. family friends of a missing morgan hill teenager have been searching for her in the past ten years. the search is coming to an end. an announcement that is to be made this morning. a search leaves one man dead in a home of napa. who is joining the investigation into what happened. . good morning to you i'm claudine wong welcome to mornings on 2. >> i'm mike me back, good to be

back here. it was march 1st was the last time i sat with you rosemary. >> it's been awhile. >> rosemary, no days off. >> no days off. >> they were worried about you. >> hashtag day off for rosemary, i think we have one going. >> how have you been. >> i'm good. i missed you guys last weekend. this would be a good day to take the weather off. the warming trend continues. today will be the warmest day a little humid and muggy to for some. the official -- muggy for some. >> the official sunrise is coming at #:16. i'll show you a widespread and a little moisture within these clouds. we'll not see any rain at least not today. it's making you feel a little

muggy in the afternoons. you saw it yesterday and we'll see another go around today. we have 55 in oakland, 50 in novato and 57 in mountain view. clouds are overhead to lock in the heat from yesterday. we've got temperatures in the 50s, even in the low 60s for some areas as we get into the afternoon, a lot of 70s out there, do you see this stretch of orange, we have 80s in the forecast as well. have a look at san francisco and what you can expect for the st. patrick's day parade coming up. today is the final day for organized searches for sierra lamar. >> they've been looking for her for the past three years. she was 15 years old as a sophomore as she fan vanished one morning heading off to class. >> they're at the search center where the family will be making an announcement this morning

because they are suspending their search because there is nowhere else to look. >> this is where volunteers a little later on this morning will be gathering to start one of their regular saturday searches. this something going to be the last formal organized weekly search for clues in the disappearance of sierra lamar who went missing three years ago today. i have with me roger nelson, he's the volunteer search coordinator. you and some of the volunteers have been here week after week every saturday except for a few holidays for the last three years. i think people would find that dedication impressive. what brings you guys every week. >> i think it's a group of exceptional volunteers and it represents the best of the bay area, so the reason we're here is to bring sierra home to her family. if it provides some element of

closure that's the motivation. >> they're expected to make an announcement that they're suspending their regular saturday searches but you were telling me that doesn't mean the end of the search for her. >> it doesn't. what the family will announce, they're suspending the formal aspect of the searches. we're reaching out to the public for viable and specific information and tips and we'll still be receiving those and we'll be evaluating and acting on those tips. also should anything come out in the trial, that is helpful for us in our sips, than we can -- searches than we can reform as a passionate group. >> a man was charged with her murder, his trial has not begun yet. you're hoping once the trial starts more information will come out that will legal volunteers to more clues. >> yes, we'll be going on that information and three years of

our experience and hopefully that will assist in the process and have this be successful. >> thank you very much. the volunteer search coordinator. around 9:30 this morning is when they're expecting 50 volunteers, possibly more since this is the last formal search they'll be having a i lot of people will turn out for this. they're meeting at the morgan hill community center at monterrey and dunn. 9:30 is when the volunteers will head out again with the organized searches. claudine. >> thank you. we'll check back in with you in a bit. a napa county major crimes task force is investigating a deadly shooting in napa. >> it happened at 5:00 in the alda heights neighborhood near highway 121. >> that's where napa police had a home under surveillance, they were searching for a man with

drugs and he was 41. >> they heard gunshots and they saw plain clothed officers with the suspect on the ground. >> two had their guns drawn, one was standing over the guy and one was standing off to the side. >> our chopper took motorcycle the suspect had been riding on prior to the shooting. police are not commenting on what led up to that shooting, they say they did recover a gun belonging to the suspect. >> these are tragic for the individuals as well as for the family and officers involved. there's a ripple out effect. >> as standard procedure, the officer who opened fire is now on paid leave pending the results of the investigation. the office certificate a member of the police department special enforcement unit, there was another deadly police shooting in the same neighborhood back in 2010. >> there are new questions about security and the san

francisco airport following the breach. the san francisco district attorney says adrian santos was found on the tarmac on wednesday. she was trying to stowaway like the south bay teenager, another woman named marilyn hartmanman managed to get through security before she was caught. a spokesman said the community in this incident worked as it should. >> the guard observed the transient bypassing the gate arm at the vehicle check point and followed the proper procedures. >> post 9-11, every time there is a breach of our security at some point, it raises red light and we need to explore it and get better. >> sheep faces a fine of $1,000 and time in county jail. her trial is in the first week of april. they're looking for the

people who brutally beat this son. he two strangers approached and asked if he belonged to the gang and the strangers followed the boy to the parking lot they were asked if they belonged to a gang. after the teens once again said no, the strangers jumped them. christian was punched twice and fell down and smashed his head down on the ground. >> it's not what you remember your son as. he has tubes and machines feeding. >> after the attack, doctors are planning to bring him out of his coma and the mall caught the suspects on video, but did not catch the incident. a man suspected of being a

serial tagger, an 18-year-old andrew i can't bow is the suspected vandal sprays the words around the city. he was charged on 17 counts, a judge released him penneding a decision on whether or not to file charges. a mass protest is scheduled for today at justin her man plaza, many of the protestors will be protesting in the nude. the world naked bike ride takes off today. hundreds of people around the world will be protesting about dependency on oil. they'll take protestors through popular spots in the city, fisherman's work along the 'em bar codare owe and -- embarcodaro and other places. this starts at 11:30 and it will make its way down market

street down to center plaza. this parade runs two hours and focuses -- features irish bands. the navy band is in the parade. they'll be performing for us beginning in our 8:00 hour. police and firemen are joining in. this is the largest parade and it draws more than $100,000 people -- 100,000 people. this runs from 10 to 5. admission if you would like to go, is free. it will have live performances including a petting zoo and arts and crafts. you may not have realized this but today is pi day, pi day, and it's considered a once- in-a-lifetime pi day. >> all you mathematicians out

there. 3.14 is a ratio of a circumference to its diameter. >> it's considered pi day. if you continue to calculate pi, you can get the day month and year are all included in that. >> keep going then you get 3.14.15, 926 which means. 3/14/15 and again at 9:26 tonight we'll be part of a pi day that comes once every 100 years. >> how about that? >> that's exciting. >> and two museums are coming together. the computer history museum in mountain view will teach hoppy and computers -- how pi and

computers work. >> that exploratorium is holding pi day events. larry shaw held the first celebration in 1988 in san francisco, and the admission to the exploratorium is free today. also bart is also celebrating pi day by sharing some ways it uses the mathematical constant. bart uses pi for measurements for safety and water through pipes. when they had to recalculate surfacing, it turned to pi to save money. if you're on bart at 9:26, riders are encouraged to give out a cheer for pi. they'll be cheering on bart and why are they yelling? >> why are they yelling pi, but

whatever. >> we're going to go with it. all right 7:12. helping us all not waste a drop. the south bay high school students are getting national attention for their project on water conservation. are you ready for a little inc. the world's largest tatoo convention, what viewers weigh in on great tatoos and ones they regret. i'll line up the highs expected for your area this afternoon and where we may break records today coming up.

. a new system is being tested out in san jose that could prevent deaths if there is a campus shooting. with a small clicker they can

push a button to lock the door. it has 1200 pounds of resistance and it helps responders evaluate the situation. >> they could run down the hallways, see the condition of each classroom and focus their efforts where it's needed. the system can be linked to classroom security cameras, a feature well liked by police. it's being tested at the church school in san jose. many of the schools could soon follow depending on the number of classrooms, the system can cost $50,000 to install and operate. a new bart survey shows harmony between bart riders and bicyclists, they allowed bicycl bicycles on the bart transportation. they say there's enough room in

the cars. they're hoping that bikes will be left at the train station. they will be allowed to carry them on board. there's safety lockers and parking spots. according to the contra costa times, the caramel partners is in contract to buy space that includes a full block where cost plus has its headquarters. the development is expected to be a mid rise apartment complex with 300 units, because the property is within the oakland's waterfront warehouse district which is listed on the national register of historic processes, it must go through the environmental review. >> the largest convention is under way at the cow palace the. it will be through 7:00 tonight. it features 300 of the top tatoo and piercing artist.

it takes place from 7 to 10pm and it has give aways and human suspensions. we put this out on body art expo and asked people to send us their biggest tatoo regrets. there were a lot of people pointed out they have tatoos they're proud of. we wanted to go through some of them with you. rob has a beautiful picture of a baby there on the left you, tap on that. and on the right was supposed to be the. >> the same baby you see the flower. >> it's the image of the baby on his body, just a bit outside. >> he apparently called this voldomor. >> she's beautiful. >> that's really nice. let's go to this peter's, look before you leap. i wish i could pull this back

there. it's looking look a dragon. one more time. there's a little bit of a delay. >> we got it again. we were having a -- let's go to -- oh, we lost it. >> fortunately not mine, he said this happens, too often, i think every time it does happen, when they spell something wrong or they don't -- >> is that that's where it went big last time. >> maybe claudine has the magic touch. >> let's try one more. amanda, flower, she says i don't have any bad tatoos here is my newest one, i love it. it's really pretty. it's a feather. those are some of them. we'll work on getting this straightened out. rosemary, do you have egress or do you have a tatoo. >> not something that i want to talk about. >> which means, we know what it

means. >> i don't have one. >> i don't either, yet. >> good morning, we've got cloudy skies outside of our door this morning. it will feel humid once again, how about a beautiful view, sun on its way and already brightening the sky, we have the official sunrise coming in a few minutes, 7:23 for the san francisco area. this ridge of high pressure is going to be locking in over the bay area. this will bring us records low to mid-80s this afternoon. yesterday some areas reached at salinas broke a record yesterday reaching the mid-80s. this moisture continues to roll over the bay area. we have storms riding north of the ridge. we're not seeing any rain out of this. we may see a few sprinkles tomorrow. we have again, just all in moisture, that's going to linger over us. yesterday it felt humid late in

