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 today, 74 degrees in the south

bay and north bay and san francisco, the peninsula and east bay, 69 degrees, not a bad afternoon. i'll let you know how long this kind of weather lasts. that's coming up in a few minutes. let's get an update what's happening in the east bay with mike. >> i do want to give you an update for the south bay. chp says southbound 281 lane will be blocked a good amount of time for a sig-alert, at least a half hour. our photographer went by and said there was one car on its side and trying to clear that quickly with a little bit of slowing at the scene. north bay is where you see that. the rest of the day moves well. a quick look at berkeley shows traffic flowing well and metering lights are on at berkeley. you guys have a bigger news to share for berkeley. >> after shooting two people at berkeley about a block from the arby b.a.r.t. station, happened

about five hours ago and police are still on the scene. >> joining us now from the scene, we came on at 4:30 with this news. the victims suffered serious injuries fighting for their lives. >> reporter: they are fighting for their lives at the same hospital, highland in oakland. it happened at tremont, just down the street and investiga r investigators have been focused on that white car all day long. the man and woman were sitting in that car when someone shot them. the windows appear shot out. for whatever reason, they don't call 911. the man who was shot several times ended up on someone's porch to ask for help and a woman dropped off at a medical center and transferred to highland because she and the man suffered such injuries. they want to catch whoever is behind this double shooting and meantime police are still looking information the

gunman -- looking for the gunman in yesterday's shooting very close to university avenue. we do not know the condition of that victim but know police have ordered a shelter in place and later lifted it closer to the evening. that did not happen in this double shooting. no arrest made in either of the shootings in berkeley. live this morning in berkeley. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> also new this morning in two hours, the president will announce his supreme court nominee to replace the late justice antonin scalia. this will happen in a rose garden ceremony 8:00 our time. we're watching this very closely. sources say the president has narrowed his list down to three appeals court judges, including paul watford, the appeals court judge from san francisco. if nominated he would be the third african-american to sit on the nation's highest court and the fourth from california. when the president makes his

announcement, we will bring it to you live here in an nbc news special report. >> from president obama to presidentsal hopefuls. >> joining us now, a clean sweep for clinton, five different sta states, missouri was awfully close. the republican candidates now down to three. >> right. we said florida would be a state to watch not just because of those final poll numbers but give you a look at some story lines that developed there. donald trump won florida with 46% of the vote. he gets all 99 delegates because it is a winner take all state. however in exit polling, half of the republican voters in florida said they would not vote for trump in november, they would go third party. trump spend 2$2.2 million in ad in florida. there were 15$15.6 million wort of pro rubio anti-trump ads in

florida. didn't do marco rubio any good and he dropped out of the race after that embarrassing loss in his home state of florida. john kasich won his home state of florida and this morning, trump said it's time for him to go. trump talked about the negative ads against him in florida and clinton about the consequences of this particular campaign. >> can you explain to it me because i can't. my numbers went up. i don't understand it. nobody understands it. >> the next president will walk into the oval office next january, sit down at that desk and start making decisions that will affect the lives and the livelihoods of everyone in this country, indeed everyone on this planet. >> clinton now has nearly double the numbers senator sanders does

but he is not throwing in the towel next week and already in arizona. you mentioned the polls in florida, nearly half the voters there and north carolina picked someone other than donald trump which fuels that talk of the contested convention in july. in an exclusive interview on cnbc, speaker of the house, paul ryan said he chose not to run for president deliberately but declined to say whether he would accept that nomination if it comes to it. >> people say what about the contested convention? well, there are a lot of people running for president. we'll see. who knows? >> it wasn't long ago paul ryan said he would not be the speaker of the house only to reconsider amid pressure from his party, so that is certainly something to watch today. >> who knows doesn't necessarily mean don't consider me under any circumstances. definitely leaving that door open. from who knows to what's next? next week. arizona to utah heading to the

