps that door is opened a crack and opening just a little bit more.

>> sure is an interesting parallel, isn't it. thank you for that coverage. our coverage on the whole of the presidential race continues on nbcbayarea.com and you can check out all the results and what candidates are saying as this race continues to churn forward. it's happened again, shots fired on a popular east bay freeway, it happened at 5:15, on richmond parkway. driving east bay when a green toyota pulled up next to her. our chopper flew over that area last night, didn't see any sign of police activity. the shooter rolled down his window and pointed the gun in the air and fired multiple shots. it then tooko off. a man accused of leaving racist graffiti writings on a school district office. he told officers he supports white supremacy and knew his

graffiti would cause terror. that message was found on a san leandro school district office and since been removed. officers arrested him after finding matching paint on his butt. a san francisco nightclub closes its doors to the public coming after a popular d.j. was stabbed to death outside that club. it happened in january in the cellar, and he is also an analyst for am. no one has been charged in his death. they have surrendered the liquor license and entertainment and still open for private events. there is a way to get college students automatically registered to vote, called the student voting act. two will introduce that legislation later today. if it is passed, students at state's public colleges and universities will automatically be registered to vote when they

sign up for classes. two uc berkeley law students came up with the idea. during statewide elections only 4% of voters were 18 to 21 years old. a plan to mountain view for a new campus located near its current hix, they're asking to chop down more than 100 redwood tree es. google claims the trees have become damaged why tby the drou. many neighbors disagree. >> some of the trees and compromise. >> there will be more vegetation in general on the site. >> the city council has not approved that plan yet but says google would be required to replant trees native to mountain view. the final decision will be made later this month. >> interesting we've seen disagreement on one redwood tree coming down let alone hundreds. >> what will we have today,

carcar kari? >> allergies are going and take the allergy pill with you. long sleeves needed with cool temperatures, 47 degrees in oakland, heading to the 60s and 70s today. 71 degrees in los gatos and burlingame and embarcadero. 67 degrees in santa rosa. we'll have low 70s in the east bay and tri-valley up to 68 degrees in livermore. let's see what's happening as you head out for b.a.r.t. with mike. >> we have minor delays. b.a.r.t. recovering seconds ago in the issue with lakeville and lake mary. it should be back. minor delays right now. no major delays and flashing lights cleared from high street. we look at your map and we don't see a slowdown for 880 and 580

and the gas break that continues to be worked on. we don't have arby or shaddock with any problems as far as traffic. 580 express lane out of the a a altamont and that is the pattern after enabling the pay to play lanes over the area. there is a crash at 880 and we'll check out the details and get back to you to let you know what's going on. taking action, the sweeping changes sheriff laurie smith is now proposing for the embattled santa clara jail. we will tell you how this community plans to commemorate the fourth anniversary of the disappearance of sierra lamar, that story coming up.

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>> the police assumed her to be dead. volunteers are getting ready to conduct another search this saturday. >> reporter: the search for the 15-year-old girl who disappeared on her way to this bus stop located at this intersection behind me there, sam and laura. this volunteer search will comprise of volunteers, family and friends, taking place at 9:15, we eastman canyon road at morning gan hill -- morgan hill. one of many that have taken place since she disappeared a couple blocks from her family's home. she disappeared somewhere between the dus stop and her house -- the bus stop and her house. she was 15 years old and a student at morgan hill high school. they mounted an intense search of the south county to find her remains. as you may recall. the santa clara sheriff's office does believe she was abducted

and killed by torres and the grand jury has indicted the morgan hillman in her murder and trial scheduled to start next month. thank you. sheriff laurie smith is laying out a new 13 step plan to make sweeping changes to santa clara's trouble jail system. according to the news, smith presented her recommendations to the public safety committee coming on the heels of a mentally ill inmate. the proposed changes are boo boosting access to medical care and the appointment of a civilian board. >> how much to get your car back after it's been towed in san francisco? typically about 500 bucks. that could be changing. one supervisor in san francisco is calling this tantamount to highway robbery especially for low income residents. while the city's transportation agency agreed to lower the t

towing bill, administrators claim they have to make up that money somehow. supervisors are considering g e giving mta a bigger budget to cover losses in the future on towing revenue. recent rains made the pothole problem even larger. pothole repair is now a priority in san jose right now. this spray injection truck is making this rounds. it's a one man operation and no need for an entire patching crew and the roads don't have to be closed and works pretty fast, key right now. >> certainly after a rainstorm, the number of calls we get will double or triple. >> locals say endlessly fixing potholes is just a band-aid solution. the transportation department acknowledges many streets need full repaving jobs but a bigger budget needed for that kind of overhaul. pay by selfie.

am son is filing a patent to allow customers to pay by selfie. >> how would it work? >> it would work by allowing customers to make purchase, by taking a photo of yourself instead of password you can forget or stolen, just one photo of their identity and a second of moving their head or smiling or blinking to deter hackers. >> my sister looks a lot like me. i wonder if she could shop. >> it might be damaging to someone's card. >> we're the same size. if you're worried about your boss checking up on you, checking your bracket, a good chance the boss is checking their bracket, too. a career builder survey finds 1 in 8 americans will take part in an office pool for this year's ncaa championship and does not take into account pools with others. a larger percentage of managers

fill out office brackets than their underlings, if you will. no one is saying they have any better idea about this year's cinderella team. don't go to the boss for advice or not? >> our boss is pretty cool. >> i know who he would root for, a duck fan. >> that is true. go ducks. >> what do warriors do on their day off? hang out with kids. >> who wouldn't? andre iguodala on college track. it happened yesterday. he's on the injured list but still makes his commitments. it was a big deal for these aspiring young business students. >> he has a strapraining an ini right now and clearly helping out those kids. >> we need him back for the finals. >> our mvp every morning, kari hall. >> it's nice and sunny and we will have a beautiful day.