the afternoon, it's going to happen again for today. all those clouds will continue to move through. we're now here into sunday morning, notice the rain line is well to the north. the models are having a hard time picking up on any possibility of a few scattered showers, north of the golden gate on sunday, we may have the possibility of light passing showers now and depend. we'll be tracking it today with the clouds overhead, temperatures are warm and unseasonably warm yesterday. we're starting out in the 50s, oakland 55 degrees, 54 in concord, you're one of the cooler spots at 48, palo alto and freemont checking in in the low 50s. going out for the parade, it's going to be a beautiful one in san francisco. we've got temperatures in the upper 60s by noontime. low 70s expected for the second half of the afternoon. as we get around in the region, 76, 77 in vallejo, 76 for oakland and 73 for san

francisco. these numbers 5 to 10 and 15 above the seasonal average. and the standing record at the oakland airport is 77. we're close to breaking that. we're in five to 8 degrees of breaking records today. mountain view 82, 82 for san jose and loss combat owes, the extended forecast, expected or extended, i'm not sure, what we're expecting for the future here, we've got temperatures beginning to fall off as early as tomorrow leaving in just a chance for a sprinkle. it looks to remain north of the golden gate, north of i-80 depending on where you live. we're dry with increasing clouds for tuesday and wednesday, and temperatures are remaining in the mid- to upper 70s. >> okay. a beautiful shot there behind you. the sunrise. thank you rosemary. >> perfect.

a real life foot loose story, a story you want to follow if you want to do a little dancing in maui. look at that little guy, the short list of names for these two penguin chicks.

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. a fish that used to be abundant in the san francisco bay estuary can soon become extinct.

this is a smelt, they have a long snout. they are among the most rare. removing the under water pillars of the old bay bridge will pay 1 to 2% of the remaining population, that will have a tremendous impact on the fish and it will be a count down to extinction. >> they recommend leaving it alone, birds can nest on top and the fish can be left alone. the female and male pair hatched in november will be joining adult boards in the colony. they came up with names for them to come up. the feel mail names include.

in ori peanut and tell louisiana the winning names will be anonned on wednesday march 5th. newman society is looking for hungarian innovators. this event starts at 9:00 this morning at historic general mills mansion. it was founded by hungarian innovators in the silicon valley. you can find a link to that on ktvu.com. look for it under the web links session on our home page. one year of water left. that's what one person is saying about the water supply. and what the water control board is doing this week. and a pack of coors light is -- >> and president obama takes

down his critics including jimmy kimmel's mean tweets and more reaction about the harsh and humerus words. some of us are pouring into the '80s, we'll have a look at the current conditions and what you can expect for the second half coming up.

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. here's a look at some of

the top stories we're following you this morning. an investigation is under way into a deadly police shooting in the city of napa. an officer shot and killed a 41- year-old suspect yesterday. they were serving a warrant against him on drug and gun charges they've not released the identity of the suspect. the officer does belong to the napa police department special enforcement unit. a person is in a medically induced coma, christian rasmer and his friend and two young men were asked if they were in a gang and they were asked twice and then they were beaten. no arrests have been made. a missing morgan hill teenager sierra was missing after she was going to catch a bus every day. they looked for her every day.

they scaled back to twice a week and then once a week. they have no other places to look, they're calling off the weekly searches today. it's shy of the third anniversary of the disappearance. that's located at central high school. we're at the center this morning. aali is there following the development. there's a new conference later this morning. we'll dip into the news conference once it starts in 90 minutes from now. the man who is charged with killing sierra is going to be in court coming up in may. prosecutors are confident that they have enough evidence to prove that he killed her. they found her dna in his car. we are still a few days away rosemary from st. patrick's day and people are celebrating, they have the big

parade in san francisco and other cities celebrating, and in chicago, the tradition, there's a live picture and a reporter from the camera they died it green and it's a nice tradition, have you ever been to chicago? >> no. >> i was trying to pull out information to that river. that dates back to 1962. i was just trying to read up how they dye the river, i was pulled away to come to do weather. >> that was me and the producer. >> maybe we can read up on that and let you know how they dye that river. >> it should be a beautiful day in the city. >> 70s, you got it mike. giving you a live look here. all the cloud cover overhead, we ton with this pattern. it feels a little humid out there for some. the mickey white sky at times and a gorgeous sunrise, we have a little rain over northern california, we have a ridge of

high pressure that will deflect any rain today. we'll have very warm temperatures. some of us may break a record this afternoon. 55 degrees in walnut creek, 48 in napa, 50 in novato and 57 in sfo. very mild if you're stepping oud outdoors, it may feel muggy. 59, and 54 at the foster city. for the afternoon temperatures ranging from the upper 60s to the coast. and if you go to the parade and the afternoon, and the festivities afterwards, low 80s concord, livermore and down to morgan hill, today will be the warmest day, we'll fin cooling down as early as tomorrow, we'll be above average, we'll begin to cool down, they could pick up scattered showers on sunday and i'll explain why and show you that coming up. >> a well-known scientist is saying the state of california has one year of supply of water

left. scientists warn the states needs to enforce tighter water restrictions and protect groundwater sources and the water resources control board will discuss recommendations by staff scientists for restrictions already in place. >> we're looking at new prohibition also to make sure restaurants are not serving water unless the customers are requesting it, the hotels and motels are giving guests the option of not having their sheets and towels laundered. >> east bay mud says its reservoirs are about 54% capacity, they've asked customers to cut water use by 15% and has only seen a 4% decrease in use. a team of high schoolers will be in a national science tech follow and engineering and math competition. 9 students designed a water system to reduce home water use by at least 20%.

it's called don't waste a drop. the students designed the system in their teachers backyard. >> waters from showers or sinks goes to our filter and to our collection tank, and from there it pumps the water to the toilet and the irrigation system. >> they move on in the competition and they'll be competing for $120,000 at the samsung solve for tomorrow competition. members of that group will be here live in the studio to tell us more about this project. >> a growing number of young athletes are getting hurt and doctors say the member is what's called single sporting, that's when a child focuses on one sport rather than participating in multiple activities. this is a story about helping

them get over injuries from one type of activity. >> you're going to land in the first place and go up as high as you can. >> it's cutting edge technology. >> you're going to go back and forth between the legs. >> wary using infrared cameras, force plates, 2ds the visual cameras. >> mapping out how 13-year-old daniel moves. >> you want to see these lines right here. the goal is simple, keep her from getting hurt. these days a growing number of young athletes are getting hurt and significantly. people here at the sports center say single sporting and overuse injuries are to blame. >> they're not involving themselves in other activities and that's where we get in trouble. 30million kids are participating in club sports. i think one third of those will present present with a serious injury at some point. the center is fending off

children's hospital and is the only center of its kind in california. >> this is a state of the art clinic. >> they focus on young athletes. >> it's just soccer. >> i hurt my self three months ago, i couldn't walk for three months. >> her back has started to hurt in the pool and out. >> i'm a swimmer and i swim all year round, so a lot of practice, it's two times a day, three times a week. >> here they rehab using anti- gravity machines. >> here's she fits in. >> originally invented for nasa. >> we can get people back quickly in an antigravity induced environment. she can run like a soccer player and work on fast type movements that have less impacts. >> i forgot how to run after

four months. >> they do exercises to see where the weaknesses are. >> knees are my number 1 complaint. >> baseball and soccer players predominantly. >> rehab can take two to thee months. >> we'll practice a few >> but experts say it's one thing to get hurt. >> when kids are coming in with their second or third surgery by 16 or 17 or if they're not enjoying it. >> that's a red flag. they get kids to slow down and play more than just one sport. stipples that's a hard sell. >> there's no time. >> sometimes the athletes aren't as hard to convince. >> absolutely. but, more isn't always better. >> the one sport, they're specializing too soon. they're doing those studies that you should not specialize until you're about 13, 14 years old. it's about 8 or 9. >> treating athletes recovering from injuries at a sport

center, they offer prevention, and speed and agility and strength training. and sports medicine is holding a workshop to learn about the job. you can go to the sports center to learn about things with our athletes. go to our website ktvu.com and click on the home page. will farrell's baseball stunt was not funny according to this man, and he felt it didn't show how hard they work for the game. it's unclear if maddep knew that it was a campaign against cancer. he raised money for college scholarships for people with cancer. the president rolled with the punches by participating in

a skit which he read mean tweets about him. >> a 30 rack of coors light is $23 at sun stop. thanks obama. how do you make obama's light up, shine a flashlight in his ears. that's pretty good. and they made fun about the wardrobe. they said some of the tweets were pretty mean and he applied to that. he said that's nothing you should hear what the senate says about me. >> it's always good to laugh at ourselves. he's been accused of leaving his mark across san francisco, why the man facing ten felony charges of vandalism is out of jail one day after arrest. and banning selfies and they're fed up with tourists

waving those sticks around. we'll tell you where they're no longer allowed. we're giving you a look at what's going on outside of our doors this morning. a mostly cloudy start to the day and sunshine pouring through and temperatures on the rise, we'll have a look at what you can expect for today coming up.