polls march 22nd. four days later, d.c. on the 26th. a month out, it's the next big one in terms of delegate haul, connect, pennsylvania and rhode island. the nomination might already be determined at that point. >> it's 6:07 right now. it happened again. shots fired on a busy east bay freeway, this time at 5:15 on i-80. a woman was driving east bay when a green toyota pulled up next to her. our nbc chopper flew over the area last night but didn't see signs of police activity. the shooter rolled down his window and pointed a gun into the air and fired multiple shots. the green toyota driver took off. sheriff laurie smith is lying out a new 13 step plan to make sweeping changes to santa clara county's troubled jail system. smith presented her recommendations yesterday to a

public safety committee. those reforms come in the wake of last year's death of a mentally ill inmate. thee guards facing murder charges. include boosting access to medical care, out side oversight and civilian board. today's santa fe city council will consider a proposal to tie annual rate increases to inflation according to the mercury news. if it passes it means landlords can't just increase rents beyond the consumer price index last year, about a third of what's aloud by the 30-year-old rent control law. businesses hit hard by more than two weeks of street clos e closures during the super bowl including street vendors forced to move from high volume areas like this plaza. city leaders have still not announced the amount of tax revenues actually generated by

so many super bowl visitors. >> that whole week had such spectacular weather, people got the best possible impression of the bay area. almost like we're recreating it again. >> there you go. a letle el nino weather. >> open the windows and let the sunshine come through. napa, 40. 46 in san carlos. this afternoon not so much. low 70s in los gatos and burlingame and the embarcadero, 69 degrees. 72 in oakland as well as pleasanton. we're enjoying beautiful weather today and the next several days, our temperatures continue to go up as we keep this dry weather. i'll let you know when the next shot of rain will be coming up in less than 10 minutes. the east bay with mike. the toll plaza the biggest

slowdown where everybody has to wait at the metering lights. hayward and the rest of the valley no big issues. let's look at fremont south bay with a live shot and easy drive for 880, picking up the volume in silicon valley and mountain view, and no slowing down. back to you. the work of a santa fe city councilmember -- >> and information on a train derailment that sent more than 30 people to a hospital in kansas. the reason the track actually shifted moments before the train jumped the track. >> bob redell back here live in morgan hill and how this community commemorates the fourth anniversary of the disappearance of sierra lamar. that story coming up. ♪

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♪ the morgan hilteenager vanished - fouyears ago tod - it has been four painful years for the family of sierra lamar. the teenager disappeared four years ago today while walking to school. police say she was murdered but her body yet to be found. >> bob is live in morgan hill on this variance, danniversary. despite this, her family and friends will search for sierra

this weekend. >> reporter: they are. it will be one of many searches that have taken place. you might recall it was march 16th of 2012, 4 years ago today sierra lamar was supposed to catch a school bus at this intersection behind me, a couple blocks behind me at morgan hill. the 15-year-old never made to it this location. she disappeared at some point between here and her house and never seen again. for months, volunteers mounted an intense search of the south county to find her remains. the sheriff's office does believe she was abducted and killed by torres. garcia torres trial ed yould to start next month. scheduled next month. the grand jury was never instructed to consider an aiding and abetting role, what if

garcia torres was only aiding and abetting in the murder not sayi ining he was involved in t disappearance but that they are targeting the instructions given to the grand jury. the judge denied that request. as far as the search, family and friends and volunteers this weekend at 9:15 saturday on eastman canyon road in morgan hill. reporting live here, bob redell. new details on the amtrak train derailment in kansas that injured more than 30 people on monday. a feed truck from a nearby cattle ranch hit the track and shifted it shortly before the train derailed. investigators say the impact of the truck shifted the track 12 to 14 inches. the ntsb is still investigating. if you thought your morning commute was a headache, imagine being a washington, d.c. comm e commuter later today. more than 700,000 people have to find another way to get to work because the city is shutting

down its subway system for inspections more than a day. one of the biggest in the country is shutting down transportation, all this coming av two separate fire s ignited inside the subway lines. d.c. has the second largest subway system in america. >> an important thing to check i suppose. one city councilman went far beyond the call of duty and h p helped take down a carjacking suspect. >> councilman peralez is a former police officer and when he heard a commotion outside the shop he went to take a look. police say 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 the councilman sprung into action. >> the suspect was trying to take off and two kids were yelling saying, stop!

