employer, plus. more russian attacks hitting ukrainian cities as he invading continues. we have new details on the deadly missile attack this morning and what leaders are saying about efforts to end the violence. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook monday morning. april 18th. thank you for waking up with us. you know who else woke up with us? rosemary oroczo kidding? good morning and today thanks for being here. we have our warriors color, son. oh yes . so those warriors? how about aids? we've got opening day correct later today. it's going to be a nice one out there. good morning, dave. good morning, pam. good morning to all of you. happy monday. we do have a dry day in store, although that will begin to change a little bit later. we're looking at a few

scattered showers that will arrive in the north bay and then spread south late tonight into tomorrow morning. partly cloudy skies and then followed by another storm, so i'll have a look at what you can expect for your bay area monday. if you're going to the a's game, what you can expect there and the rest of the week coming up in just a little bit. part rosemary oroczo from now, thousands of nurses at sutter health facilities will begin a one day strike protesting working conditions. 8000 nurses at 18 sutter health facilities across northern california will take part in today's one day strike that includes 12 bayer healthcare facilities, negotiations have stalled, and the nurses say the main issue is staffing. they try to keep us as lean as possible and have a student more with less every day. um it creates an unsafe situation where nurses are exhausted and not getting breaks. um, where patients won't be able to get the time and

attention that they deserve, and that we want to give now. the contract dispute has gone on since june of last year. settler health plan to bring temporary contract workers to staff at hospitals and clinics today and released a statement that reads in part work stoppages at 18 of our sites, even for a single day requires complex and costly preparation and obligates us to make plans that are teams patients and communities can rely on we notified the union that we will staff are hospitals on monday with the contract id replacement workers, nurses at stanford hospitals are accusing the medical center of retaliating after 93% of nurses voted to go on strike. the union representing the nurses says the hospital is threatening to cut off all medical benefits to nurses who walk out. nurses say next week's scheduled strike will help draw attention to extremely high caseloads, causing burnout among the nursing staff leaders at stanford hospital say they have

increased their nursing staff by 36% since 2019. time is up 403 in san francisco police now searching for the person responsible for stabbing for people in the tenderloin. it happened early yesterday morning at hide and eddie streets. police arrived just before 5 30 in the morning and found four people who had been stabbed. and we're waiting to get an update on one of the victims who suffered life threatening injuries. if you have any information, call san francisco police and police in oakland are asking for help. they want to find the third suspect in the murder case of a former police officer and security guard. 27 year old laurent gilbert is among three people accused of shooting and killing guard kevin nishida during an attempted robbery of a tv news crew last november. 24 year old herschel, hail and 25 year old should dida mitchell have already been arrested. it was a violent weekend in the holy city of jerusalem. this easter more than

150. people were hurt in fighting between israeli riot police and palestinians at a jewish holy site. this year is the first time in about 30 years that the heart of ramadan overlaps with the jewish passover holiday and easter that is bringing christians, jews and muslims all to the same areas. pope francis continues to plead for peace in ukraine during easter mass. the leader of the roman catholic church says the russian invasion has created what he called a senseless war that has raised the risk of global nuclear warfare. he once again called on leaders from both sides to find peace. yesterday's event was the first outdoor easter mass at st peter's square. since the start of the pandemic your time now 404 new this morning, the governor of lviv in western ukraine says at least seven people were killed by russian missile strikes and take a look at new video from one of the scenes of the damage reports from the associated press staff in the region report. plumes of thick black smoke rose in that

city. after the military strikes and that rail lines have been damaged. this morning's attack comes as ukrainian president talansky blames russian soldiers for torture and kidnappings. and president. zelensky believes attacks on the other side of the country in mariupol threatened efforts to ever negotiated peace deal. he says ukrainian fighters in the city's last known pocket of resistance have been told by the russians to surrender or died. if mario paul is captured , it would be the biggest russian victory so far in the invasion. it would also allow russian forces across southern and eastern ukraine to connect we're also seeing some new video that shows us what ukrainians are dealing with in the middle of russian attacks. you can see medics in kharkiv scrambling to find safety is they also help wounded could ukrainians kharkiv

is about 20 miles from ukraine's border with russia? because of that. it's been a target of attacks since the early days of the russian invasion. amid the russian invasion. communities throughout ukraine found time to observe the easter season, reporter matt finn says priests and parishioners are praying for peace. in the la vive region of ukraine were just yesterday, russian cruise missiles were intercepted by ukrainian forces this greek roman churches actively taking in refugees, women and young children who lost their homes. had their loved ones murdered as services are going on. explosions can be heard in the background, just a stunning reminder of a country at war. our translator tells us there's a nearby military base, conducting defense drills. we spoke to one refugee, a young woman from the devastated city of mary opal. that woman tells

us her loved ones were murdered. her car was shot at by russians and this church took her in providing her warmth, shelter and food. christina. and grandmother died. we buried by ourselves. the grandmother, grandfather stayed in the apartment with damaged walls. actually talk or it's impossible to go there and take his body because of all the damage there. everything is ruined now. we also interviewed the priest of this church. he speaks a little bit of english because he visits the united states. the priest said. he asked some of the refugees if and when they would like to return to their homes. the refugee said they would not like to they consider their homes graveyards where their loved ones are dead. also here on the western side of ukraine, there is a lot of catholicism and faith. it's close to europe, but on the eastern side of ukraine closer to russia, we're told there's not a lot of

practicing catholics. for some of the child refugees. this will be the first time they attend a church service in stretch. ukraine. matt finn fox news alright. our time is now 407. several feet of snow fell on the sierra for the holiday weekend. look at the pictures. the seven day snow total top three ft in some mountain areas and you're looking at pictures from mammoth martin's instagram page. the resort now plans to stay open for skiing and snowboarding until memorial day. it's a lot of snow. very exciting. a lot of people i heard from a lot of headed up there. and so it was absolutely great. looks like new snow with sunshine like you can't beat that respect. yes more snow on the way. another foot, maybe two ft this week? yes, my gosh. systems were watching. i know. good morning to both of you were all smiles about that. it will come later this evening and into tomorrow morning. that's around one and not going to bring a whole lot. but we'll see some accumulation