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. a doctor in new jersey who could not get to a mother in time to deliver her baby did the next best thing, she used the face time on her phone to spring the child into the world. she arrived ten minutes, but her doctor was away finishing

surgery. she face timed the doctor and she was able to watch the delivery and talk her assistance through it. >> i was able to guide them what to do and where to clamp the card. >> it was comforting to know she wasn't there physically but she was telling them clamp here and make sure the baby is breathing and doing that so it put my mind at ease. >> face time is a gate tool for emergency, but she wants to stick to traditional deliveries. officials are cracking down on dancing, a move to cut down on a real life foot loose. there are rules to be put in place. if you're in a place that serves alcohol, you have to dance on the dance floor.

>> all right, so according to the maui liquor control, in order to allow like liquor and dancing, they have to have 100 square feet designating for dancing and it has to be alcohol-free. they're pushing the commission to define dancing. selfie sticks are popular with everyone including tourists. but, many places in europe are banning the monopod. you can include the background and you watt to get the coliseum in there. critics say they're obnoxious and dangerous especially when there are hundreds of them waving them around in the air.

place they're banned is in italy and pal has of versailles in france and -- palace of versailles in france and in the coliseum in london. >> i'm going to go to another -- no more maui, i want to dance in the bar. >> or by the jukebox. >> pick another one. >> have you to go somewhere. >> i don't have to go to maui. the hills around here are green. it will feel like hawaii here today. it's humid and clouds and moisture overhead. i think i felt a sprinkle yesterday. get a load of this. >> i love that. >> this is from chicago. >> you've been talking about that you've been doing research. it's secretive, and the same folks doing it every year, we're diagnose to talk about it in huge detail.

it's a huge tradition, going on for 50 years, a couple of boats go out into the river and with a flower sister dumped 40 pounds of this secret orange powder, it's environmentally friendly and it takes 45 minutes for it to turn the river green. >> it's vegetable dye, but it's very interesting. >> it's a good way to start the morning. >> in the parade, we have our own parade going on at home. i'll have a look at the forecast in just a minute. look at all these clouds that continue to pour in the bay area. this is not going away. we'll continue with this as we get through saturday and sunday. there's a slight chance we may see a few scattered showers over parts of the north bay. here's a look at what's going on on the wide view. a ridge of high pressure keeping any stormy weather to our north. you can see all this moisture that continues to move in and this is going to linger

overhead and that he is why for some of us -- that's why for some of us it feels warm and humid. a few places are in the upper 40s but most of us relatively mild, 48 in napa and 48 in half moon bay. this ridge of high pressure will keep our temperatures up. we'll be anywhere from 5, 10, 15 degrees above the seasonal arrangement we can break records today. as we get through the morning hours in san francisco, we have 60 degrees. noontime lows expected for the afternoon. dublin also has a nice fifth going on there today. you'll be nice as warm as well. 72 in sausalito. as we head to the east bay, temperatures range from the low to mid-70s, to low 80s for livermore brentwood, southbound 80s in your forecast as well.

80s to los gatos, partly cloudy skies, 77. 80 degrees for palo alto and redwood city. low 70s expected for you there. upper 60s in half moon bay and daily city and pacifica. your bay area weekend always in view. we'll see temperatures drop off as we get into the second half of the weekend. a slight possibility of a few showers popping up into the north bay. it doesn't look like much. we'll watch it for you and we'll have updates for you through the afternoon and into the evening. temperatures continue to be well above average. mid- to upper 70s in the forecast with a mix of those sun and clouds, the pattern will not change a lot for the next few days. >> thanks, rosemary. for six months during the 1970s, people lived in fear. coming up, we checked with a survive of the so-called zebra killings as one of the men convicted dies behind bars.

and a san mateo man tested the suicide prevention plan, what he posted and where he planted it.

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. the investigation continues into the alleged crash involving two high ranking secret service agents at the white house. they were drinking in georgetown before their government car crashed into a security gate last week. according to the washington post they drove through a bomb

investigation, the suspicious package turned out to be a book. they wanted to test the agents for dui but was overruled by a higher ranking officer. this was filled with a huge amount of pirated music. that raid targeted a home and agents in the recording industry association of america, they left with a truckload of evidence. >> the district attorney nancy o'malley tells us she's planning to travel to washington, d.c. to ask for money to clear the backlog of rape testing kits. >> i'll be with the vice president and he's strong on promoting law enforcement to test those kits. >> president obama is proposing $41 million on top of that $41 million. she hopes some of that funding will be given to alameda

county. there are half a million waiting to be tested. it could exonerate those wrongly in prison and help put guilty people behind bars. these photos, police say the two are suspected of shooting and killing 20-year- old kevin hall on march 1st. it happened in the area of 15th street and bissell avenue. shots were fired after some sort of argument and two other people were wounded. a san mateo man learned about the power of social media. he read about facebook's suicide prevention program. he posted his frustrations about his job and wrote that he wanted to hang himself on the golden gate bridge. police put him under a mental

health watch. he said he was in mental health facilities 70 years before it got straightened out. they have not commented on the story they have tools designed on the site to for people who think about harming themselves. this is all for a good cause, it's part of the 8th and you'll head shaving fundraiser. they raise money for childhood cancer research. it's more than about raising funds. it's about showing solidarity for young cancer patients who are going through chemotherapy. >> our class is fourth graders, this is the third year they've done it. it's been awesome to have that age and have that level of commitment to do something. >> 200 people offered to shave their heads today and raised

250,000. it's in oakland from 11 to 4 p.m >> reporter: some comings and goings, they've lost chris who signed a deal with the washington redskins. while culliver may have four picks, he may be remembered by the anti-gay remarks he made two years ago. the former first round pick is going to the dallas cowboys for a two-year deal for shy of $6 million. the backup starter christian ponder fell out of favor with the minnesota vikings. he signs a one-year deal, both the raiders and 9ers are getting ready for the nfl draft. your time is 7:57 and a shocking start to a morning swim for people in santa rosa, coming up in the 8:00 hour. a woman and her car end up in a pool.

and it is known as if the biggest st. patrick's day parade west of the mississippi. all the details on what's happening in van and we're joined by one of the bands performing in today's parade. >> unseasonably warm weather will remain in place this afternoon. i'll have the numbers for you coming up. the volkswagen jetta is really fun-to-drive. go for it. okay. wow... woohoo! i'm dreaming... pinch me. no, not while you're driving. and, right now, you can get a one-thousand-dollar volkswagen credit bonus on jetta models. seriously, pinch me. it's not a dream. ow! it's the volkswagen stop dreaming, start driving event. stop dreaming, and test-drive one today. hurry in and you can get 0% apr plus a $1000 volkswagen credit bonus on 2015 jetta and passat models. mt. hood was left off the list. so was the oregon coast, the columbia river gorge and the painted hills. smith rock and the wallowas are all

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. family and friends took the last three years searching for a missing morgan hill teenager and one chapter of that long term search is coming to an end, an announcement the family is expected to make this morning. and details on the high tech locks that teachers can use to keep unwanted people out. from ktvu, fox 2, this is mornings on 2. >> welcome back to mornings on 2, i'm claudine wong it's march 14th. >> i'm mike me back, good morning. we have the st. patrick's day parade kicking off and rosemary is joining us and it should be nice for folks heading off to the parade. >> we need water and sun block. it's going to feel warm out

there. temperatures will continue to soar. we'll look at what's happening outside of our doors this morning. a mix of sun and clouds and mickey white sky in store as we continue in this pattern. a ridge of high pressure is in place bringing us the warm weather and we have systems riding over it and the clouds pouring into the bay area. 54 degrees in concord, 50 in novato and 57 in san francisco. a mild start for most of us. we have 48 in napa and half moon bay holding on to 48. as we get into the second half of the morning, temperatures feel warm and it feels mild for many of us out there. >> here's a comparison of what we see this time of the year and what we're going to see this time of the year. we're looking at above average, in areas like santa rosa, mountain view, san jose, closer to 10 and 15 degrees above the seasonal average with low 80s in the forecast. take a look at this cloud cover, i expect it to continue as we get into the afternoon

and a color coating of what we expect, a lot of 70s in store today and pockets in the south bay and inner east bay, i'll have a look at what we can expect. details coming up in a little bit, we'll wind up with the san francisco parade coming up in san francisco. monday marks the third anniversary of the disappearance of sierra lamar. >> the high school student was headed to school when she vanished without a trace. >> relatives and friends and volunteers have been looking for her ever since. after thinking long and hard her family has made a hard decision. >> they've decided to call off all organized searches for her. ally is out there. >> reporter: inside the room where people are going to

gathering, they have tissue boxes set up here. imagine for the last three years a group of dedicated volunteers, 10 to 20 people have spent every single saturday heading out on foot looking for clues in the disappearance of morgan hill teenager sierra lamar, they have posters and pictures set up. they have pictures of the volunteers who have dedicated every weekend coming out to do this. she disappeared three years ago, every saturday since then volunteers have been heading out as part of these search parties. today the family is expected to announce that they're going to end these regular saturday searches, regular weekend searches and they're going to start searching, continue their search to find her, but approach it in a different way. until they have tips they're not going to send people out

combing through the area with nothing to go on. we have the volunteer coordinator. he's busy but is rushing over here to talk to us. this has been your job for the last few years. you've been involved in these searches for the last three years. how do you feel this is not part of regular routine anymore? >> i share the passion with a lot of other people. there's a, there's two feelings about it, one is that the facts that are viable search inventory has dried up and that's one of the main reasons for the suspension of formal searches. on the other hand, there's a frustration we have not yet achieved a goal of beginning sierra home and i admire the passion of these people so much. >> you guys have recovered a lot of ground in the last three years, how many searches have you done, and how much search time what are the numbers here. >> a he have done 1130

