shooting in berkeley within 24-hours. why police say it's not a random act, two developing stories at noon. a second shooting in berkeley within the last 24 hours. why police say it is not a random act and the search for that shooter. plus, within the past couple of hours, chp confirms

the man wanted in a hit-and-run crash in castro valley is in custody. >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. chp believes 29-year-old daniel morris was the driver of a stolen black ford fusion that struck a boy as he was walking with his grandmother and brother last monday. officers say morris kept going, crashed a car into a pole and ran off. the 6-year-old boy was left with injuries so severe he may lose his legs. more coming up at 5:00. our second big story, two people are fighting for their lives after being shot in berkeley this morning. it's the second shooting in the city in less than 24 hours. anne makovec reports, they don't appear to be random. >> reporter: you can see the glass from several broken car windows still on the sidewalk at the scene of this morning's shooting. the shooter still on the loose. it was just after 1:00 a.m. when police got reports of gunshots five-day forecast near

tremont and prince. when they got here they found this car nearby a man and woman in their 20s in critical condition. >> it doesn't appear to be random. >> reporter: on the window of the car stickers for the ridesharing companies uber and lyft. >> as to whether or not either parties involved were drivers for either company, we don't know that at this point. >> reporter: lyft sent us a statement saying, we are actively reaching out to the driver to provide assistance and stand ready to support in any way we can. in morning's shooting was two miles from a the shooting in broad daylight yesterday. it was just before noon a man was shot here on delaware and san pablo. no arrests have been made in a crime police describe as targeted. we talked to neighbors who weren't shocked. >> it's not great but then again i'm not too concerned. >> common stuff every day. >> reporter: police say this kind of activity is unusual in berkeley. there have already been nine shootings so far this year.

last year, it was 13 total. >> we'll get the information and see if it's going to change how -- what strategies we are going to use to approach deployment of our officers. >> reporter: police aren't hearing suspect descriptions in either case. in berkeley, anne makevoc, kpix 5. chp is investigating a shooting on 880 near richmond parkway in the eastbound lanes. a woman told the chp a green toyota was alongside her car when a passenger rolled down a window and pointed a gun at her, he then fired several rounds into the air. nobody was injured. the incident have been hang on interstate 80 since november between berkeley and pinole. two of the shootings were fatal. let's take you outside. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza looking like the morning commute. traffic backed up in the maze after a motorcycle crash on the upper deck about 9 a.m.

the crash temporarily blocked two lanes near the fremont street exit in the city. one person was taken to the hospital. happening today, a city advisory committee will hear a plan that would make it harder for san jose landlords to raise rents. the proposal would tie annual rent to inflation. landlords would not be able to hike rents past the consumer price index each year. that number typically between .7% and 2.8%. right now, the cap is 8%. also on today's agenda, pot. kpix 5 reporter kiet do on the marijuana rules being reconsidered in san jose. >> reporter: san jose has some of the toughest marijuana laws in the state. but the one that has the industry grumbling the most is the requirement that they can only sell what they grow on site. but that can all soon be changing. that's because councilmember has written a memo to the rules committee requesting san jose hold off an enforcing the law until state law is more clear.

he says it looks like california is moving away from requiring on site growing and san jose should wait to see how it shakes out. san jose's law started in 2014 as a way to the battle sales to recreational users. but many dispensaries went out of business and those that are left are warehouses or operating illegally. councilmember ash cholera joined us via facetime. >> we want to make sure that as the state moves forward, that we're making regulations that are sensible and consistent with state rules while still maintaining local control to keep our communities safe. >> i support many of the elements of the councilman's proposal. i think the details need to be hashed out. >> reporter: the rules committee meets today at town hall at 2 p.m. kiet do, kpix 5. new details this noon about president obama's pick for the supreme court. 63-year-old merrick garland became chief judge of the u.s. court of appeals in washington, dc in 2013. he is a respected liberal.