which is again all good giving you a look here at the dark. start outside our doors this morning. we're waking up with partly cloudy skies. just a little bit of patchy fog out there. we are going to be right about average a little bit below for your afternoon today and i'll show you those numbers here in just a moment out the gate this morning. it's a cold one, even near freezing and some areas like santa rosa at 36. 37 reported at half moon bay would go inland 41 for you this morning, livermore 45 in san jose and san jose a tad cooler than yesterday morning oakland, down by four. meanwhile, napa is up by six. getting into the second part of the day dry conditions. the onshore breeze is expected to increase as we get closer, jin back storm gets closer to us, i should say fairfield reporting a wind gust right now. 2 29 mph, so it is very breezy through the delta. meanwhile comment of otto oakland, reporting an easterly wind at about seven mph. and here's a look at the system that is going to bring us that rain a little bit later today and a little bit of sierra snow as

well. it's going to hold off, though the future cast will show you exactly what i'm talking about. by noontime or so we will notice an increase in the cloud cover there. but the rain is still to the north of us as we get into 56 o'clock, perhaps a few sprinkles passing overhead but still mainly dry and i stopped here at six o'clock because now we are looking at, of course, the home opener for the oakland a's getting into eight o'clock is shifting into the north bay. but oakland is still dry by 10 o'clock. it does begin to change just a little bit. so as we get into the evening hours, this will continue to pass through. it's a quick moving system because by tomorrow morning in time for the morning commute, we are already beginning to dry out. better details on the afternoon house for today, what you can expect if it is game tonight and the rest of the week coming up in just a little bit. all right. thank you. rosemary say every household can take action to slow down inflation still ahead the tips they have to help your finances. and it's the oakland

a's hosting at the baltimore orioles in today's home opener for the a's. we'll tell you about the covid restrictions still in place if you plan to get inside the coliseum. for the game. and don't forget. let's take a look at our weather this morning. here is a live look at the bay bridge. the toll plaza pretty smooth traveling at this early hour. keep an eye on your commute this monday morning, commute this monday morning, we'll be right back. you really can't get much for 5 bucks these days... unless... ♪ you got that bag ♪ ♪ you got that biggie bag ♪ ♪ you got that bag ♪ is that a real song? i think she liked it. your choice of sandwich plus all this for just 5 bucks is worth celebrating. choose wisely. choose wendy's biggie bag.

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all those transactions. right our time is 4 14 economists think it will take months before we see record inflation start to ease the eu's tom vacar talked to one economist about what you can do to speed up that process. five threes. chain reaction caused our high inflation first, says brooking. institution's when the adult berg came high consumer demand for all manner of consumer goods at levels we never saw before. it is a mystery how we even have storage space anymore. on top of that sickness, slowdowns and shutdowns that raw materials and parts suppliers made production difficult, if not impossible, for manufacturers also having sickness slowdowns and shutdowns . second the limited goods went to shippers also wrecked by sickness slowdowns and shutdowns. completely discombobulating, the world truck ship plane and ports, supply chains, e tailers and retailers could not fulfill all

those orders. and just as we were beginning to round that corner, russia invaded ukraine spiking world fuel prices. the most effective thing we can do to fight inflation right now is by less a whole lot less until decreasing demand meets up with now increasing supplies, pullback on our good spending so that would certainly help and reduce the pressure on our good sector. the other thing people can do take those four billion jobs available in the nation to get the economic gears running smoothly again. get out there and, you know, take these jobs that are being offered, and there's you know, sign on bonuses, and but that's largely in my mind going to depend on the pandemic vaccines notwithstanding, many people still fear catching covid. adequate affordable childcare remains a return to work roadblock, stimulus payments as well as rent, mortgage and school loan moratoriums allowed

many people to increase savings , delaying their returns over 360,000 fewer workers today. in california civilian workforce and prior to the pandemic. berkeley economist jim wilcox says the prices for goods, fuel and foods are already beginning to retreat. one major wild card remains. the other unknowable is what effect russia's war on ukraine will have all of these prices. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. alright, thank you, tom. the average price of gas in california so almost $6 a gallon . that's according to triple a. today's current average is 5 71 , which is about the same as yesterday. california's average still significantly higher than the national average of $4.09 a gallon. the oakland a's will play their home opener today if you plan to go to the game and join the celebration indoors, you're going to have to show proof of vaccination that includes in the treehouse inch i

park tavern and the team stores as well. the a say they're doing it because the city of oakland has a mandate put in place in february, and it is still in the fact. and before they came home , the aids finished up the last of 10 straight road games to begin the new season. they were in toronto yesterday. and while they did get this home run from stephen bowed it was his first of the year. it wasn't enough to catch up with the blue jays and the a's lost 4 to 3. they will be back in oakland for tonight's home opener with a record of five and five. they're hosting the baltimore orioles at the coliseum. the game begins at 6 40 tonight. the giants are in new york today, playing the mets . the team finished off their first visit to cleveland and 14 years with a sweep took an early lead against the guardian. never looked back. giants won 8 to 1 swept the series in cleveland, san francisco now tied for the best record in baseball. with the dodgers, both teams at seven and two. alright time is 4 18.

we're going to talk about the weather. i want to give both you and rosemary. you live pictures of our moon. and that's a beauty shot and rosemary when i say, you know, i care about you and pam give you anything the moon so sweet to love it? yes very sweet and generous. yes good morning to both of you happy monday to all of you get a load of that. isn't that a beautiful one? we do have partly cloudy to mostly clear skies out there this morning and a chilly start to the day. we will begin to see an increase in clouds later today by about noon time and rain tonight giving you a live look there from ktvu across the oakland issue, eri where we do have some of that light just bouncing off. the water winds are generally light this morning unless you're in and around the delta, quite breezy at travis air force base with winds gusting to 29 mph already as the storm begins to approach you can see areas of washington, oregon