volunteer searches. the search area has been focused in a 10 to 15-mile radius. there's been over 54,000 person hours involved in the searches in the last three years. it's an amazing achievement for volunteers. >> you're expecting 50 people to show up for this regular saturday search maybe more because it's one of the last ones. >> it is. we're expecting 50 or so, but what we're seeing already, and this speaks so well of the lamars, we see some of the alumni, they're coming back to search today and be in support of the lamars in search of sierra. >> thank you so much. we're at the morgan hill community center at the last site where they're doing a search around here. the family of sierra lamar will

be out here at 9:00 to formally announce that they will not be continuing these regular searches. sheriff deputies arrested torres of kidnapping and murdering the teen. her body has never been found. they're confidence that they have enough evidence to prove her. they found lamar's dna in his car, he's pleaded not guilty to all charges. the major county task force is joining the investigation in the deadly shooting in the city of napa. >> it happened in spring street near highway 121 in napa. the napa police had a home in surveillance. >> they were serving a search warrant for a 41-year-old suspect who was wanted on drugs and firearms charges. we're not sure what happened

during that surveillance, but neighbors say they heard three gunshots. they saw napa plain clothed officers standing over a suspect lying on the ground. >> one was standing off to the side, and there was one standing over the guy. >> our chopper took those pictures. that motorcycle there was the suspect's he had been riding on it prior to the shooting. police are not commenting on what led up to the shooting. they did recover a gun belonging to that suspect. >> these are tragic for the individual as well as for the family members as well as for the officers involved and for their families as well. there's ripple out effect. >> and as standard procedure, the officer who opened fire is now on paid leave pending the results of the investigation, we did he not have the name of that officer, but we know that the office certificate the

member of the police department special enforcement unit. there was another deadly police shooting in that same neighborhood back in 2010. president obama has a propose pal for a student bill of rights. >> he wants to have students be able to pay for it. >> every student should be able to access the resources to pay for college. >> and in this morning's weekly address, the average undergrad who bore rose money will rack up $30,000 in student loans. >> and he's encouraging americans to sign an online declaration form the student bill of rights, they're asking congress, universities and learned to come up with more solutions to help students pay down their debt. >> according to stop the shootings.org, this is a lot, 387 campus shootings in the us since 1992. >> from the 33 people killed at

virginia tech university to 15 at columbus high school and 28 in sandy hook, there's a threat. >> there's a security system being tested right now at a school in san jose that is designed to prevent death. >> with a small clicker a teacher can press a button to automatically lock the classroom door. that lock has 1200 pounds much resistance, it also activates covered lights to help emergency responders evaluate the situation. >> they can run down the classroom and focus the efforts where exactly it is needed. >> the system is also able to be linked to classroom security cameras, the future that police tell us they like a lot. it's also being tested at a serious evangelical church school in san jose.

they hope many other schools would follow suit. >> depending on the number of classrooms, the system costs $50,000 to install and operate. >> more questions are being raised about security at the san francisco international airport following a breach. >> it happened on wednesday when a woman made it past security and then out on to the tarmac, the san mateo county district attorney says 42-year- old adrian wanted to stowaway on the wheel well of the plane. another woman marilyn hartmanman wanted to sneak past security before she was caught. >> in this latest incident, the sfo security says, the security and everyone worked all as it should. st. patrick's day is being celebrated in san francisco. this is a map starting at

second and market. >> this is like the world series parade. >> it's starking at market street and center city plaza. here's what you can expect today. it runs two hours, and features local irish dance companies as well as bands. it's one big party along market. this year the navy band northwest is performing in the parade. >> it's one of 9 official u.s. navy bands across the country. they're going to begin right now in the 8:00 hour. this is known as the largest st. patrick's parade. it's west of the am i mass miss. >> more than 100,000 people are expected to attend. now -- it's west of the mississippi. >> more than 100,000 people are expected to attend. they're based in silverdale washington, but that's not where they are. where are they now?

in our studio. they're right out the door. >> we have the horns going, folks, and stay with us as we send you off to the break we want to break it up a little bit, and this band will take us into the commercial.

. good morning. here's hoping you're having a wonderful start giving you a live look over the bay where we have moist cloud cover lingering for the bay area. that means warm and muggy once again for the afternoon. i have your numbers coming up. if you grew up in the bay

area in the '70s, you may remember the zebra killings, 14 people were killed and several more injured, among the injured was art angnos and he would become a mayor. one of the zebra killers died in prison. >> long before art agnos became a well-known name, before his four years as a san francisco meeting. he was shot twice in the chest while talking to two women at the corner of 23rd and wisconsin in 1973. they ran off and i ran after them to try to calm them down, i didn't realize i had opinion the victim until they turned around about five or ten yards away and they said it's you and you you've been shot.

he was the first to be shot in racially motivated shootings. >> the city was gripped in terror. >> it was one of the most gripping terrorism in the setter. >> this was a radical sect of the black muslims that required killing a white person to be initiated into their group which was called the death angels. it prompted a mass profiling. >> they were looking for someone who fit that description, so any african- american person walking down the street who fit that would be stopped and questioned by the police. >> he believes it was jc simon who shot him in the chest that night and he died yesterday in

his san quentin prison cell. many may have forgotten about the zebra killings and the zodiac killer was never caught. these are a more racially charged crime spree. they were called zebra, they had dedicated z on the channels for the massive manhunt. bart began two years ago allowing bicyclies on the train during commute hours. they were worried initialbly overcrowding, the survey shows a number of bicycles have jumped more than 20%, complaints of overcrowding have dropped. riders say there is enough room in the car. bart hopes more bicycles will leave the bike on the train station, and they have more safety lockers. >> maria owen, how hot will it

be down this? >> going to get up to 90 degrees. >> it's still winter. >> yes. >> as we get into next week, l.a., san diego, upper 80s and at the beaches upper 80s. we're unseasonably warm, we'll get close to breaking records. a sweeping view over the green hills. i love to see them green, unfortunately no rain in the forecast, at least in the beneficially rain. we may see a sprinkle or two come tomorrow. i'll show you where in just a moment. we have the mickey white shy, we have warm and low 80s in the forecast today. upper 70s and low 70s along the coast. and we have the inland valley location. here's a look at the cloud cover, it continues to stream over the bay area. we have a ridge of high pressure locked in over the bay

area and over southern california, that's why we have this unseasonably warm weather pattern in place and we have these storms riding up and over it. we have the high-level clouds that continue to stream in, it's a moist flow and it feels muggy out there these days. 58 in novato, 48 at half moon bay, upper 40s in some areas, most of us in the 50s, and most of us are warmer than where we started yesterday. alamo you're 52, and upper 50s in pittsburg right now. as we get into the second half of the afternoon, temperatures will range in the 70s in areas like novato and 74 in sonoma, you're checking in at 7 #. head to the east bay, we have nice weather here as well. 77 for castro valley. low 80s for danville, walnut creek and dublin. 82 for san jose, 82 saratoga

and sunnyvale. we have 80 for redwood city, san francisco checking in at 73 for the afternoon. also st. patrick's day festivities going on there. upper 70s for the coast and pacifica and right along half moon bay, nice mild to warm and with your bay area weekend always in view, temperatures will drop off tomorrow. north of the golden gate bridge we'll see sprinkles and it will be light and it will be passing and it won't be what we need. >> soak it in though, the sunshine. >> thanks, rosemary. >> you're welcome. russian president vladimir putin hasn't been seen in a week and where he is now, and how the spokesman is responding. it's pi day and why it's a once-in-a-lifetime pi day. >> and the navy northwest band,

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. all right. you might know, but today is pi day, pi day. and it's considered once in a lifetime pi day. >> i did not know. >> we prepared for the newscast yesterday. >> yes, okay. if you didn't know pi is known as 3.14, it's a mathematical term used to determine the ratio of the circumference to its diameter. >> well, done. because today's day is 3/14 it's considered pi day. but, you get 3.14.15 and that's today's date. >> it keeps going, 3.14.15 and then 9:26 this morning and 9:26 tonight, it's going to be a pi day that only comes around once

every 100 years if you're worrying about seeing pi day. when you think it started i don't think 100 years is not that too bad. >> two computer companies are having a party and celebration for pi day. if you're in line at 9:26 you'ring it to get in for free. >> that's important. they're going to hold pi day events from 1 to 3:30pm. physicist who held the first celebration for pi day in 1988 is going to be there to help celebrate this day and if you want to go, admission is free today. guess who else is getting in on the mix? >> bart. >> bart is celebrating pi day and how it uses the mathematical, and it measures angles at its stations to

increase vehicle and pedestrian safety. >> pie is a measurement of water flow, velocity through pipes, they use that to measure it and when bart officials needed to calculate resurfacing and paint contracts for the hay wood and richmond yard turn tables it turned to pi to save money. they are ken urging people to give out a shoutout celebration for pi. >> you have to end the e on the end of pie. >> we're into pie day. your time is 8:27. i want to turn out to a serious topic. an innocent victim of gun violence. she shielded her children and was caught in the crossfire. >> paying tribute to a life and love cut short. not everyone was laughing

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. searching for sierra lamar, she was a 15-year-old high school student from morgan hill who disappeared on her way to school three years later. a difficult announcement being made. >> and i want to show you now live pictures from the community center where organizers will be gathering, some of them are already there at the center. sierra's family are expected to make the formal announcement about ending organized searches in 30 minutes. >> good morning to you, we want to start you off right now with a quick look at your weather. rosemary we've been talking

about these temperatures and pretty unbelievable, you know -- i feel like a broken record, we were hoping in january and february for a lot of rain and hoping for march. >> i said in february we're over. >> it's such a downer. >> not just yet. >> do you have something out there. >> yes, unfortunately, you know, we look seven, ten days out. it looks like we may have something coming and it definedles before it gets here and people are tired of us talking that far out. we have no rain in the forecast although the clouds this associated with storms that are pushing north of the area and those clouds packing a little bit of moisture, just enough to make it feel humid for us, at least in some areas for the afternoon today. so all the cloud cover continuing this morning, it will continue for the afternoon and i think many of us will feel a little bit muggy as we get to the second half. it's unseasonably warm weather, today will be the warmest day.

