>> that's terrible. it's shocking. another reason why i don't think there should be guns in the world. it's very dangerous. >> reporter: davey police are still investigating this incident and have not determined whether that miramar police officer will face any charges for this incident and as for the young man that was killed in this today, police have not released his name at this point, they have not side whether they believe he is the same man that tried to break in to the neighbor's house around the corner. now at 5:00, president obama makes his choice. >> thank you, mr. president. this is the greatest honor of my life. >> give the people a voice in filling this vacancy. >> reporter: over his supreme court nomination. personal but garland won't get the meetings or hearings that the president says he deserves. >> maintain the pick should go to the next president, eliott rodriquez is in the control room with more. >> reporter: the announcement was made at the rose garden and immediately set off an epic battle between the white house and senate republicans who vowed not to take action on the nominee until the next president is sworn in to office, the president is trying to go to the american people on social media. president obama introduced emotional garland as his choice to replace antonin scalia in the supreme court. gar land is chief judge of the u.s. court of appeals in washington dc and regarded a as moderate, 63 year old was born in chicago, and graduated from harvard law school and led the of the 1995 oklahoma city bombing. the president described him as one of america's sharpest legal minds with a spirit of dee sendsey and integrity. that support may never happen as leaders in the senate are digging in, senate majority leader, mitch mc connell says the appointment should wait. >> it's a president's right to appoint a supreme court juice 'tis and it's the senate's right to act as a check on the president. >> the next justice could well change the ideological make up and the balance of the supreme court for a generation to come and fund mentally reshape america. >> reporter: the white house posting this video about judge garland on facebook. >> my mother will watch on tv, she will be crying. my father would be very proud. it's the highest position that somebody -- making sure that laws abide and can begin. >> reporter: the judge getting emotional in the facebook video posted by the white house, judge gar land will make the first visit to meet with members of congress tomorrow, it may only be those who are willing to meet with him. in the control room, eliott rodriquez, cbs 4 news. >> look for more tonight on the crobs evening news with scott campaign 2016. the next republican debate canceled today. trump trump wouldn't do it and kasich backed out after trump and hilary clinton moved closer to the nominations with big wins last night. weijia jiang has more. >> reporter: though some of the races were close, it was a huge night for donald trump and hilary clinton who are already treating each other like they are the closest rivals they have. we have four months to go before the convention, the opponents aren't going anywhere. fresh off the big win in his home state, ohio governor john casey anthonyic continued stumping in pennsylvania wednesday, drawing contrast with donald trump. >> we are fighting for the the future of this country and the spirit of this country. won't be fighting on stage any time soon. kasich and tews pulled out of the -- cruz pulled out of the gop debate after donald trump escaped it. political experts say it won't be easy for him to wrap up the nomination. >> he is not capturing majorities for the most part. the question is can a minority candidate unite a party. >> reporter: in the democratic race, hilary clinton claimed four out of the five states that voted including in florida, bernie sanders is determined to stay in the race. you do not have to accept the status quo. >> reporter: clinton is eyeing the general election. trump thinks she is the one to beat on wednesday launched a barking like a dog suggesting she is unfit to be president. it's no secret some republicans are scrambling to block trump from winning the nomination. if none get enough to win at the convention, he will support paul ryan. ryan quickly blasted out a statement saying thanks but no thanks, he has no intention of running for president. reporting in miamis weijia jiang, cbs 4 news. florida governor rick scott says it's time to bring the republican party together and support trump trump in his run for the white house. in a facebook post before noon, scott said quote, with his victories yesterday, i believe it is tomb for republicans to accept and respect the will of the voters and coless behind trump trump and mentioned jeb bub and marco rubio in their failed presidential bids before are speaking clearly, they want a business man outsider who will dramatically shake up the status quo in washington. trump trump has work to do to obtain enough delegates to become the republican party nominee but getting there. donald trump has 671 delegates. marco rubio earned 146 before dropping out. kasich 138. 1237 is the magic number of delegates needed to win the nomination on the democratic side, hilary clinton has more than double the amount of delegates than bernie sanders for challenger, she has 1578 he has 817. 2383 del dpats are needed to win -- delegates are needed to win the democratic nomination. joining us is steve. this comes down to delegates and math. let's start with the trump reach that number, that magic number, or are we going to see a battle in cleveland this summer. >> reporter: we will see, he put himself in a good position to get there easier than the others but not going to be totally easy. there are several states between now and june that have win or take all contests like in florida, if you win the primary, you win at all delegates, one next week in arizona. he is going to win the winner take all and continue to win big in the other states that give out the delegates proportionately and it's a harder road for ted cruz and impossible, it is impossible for kasich to get there mathematically. kasich is hoping to slow everyone enough that it is a condition tested convention that nobody gets enough delegates. >> we heard john boehner put forward the name of speaker ryan, no candidate has the right number. get to the magic number but closer and denied the nomination, there would be riots. what are we talking about as realistic possibilities? >> if he doesn't get to the magic number, then, we could see a situation where this gets hashed out on the floor of the convention. let's keep in mind, voting stops, the primaries end june 7th. a good month, month and a half where the republican party will go whether they are going with a nominee that's clinched or not. maybe they can figure out something out before that or coa less around the person around the most delegates. somebody like trump if he gets a plor alty, the person who gets the most delegates, even if not the majority should be the nominee or let it go and have chaos on the floor and figure it out out later. she is well on her way. she has a lot of problems with voters, doesn't she? >> it's interesting, if trump gets the nomination, you will have two candidates who will have, under water in terms of favorability. a lot of work to do in the general election, swaying people, they are polarizing characters and