he just stole my mom's car, what they were saying. >> san jose doeputy fire chief, robert sapien also helping out and the pair together restrained the suspect. that suspect is accused of stealing a work van with a worker inside. he is facing three fell hi charges. >> -- felony charges. >> wow, wearing the superman cape. >> to serve and protect your members. >> exactly, an addendum. >> you are charged with prservi the bay area with warm temperature is a gen today. >> we will have warm weather and get out and enjoy warm sunshine at the bay bridge. mostly clear skies to start and cool mornings the next several

days. it's 49 degrees in san francisco. 46 degrees in the peninsula. the south bay at 44 degrees. let's get a closer look. 43 degrees at san a rosa and novato, 50 degrees. we will stay with the jet stream taking all the showers and it also brought in beneficial snow for the sierra. look how warm the temperature is the next few days. squaw valley and alpine meadows, up to 54 today and 57 tomorrow. look at the summit, snow pack at 164 inches. at the base, it's 70 inches but unfortunately some will be me melting. we have warm temperatures in the south bay. the warmest day of the week is tomorrow, 76 degrees, 74 in peninsula. we will have it coming back down

a couple degrees on friday. a few clouds mixing in, in the north bay. 76 degrees on thursday and 71 on friday. as we head to the weekend, we will have some cooler temperatures. it stays dry, as we go into the next few days, today, we'll have 60s along the immediate coast, 70s for the inland areas and see a little bit of shift in those temperatures with more widespread 70s tomorrow and more 60s moving back in, as we head to friday afternoon. this weekend we will have widespread 60s and a few spots below 70s, like the peninsula and tri-valley and south bay and leading us to wet weather that will arrive here as we get ready to start the new week. another look at the forecast coming up. mike gives us a look at what's happening as you head out the door for that commute right now. >> that's right. we have our eyes on the south bay because of that crash. 280. officers say they're clearing it very quickly and we will see if we can bring video for you.

one lane blocked, no slowing here. traffic north bay does slow for san jose. it does not slow considerably past the two crash, i bite my tongue because i just saw the sensors change. you see the moffet airfield right there. i will show you the north bay for the south bay direction, no surprises coming down. it curve s and i will try to ge you that picture again. no problems on the golden gate bridge. back to you. shocking video of an explosion inside a pot shop. >> changes and everyone is not happening and how it will impact your photo feed. warriors trying to extend their already historic home winning streak to 50 games. they get some red meat thrown their way, new york knickerbockers, we one of the

worst teams in the nba. tip off, 7:30. the take away for another wild night of the presidential race, a clean sweep for hillary clinton, marco rubio is out after losing florida. donald trump and raising the chances of a rare contested convention. john kasich joins us live. jennifer garner will be here to talk faith, family and her emotional new movie. how do you top rapping with the president. the man behind broadway's hottest ticket goes one-on-one with jenna bush hager. when we see you on "today." new shocking video this morng

of an explosion at a medilmarij the flames left two employe severely burned. shocking video to show you after a shocking explosion at medical marijuana shop. it left an employee severely bu burned. it happened last year but they just released that video. the worker was using butane to extract thc from marijuana to make cannabis oil and it the room suddenly burst into flames and both men suffered third degree burns. google submitted a plan for a new campus located near its current headquarters asking to chop down more than 100 red road tr trees, google claiming they have

been damaged by the drought. many neighbors disagree. >> we need compromise. >> in the end there will be more vegetation in general on the site. they have not voted on that plan yet but said google will be required to plant trees native to the area. the fed wraps up a two-day long meeting today, chair janet yellin giving her report. they raised rates in december and said there may be more hikes later this year. instagram photo sharing site will begin testing a new algorithm. instead of placing them in:logical order they will place them similar to what you may want to see them similar to

facebook. >> as long as technology knows nor about us than we do. filing a patent to allow customers to do just that, al w allowing customers to take a photograph or video of themselves instead of using a password which can be easily forgotten or stolen. the amazon system asks you to take a photo and second photo moving your head or smiling or blinking to deter hackers. >> and allowing or aging gracef gracefully. >> there's your password, right there. an announcement that could alter the future of the united states. and the announcement for the nomination to replace the late supreme court justice scalia. i'm live at the second sh t shooting in berkeley in less than 24 hours. this time a man and woman left fighting for their lives while they search for the gunman,