55 degrees in walnut street, 5 in san francisco, 58 in napa and 48 in half moon bay. a he have been stuck with the cloud cover in place, many of us starting out warmer than we were yesterday morning. 52 in los altos hills and palo alto you're checking in at 51. beautiful weather today, partly cloudy and skies in store and temperatures get nothing the 60s, upper 60s by lunch hour and low 70s in the afternoon for san francisco and most of us above the seasonal average and a few low 80s expected for areas today. i'll line up your temperatures for this afternoon. a cooling trend even the possibility after few sprinkles for some of us tomorrow and i'll explain that coming up. >> thank you rosemary, today is the final day for organized searches for sierra lamar. >> her family has come to the conclusions after three years of searching for her. she was 15 years old, a high

school sophomore and she vanished one morning. >> this is in morgan hill with the father of sierra lamar, aly? >> reporter: we're here at monterrey and dunn. that's big group of them right here, the volunteers, i estimate there are 40 to 50 people, they'll be heading out for the last of their regular saturday searches. many of these volunteers have been here every saturday, the last three years since sierra lamar disappeared, heading out combing through the area trying to find clues in her disappearance. inside here they'll have a press conference, we have them here with us right now. i have the father of sierra lamar, what will you be talking about in announcing in the next half-hour? >> well, we're going to be announcing that we're postponing or suspending the

searches for sierra, the formal scheduled searches that we have out here at the search center, we're kind of going into a different mode which will be on call searches, so he we got them working would searchers that we can call up spur of the moment and have a search, if we get tips and leads. >> should there be new information that comes out maybe during the trial or some other information coming forward, then you guys will organize a search again. how has the dedication of these volunteers, the last three years, they've done over 1100 searches. how has that helped your family? >> that's been huge for us, just mentally to be able to come out and see all of the support of these people that just dedicate their time and energy to this, it's just huge

for us. it helps for us just mentally. >> thank you for talking with us. the father of sierra lamar. volunteers and family members are here. this is where they're going to be doing the announcement. you can see over here, they have a new poster they'll be setting up and putting it out. they want the public to come forward with new information. they're not giving up the search they're approaching it differently. from now, on after this saturday they'll only go out and do these searches when they have new information and tips to go on to do these searches. to are now this will be the last regular saturday search for this group of volunteers and it's expected to be emotional, they've got tissue boxes out here for the people who spent the last three years every saturday of their lives coming here and doing this. >> it's a difficult day, thank you very much. a memorial will be held this afternoon for the oakland mother killed protecting her children, the shooting happened monday just before 5pm on

chestnut street. 30-year-old pierce was walking her children back home when gunfire erupted. she rushed her children to safety before a stray bullet hit and killed her. a dispute began a group of women and then some men jumped into the fight, today's memorial will be at 2pm at the plaza. relatives say it will be a celebration of her life and what she meant to her three children. a well-known nasa water scientist says the state has one year left of water. in a l.a. times, they have to enforce water restrictions and protect ground resources. they're going to discuss recommendations by staffed scientists to continue restrictions already in place, we're looking at new prohibition also, to make sure that restaurants aren't serving water unless the customers are requesting it, the hotels and

motels are giving guests the option of not having their sheets and towels laundered. >> the reservoirs are at 54% capacity, the water agency has asked customers to cut 15%, but it's seen a 4% decrease in use. they're cracking down on dancing in hawaii. it's a real life foot loose, currently on maui people can downs but there are strict rules that need to be followed. if you're in a place that serves alcohol, you're only allowed to dance on the dance floor. >> to not be able to dance unless they're on the specified dance floor, it's kind of hard to come to terms with that. >> i don't see why you can't get up and just dance -- >> according to the maui county liquor control, in order for a place with a liquor license to allow dancing, they must have a permit, they must also have a

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. welcome back. good morning to you. we're giving you a live look there of partly sunny skies over the east bay. we have another round of clouds filling the bay area. that will be the case for the weekend. we'll turn it over to the graphics and explain it to you. we have all this moisture that continues to ride up and over the ridge of high pressure that remains right in here. so, a ridge of high pressure bringing us unseasonably warm weather once again.

southern california couldn't warm into the 90s today. for us a lot of 70s and low 80s and the clouds will continue to move through as well. we have a series of storms riding through this ridge of high pressure and that's where the clouds are coming from. they're packing moisture and because of that, there's a little bit muggy and humid when those clouds get thick at times of the day. it happened yesterday afternoon and it could happen today. here's a futurecast model. we'll be in and out of those clouds, we won't get rid of them completely. that will be your saturday, quiet warm, unseasonably warm. i'll show you the numbers in just a moment with a mix of sun and clouds, do you see the warm track well to the north. it's way out here, all that moisture overhead may bring us a few scattered showers on monday and it will be right in here, it looks like it stays north of the golden gate bridge and north of i880, you don't see any rain on sunday popping up here. plenty of moisture in place i

felt a sprinkle yesterday as i was moving out towards alameda. 48 degrees in napa, 55 in oakland, 52 palo alto. a lot of clouds overhead, we locked in warmth yesterday. we're waking up warmer than where we started yesterday morning. 72 in berkeley for the afternoon, 75 san raphael, hang out in san francisco, with the st. patrick's day festivities going on there, mild 73, low 80s in antioch, it will feel like florida as opposed to the bay area. 82 san jose, 82 los gatos and when i say florida, i mean muggy for many. the bay area weekend always in view. temperatures will drop off tomorrow, today will be the warmest day. we'll remain well above average, sunday monday tuesday into weapons. we do have a chance for scattered showers on sunday. it doesn't look like much. don't cancel any plans, we'll remain dry as we get into the

work week ahead. thanks, rosemary. out of 300 entries, the project from this team is to represent california. this is the samsung contest. they are going to reduce water by 20%. the project was inspired by the statewide drought. mike is joined by the students and their coach. >> that's right. i'm here with teacher and coach and the students. we were talking in the commercial, i know the 18th is the start of the competition, you guys take off on the 17th to head back east and sebastian you are shaking your head was it your bright idea, are you going it take the credit. >> we put in a good amount of work and it came together. >> was it one person who said

this is what we should do and went forward with that. >> we felt the drought was the pressing issue. >> how does it work. >> the first part in the competition is to write a proposal. in the proposal you talk about what the problem you're addressing is, and how you plan to attack that. >> and how do you guys do it? what's the system and how does it work, go ahead sebastian. >> water from the shower and sink go through our filter to a water collection tank. from there the water goes to irrigate your plants and the toilet. >> and then what? that's it. >> yeah. >> so, you went to your teacher's last year, a it is your house. >> ? >> yes, and when you brought it over what -- your house. >> yes, when you brought it over what did you think, was it

a good idea? >> we thought it was a good idea when they came to my house. it was seeing if we could hook it up to the house itself because of permits and restrictions but the model works, we built the tank and filter and we tested our system, the sprinklers we did install but -- >> we can watch this video. can people get something like this? do you patent something like this and it has your name on it? >> in the future we're hoping to publish this and allow homeowners to purchase this. >> i wish you guys the best of luck. it went from 300 down to one in california and 51 and you're in the top 15, and to 5 you get a lot of who inand the money goes back to the school? >> yes, we don't get the money, we get a whole bunch of samsung electronics, chrome books.

>> products worth 120,000 dollars to bring to the school. >> yes. >> have you been back east yet? >> no, i have not. >> i've been once myself, i haven't been many times. congratulations on this. folks can go to the web page on that don't waste a drop system, very creative and wishing you the best of luck as you take on the other top folks in the country. we'll see you back here right after the break.

. a lot of people have been wondering where russian president vladimir putin is. he hasn't been seen in public for a week. he postponed a meeting with a leader, the kremlin has released photos of putin and it has not stopped the speculation

on yes has not been seen in public. they say he's fine. official says the two were drinking at a retirement party in georgetown when they crashed into a security gate last week. they drove through a bomb investigation. the suspicious package was a book. they wanted to test those agents for dui but was overruled by an officer. a man was put into a mental health hold. he read about facebook suicide prevention program. he posted thoughts about problems with his job and hanging himself. concerned people notified authorities and police put him

in a mental health watch. he was in mental health facilities for 70 hours until the issue has helped out. facebook has not commented on this but they designed a tool to help people who are thinking about harming themselves. losing and shaving hair is for a good cause. it's head shaving fundraiser to raise awareness for child cancer and research. it's for young cancer patients who are going through chemotherapy. >> i can't say how proud i am, our class is fourth graders, it's the third year they've done it. it's been awesome to be that age and that have that level to do something. >> they shave their heads today to raised 250,000.

it's at the children's hospital in oakland from 11 this morning to 4 in the afternoon. comings and goings for the two bay area football teams. they've lost chris culliver who signed a four-year deal with the washington redskins. hehe may be remembered by the anti-gay remarks he made two years ago. and another player lost is darren mcfadden is going to a two-year deal to the dallas county by county. christian has fallen out of favor in the minnesota favor. he signed a one-year deal. the oregon ducks are trying to devour everyone in their day. they beat utah 67-64.

duck star joe young won the game last night by a long 3- point shot. that was the game winner there with a second left. the ducks will face arizona in the finals. it was 70-64. the game may have met more for ucla which is sitting out there on the bubble right now for an at large birth into a two-way tournament. >> it's interesting. >> try to keep it. >> looking forward to baseball and football season son for the bruins. watch it. in an hour the st. patrick's day festival kicks off at pacific center plaza in san francisco then 11:30 we have this parade. it's going to be winding down the market street. one of the parades is a navy band northwest. they're one of nine bands. >> they're in studio bay across the way, there they are.

they've been giving as you sneak peek at what they'll be playing later today. it's so nice to have them here. they're just about to head out to san francisco to get ready. >> before they go, they're playing with us through commercial with one more song. let the band take it away from here.