, northern california now beginning to see some transition there for us, it's going to take all day before the wet weather arrives, but the clouds will come in sooner. here's a look at your lunch hour then as we get into the second part of the afternoon yeah. continue to stop it here right about six o'clock because i was as we've been talking about. we have the home opener for the oakland a's today. northern california all the way down about lake county, seeing some rain by about 67 o'clock 89 o'clock. it's into the north bay, but the central bay, including areas over oakland, still dry. and then as we get it right around 11 o'clock, it does begin to shift and will continue to move south and east during the overnight hours. joy tomorrow morning. it's already pulling out quarter inch or less expected with this system. but the great news is we have another shot, and the next storm looks to be even a bit wetter and sierra snow. so that's what's to come tonight into tomorrow. around one temperatures right now. 47 degrees in san francisco, we have 42 walnut creek. and santa rosa. you're just a few degrees

above freezing this morning so cold one into the afternoon. temperatures are right about average, maybe a little bit below in some areas 64 for san francisco 67 in oakland upper sixties and conquered mid sixties in the north bay of napa. are going to the game will expect mostly cloudy skies, mainly dry conditions. 60 degrees expected with a southwest priest about 15 mph, so little cool, little breezy and clarity. the extended morning. we wake wake up with just a few scattered showers, but then we dry out the rest of tuesday. rain develops on wednesday, a rainy day on thursday and then by friday, we look to be mainly dry as well. getting into your weekend. we're going to warm it up with temperatures back into the mid upper seventies for our inland cities. sixties around the bay upper fifties at the coast back to you. thank you, rosemary. we're back in person this year after virtual services during the pandemic up next we have a look at how people across the world and here in the bay area observed the day and the former

member of ukraine's parliament spent easter in sacramento the message he had for americans who want a better understanding of what is happening in his country. and keeping an eye on your monday morning commute. getting a little bit busier out there on the cemetery. oh bridge , but very clear skies. we can see that moon keeping an eye on your traffic. we'll be right back. ♪ i'm gonna keep on lovin' you ♪ turns out everyone does sound better in the shower.

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san francisco's dolores park for the event. the festivities kicked off with the family easter egg hunt. and organizers . a it celebrates the day the service organization was founded 44 years ago. the first year was just a couple of sisters who happen to have none outfits going out to see what happened, and that morning they also had cheerleader outfits, so they were deciding which to put on and they went for the for the nun outfits and i guess, as they say, the rest is history. and that day in continued and included live performances as well as costume contest for many christians this weekend marked the first time in two years that they were able to gather in person to celebrate easter. the pandemic forced many churches to go online. ktvu is james torres shows us how glide memorial church in san francisco welcomed back its congregation. glide only began welcoming people for in person services within the last month, so they say in easter service in person today

is special. yeah worrying minister marvin white takes the stage inside glide memorial church that you will choose joy. he's welcoming easter sunday worshippers. i am full of expectation. you know, i expect people to show up. i expect people to feel nervous and afraid and scared. this is their first time coming back in. i want to be here and i want to be in place. i want them to know that we've been waiting for them and expecting them. that whatever they're walking away from that our arms are open wide for them. today it's the first easter sunday service in person since the beginning of the pandemic, people attending say they were growing tired of the virtual celebrations. i love being here in the person cause when you be in person, you can unite with people. the church is offering some covid-19 protocols to make sure everyone still feels safe and comfortable. we have airspace uppers in the

aisles. we have all the windows and doors open. we have an amazing ventilation system because we know a lot of the covid is about ventilation. so we make sure that our air is the best in the world masks and proof of vaccination are still required inside the sanctuary. people attending today say it's all worth it to get a chance to celebrate resurrection. together i can start my day. i can feel the spirit here. it's huge. it's wonderful. it's part of the theme recovery summer reporting in san francisco. i'm james torres ktvu. fox two news. ukrainian soldiers and mario opal, defying russia's ultimatum to surrender or die. jenkins in kiev, ukraine, got the details coming up remembering san francisco's 19 oh six earthquake and fires will tell you how the bay area will mark that occasion 116 years later. don't forget you can have the morning

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beautiful sight. clear skies. thank you for joining us on this monday morning. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it is monday. it's april 18th. i know where to find rosemary oroczo. she's right here. she has our forecast. and you also have a lot of snow to yes, tracking more rain and snow . good morning to both of you and happy monday. hopefully you get an opportunity to step outside. see that bright moon out there this morning. we are mostly clear. it is a cold one to start even in the thirties for some of our inland cities will turn partly to mostly cloudy for the second half of the day and then rain developing by tonight. better details on the current conditions and what you can expect for the week ahead. coming up. all right. thank you. rosemary ukrainian troops refused to surrender to the russian military in the city of mariupol. they say they won't go anywhere, even though russia continues to put pressure on them to give up. reporter griff jenkins has more on the ports city that's considered a key location for both sides. as russian missile strikes continue to hit the heavily besieged city

of mario opal. ukrainian fighters are not giving up the fight, even after nearly two months of constant bob barred mint moscow now demanding their surrender, something ukraine's leaders say isn't going to happen will fight till the end. absolutely we will not surrender . we will not leave our country , our families, our land, so we will fight absolutely till the end till the wind in this world in the city that was once home to almost a half a million people. only about 100,000 remain. russia claims to control some urban zones of the city, which sits in a key strategic location. if fully captured by the russians, it would give them a ports on the black sea and provide a connection with the crimean peninsula, which russia annexed in 2014, while the two sides have engaged in on and off diplomatic talks. to end the fighting. ukraine's foreign minister says no high level discussions are currently taking place and that the situation of mario opal in the growing

civilian death toll there and throughout the country could put an end to those negotiations for good. maybe a red line championship. borrow janak team more crimes against civilians that appear there will be no chance that negotiations will be held or actually be implemented . ukrainian officials estimate that more than 21,000 civilians have been killed in mario opal. during the seven week siege in kiev, ukraine. griff jenkins fox news thank you. time is 4 33 across ukraine. people say they're doing everything they can to support their troops fighting the war, and that includes supporting their families. young students are being moved from battle zones to what they hope will be safer areas. but even in those areas, artillery and rocket attacks continue and there are frequent children say they're becoming numb to the battles going on around them. we're so explosions and several planes flying the other building. we woke up from

the explosions and ran to the basement. i'm used to it and i'm not afraid of explosions. even if i hear explosions. i won't be scared. now the building where they're living. it used to be at school. now it's an orphanage and a relief center, medical supplies, blankets, food and clothing are being delivered there. the school staff and students helped to sort and share those items with the community. a former member of ukraine's parliament, was in sacramento for easter sunday, he tells reporter like symmetry, the war has entered a new stage, and he has a message for the world. spring of life. a ukrainian baptist church in orange veil easter is typically just a big celebration press. but there's nothing typical about this easter. it feels different. in the month and a half leading up to its senior pastor. vadym dish, ceviche says dozens of new people have joined the church each sunday refugees fleeing ukraine. churches