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joining us. i'm u garcia cnon. =sam/2shot= (toss kari) brock a very good wednesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> a cold start to your day but

not how we will end it. a live look at the forecast from kari hall. >> temperatures dipping into the 40s across the bay area and light paty fog in parts of the bay elsewhere, mostly clear s skies, look at the highs today, up to 74 degrees in the north bay and south bay. 69 degrees in san francisco and east bay and peninsula and tri-valley looking at temperatures in the low 70s today. i'll detail how long this kind of weather lasts but i guess the south bay is recovering from the earlier crash, mike. >> yes. south bay 280 near moorpark, chp activity. the suv had rolled over, facing the wrong direction, minor injuries reported here, cleared quickly and there was no slowing in the last couple of minutes. north bay where we're seeing that commute build. the rest of the south bay. get a glichls mpse of the roadw

and speeds and the bay bridge no surprise, the metering lights are on. left approach, very good commute now. back to you. an update to breaking news, we've been following, shell casings marking the spot in berkeley that happened a half hour ago, police still in the arby b.a.r.t. station to protect the evidence. >> police have been at the active scene since early this morning and victims in critical condition. >> reporter: they're both fig fighting for their lives, the gunman still on the run. let me set the scene for what police believe happened here. a man and a woman sitting in that white car with the doors open mostly residential area. the windows appear to be shot out at 1:00 in the morning. for whatever reason the two victims don't call 911. the man shot several times to ask for help and the woman around 1:20 in the morning,

dropped off at the hospital in oakland. the primary focus for homicide investigators meantime is to catch whoever was behind this double shooting. police looking for the gunman for yesterday's shooting. one person critically shot near university. we do not know the condition of the victim this morning. we do know police issued a shelter in place for that gunman and lifted it hours later at night and know that did not happen in this neighborhood the search continues again for both gunmen with no arrests made in either shooting. stephanie chuang, today in the bay. thank you. new this morning in about 90 minutes, president obama will facebo officially announce his supreme court nominee and said it's his duty to replace for the late justice antonin scalia. >> it will happen in the rose garden at 8:00 a.m. >> we don't know who it is but

have a short list and e-mail preview from the president this morning saying he's looking for someone or was looking for someone independent minded with credenti credentials, a master of the law, someone who believes in a limited role of the court. that could appeal to republicans who say that the president has appointed activist justices and also someone who understands these decisions are not just theory, they have an impact on real life. the president will have to convince congress to try to at least hold a hearing. republicans here have vowed they will not do that. he needs 14 republicans just to move forward on this. who's on the short list? a couple judges on the d.c. court of appeals including the chief and one from california, paul watford, who was confirmed previously with the support of nine republicans. watford is on the california court of appeals, from the bay area. he does have something against him. the chair of the senate

judiciary committee, chuck grassley, has spoken against him in the past. born and raised in california and could certainly be on that short list. we're waiting in about an hour and a half to find out exactly who the president will name and also this morning, as we hear from the senate, whether or not they'll even give this person a hearing and whether or not it will come up for an up or down vote. >> they may not. thank you. decision 2016, donald trump halfway towards that nomination and hillary clinton pulling away from bernie sanders. >> a clean sweep for clinton last night while the republican field now down to three after trump won in florida. >> right. it might seem things are getting easier for donald trump. we have exit polls that show it's not over yet for nontrump loving republicans. the field down to three after marco rubio dropped out after losing his home state of florida. con kasich won ohio and promises

to stay in the race until the republican convention despite pressure for him to drop out. ta at donald trump talked about the d ads an hillary clinton talked about the gravity of the campaign. >> can you explain it? i can't. my numbers went up. i don't understand. nobody understands it. >> the next president will walk into the oval office next january, sit down at that desk and start making decisions that will affect the lives and livelihoods of everyone in this country, indeed everyone on this planet. >> although clinton has now nearly the double number of delegates bernie sanders does he is vowing to remain in the race. more than half the voters in florida, ohio, and north carolina picked someone other than donald trump. that is fueling the talk the party could choose someone else at their convention in july. here's speaker of the house,