>> welcome back to mornings on two. the last organized search for sierra lamar expected to be held today. her father addressed the crowd at morgan hill. let's listen into this news conference in morgan hill. speaking now, sierra lamar's mother. >> she has affected all of our lives in ways that will just be a great memory for us as a family. and, with each other, the fellowship that has formed. pretty much our extended family. i believe that the journey in the past year, three years, this is like, the longest search that has been open in the u.s. and it is all because of them. and the community support and just hoping and believing we

will achieve finding her. and everybody is for this plight, even though they are not present, i know they are out there, praying, and just grateful for everything that has been given to us. we have people who have mentioned that have donated that were victims as well. and their heartfelt compassion knowing what we are going through as a family. i don't want to see this ever happen again. but we are going to be one of the first groups to step up to help anybody in the future. and just, you know, hope that as a family, we increase the awareness there is home and there are people who really care about our children. that it is something that is going on in this world. we never thought this was going to happen to us. but it did.

and really, everybody, even the media, has really helped to sustain us. it is just their way of showing that we don't want to give up. and, i appreciate that and god bless you. >> it is the saddest day ever, jesus christ. a big shout-out to the kitchen ladies. [ cheers and applause ] >> all right, obviously, a very emotional morning down in morgan hill. marlene lamar saying we never thought it would happen to us, but through the tears, also thanking all the people who have come out there to be a part of the searching that have gone on for three years. >> very stoic of her. holding her head high talking

about her daughter there. she also mentioned the longest running search center coming up on three years. her daughter disappearing march 16 of 2012. volunteers have been down there searching the rugged terrain. >> and we have seen them on our tvs . her parents have been so gracious through these years, through these very difficult times talking about their daughter trying to keep hope alive really through what is a difficult time. >> and again, the headline at this news conference, the lamar saying the last organized search for their daughter is being held today. well, the man who is charged with killing sierra lamar is scheduled to return to court next month in san jose. sheriff deputies arrested him in may of 2012 on suspicion of kidnapping and murdering her. >> now, although her body has never been found, prosecutors say they are very confident they have enough evidence to prove that he did kill her.

investigators say they found lamar's dna in his car, garcia torres has pleaded not guilty to all charges. >> sierra's family and volunteers are going to head out in about 30 minutes from now. at 9:30. again, it will be their last organized search. allie rasmus will be there with them. we are going to go back to her in about 30 minutes. but for now, let's bring in rosemary orozco. >> we have some very warm weather in store. it will definitely not feel like the end of winter. temperatures warmer than yesterday even. let's look outside the doors this morning where we had a lot of cloud coverment saw this yesterday afternoon. we will see a near repeat for today with temperatures climbing above yesterday's highs. actually, i think today is going to be the warmest day.

so a gorgeous view for you there. as we up turn it over to the satellite view, a lot of cloud cover continuing for today. these clouds are associated with systems that are riding over the north of us, so we are not going to see any rainfall out of it, but a lot of moisture in these clouds so lit feel muggy once again. we have lost readings over santa rosa and novato. oh, they are all going away. i want to show you what you can expect and show how much above the seasonal average we will be. anywhere from 5 to 10 to 15 degrees. san francisco, typically 62 this time of year going to 73 for the afternoon. mid 60s in mountain view. in san jose, you will be at 82. so when i come back, i will have a broad look at the afternoon highs. the possibility of a few sprinkles for some. more on that in just a bit.

major crimes task force is joining the investigation into a deadly police shooting in the city of napa. it happened around 5:00 last night in spring city in the alta heights neighborhood. highway 121 there on the map. police say napa police have surveillance over a home. neighbors say they heard three gunshots and when they went outside to see what happened, they saw plain clothed officers standing over the guy. >> they were standing over the guy. one was standing just off to the sky. >> now a chopper flew over that scene taking pictures of the motorcycle. the suspect had been riding that motorcycle prior to the shooting. now, police are not saying right now what led up to the shooting. they did tell us they recovered a gun that belonged to the suspect. >> these are tragic for the

individual as well as the family members and the officers involved and for their families as well. this is a ripple out effect. >> it is standard procedure, but the officer who is now on paid leave pending the results of the investigation is the officer that obviously fired the shot. he or she is a member of the police department's special enforcement unit. there was another deadly shooting in that same neighborhood in 2010. >> there are new security questions at the san francisco airport. adrianasantos was trying to stow away like the teenager who stowed away last year. and marilyn hartman also manage not to get caught. this latest incident worked as it could according to a

spokesman. >> the bypassing the gate arm and followed the proper procedures. >> post 9/11, i think everybody, every time there is a breach of our security, it raises the red lights saying we need to explore and get better. >> the woman faces a fine of $1,000 and up to six months in county jail. her trial is scheduled the first week of april. a south bay father is asking for the public's help on who beat his son. 17-year-old christian rasner went to the valley fair mall with friends. two strangers followed he and his friends to the parking lot asking if they belonged to a gang. when he said no, they jumped him. christian was punched twice, fell down, and smashed his head against the ground. >> it is really difficult seeing him like this. it is not what you remember your son as.

he has tubes and machines beeping. >> christian underwent immediate surgery after that attack. doctors plan to bring him out of his coma slowly and then assess the severity of his injuries. mall surveillance video did not capture the attack but showed the suspects leaving. they have described as asian men in their 20s . the mall put out a statement saying it is cooperating with police and the incident that took place nearby. a man suspected of being a serial tagger in san francisco was released less than a day after his arrest. police say 18-year-old andrew yarboro is the suspected vandal spraying crysth and sheep all over the city. yesterday, a judge released him pending a decision. many of the demonstrators will be protesting in the nude. the sixth annual world naked bike ride kicks off at 11:00

this morning and hundreds of people from around the world are teaming up to protest against dependency on oil. protesters will take them through all the spots in the city. along the embarcadero, the wharf. and the castro. >> are you planning ongoing? [ laughter ] >> no. saint patrick's day is being celebrated in san francisco. it starts at 11:30 at second and market and makes its way down market street. all the way down civic center plaza and show you video from last year's parade. it features a number of local dance companies an bands. one is the navy band northwest. they were just here in studio b and are on their way to san francisco. this is known as the largest saint patrick's day west of the city and draws 100,000 people. the festival runs from 10:00 to

5:00 at civic center plaza. a ton of arts and crafts for all to enjoy. >> sounds good. well, a group of teenagers from a san jose high school representing the state of california. >> coming up in 30 minutes, the system designed by the students that can reduce home water use by at least 20%. plus, a new security system that can help prevent deaths in a campus shooting. up next, how a teacher can protect a student with a click of a button.

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>> welcome back, and good morning to you, giving you a live look over the bay. another glorious one. for today, temperatures well above the seasonal average. i'll have a detailed look at your neighborhood coming up. >> thanks rosemary. president obama is touting his proposal for a student bill of rights. >> he wants to make sure everyone who goes to college has a chance to pay for it. >> it says every student deserves access to affordable

quality education. every student deserves the access to pay for college. >> the president says the average undergrad will wrack up $30,000 in student loans. >> he is encouraging americans so sign an online declaration for the student bill of rights asking congress as well as universities and lenders to come up with more solutions to help students pay down the debts. >> according to the stopshootings.org, there have been 387 campus shootings in the u.s. since 1992. >> to the 22 at virginia tech, 15 at columbine. seems like no campus is safe. >> we have been talking a lot about what to do about it. there is a new security system being tested out at a school in san jose right now. that is designed to help prevent other deaths should there ever be a campus shooting. >> the system is actually

called safe schools. with the smart clicker, a teacher can automathicly close the classroom door and the lock has 1200 pounds of resistance. >> and activated colored lights. >> theoretically, they with run down the hallway, see the condition of each classroom and focus their effort where it is needed. >> there are also security cameras and it is being tested at the evangelical church school in san jose. >> if they like it, they are going to expand it. how much the cost? it depends on the number of classrooms but the average is $50,000 to install and operate. >> lit be interesting to see how the tests go. sam liccardo is going to

have his first state of the city address. >> it is noteworthy because former mayor chuck reed had his at the convention center: but mayor liccardo's will be at a school gym. >> he says the free public event will celebrate the city's diversity, openness, innovation. there is also a community fair afterwards. >> we have been talking a lot about the drought and how it is affecting everyone. there used to be a fish abundant in the san francisco estuary. it could become extinct. and it is the bay ridge. >> yes. this is the long fin smelt. it is a spawning fish that grows four to five inches in length. they were once the most abundant fish in the bay, now they are among the most rare. removing the pillars on the old

bay bridge will kill 1 to 2% of the remaining smelt population. >> that will have a tremendous imact on this. that is why it is on a count down to extinction. >> populations of long thin smelt and many others have been severely affected by low water flows resulting from the drought and rerouteing water to farming and use downtown. some are recommending caltrans leave the pillars in place. >> if you do that, it wouldn't bother the fish as much. and birds can nest on it as well. birds have been an issue out there. so maybe. >> you heard the word drought in that story. looks like it will be a rough spring and summer. >> we will be going into our fourth year. >> you always hope that we will get some more. >> 90 degrees in san diego and la. >> amazing. >> that is just weird weather. >> we received a tweet from antonio in daly city saying 61

degrees and 81% humidity. very humid. giving you a live look from ktvu fox 2 news and across the bay, toward san francisco. it is going to be another nice day as we get into your afternoon. temperatures going to soar. we are going to be warmer than where we were yesterday. and i think today will be the warmest day. here is a look at the satellite view. a lot of the mid and high level clouds streaming overhead and they are asouthern yeted with storms riding over the north of us. i will give you a good look at what is going on. you can see it right in here. that curvature there. the ridge high pressure over central and southern california. that is why la, santa barbara. all the cities and communities are going to range from mid 80s to low 90s for today. for us, a lot of 70s in the forecast and a few low 80s and we may actually break a few records for the second half of the day. as we roll through saturday, we will be in and out of the clouds a lot like yesterday.