born in chicago. he graduated from harvard law school. if confirmed he would re replace justice antonin scalia who died last month. >> this is the greatest honor of my life other than my wife agreeing to marry me 28 years ago. for me there could be no higher public service than serving as a member of the united states supreme court. >> well, that move sets up a likely showdown with republican leaders who will block any action until the november elections. now on to the race for the white house. votes are still being counted in missouri but as cbs reporter don champion shows us, no matter the outcome, tuesday was a big night for hillary clinton and donald trump. >> reporter: donald trump now has more than half of the delegates needed to win the republican presidential nomination. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: north carolina, illinois and florida were all big wins for trump. but his loss to john kasich in

ohio creates an obstacle for the president obama. trump's rivals are trying to prevent the front-runner from clinching the nomination before the convention. >> and get to cleveland where the convention will be held and then have a convention fight. but even in that strategy for john kasich he has somebody in front of him, ted cruz. >> reporter: cruz is still second in the delegate count. on the democratic side, hillary clinton scored a string of wins giving her a commanding delegate lead. but bernie sanders remains determined and defiant. he campaigned in phoenix last night ahead of next week's arizona primary. don champion, cbs news, miami. >> and this just in, fox newschannel is canceling a republican debate after donald trump declined to participate. john kasich's campaign also pulled out. it was scheduled to happen in salt lake city on monday night. a new bill would give california college students no excuses come november's election. assembly member david chiu presents the student voting act

today at the city college of san francisco's chinatown campus. the bill would kick off automated voter registration for eligible students once they have enrolled in classes at a california public college. . less than an hour from now san francisco's supervisors will discuss a new plan to reimburse businesses that were affected by super bowl activities last month. although the game itself was held in santa clara, san francisco hosted a lot of super bowl-related events causing street closures and a lot of gridlock traffic-wise. supervisor aaron peskin has proposed a super bowl 50 impact fun to help businesses that suffered. a city by subway shutdown is crippling the commute for dc workers. the cause behind that and just how long it's expected to last. coming up. >> plus, the atf operation connected to "el chapo" months before his capture. >> adding a new menu item what

starbucks is adding in time for spring and when you can buy it. >> did somebody say spring? spring officially arrives on saturday night here in the bay area. these are the last few days of winter. but it doesn't feel like it. we have spring-like conditions and i have your forecast coming up as the news continues right here on kpix 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

condition... after he was st during a chase in fort wort texas. yesterday afternoon two officers tried to pull overn s-u-v. a police officer is in critical condition after being shot during a chase in fort worth, texas. yesterday afternoon two officers tried to pull over appear suv to serve felony warrants on a man. investigators say the man and his son sped off before abandoning the car and running into a wooded area. that's when the suspects began

shooting at the officers. >> this job is tough. we don't sign up for being shot, though. and i can tell you that the for is very lucky at this time. >> officer matt pierce was shot several times. the suspect was killed. his son was arrested and is facing charges including murder. much of the southeast portion of texas is under a state disaster declaration. this is all due to severe flooding from rain-swollen rivers in the area. there are also a lot of flooding problems in louisiana which promised officials to close a freeway in both directions at the texas state line. parts of st. tammany parish were hit hard by the floodwaters. many people there have gone through similar situation before. >> the difference this time is that it came in really fast. we thought it wasn't going to be like this. >> some people in the area say the problem is made much worse by people from outside the region showing up to sightsee.

service to the nation's second largest subway system is shut down today due to safety concerns. official in washington, dc made the decision to inspect all cables on the metro system following a tunnel fire on monday. the shutdown is expected to last until tomorrow morning. and as you can imagine, it's creating congestion on the roads. some city buses are up to a half-hour late. starbucks adding cherry blossom frappucino to the menu, strawberries, cream, with chocolate sauce. you can see get it starting sunday. perfect timing because that's the first full day of spring. and it's about 3,000 calories. [ laughter ] >> it is. but i bet it's good. >> michelle, are you ready to be on the hot seat? >> this is to show a little solidarity with the 49 champion

shellers studying hard for this week for the bay area spelling bee. >> i'm ready. >> it's a bear in sri lanka. a type of bear. the word is balu. >> never heard it. it's a common bear of indian sri lanka that has long black hair very large claws it's also called a sloth bear because of its sloth -- the baloo bear is also called a sloth because it moves slowly. >> okay, b-a-l-u? not o? u. >> that doesn't look right ear. >> are you happy with that but i'll go with it.

>> is that your final answer? >> i guess. [ laughter ] that's easier to spell than this young boy's name! let's see how our student did, that's [ non-english language ] from the stratford school in santa clara. here's the word. >> b-a-l-o-o. bhaloo. [ who knows ] >> anyway, you were very close. would you have gotten it if it had been -- >> probably not. >> bha? bah? whatever! >> you can see the oral we know saturday and the noon on kbcw, cw 44/cable 12. and live streamed to our website, cbssf.com. here's a chief for the student from her classmates at stratford school. [ chanting ] whoo!

