he was awarding the gabriel zimmerman memorial scholarship on monday. it is not about her but the legacy of someone who dedicated his life to public service. >> this award, it doesn't feel like work because i love what i do, but it really legitimizes so the, with that so many people who are passionate about public service and those who dedicate their lives to the community. it means a lot to have that legit macy. >> the scholarship honors an undergraduate passionate about social issues and committed to public service. diaz says the $2500 scholarship will help her continue with her work with latinos in education. >>> and we still have more ahead for you on "today in the bay." it is starting to warm up, so we'll take a look at some spring and summer fashion trends coming up next. >>> and the forecast for you, here's san jose. we are cloud-free. temperatures are starting to climb this weekend, maybe some 80s near the weowl sh bea. we'll show you where in the forecast when we come right back. >>> good saturday morning to you. 7:15. really, that makes you ha

he was an aide to congresswoman ga gabrielle giffords. zimmermanu zimmerman graduated in 2002 with a degree in sociology. >>> a former marine who fired shots at several high profile government buildings will be sentenced this morning. 24-year-old pleading guilty to shooting at the pentagon marine corps museum and other buildings. police arrested him inside arlington national cemetery with a backpack containing potentially explosive materials and notes referring to jihad and osama bin laden. he could be sentenced up to 25 years in prison. >>> developing news this morning out of afghanistan. nato says it has lost another service member. "today in the bay's" marla tellez with the latest. >> good morning. nato just announcing a soldier has been killed in an insurgent attack in southern afghanistan. not saying much else other than nato typically waits to provide details about troop deaths. now, at least 36 nato members have been killed in afghanistan this month alone. >>> george zimmerman is due in court again this morning. this time he'll have to expla