well known among the electorate. >> thank you for your time. stay with cbs 4 news for continuing coverage of campaign 2016. now through the november election, for campaign updates at any time, head over to cbsmiami.com/campaign 2016. tonight miami-dade police are searching for a man they say killed his estranged wife. detectives say joe louie pageant began shooting at his wife and her mother during an argument in southwest miami- dade, pageant was gone by the time police got to the scene, he is considered armed and information is asked to call police. a heart breaking scene in lake worth. a massive fire claims the lives of a dozen horses at leasts what happened after the break. >> reporter: family of a man killed in a hit and run in fort lauderdale is asking for your help. hear their story next. it's a prison escape that looks like it belongs in the movies, this is real life, folks, the story behind this just released video come up at 5:30 a lot of sun after the clouds burned off today and warm temperatures again, we got another cold front in the forecast, the details on that coming up. eliott rodriquez and i are headed to cuba for president barack obama's historic visit. look for our report sunday and here on ex-miami police detective that admitted to stealing jewelry during a raid of home will spend a year and one day in state prison. last year ra czario pled guilty. the total value of the pieces was well over $100,000. a dozen horses are dead after a fire ripped through a barn in lake worth. florida trotting center, 11 made it out alive, two were critically hurt. the center raises harness raising horses. >> they are our four legged kids. they are mostly 2 year olds and 3 year olds in training to become super champions this summer. >> two firefighters were injured and coming up at 6:00, hear from the people who tried to rescue the horses from the flames. it's been more than a year since a fort lauderdale man was struck and killed by a hit and run driver, mother and sister are asking for your help to find the driver that kept going. marybel rodriguez has their plea. >> reporter: that is how 56 remembered until the day he died. >> >> reporter: his mother and sister and friend hurting from the tragedy that took his life 2014, according to police, mc cremmon was crossing northwest 14th avenue and 19th street when he was struck, the driver investigators say kept going and never looked back. >> you just don't kill someone and then just keep going like they were an animal or something. >> his foot was amputated and they found it a week after. what is this? what is this? >> reporter: according to police, the 2003 blue ford f150 pick up struck that struck him was found in lauder hill, the driver behind the wheel has not been caught. today, a year and a half later, his family is asking for your help. closure, we can't close it, we can't close the case until we know justice has been served. >> reporter: cynthia holmes says it's hard to believe her brother who overcame so much in his life including a deadly skin disease, lost his life like this. he was a survivor and in six months overcame a deadly skin disease and four-stage cancer. they are asking anyone behind the wheel to call broward crime stoppers at 954493-tips. marybel rodriguez, cbs 4 news. we are learning details about one of the teens charged in the shooting death of a 6- year-old boy. erwin presley appearing before a judge this morning entering a not guilty plea, presley along with 18 year eld leonard adams and 16-year-old teams are charged with second degree during a drive by shooting outside his apartment in northwest miami-dade last month. king's family was in court today, his grandmother says that guns need to get out of the hands of young people. >> they are getting them too easy. i don't understand that. i just didn't want to show our face today but it's time. the killing needs to stop. >> adams and teams did not appear in court today. detectives in pompano beach need help identifying a serial armed robber and his only target is local 7 elevens, over the course of two weeks in the early morning hours, the robber hit 4 different 711 locations twice he used a gun as his weapon of choice, police say during the third robbery he turned off the power and used a machete to rob the convenient steer, anyone with information is asked to call broward crime stoppers. may want to avoid driving in the downtown miami area if you can. several roads will be detoured for the ultra music festival. thousands of electronic music fans will be flocking in town for the music festival. the event kicks off friday afternoon, it runs through sunday, changes in the traffic will begin thursday night. take a look at this map, all southbound traffic along biscayne will be detoured wested at northwest 4th street to northeast second avenue, all northbound traffic along biscayne reduced to two lanes and shifted to the southbound lanes at southeast first street. best to avoid the area if you can. live picture from downtown miami, up northeast, biscayne bay, a beautiful afternoon, on the water today, it is perfect skies and comfortable temperatures, 82 now in miami. it's humid out. there 52%. east, southeast breeze at 8. sea breeze came in today and where it made its way inland, not too bad at allment miami beach 79. 78 hallandale beach. we are looking at upper 80s miramar and coral springs. ts dropping to the 70s and upper 60s, another warm day in store tomorrow. whole state is warm, coastal areas not as warm. inland up the middle of the peninsula, upper 80s, panhandle warm, early spring weather. a few clouds here and there. fog on the west coast of florida as the warm air overrides the cooler gulf temperatures, other than that, not too much going over. system this the western gulf not going to bother us too much. maybe over the weekend a spotty storm. tomorrow, clouds burning off and warm afternoon sun, highs mid to upper 80s, on friday the same. the sun, warm, over the weekend, we are ahead of this cold front, we will see spotty storms around saturday and sunday , the front comes through early on monday. it will cool us off despite the fact we are going in to spring sunday. mild and muggy, fog develops with a low near 70 for tomorrow. clouds, and warm afternoon sun, high temperature in the mid to upper 80s above normal. boaters southeast 10, 1-2-foot seas, light chop on the bays, through the weekend, warm the next three days, spring arrives sunday, we drop temperaturewise, thanks to a cold front, we are not done with winter-like weather yet. this morning, i had the distinct honor of visiting the the women's symposium, they invite professional women to talk about lives careers and the obstacles they have overcome to get where they are today. an honor and inspiration to meet the women, most impressive for the students smart and so thoughtful and so ahead of their time, wonderful to be able to have that candid and intimate conversation with the tv students in the tv studio this morning. impressive tv studio, too. >> what was your biggest obstacle. >> a lot of them. we talked about their obstacles with social media we never had that in high school. that's the completely different -- game. >> they were lucky to have you there today. >> i was lucky to be there. a horrifying scenario. crooks come in to a store and threaten a baby. >> the mother of that child is telling her story for the first time, we 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