wall street >> i was going to go with a swath bear. [ indiscernible ] >> what the heck was that? sloth. let's check in with jim one of our weather watchers. jim is in napa. he has been reporting 67 degrees. the pollen count is going up. oh, my poor eyes. you were so spot on there, jim. pollen count today is at medium to high levels. it will go down just slightly tomorrow with less wind but boy, medium to high all week long. you have been forewarned. this is our live weather camera looking toward the golden gate bridge and you can tell, the wind is very slight at this moment. there you have it on the fly. we have nothing but blue skies.

temperatures into the 60s across the board from san jose at 65 to the north 65 degrees also in santa rosa. here's what you need to know today. sunny and mild. visibility is unlimited. tomorrow is going to pan out to be the warmest day of the workweek and about half inch of rain is expected on monday. right now, the coast is clear. they are banking off the ridge of high pressure. the jet stream is flowing well into the pacific northwest diverting the state of california. tahoe report in heavenly you can anticipate pristine conditions. the california site to the nevada site the views are beautiful. ski report:

today's high, 60s and 70s. well above average. in fact, outside number today 76 degrees. thursday flirting with 80. benign weather through sunday. we have also the rain on monday. oakland running festival takes place on sunday morning. we step off about 7:10. 57 degrees. i got to tell you, i have run five out of six of these festivals. never before have we had such great weather. and oh!! speaking of great weather? it's the luck of the irish. that's tomorrow. >> 17th. >> roberta o-gonzales is forecasting -- >> i'll wear green. >> yeah. >> i'll just -- [ overlapping speakers ] the academy awards is making changes in r e to complaints. what it is now let's check wall street this day before st. patrick's day. i missed that. [ laughter ] >> we are having a good day on the 16th of march up over 100.

she is calling me garcia! the academy awards -- yes -- is making changes in response to complaints. what it is now doing and hopes to become more diverse. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪

♪ botched gun-smuggling opera. the justice department conf: a 50-caliber rifle recovered one of the firearms found at "el chapo"'s hideout was based to a drug smuggle separation? >> the .50-caliber rifle recovered after the mexican drug lord's arrest in january

has been tied to fast and furious an atf operation in which the agency allowed gun runners to buy weapons in hopes of tracking them and disrupting gun smuggling rings. the group that runs the academy awards is making some moves in response to complaints that major nominees have not been racially diverse. the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences has added three new governors to the board. they are regal hud land, gregory nava and jennifer nelson. in addition, the academy appointed six minority members to other leadership positions. tonight cbs will premier a spinoff from "criminal minds." >> all happens tonight. "criminal minds" beyond borders is about fbi agents who go to other countries to rescue americans in danger while abroad. i asked two of the show's stars about all the travel involved. >> in our hearts, we travel. >> in our hearts. >> but in actuality it's the work of amazing set designers and artists who work so hard to

create these locations for us. i was just blown away by how talented they are. i lived in thailand for a while and you lived overseas for a while. >> mm-hm. >> i couldn't tell the difference. >> we walk on the set and constantly stare at each other and go how do they do this? >> it's all filmed in l.a., believe it or not. gary sinese, also stars. it airs tonight at 10:00 on channel 5. it's a great mix to add to your stir fry. fresh grocer tony tantillo has today's tip of the day. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be with orange bell peppers. they are so great. i have done tips on yellow, red, green. but i haven't done tips on orange bell peppers in a long time and they are one of my favorites. they are not local so they are expensive. selection and storage is important. give you a tip on cooking them. when you buy them, nice bright orange color all the way around. the crown, free from any

shriveling whatsoever and stem has to be green. and heavy for their size. thick walls. bring them home, in the refrigerator right away. now, when you saute with this bell pepper and you mix it with the red or the green, put these in last. they are so mild they will break down much faster. so put in green, then red, then orange, and your bell pepper will taste great and cook evenly with the other two or three. and i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. ♪[ music ] ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

rapidly spreading disease. w scientists are testing an hl method to stop zika virus... that story and more at five. that's it for the k-p-i-x 5....news at noo afternoon. somethin in your kitchen could stop the zika virus. that and more at 5:00. >> that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,

♪ >> quinn: [ sighs ] take a hint. [ cellphone beeps ] >> liam: you ready for this? >> quinn: uh, i think so. >> liam: you think so? it's just some exercise, a little fresh air. >> quinn: i know. i know. i always micromanage everything, though. you know, i got to make sure all the details are exact. do we have sunscreen? >> liam: check. >> quinn: uh, water bottles? >> liam: check. >> quinn: and i want you to wear your -- your hat and your sunglasses 'cause you burn really easily, and i want you all covered up, okay? >> liam: you're always looking out for me. >> quinn: [ chuckles ] well, that's my jo