paul ryan, in an exclusive interview on cnbc. >> people say, what about the contested convention? i said, well, there are a lot of people running for president. we'll see. who knows? >> who knows. could he be the nominee? ryan did not say yes and did not say no either. >> we will see. no much to follow. what is next, next week, arizona and utah head to the polls on march 22nd and then d.c. on the 26th. a month after that. connecticut, delaware, pennsylvania and rhode island. the nomination might already be determined by then. >> kidnapping survivor jaycee dugard, now on the losing end of a lawsuit. the ninth court of appeals held the federal government cannot be responsible for her abduction in 1991, held cabti tivtive for 18 before she was ultimately arrested from an antioch backyard in 2009.

he was a parolee and dugard sued saying the federal government should have revoked his parole prior to her kidnapping. more details what finally led up to the kidnapping and a basketball coach and the university released a report showing the coach sent the woman text messages filled with sexual in due endo. according to the report he tr k tricked her going to his place where he propositioned for sex. he said he was being playful and not sexually harassing her. a san francisco nightclub closing its doors to the public after a popular d.j. was stabbed outside the court. it happened in the tenderloin neighborhood. the victim, a 29-year-old also an analyst for apple, no one charged with his death. the "san francisco chronicle" reporting the nightclub surrendered its liquor license and entertainment permit but the

club is still open for private events. crews are still in the process of restoring pe ining p service it happened days after a sinkhole suddenly opened up after heavy rain. about 2500 customers lost gas service, crews fanned out across the area to restore that service and they had to go door-to-door and turn on each home's gaslight individu individually. the only ones still without gas are residents that have not been home. >> you feel bad for the residents. it's been cold. how do you start your day without that? >> temperatures warm up as we go through the day. it is cool to start but a much better afternoon, evening warmer than yesterday. 44 degrees in san jose and san francisco and 49 degrees in oakland. looking at highs today, 72 degrees in gilroy.

half moon bay, 65 degrees, embarcadero, 69 degrees and 68 in napa. 70s in hayward today and it will be the warmest day of the week, heading into that tomorrow and more sunshine. we'll talk about that next chance of rain in the forecast coming up in 10 minutes. let's get an update on the morning commute with mike. >> we start with san rafael southbound picking up volume in the last five minutes. let's look at the map and we don't see a lot of problems, there's a blip from green to yellow. the east shore speedway, activity near the arby b.a.r.t. station. we're following that with the closure we told you about. 680 toward fremont and northbound routeses through the south bay and 11 and ellis because of an earlier crash. there's the volume building. back to you. >> thank you.

it is 6:39, a man flashes a 13-year-old girl on the peninsula. the suspect police want you to take a close look at. >> a potentially hazardous problem facing a san francisco state park and saying it is time for the city to roll out a solution. janet yellin wrapping up a two-day fed meeting today, whether she will raise the rates. the markets kind of flat today, down 13 points so far.

a follow up now.. =laura/2ot= on a school maot that's dividin this morning- studentst san lor a follow-up on a school mascot dividing the community and they know longer will have the rebel guy as their mascot. >> last night, the school voted anonymously to ditch the rebel guy. the mascot had caused a stir for years. now the community has the task what to do about the rebel name. >> the name rebel is directly tied into slavery, directly tied into rape and torture and hanging. >> please keep the rebels. i am telling you, this is something every student at the school is connected with. if you get rid of "the rebel" there goes our brand. >> i remember what it was like when it wasn't rebel guiy and