overwhelmed so a lot of people's pack. so expect, like, never been before. so while they mark the joyful holiday today by praying and giving thanks, they're also saddened by the struggle in ukraine. where people have been under attack since russia's invasion in february last friday. i was there it's a horrible pictures there. it's an absolutely destroyed buildings. it's a hundreds, hundreds people's people which died, which but was killed there. dorian who formerly served as a member of the ukrainian parliament, is now in the us asking lawmakers for help to fight back. please help your friend by by having weapon by artillery by tanks, aircraft economy spoke as a guest during today's church services at spring of life sacramento break he says his main message here

just want to say thank you for their prayers for their supporting as they continue to come together. i pray for the war's end. that was like symmetry reporting, the church has been matching ukrainian refugees with host families. organizers of the efforts say hundreds of families have signed up to open up their homes. now they're working to help the refugees find jobs and cars. time is now for 36, a 14 year old northern california girl is now safe after she was missing for nine months. quetta wanna whistle? it was found saturday in nevada when her stepfather was pulled over for a traffic stop her stepfather, santos flores, roman of santa rosa, has been charged with suspicion of keeping a child from parents. it's similar to abduction but slightly different because officials believe she originally ran away from her home in crescent city. the teenager is said to be unhurt and healthy.

meantime police in belmont arrested a 17 year old boy in connection with last weekend's last week's shooting. that happened not far from carl, mont. high school investigators say he is one of the people responsible for the shooting that occurred on mallorca drive friday afternoon. no one was hit . no one was injured. all of the suspects ran away before the police got there. investigators say the shooting was an isolated event between at least two individuals or groups of people. concord police have made an arrest in a deadly shooting that happened saturday morning. a juvenile is in police custody for the death of salvador castro . there are now candles and flowers or the man died while riding his bike along the monument corridor. castro had a nine year old daughter and we heard from the little girl's mother. he would always have a smile on his face like nothing would ever just nobody would ever know that he was going through a lot, you know, and he loves his daughter. you know, he loved me and i know my

daughter's dad did not deserve this. people who knew castro say he lived on the streets and made mistakes, but they can't think of a reason anyone would want to kill him. it is the third homicide in concord this year. please are now asking anyone who saw the shooting or knows anything about it to please contact them. time now for 38, sonoma county sheriff's deputies and the chp teamed up over the weekend. the rescue an injured hiker, sonoma county deputies and the chp helicopter group, search the eastern side of the mountain until they found the hiker. that person was airlifted out of that dense brush down there and flown to a parking lot where an ambulance was waiting. the patient was taken to a hospital being treated for what's being called traumatic injuries. well it is the 116th anniversary of the san francisco earthquake and fire and people are gathering at lotta's fountain this morning for the ceremonies that will begin in just a few minutes. that powerful earthquake hit at 5 12 that morning it started fires

that burned for four days, causing destruction than the actual quake. the fountain became a meeting point for quake survivors and legend has it. the fountain was one of the few things that continued providing water to firefighters. your time is 4 39 will happening this morning. runners are getting stretched out getting ready to hit the streets of boston for the annual boston marathon. the boston marathon will take place today. for the second time in six months. the 2021 raids was postponed until october because of the pandemic. the race was canceled in 2020. this year is 1/50 anniversary of the first official women's field in the boston marathon. all right. well, hopefully they have some nice weather for that we are going to get a little more rain coming in. at some point. let's check in with rosemary oroczo on that. yes i was in boston just say home saturday night and got to see some of those runners out there. so very exciting. it's a great city. yes absolutely. and

for us here at home, yes. also a great city. and we are looking at rain coming in by tonight. not the case at this hour. get a lot of that gorgeous full moon behind me the first full moon of the spring season. we are looking at mostly clear skies and chilly conditions outdoors, a live look from ktvu across the oakland estuary or some of that the light from the moon bouncing off the water there we do have mainly calm conditions in and around the bay area, a little breezy through the delta. we'll check in on the winds in just a moment. let's take a look at the numbers 1st 36 degrees in santa rosa 37 half moon bay, a couple of the colder spots this morning, low forties for you, livermore around the bay 45 in hayward. 47 in the city of san francisco. we're a little bit warmer this morning and napa we're a little bit colder at half moon bay in along the east bay shore, four degrees cooler for oakland, san leandro and hayward. if communities we are with the light winds over areas of santa rosa as well as napa, even com reported in nevada but

you get through the delta and travis air force base reporting wind gusts to 29 mph stories will be with us ahead of the storm that is going to bring us some wet weather later this evening right now washington, oregon and just the northern edge of california beginning to see that transition there. we will see an increase in cloud cover first and then into the evening hours. we are looking at the rain developing over the north bay after sunset. here's a view of the noon hour, one o'clock or so where we are turning mostly cloudy already. partly cloudy. mostly cloudy for your afternoon. here's a stop at six o'clock. where we have the oakland a's home opener tonight . mostly cloudy, mainly dry getting into 89 o'clock or so it is already shifting into areas of the lake county as well as the areas over the north bay. but the central bay, including oakland, still dry by 10, 11 o'clock, things start to change , so we are looking at scatter showers arriving after the game, but just something to be aware of. you might want to bring a

long some rain gear. if you are worried about it tomorrow morning, we wake up the storms already out of here. meanwhile afternoon highs for today 64 in san francisco 69 in livermore, 65. in napa. we have a second system coming our way and sierra snow, including a winter weather advisory. better details in the extended forecast coming up. hard rosemary oroczo. end mass shootings rocked the nation still ahead. what we're finding out from investigators this morning. and the white house. easter egg roll is back for the first time in two years, we're going to tell you what president biden and first lady jill biden have in store for the thousands of families heading to the big event at the white house this morning and let's look around the bay area traffic this morning at 4 42. this is the san mateo bridge. i believe this is a san mateo bridge. yes and it seems to be moving. well if you normally take this route, and you're wondering if you're going to run into problems, at least at this time of the morning, it looks pretty good will continue