when it gets thick, it begins to feel muggy because all the moisture is overhead. by sunday, we could have showers north of i-80. it doesn't look like a lot. the rain is still well to the north of us. but we will be tracking this because some of the models are predicting a possible of a few stray showers. it won't be a lot. definitely not what we need. but we may have a few sprinkles fall from the sky. upper 50s in oakland, concord, palo alto. checking in at 60 as well as fremont. we started out mild with the cloud cover overhead. if you are going to san francisco for the parade today, low 60s in the forecast between 10:00 and 11:00. moving into the upper 60s for lunchtime 73 degrees is where we expect to top out for the afternoon in san francisco. a lot of 70s over the worth bay. 76 for you napa. 76 in kentfield. mid 70s expected for san

rafael. a lot of 70s along the east bay shoreline. inland, we have 80 for areas like concord. pittsburgh, 81 pleasanton. in the south bay, temperatures will range in the low 80s . 82 saratoga. san jose. 77 for santa cruz. these numbers, 5, 10, even 15 degrees above the seasonal average. 80 degrees for redwood city. daly city, 69. upper 60s for pacifica and half-moon bay. today, again, the warmest day. temperatures will fall off tomorrow. we have written on sunday, chance. not much though, a few sprinkles. then we are dry as temperatures remain in the upper 70s for monday, tuesday, wednesday, we don't shake this pattern altogether. but unfortunately, no rain in the extended forecast. at least for the next several days. >> spring is starting.

the 20th? >> yeah, friday. foot loose come to life on an island in hawaii. coming up in 20 minutes, look at those moves. the rules you need to know if you want to do a little dancing. in maui. [ laughter ] >> i cut a better rug than that. >> i don't like those shoes. >> look at the numbers. today is pi day. it is very special. we will tell you why it is considered to be a once in a lifetime pi day.

>> tmz is reporting that seattle's marshawn lynch was involved in a bar. they were leaving the bar when

someone started calling him seattle sea chicken. someone in lynch's group snapped and the brawl erupted. lynch threw a couple of punches before walking away. we are calling san francisco police to see if an incident report was filed. all right, so as we have mentioned to you today, pod the pi day. think back to math class if you don't know. it is 3.14 and used to determine the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter. but it is a once in a lifetime pie day. if you continue to calculate it. you get 3.1415 which is today's date. and if you keep going, 3.15926. i think it is like 50 something seconds. so in honor of all of that, we are celebrating a once in a lifetime pi day. we added an e because that is how we do it here. >> that is how we do it.

>> people always say, we don't have a deal, we have good pie. >> good pie right in front of us here. >> what do we have here? >> we have apple. >> that's my favorite. >> that's why we brought it in. and we have custard. and two versions of banana cream pie because we like it so much. >> we do. rosemary and i are partial to it. >> this crust is the best. >> this is pi day and we are celebrating one of multiple ways. one of the ways is eating the pie. another way is throwing the pie. which ... >> you throw that pie at me, you are in trouble. >> i had considered it in the

past. >> my earliest large known celebration of pi day was organized by larry shaw in 1988 in the bay area here in the san francisco exploratory. >> and he is going to be out there today. and i believe it is free. it is free. >> yep. go there. learn a lot. isn't that awesome. >> i wish i could go. i love it. >> it is great. on the embarcadero. >> here are some more fun facts about pi day. we already talked about eating and throwing pies. massachusetts institute of technology, mit mails decision letters on pi day. >> it makes sense. >> it is also albert einstein's birthday and they hold look alike contests in his home in princeton, new jersey. that's a fun little tradition. and here in the bay area. mission pies, san francisco is

offering slices for 3.14. >> that is a deal. [ laughter ] >> 3.14. >> they were so busy. so we had to get our pies elsewhere. >> gas stations. >> i said all of them. >> all of them. >> the only reason, this one, you brought in. >> that looks really good. i want to taste that one. >> 3.15926. she was doing a rubix cube. >> they still have those? those are fun. >> they are. i can never do more than two side. >> you break it apart. [ laughter ] all right,. >> all right, you are looking at me. that's where i'm going to go. the state only has one year's supply of water left. what they are doing in response

of the drought. >> a group of officers has been promoted in a san francisco police department. why the promotion is so important for two of the 11 officers. >> and leaving you with a live look here at downtown oakland. good morning to you. temperatures already warming into the 60s . how high you can expect to get in your neighborhood today coming up. the volkswagen jetta is really fun-to-drive. go for it. okay. wow... woohoo! i'm dreaming... pinch me. no, not while you're driving. and, right now, you can get a one-thousand-dollar volkswagen credit bonus on jetta models. seriously, pinch me. it's not a dream. ow! it's the volkswagen stop dreaming, start driving event. stop dreaming, and test-drive one today. hurry in and you can get 0% apr plus a $1000 volkswagen credit bonus on 2015 jetta and passat models.

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attacked at a san jose mall. the attackers asked the victim and his friend if they were in a gang. despite saying no, they were still beaten. >> and sierra lamar's family has decided to call off the weekly searching for her. >> welcome back. >> beautiful saturday. >> rosemary orozco is watching these temperatures as they continue to climb. how is it looking there right now? >> it is going to be a nice one. >> we had a nice warm day yesterday. we locked in some of the heat. and some of us woke up in the 50s this morning. the cloud cover continuing, that is a gorgeous shot. the clouds have a little bit of moisture embedded within them. because of that, it feels a little humid out there already. temperatures unseasonably warm. we are talking 70s to low 80s and for the afternoon, 82

expected in areas like morgan hill, san jose, along the coast, upper 60 inside the forecast. right now, 55 in santa rosa. 59 san francisco. if you are thinking about heading out this morning, getting your place in line for the big parade going on for saint patrick's day. 60 degrees in livermore. low 60s in hayward and san jose. as we get into the second half of the afternoon, today will be the warmest day. in oakland, 76 expected. it wouldn't be tough to break a record as we get into areas like mountain view, san jose, livermore, even over parts of the north bay. a lot of 70s to low 80s . most of these numbers within five and eight degrees of the standing record. we could get close, break it, maybe tie a few records. peaking today, temperatures begin to fall off tomorrow. there is even a slight

possibility that we will get a few scattered showers over parts of the north bay tomorrow. >> thanks rosemary orozco. the san jose police department has promoted 11 police officers. among them, two women who made lieutenant. >> our next promotion to lieutenant is heather randall. >> officer heather randall is a spokesperson for the department. san jose has nearly 900 officers. the investigation continues into the alleged crash involving two high ranking secret service agents at the white house. the two were drinking at a requirement party before their government vehicle crashed into a security gate last week. according to the washington post, the pair drove through a bomb investigation. the suspicious package turned out to be a book.

it is said an agent wanted to test them for dui but was overruled by a higher ranking officer. a raid in a home that was filled with pirated music. the fbi, the chp, and police say they left with a truckload of evidence. alameda county district attorney nancy o' malley is going to washington to promote the testing of rape kits. the budget has $41 million in a budget for testing. she is hoping some of the funding will be given to alameda county l. are half a million rape kits nationwide waiting to be examined and the tests can help authorities track down rapists and exonerate those wrongly imprisoned. two suspects are wanted in

connection with a deadly shooting two weeks ago. investigators provided these photos of 18-year-old corecia savage and aaron green. police say shots were fired after some sort of argument. two other people were hurt. a san mateo man learned the hard way about social media. 48-year-old shane said he wrote about suicide prevention programs. he posted frustrations about his job and wrote he wanted to hang himself. his friends read the note which prompted facebook to lock him out. concerned police put him under a mental health watch. he said he was in mental health facilities for 70 hours before he got the issue all straightened out. facebook has not commented on this story, but they have designed a tool to help people who may be thinking about

harming themselves. an american health care worker who contracted ebola why volunteering in sierra leone arrived at a maryland hospital for treatment. doctors at the national institutes of health say the worker is in serious condition. they have not released any information on the identity of the the person. this person is the eighth person in u.s. with ebola. and the second to be admitted into the national institutes of health. the new president at the california public utilities commission want to increase the fine against pg&e for the san bruno pipeline disaster. the 2010 explosion killed eight people and leveled part of the neighborhood. the state puc president wants the fine to be $1.6 billion. 200million more than a previous recommendation. about half the proposed penalty would go to improve pipeline safety. they could vote on it as early

as april 9. monday marks the third anniversary of the disappearance of sierra lamar. the high school student was heading to school when she vanished without a trace. relatives and friends and volunteers is been searching for her ever since. but after thinking long and hard, her family says they have made a tough decision. ktvu fox 2 news' allie rasmus is live at the search center in morgan hill where her family made that announcement a short time ago. >> reporter: they made that announcement about 30 years ago. her father steve lamar says i want to make this clear. we are not giving up the search for sierra, but we are switching to a different mode. so from now on, instead of having these regular saturday searches as they have the last three years, they are only going to call on their search team and their volunteers if they get a tip or some specific information about where to go. we are outside the morgan hill community center where volunteers have been gathering since this morning. there are still a few people out here. there were probably about 50 to 80 people who gathered for a

prayer circle out here. now some of the volunteer groups have started to head out and go out on that search area this morning. i have with me this morning. ma class with the class kids foundation. your organization has been involved with these searches since the beginning. almost three years ago. rain know in talking to some of the volunteers they said they felt like they let the family down because in the last three years, they haven't found sierra lamar. but that's not the case right? all this work they have put into it has meant something. >> well, we know where she is not. we know the family is in remarkably good shape given the circumstance thank to the support they have gotten from the community around them that has grown over the last three years and will continue to support them into the future. >> there was a lot of hugging. the search coordinator said it was a bit of a reunion.