colonel red and they ran the confederate flag up and down the football field and i remember seeing the flag on letterman jackets and i thought, wow, this is 1994, why am i seeing it? a passionate conversation to be had. school board officials say they will take their time picking the next mascot and the community will be involved in that process. it is 6:44, a palo alto neighborhood is on edge after a 13-year-old girl is flashed by a stranger. officers say he exposed himself monday night in the professorville neighborhood. police admit they heard several reports of people being approached on the streets. people say the area is safe. >> kids walk the dog by themselves and we feel pretty comfortable. one time i fell off my bicycle and someone driving by on the other side of this road pulled over and helped me. i feel like it's this kind of

neighborhood. >> police are asking neighbors to give a call if they see anything suspicious. they say crime doesn't pay but it does pay to fight crime. four people will share a 150, 0 $150,000 reward for the capture of two prison escapees. remember this story? a san francisco homeless man will get the bulk of that reward money, 100,000 dollars to be specific. he recognized these two inmates and followed them into an mcdonald's in san francisco, back in january. the 55-year-old flagged down police officers when he noticed them. the three convicted felons escaped from a santa ana prison and fled from the bay area. one inmate drove back to orange county where he turned himself in. avoiding the stink is the hardest trick for skate others to pull off at a san francisco skate park. it draws the crowds and they need a bathroom break after a few hours. there isn't a restroom at the skate. they say they can smell now where the most popular pit stops

are. a man fed up with stinky skating posted a video showing him sc b scrubbing the pavement and asking them to sign the petition asking city hall to install a restroom. >> most people go behind that tri angle in the corner. like our own community designated bathroom and other people go right here. where could we go! >> notice the reporter stayed far away. people live near the park and the issue is spilling to the neighborhood. maybe a portapotty? >> there's that urinal, they're marking their spots at the park. san francisco supervisors throwing support to dog owners howling mad over the plan to reduce park access for their 4 legend friends. >> now in the works to limit dog access in all golden gate national recreation locations including golden beach, lands

end and two others. no action expected to be taken before may. >> you go out there with your fury friends. have a party. >> good day to walk the dog everyday. >> everyday. we will have warm weather. a live look at the golden gate bridge, beautiful day to start the day. a little bit of light in the sky and cool temperatures to start and warming up as we go through the day. the 7-day forecast coming up at the bottom of the screen. you get to see how long we get to keep this warm weather and sunshine. looking at the microclimates, 42 in the bay and 43 degrees and silver creek valley, 46. we had that rain streaming into the bay area, now that it shi shifted farther to the north we

see the clouds in the su subtropical moisture in the pacific and moving to seattle and portland now and that is where it will stay. no changes here. we will also see the temperatures warming up each day. in livermore, we start out in the mid 40s, up to 60 degrees 11:00, noon, beautiful weather to take the lunch outside. 64 degrees as you ride home. windows down and sunglasses on. 65 degrees at 9:00. in the south bay, mid-70s and in the lower 60s and 70s in the peninsula. in san francisco, up to 69 degrees tomorrow, a few more clouds in the mix on friday and that will help our temperatures stay down a couple degrees. we will have a change in the pattern as we go to the weekend. for now, we have this area of high pressure blocking that rain and keeping it well to the north. as we go to the next several day, clear and mild weather this

weekend, we start to see more clouds moving in, especially sunday. high temperatures reaching the mid-60s and 70 degrees in the peninsula and 71 degrees in the tri-valley. no rain just yet. rain look likes it holds off until monday and our next chance of getting measurable rain in the bay area. let's get an update what a's happening on the roadway, an update from mike. >> nothing big. we want to keep it that way. we have a build north 101 and 680. coming through hose san jose an capital, a crash and 887 no s w slowing. and silicon valley out of san jose. 680 and 880 south towards fremont and no surprises towards the san mateo or dumbarton brid bridges. slowing for highway 24 off the

walnut interchange and there's the mar rag go closure. and over near the ashby b.a.r.t. station. >> that's right. they had that big sinkhole at moraga even before the last round of big storms. recent rains made the problem even worse. >> pothole repairs a priority in san jose right now. this spray injection truck is making the rounds, a one man operation and no need for an entire patching crew and means the road doesn't have to be closed and works pretty fast, pretty key right now. >> certainly after a rainstorm, the number of calls we get will double or triple. >> locals say endlessly fixing potholes is a band-aid solution. the transportation department acknowledges many streets need full repaving jobs but a bigger weath budget is needed for that kind of overhaul. >> a lot of work for one man.