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yeaa row. l 85 there it goes. it's a classified satellite for the u. s national reconnaissance office and it's now in orbit. it's the n r o l 85 satellite is launched yesterday morning from penenberg space air force base aboard a two stage spacex falcon nine rocket. ben lindbergh officials say it was the first mission by the satellite to reuse a spacex rocket booster. the falcon's first stage landed back at the seaside base northwest of los angeles. will the fbi says hackers with connections to the north korean government stole more than $600 million in cryptocurrency from a video gaming company. it's the latest theft and a series of cyber thefts that have been tied to

north korea. last last week, the treasury department announced sanctions against the hackers who are believed to be working on behalf of the north korean government. sanctions helped make sure that hackers can't cash out through us based crypto exchanges. north korea says it has test fired a new tactical guided weapons system, which it claims will boost its nuclear capabilities. reporter alexandra half tells us the state run media released new photos of kim jong un apparently overseeing the tests. it was just late last month that north korea test fired an intercontinental ballistic missile their first since 2017 and now the tests reported to have taken place this weekend demonstrate a new type of tactical guided weapon system. that's according to north korea's state run media. us and south korean officials are concerned that this may be a sign that the north could carry out very shortly. a large scale nuclear test. south korea's military said that on saturday

detected two launches from north korea's east coast towards the sea. they traveled about 70 miles, reaching 15 miles high at a max speed of mach four. at the same time, the uss abraham lincoln and its carrier strike group are operating in the sea of japan off the korean coast. they're doing so for the first time in five years, according to the navy. the seventh fleet notes that this is a bilateral exercise in partnership with japan and a sign of reassurance to allies while north korea attempts to flex its military muscle of friday celebration was without an expected military parade, but kim jong un did appear publicly to honor his grandfather's birthday. the nation's founding leader. special events and anniversaries often coincide with weapons testing. north korea has now conducted 13 rounds of launches so far this year in washington, alexandria hoff fox news start our time is 4 47 for learning more about a shooting at a south carolina mall that left 14 people heard over the weekend. it was one of two mass shootings

in that state over the weekend. an attorney for one person arrested in the case. so far, it says his client began shooting in self defense, a judge said. bond for joe wayne price at $25,000. investigators believe at least three people pulled out guns during the shooting. so far , they've only arrested price. nine people were shot during the shooting on saturday. five others suffered other injuries and hours after that, shooting another mass shooting hit south carolina. nine people were wounded early yesterday morning at a nightclub in the town of furman, about 80 miles west of charleston. police say the club was hosting an easter event when those shots were fired behind the club. so far, no arrests have been reported in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, two teenage boys were killed and at least 13 others were heard after a shooting at a house party. that shooting happened about 12 30 in the morning during a party at a short term rental property

saturday night. police say there were at least 200 people inside , and the vast majority of them were under the age of 18. more than 90 rounds were reportedly fired inside after some kind of altercation. in addition to the 2 17 year olds who are killed, eight others were shot. and another five people were hurt, trying to escape the shooting. how can you even have a holiday? when your child. was involved in some something traumatic like this. um in all the others who were if the incident um, you know, this is traumatizing to our officers. no arrests have been made in the case, and police say there is no information on any suspects. at this time. the city of oakland is slowly rolling out a new program that's meant to divert homeless and mental health calls away from police. now it's called the mobile assistance, community response responders of oakland or macro, according to the chronicle crisis, teams have

started patrolling the streets offering help. right now. there's still just getting familiar with people in the community, but the goal is to have them to respond to certain mental health related 911 calls by june time is 4 50, the golden state warriors locking in for game two tonight of their first round playoff game against denver. they're coming off saturday's 1 23 to 1 oh seven win over denver. the warriors say they're going to be focused on the nuggets center and n vp finalists nicola jokic again. steph curry reportedly is doing pretty well. according to head coach steve kerr. he's expected to play again, but we don't know if he will start the game or just come off the bench again. you know he's still recovering from that foot injury. the warriors playing chase center tonight at seven p.m. san jose sharks continue to play hard, even though they are already out of the playoffs. the sharks face the wild in minnesota, with the wild, taking the early lead after that to the two teams

traded goals. until it was tied for all at the end of regulation . minnesota minnesota scored just past the one minute mark in the extra period to make it 54 wrapped up that playoff berth in the shark's 10th loss in a row, and they do face columbus. back home tomorrow night. kind of tough to keep playing. you know, you're not making the plane that susie head trip time is 4 51 rosemary. zach rosemary. pam get our umbrella ready for early tomorrow morning today, not the case. she'll be asleep when this ranges through. good morning to both of you. hello to all of you are off to a mostly clear, cold start to the day. increasing cloud cover later this afternoon , followed by some rain tonight giving you a live look here from ktvu across the oakland estuary towards san francisco. there it is a bit of a quiet start temperatures in some areas a little bit warmer than yesterday . some a little bit cooler. we were a lot chillier for our easter sunday mornings start with the dry air in place in the clear skies. right now. santa

rosa just a few degrees above freezing for you. 35 40, san francisco conquered san carlos and san jose all reporting the same number there. here's a look at storm tracker to there is a look at the system that will bring us first, an increase in cloud cover and then the rain starting this evening. yes this evening so for folks that are heading to the oakland a's game. i think you're going to be a okay and i'll show you that in just a moment. we do have a winter weather advisory. but notice the timing two a.m. tomorrow until two pm tomorrow. so the rain moves through our area tonight and then it heads up over the sierra. for tuesday . here's a look at the future cast and we'll get a better timing on this system by noontime one o'clock. we're already seeing the mix of clouds out there. the rain is still to the north of us. and then as we get into six o'clock, i stopped at six o'clock because now we have a course. the home opener. get folks getting ready into the stands for that. mostly cloudy, mainly dry. by 89 o'clock it's moving into areas of lake county north bay, but it takes until