>> we like you this week. we like you every week. >> i know. we don't like anybody on monday. we will have a beautiful day to get outside as we go to the next several day, how about some 70s. now, it is cool as you head out the door. another look at the bay bridge, mostly clear skies and 7-day forecast rolling up. we will have sunshine and a lot of warm dry i days, as we go to the weekend, warm clouds and temperatures down a few degrees. a look at all the microclimate is in the north bay. 43 degrees, 50 in san francisco and 46 degrees in the south bay. it's in the low 40s, santa clara, 42 degrees and morgan hill stepping out the door to 45 degrees. hour by hour in oakland, we will see sunshine throughout the day and temperatures warming up from the 40s to the upper 60s today. some spots hitting the 70s. look at the south bay today.

74 degrees. tomorrow will be the walmart rmy of the week and 74 degrees on friday. in the peninsula, some upper 60s today. 70s tomorrow in san francisco. close to 70 degrees for thursday. we will see 70s elsewhere and a few more clouds in the mix on frid fridays. here's what's happening. the jet stream winding up over the weekend that brought us all the rain now that has shifted farther to the north and the rain to the pacific northwest as high pressure blocks the rain from moving to our area. we're looking at more sunshine, mild weather for the next few days, temperatures continuing to warm up, once again staying dry. heading to the weekend, this is what we can expect. high temperatures reaching 72 degrees in the peninsula and san francisco will be in the low 60s. a few more clouds on sunday and we will writibring it back down couple degrees, overall staying dry, our next chance of rain not until early monday morning.

i'll keep you update the on that. now what's happening on the roadways with mike. >> we will check the south bay lane. i told you we'd get the updates there. no big surprise. hayward to the nimitz in the south bay direction. south bay a couple things going on. i told you i'd check on this crash. southbound 280, north park and two locations scheduling traffic in that area slowing down because they have to get to the shoulder. i'm waiting for a final from chp. up here at 101, shoreline or ellis, reports of a crash. car on the shoulder has steam coming out underneath the hood and debris in the roadway and we will get more on that. approaching the bay bridge, metering lights are on, the only thing on here. we showed you the slowing study for 101.

no incidents here and san mateo bridge we end with the westbound commute picking up the volume just a tad. san francisco supervisors throwing support behind dog own owners. they are howling mad over a plan to reduce park access for their four legged friends. >> supervisors voted 10-1 at the national park service to limit dog access in all golden gate national recreational locations. including golden beach and lands end and one other. no action expected to be taken before may. you howling mad. look for changes on stay in gram. they will be test agnew algorithm. instead of seeing photos and videos in chronological order, instagram will please them in the order they think you most want to see them. similar to what facebook has done. no word on when that change will take place.

you want to see big pizza, burgers and wings for basketball. up next, teacher versus pupil. the battle between two local sports stars happening this weekend. happening now, breaking n s news, a shooting sends two victims to the hospital and one neighbor found a victim on her porch and at the scene now, stephanie is there and posting on the twitter feed. marco rubio after florida, probably re-cueing his run. we break down the latest big shift in the race for president, results and links to our analysis on our home page. =topvo=

thean leano man accus of leaving racist graffiti onschooe in court for a plea hear. happening later today, the san leandro man accused of ra racist graffiti will be in court for a plea hearing. he told officers he supports white supremacy and he knew graffiti would cause "terror." he message was found on a san leandro school district office and since removed and officers arrested him after finding matching paint on his butt. san leandro mayor brokering

a compact for the homeless. promises 25 housine ining units available for the chronically homeless and brings together the housine ining association and a that assists women and children. san jose saying homeless will have a home by the end of the year in downtown san jose for housing for homeless and plan to turn the santa clara inn in alameda into another homeless hotel. there is a push in california to get college students automatically regist registered to vote. called the voting assembly act. a councilman from san francisco and oakland will co-introduce that legislation today. if passed, students at state colleges and universities will automatically be registered to vote when they sign up for their classes. two uc berkeley law students

came up with that idea, during statewide elections in 2014, only 4% of voters. a coach guided jennifer to stardom when she was player 25 years ago, now, a head coach for the usf dawn. now, they will meet as pennsylvaniaing coaches. >> tremendous respect for one another. let's have fun with it. >> i texted her when i made the tournament, i said, damn, why do we have to play each other, i want to be cheering for her. >> pretty cool. stanford will host them this weekend at naples pavilion. >> reporter: good morning. i'm here at the site of a sho shooting in berkeley.

police are still searching for the gunmen. the second shooting coming up that happened in less than 24 hours. >> reporter: good morning, bob redell live in morgan hill for the fourth anniversary of the disappearance of sierra lamar. we will tell you how family and friends and volunteers plan to commemorate this milestone. we're hours away from a decision that could change the course of history. the much anticipated announcement president obama will be making this morning today in the bay starts now. >> good morning. grab your coat when you head out the door. i'm sam brock. >> and your coffee, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> another cool start tomorrow with cool skies across the bay area, 42 degrees, temperatures continue to drop in the north bay with patchy fog, 49 degrees in san francisco after 40s to start, we're in this 60s and 70s