>> fun in that truck. we have a local dilemma, teacher versus pupil. >> squaring off on the sidelines, hall of fame coach jennifer vandermeer guidedaziz who guidedaziz -- guided azy when she was player. now they will face each other. >> we have truce emendous respe for one another. >> i texted her when we first made the tournament. i said, damn, you know, why do we have to play each other. i want to be cheering for her. >> that was a very sweet thing to say. >> stanford is the fourth seed and will host the 13th seeded team this saturday at 6:00 p.m. at maples pavilion. a painful day as today marks four years since sierra lamar vanished while on her way to school. how people plan to honor her

today and beyond. happening right now, president obama is set to announce his supreme court nomination. that is scheduled for 8:00 a.m. our time, about an hour. nbc will issue a special report. if you're not near a tv we are streaming the whole thing on our website. already streaming, governor brown responding to donald trump's idea to build a wall at the mexican border coming in the form of a joke even brown admits goes a little too far. a link that story on our facebook page. one last check of the day'topstf

6:55. welcome back. one last check of today's top stories before we send you to the "today" show. a double shooting out of berkeley. >> good morning. we just got an update just now from berkeley police who say this double shooting does appear to be a targeted one. there was a man and woman appeared to have been inside a car parked at tremont blocks from the arby b.a.r.t. station just after one this morning when nearly a dozen evidence markers show police found many bullet casings, a man shot several times ended up on someone's porch asking for help and a

woman around 1:20 in the morning dropped off at the hospital. both suffered serious injuries and fighting for their lives. they're trying to determine who's behind this double sho shooting as well as the motive. this is the second shooting in less than 24 hours. the sergeant calling this very uncharacteristic for there to be two shootings in such a short period of time and trying to find out who was behind this one as well as yesterday morning on the northside of town. stephanie chuang. live here in morgan hill, four years ago today, 15-year-old sierra lamar left to catch the school bus at this intersection behind me a couple blocks behind me. and they launched a search to try to find her remains. the santa clara sheriff's office believes lamar was abducted and

killed by garcia torres. the grand jury has indicted the man in her murder and his trial is scheduled to start next month april 25th. his attorneys tried to get the indictment thrown out because of what they said were bad instructions given to the grand jury. the judge denied that request to commemorate the fourth anniversary of her disappearance, friends and family and volunteers will mount another search charges saturday at 9:15. in the newsroom, a clean sweep for hillary clinton who won all five primaries last night. she now has more than double the number of delegates senator bernie sanders and about 65% she needs to clench the nomination. on the republican side, donald trump came out on top overall handing marco rubio an embarr s embarrassing loss in his home state of florida. ohio voted for their governor,

john kasich, promising to remain in the race. ted cruz won no primary last night. on cnbc, speaker of the house, paul ryan, did not rule out accepting that nomination at the convention this summer. >> people say, what about the contested convention? i said, well, there are a lot of people running for president. we'll see. who knows? >> ryan didn't say yes but didn't say no either which is what he said before he was speaker of the house. a presidential candidate being noncommittal. imagine that. a politician. >> i just noticed he was dri drinking guinness. tomorrow is the day the leprechauns come out. >> don't pinch me. >> oh kari right now, it's so-called outside. again, the second day. >> yes. we will have another cool morning, warm afternoon, 41 degrees in the north bay, patchy fog and nothing but sunshine

today very pleasant and high is in the upper 60s to mid-70s. what about that morning commute? >> no surprises, great news. a live shot to give you a feel for what things are like. if you're not usually driving this, fine through berkeley, slowing from richmond to the bay bridge, toll plaza where the lights are on. westbound taillights starting to jam up off the toll plaza he heading to the peninsula and watch the dumbarton bridge. that picks up the later commute. and palo alto, no problem, getting more traffic but no s w slowing in the south bay i sh showed you a little earlier, north bay starting to build. technic typical. >> there you go. >> back to 7:25 with a live update. >> major news in an hour and a

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