about 10 o'clock before it begins to move into areas over san francisco as well as oakland. so let's hope the game is complete by then. and then into tomorrow morning, it is already moving out. could miss the morning commute. if it speeds up. i just an hour or so. will have mostly cloudy skies, maybe a little bit of drizzle, but that storm is already pushing south and east afternoon highs for today under mostly cloudy skies and dry conditions will go 64 degrees in san francisco 69. it conquered 65 over areas of napa 64 in san rafael. if you're going to be at the game this evening, mostly cloudy skies, southwesterly breeze about 15 mph. and 60. degrees expected, so bring along a jacket. and if you're worried about the possibility of scattered showers make it a rain proof jacket. here's a look at your extended forecast temperatures a little bit cooler for tomorrow. but once we get past that morning rain we are looking. partly cloudy. another storm developing late afternoon on wednesday, right now, thursday looks to be a rainy day, even wetter than this

system coming our way. and then we dry it out, and we warm it up in time for your weekend. better details on the rainfall amounts expected with it to the system tonight as well as the next one coming our way coming up in just a little bit, pam. thank you. rosemary debate continues over teaching certain topics in school still ahead, how racism and sexual orientation are sparking national call for education overhaul. the irs has new rules for people investing in cryptocurrency. the digital money could impact your tax return. plus i'moping maybe this plea will help the goat. mama just wants her baby back. police in panola are looking for the person who stole a newborn baby goat. now the owner of that goat is pleading for its return to ensure that baby goats safety and taking a look at your monday morning commute smooth sailing across the golden gate bridge, and it is also very clear. no fog out there this morning. fog out there this morning. we'll be right back.

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twoe easter egg roll is back for the first time in two years, 30,000 people are expected to attend that 142nd white house easter egg roll. the event was canceled. for the last two years, of course, because of the pandemic. there's growing debate across the country about whether topics of race and sexual orientation should be taught in the classroom. reporter chris dimeo tells us school districts are re examining their curriculums during a changing landscape of american education. philosophies about how and what we teach our nation's school kids are under heavy scrutiny coming out of the pandemic as school district scrapple with how and if topics centering around race and sexuality should be discussed in the classroom. according to a new associated press norc poll. roughly 40% of

americans agree with how current k through 12 curriculum is discuss race and sexuality, but the topics become polarized along party lines, with 40% of republicans saying they're taught too much. and 40% of democrats saying they're not addressed enough delicate and they're not as resilient as adults when it comes to different ideas and theories. and teaching them about racism. may not help them. i want to know what i can do to help make sure that my daughter grows up viewing people equally, no matter what their differences are, no matter what they look like, no matter their gender presentation. the study comes on the heels of florida and alabama passing laws restricting conversations about gender identity and sexuality in the classrooms. and now at least eight more states including arizona, louisiana and missouri or considering similar actions. he's ongoing debates over school conduct are just one of the

reasons home schooling is surging in popularity, data collected by the associated press found only 3% of kids were home schooled before the pandemic that number shot up by 63% from 2020 to 2021. and while the number of kids being home schooled fell by 17% this year, the concept is still gaining traction. chris demeo fox news. for the owner of a baby goat is pleading for its safe return after security video shows a woman snatching that goat on friday in pinole now the baby had just been born. the mother was with the other goats, clearing vegetation in the area for east bay mud. the owner of the goat says the newborn needs to be back with its mother in order to survive. go mama just wants her baby back there nice little family animals, and she's sad. and the baby goat really needs the mom. it needs the mom's milk to be able to thrive. the woman was in a silver or gray 2016 ford focus. sc hatchback. anyone with

information should call panel police. more russian attacks hitting ukrainian cities as the russian invasion continues. we have new details of a deadly missile attack this morning and what leaders are saying about the efforts to end the violence. and remembering the san francisco earthquake and fires of 19. oh six to tell you how the bay area plans to mark that occasion 116 years later. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook monday morning, april 18 exciting sports because we've been talking about the warriors and the a's home opener today, so let's check in with rosemary oroczo for our weather . for all of that, yes, it's going to be a good one. we will be mostly cloudy, but we will be mainly dry for that home opener. tonight we are looking at rain

moving into the bay area this evening. it will start in the north bay sometime after sunset . between now and then we expect partly cloudy skies and dry conditions. we'll check in on the current conditions, your afternoon highs and when that what weather is expected to arrive coming up. all right. thank you. rosemary thyme is 501 and happening now san francisco is marking the 116th anniversary of the great earthquake of 19. oh, six. ktvu is james torres in our newsroom now with the details of what happened then? and the lessons learned from that day that are still being used now. good morning, jane. good morning to you, dave. well, the details are likely stuff that you've learned while you were growing up, probably in grade school and, according to the u. s geological survey had helped researchers better understand and prepare for future earthquakes and, of course, not without a cost. it's said about 700 people in the bay area dying after the earthquake , nearly 30,000 buildings were destroyed and it led to an estimated $400 million in damage. with it. you live out to the ceremony now this morning.

we're city leaders, including mayor london breed former mayor willie brown. you see police chief bill scott. they're bringing back some traditions. they are meeting at lotta's fountain in the city and honoring the memory of those lost while talking about how san francisco has changed since delay a ceremonial wreath at lotta's fountain in the event here is put on by the guardians of the city and then 5 11 9 minutes from now, the group will hold a moment of silence. then sirens will break the silence. that's about the time that when the first shakes began about 116 years ago, in the event here will wrap up in about an hour. but you see, the number of people gathered there. they did this once again in person last year, so this isn't a first time in covid yet, um, event here this morning, but you see, they have a number of speakers that lead that out until about that. 5 11 time period. and then they'll go into that moment of science for about 30 seconds, continuing tradition by breaking it with the sirens, and then they will continue with the commemorated ceremony. we'll keep our eye on this all morning long and coming up in the next half hour. we will wrap it up for you and show you how it all

went. for now, reporting live in the newsroom. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news. all right. thank you, james. nurses and stanford hospitals are accusing the medical center of retaliating after 93% of nurses voted to go on strike. the union representing the nurses, says the hospitals threatening to cut off all medical benefits to nurses who walk out. nurses say next week's scheduled strike will help draw attention to extremely high caseloads, causing burnout among the nursing staff. leaders at stanford hospital say they have increased their nursing staff by 36% since 2019. time now. 503 in san francisco police searching for the person who stabbed four people in the tenderloin. it happened early yesterday morning at hide and eddie streets. police arrived just before 5 30 in the morning, they found four people who had been stabbed. now we're waiting to get an update on one of the victims who had life threatening injuries. if you have any information about this call san francisco police in oakland police are asking for help. they want to find the