how are you feeling about this chapter in the search process coming to an end. >> we thought we would find sierra within a couple of weeks and that obviously has not occurred and the lamars still have absolutely no idea where she is at. and that is just uncalled for. >> but they are still going to continue their search. thank you very much for speaking with us this morning. the last saturday regular search, that volunteers will be having, they are headed out already. we are told they are meeting at met caf and monterrey. in the last three years, a lot of the people here have made this part of their saturday routine. saturday after saturday. it adds up to 1100 searches they have done and 54,000 hours of search time in the last three years. back to you. >> pretty amazing. thanks allie rasmus. the man who is charged with

killing lamar is scheduled to return to court next month. garcia-torres was arrested in may of 2012 on suspicion of kidnapping the team. prosecutors say they promoted confident they have enough evidence to move he killed her. he has pleaded not guilty to all charges. a well known nasa water scientist says the state of california has only one year supply of water left. and la times piece. the water resources control board have recommendations by staff scientists to continue restrictions already in place. >> then we are looking at some new prohibitions also. unless the customers are requesting it. the hotels and the motels are giving guests the options of not having their sheets and towels laundered.

>> east bay mud says its reservoirs are at about 54% capacity. the water agency has asked customers to cut water use by 15%. but has only seen a 4% decrease in use. a team of high schoolers from east san jose will be representing the state of california in a national science technology engineering and math competition. nine students from downtown college prep high school have designed a water system to reduce home water use by at least 20%. it is called don't waste a drop. the students designed the system and their teachers backyard. the students will soon be competing for $120,000 at the samsung competition in new york. well, a special delivery in new jersey. how one doctor used a function on her iphone to help deliver a baby. >> but first, museums across europe are banning the selfie stick. the reason some tourists say they are happy with that ban.

>> good morning, thank you for joining us, giving you a live look over san francisco. the mix of sun and clouds for today. as we get ready for this big saint patrick's day parade getting underway. look like the festival starts at 10:00 a.m. the parade starts at 11:30. >> it makes me feel like dancing. >> great time to dance, good song to dance to. >> county officials in hawaii are cracking down on dancing. it is a move some are calling a real life foot loose. >> there are strict rules about

where exactly you can dance. >> in places that serve alcohol, you can only dance on the dance floor. that eliminates the bar. [ laughter ] >> if you are standing on bar dancing? >> what about on the beach? you know? are you going to put down some hardwood? come on! [ laughter ] >> mike is really upset here. but let's listen to what one of the bar owners is saying there. >> it is kind of hard for us. >> trying to stop people from expressing themselves. that's tough. well, what is the maui county liquor control saying? they say for a police with a liquor license to allow for dancing, they have to have a permit for the 100 square feet

minimum for dancing. >> the dance floor has to be alcohol free. which imaging you can't just grab a drink and spin your lady around. lawmakers pushing for the bill that requires commission to actually define the word dancing. so that is kind of the next step in this this battle. >> i don't know how to define dancing. >> look it up in the dictionary. let's talk about selfie sticks. this is a story a lot of people are talking about. a lot of people have them. very popular with tourists. >> you have one right? >> i used it once. yeah. >> museums across europe are banning these kind of selfie sticks with a selfie stick, you can take a picture. i have never seen them. there they are. there's the video of it. >> there at the coliseum in rome. critics say these are obnoxious to them and dangerous then they are waving around in the air.

>> people want that good picture, so they banned them already. the palace of versaille is in france have already banned them. >> they are tired of people doing them. >> but having to have someone take the picture for you, they are afraid someone will take off with their phone. sew all right. >> go ahead rosemary orozco. you wanted to chirp in on something here. >> could you imagine having this fabulous photo. you is this photo of the eiffel tower and then someone's selfie stick is right in the photo. >> but it is a big tower! >> you would recognize that. and you would say wait, somebody has a selfie stick. let's do it again. >> but what if you have the perfect smile, and the perfect hair? >> i never do. [ laughter ] >> all right, the fighting continues. photo shop it out. let's talk about face time.

>> face time on your phone? >> yes. >> that was hot when i got the iphone. then i stopped using it. >> this doctor in new jersey was pretty excited. there's the mom and her beautiful baby. but guess what? that mom didn't actually get to the doctor on time. >> yeah, so she used the face time function to give instructions to bring the child into the world. the mother went into labor within ten minutes of arriving at the doctor's office. >> her doctor was a few miles away. what do you do? your iphone. the office manager grabbed her iphone. she was able to watch delivery and talk her assistants through it. as you can see, everyone is just fine. thank you. apple. >> the iphone does it again. >> quick thinking. >> all right, let's get over to

rose rosemary orozco. >> it is going to be humid out there. kind of feels like i'm in hawaii or maybe areas like florida or texas. giving you a live look there at the partly sunny skies, those clouds are packing some moisture. sometimes we talk about the atmospheric river. what is out there? we are not going to get much rain out of it because it is up and over the ridge of high pressure over central and southern california. we on the other hand are going to have unseasonably warm weather here in our area. 70s and low 80s . if you are talking so cal, we are talking 80s and 90s in santa barbara, la. it is unbelievable. it is winter afterall for the nec week, but again, this is going to be with us, the high clouds spilling over the ridge of high pressure. and the moisture just sort of lingering over us. as we get into sunday, maybe

even a few sprinkles, but for today, in and out of the clouds. today will be the warmest day. i now pushed you into sunday morning. notice the rain is still well to the north still. over the pacific. some of the models actually want to bring a little built of rain to parts of the north bay. though this model isn't picking up on it, we are going to leave in the possibility. maybe a few sprinkles on sunday. north of i-80, north of the golden gate bridge. outside of that, not going to see anything. but dry weather, muggy weather. and temperatures well above the seasonal average. right now, 57 degrees in napa. 60 degrees in fremont. for the afternoon today, 75 petaluma. low 70s in sausalito. in the east bay, temperatures in the mid 70s like san leandro. low 80s in livermore. 81 antioch. how about the south bay? for the afternoon, 82 san jose, 80 santa clara. 77 in santa cruz. up on the peninsula, 80 for

palo alto. 69 daly city. 73 san francisco. if you are going to celebrate saint patty's day. the extended forecast with the weekend always in view. temperatures begin to trend downward as we get into sunday. a mix of sun and clouds will continue. then we are dry as we get into monday, tuesday, wednesday. with temperatures remaining above average. low to mid, even upper 70s in the forecast. back to you. >> thanks rosemary orozco. going bald for a good cause. we are going to talk about a reason why people, dozens of them will be volunteering to shave their heads in oakland today. >> and we are also going to talk about not nice, but mean presidential tweets here. the commander-in-chief read a few not so nice thoughts from the public.

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>> the nation's commander-in- chief shows us that he can take a joke. >> president obama participated in a skit on jimmy kimmel in which he read mean tweets about him. >> a 30 wrack of coors light is $30 now at some stops. thanks obama. [ cheers and applause ] >> how do you mike obama's eyes light up? shine a flashlight in his ears! [ laughter ] that's pretty good. >> all right. tweets making fun of him, but kimmel was also making fun of what the president wears.

making fun of his pants. >> yeah, the president said he didn't think the tweets were actually that bad. saying you should hear what the u.s. senate says about me. dozens of people will volunteer to lose their hair today in the city of oakland. it is all for a good cause. part of the head shaving fundraiser. >> this event raises money and awareness for childhood cancers. but volunteers say it is about more than the money. it is about showing the solidarity with the young cancer patients going through chemotherapy. >> in is event is at the children's hospital in oakland. starts from 11:00 to 4:00 in the afternoon. >> all right, let's talk now about some comings and going for our pro football teams. the 49ers are saying good-bye to chris culliver. >> and the raiders are losing

darren mcfaden. he signed a deal with the cowboys. 5.5million with $200,000 in incentives. nfl draft getting ready to go. coming up next month. that has been the focus, too. >> good day for a little bit of football. anything outside. just bring your sun block right? >> that's right. we have another nice one and it is already underway. we have temperatures in the 70s . the clouds will continue to roll overhead. there is also a slight possibility of scattered showers. not going to be a lot. but we will leave nit there over parts of the north bay. and for the week ahead, we are dry. the final week of winter looks dry with temperatures weapon above average. i mean, we are typically in the 60s . look at the afternoon highs. >> between the temperatures and the humidity, feels like we are in a different place. >> can't really complain about it. >> can't complain. down south, 90s right?

>> relatives down in san francisco, la area? >> saint patrick's day parade. pi day. people eating pi. we are going to enjoy our food here this morning. thanks for joining us this morning. >> hope you have a wonderful and beautiful saturday. >> we have a live look now at the bay bridge. put on the dancing shoes i guess. >> enjoy a slice.

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