third suspect in the murder case of a former police officer and security guards. 27 year old lebron gilbert is among three people accused of shooting and killing security guard kevin nishida last november during an attempted robbery of a tv news crew. 24 year old herschel, hailed in 25 year old should be here. mitchell have already been arrested violent weekend in the holy city of jerusalem. this easter more than 150 people were heard in fighting between israeli riot police and palestinians at a jewish holy site. this year is the first time in about 30 years that the heart of ramadan overlaps with the jewish, passover and easter that's bringing christians, jews and muslims to all the same areas. pope francis continues to plead for peace in ukraine during easter mass. the leader of the roman catholic church says the russian invasion has created what he called a senseless war that has raised the risk of global nuclear warfare. he once again called on

leaders from both sides to find peace. yesterday's event was the first outdoor easter mass at st peter's square. since the start of the pandemic. time is now 505 new this morning, the governor of lviv in western ukraine says it least seven people were killed by russian missile strikes. take a look at new video just in from one of the scenes of that damage. performance from the associated press staff in the region. report plumes of thick black smoke rose in the city after the military strikes. they also say that rail lines have been damaged. this morning's attack comes as ukrainian president talansky blames russian soldiers for torture and kidnappings. and president. zelensky believes attacks on the other side of the country in mario pole, threatened the efforts to ever negotiate a peace deal. he says ukrainian fighters in the city's last known pocket of resistance have been told by the russians to surrender or die. now if mary and paul is captured, it would

be the biggest russian victory so far in the invasion. it would also allow russian forces across southern and eastern ukraine to connect time is now. 506 we're seeing new video showing us what ukrainians are dealing with in the middle of russian attacks. here. you see the medics in kharkiv scrambling to not only find safety, they're also helping wounded ukrainians. kharkiv is just 20 miles from ukraine's border with russia. because of that it's been the target of attacks since the early days of the russian invasion. made the russian invasion communities throughout ukraine found time to observe the easter season. reporter matt finn shows us how they are praying for peace. aviv region of ukraine were just yesterday, russian cruise missiles were intercepted by ukrainian this greek roman churches

actively taking in refugees, women and young children who lost their homes. even had their loved ones murdered as services are going on. explosions can be heard in the background, just a stunning reminder of a country at war. our translator tells us there's a nearby military base, conducting defense drills. we spoke to one refugee, a young woman from the devastated city of mary opal. that woman tells us her loved ones were murdered. her car was shot at by russians and this church took her in providing her warmth, shelter and food. there my grandparents and my great grandmother died. we buried by ourselves. the grandmother, grandfather stayed in the apartment with damaged walls. actually parker. it's impossible to go there and take his body because of all the damage there. everything is ruined now. we also interviewed

the priest of this church. he speaks a little bit of english because he visits the united states. the priest said. he asked some of the refugees if and when they would like to return to their homes. the refugee said they would not like to they consider their homes graveyards where their loved ones are dead. also here on the western side of ukraine, there is a lot of catholicism and faith. it's close to europe, but on the eastern side of ukraine closer to russia, we're told there's not a lot of practicing catholics. for some of the child refugees. this will be the first time they attend a church service in stretch. ukraine matt finn fox news. alright man. thank you. time is 508 will several feet of snow fell in the sierra for the holiday weekend. the seven day snow total top three ft in some mountain areas , and you're looking at video from mammoth mountain's instagram page. man of the mountain now plans to stay open for skiing and snowboarding until memorial day is when i

like. do i bring out the patio furniture or do i head skiing rosary? because we're getting more snow? yes, it's a chunk of war between winter and summer, right launch, right in between. we call it spring and we are looking at more rain and more sierra snow. so that is all good news. we are looking at a dry day. with the rain arriving tonight. here's a look at san francisco. a beautiful shot for you there. we've got an hour 20 minutes or so until the official sunrise, starting out with mostly clear skies. light winds . i'm seeing a little bit of patchy fog developed over areas of santa rosa. so we'll check on the visibility here in just a moment. first the numbers into the north bay. it's a chilly 1 35 for you, santa rosa along the coastline happened reporting 37 a lot of forties around the bay low to mid forties for areas near oakland and san francisco. you go inland. it's a chilly start for you, livermore at 41. our winds are generally lights. we do have a breeze through the delta and again a little bit of fog out there. visibility right now over santa rosa, about a mile and a half where you see

the darker shades of gray primarily over the higher elevations. we've got some fog out there as well. so not seeing it a widespread, at least for the morning drive. but something to be aware of. you may find some over areas along the valley floor in the north bay. and perhaps going through the delta . the winds are calm at half moon bay, as well as san jose sfo, just a gentle breeze as well as hayward, saying the gusty conditions through areas over the delta and through fairfield. meanwhile the rain is sticking to the north. at least for now. we've got washington, oregon, northern california with the green stuff for us. will see an increase in cloud cover first a little bit later this afternoon, and then the rain expected right around sunset in the lake county and then after sunset for the north bay in moving southeast for the afternoon today 64 in san rafael 64 in san francisco for the inner east bay will go 69 in concord, oakland, 67 mostly cloudy for the game tonight but mainly dry. i'll have a look at the rest of the forecast,

including i went to weather advisory for the sierra coming up. we would much rather be in the hospital taking care of patients, but it's gotten to the point where we have to strike. thousands of sutter health nurses fed up with working conditions plan to walk picket lines this morning the message they hope to drive home to their employer. economists say every household can take action to slow down inflation still ahead, the tips they have to help your finances and we're still keeping an eye on your morning commute. this is what it looks like a debate bridge toll plaza. flowing nicely. no problems out there right now. we'll continue to watch the morning commute for you right here. ktvu mornings onto

do you want to meet a family with a transgender kid? here we are. max loves to do back flips. max loves to play his ukulele. max loves to just be a kid and just be himself. when i found out i was pregnant, all i really wanted was a happy, healthy whole child. and that's what i got. i think it's really important for people to know that trans kids don't have a political agenda. they are just kids. like any parent, we love our kids unconditionally and we will never stop fighting for them. stand with us. protect our families. 13 f hours from right now. thousands of nurses at sutter health facilities will begin a one day

strike protesting working conditions 8000 nurses at 18 center health facilities across northern california will take part in today's one day strike, and that includes 12 bay area healthcare facilities. negotiations have stalled. the nurses say the big issue is staffing. they try to keep us as lean as possible and have a student more with less every day . um it creates an unsafe situation where nurses are exhausted and not getting breaks . um where patients won't be able to get the time and attention that they deserve, and that we want to give the contract dispute has gone on since june of last year shot her health plans to bring in temporary contract workers to staff hospitals and clinics today and sort of released this statement, it says in part work stoppages at 18 of our sites, even for a single day requires can flex and costly preparation and obligates us to make plans

that are teams, patients and communities can rely on we notified the union we will staff are hospitals on monday with the contract id replacement workers , millions of americans wait until the last minute to file their taxes in this year. is no exception. today is the day filing deadline, the irs expects to receive tens of millions of last minute filings, taxpayers can ask for an extension to avoid a penalty fee. however if you owe money you do have to send that in the late fee is 5% of unpaid taxes for each month. the payer is behind with the extension, though the irs will give you until mid october to file and if you're a crypto investor, this year's taxes might be complicated. the irs wants a log of every transaction made in receiving buying, selling or exchanging. that's because the irs considers cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin and ethereum to be like property like real estate. that means even if you use it to purchase a

pizza, you're required to report that purchase to the i. r s every transaction with crypto in the u. s is a taxable event. so even if you only sense you know $2 to someone because you're trying to buy a coffee off of them. or if you only sent a small amount of bitcoin or either or another cryptocurrency. now there are tools to help crypto investors track all those transactions. time is 5 16 economists they get will take months before we see record inflation starts to ease up a bit. ktvu sam baker talked one economist about what you can do to speed up that process. five threes. chain reaction caused our high inflation first, says brooking. institution's when the adult berg came high consumer demand for all manner of consumer goods at levels we never saw before. it is a mystery how we even have storage space anymore. on top of that sickness, slowdowns and shutdowns that raw materials and parts suppliers made production

difficult, if not impossible, for manufacturers also having sickness slowdowns and shutdowns . second the limited goods went to shippers also wrecked by sickness slowdowns and shutdowns. completely discombobulating, the world truck ship plane and ports supply chains. e tailers and retailers could not fulfill all those orders and just as we were beginning to round that corner, russia invaded ukraine spiking world fuel prices. the most effective thing we can do to fight inflation right now is by less a whole lot less until decreasing demand meets up with now increasing supplies, pullback on our good spending so that would certainly help and reduce the pressure on our good sector. the other thing people can do take those four billion jobs available in the nation to get the economic gears running smoothly again. get out there and, you know, take these jobs that are being offered, and

there's you know, sign on bonuses, and but that's largely in my mind going to depend on the pandemic vaccines notwithstanding, many people still fear catching covid. adequate affordable childcare remains a return to work roadblock, stimulus payments as well as rent mortgage and school loan moratoriums allowed many people to increase savings, delaying their returns over 360,000 fewer workers today. in california civilian workforce than prior to the pandemic. berkeley economist jim wilcox says prices for goods, fuel and foods are already beginning to retreat. one major wild card remains. the other unknowable is what effect russia's war on ukraine will have all of these prices. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. thank you. tom will be average price of gas in california still most $6 a gallon, according to triple a. today's current average is 5 71

. that's the same price as yesterday, california's average still significantly higher than the national average of $4.09 a gallon. that's still a lot of money passed. i have seen it go down, and so you have to look around. okay cheaper spots looking around for rosemary oroczo. she's here. and i want to find out if we're going to get any more rain than the bear. yes we are. we have one system coming our way for this evening, a second to follow . it looks like wednesday into thursday. we will see bay area rain. we will see sierra snow. that is on the way for today. we're going to call for an increase in cloud cover but dry conditions throughout the afternoon. look here at san francisco. an hour and some change until the sunrise right about 6 36 32 these days, depending on where you live storm tracker to here showing you where the storm is right now. and we do have areas over washington, oregon, northern california, seeing some of that green there, but for us, it's a

mostly clear start to the day and a chilly start to the day. i'll have a look at your temperatures on the back end. let's focus on the storm here for just a moment. the winter weather advisory for the sierra will start early tomorrow morning. it starts at two am and will go until two p.m. so travel today through the sierra is good tomorrow it will be a different story because see anywhere from 4 to 6 inches of new snow fall over the higher elevations and isolated areas could pick up to 10 inches. this is going to be above 6500 ft. so getting up over the past is tomorrow. going to be slick and a little tricky . meanwhile for us a quarter inch or less expected with this system, a second to follow looks to be a bit wetter. but let's focus on what we're seeing here tonight and into tomorrow. there's a look at one o'clock this afternoon. already an increase in the cloud cover the onshore breeze will be increasing as well. six o'clock , the oakland a's opener, and we are looking at dry conditions. the rain is still to the north of us, perhaps approaching lake

county sonoma county, right around sunset, but for areas over oakland takes until about 10 o'clock before those scattered showers really materialized could see a sprinkle a little bit of drizzle out there, but you should be okay for the game. meanwhile the storm continues to slide through in the overnight hours, and tomorrow morning. we are waking up with mostly cloudy but mainly dry conditions for the morning commute temperatures in and around the bay area at this hour 46 in san francisco upper thirties in napa low forties in livermore. and then for the afternoon, upper fifties at the coast sixties around the bay upper sixties to low seventies in areas of the inner east bay into the north bay. 63 expected for santa rosa. how about your extended forecast temperatures going to cool off just a little bit tuesday into wednesday, right now, the coolest day. thursday when again we're expecting a bit of a bigger storm to move in. and then in time for the weekend, we're going to dry things out and warm it back up for fifties at the coast to upper sixties around

the bay. low seventies for inland cities on saturday upper seventies on sunday, dave rosemary 5 21 in person. easter celebrations were back this year after all of the virtual church services during the pandemic up next we'll show you how people across the world and here in the bay area observed easter and a former member of ukraine's parliament spent easter in sacramento the message he had for americans who want a better understanding of what's really happening in his country. right now, though, let's take a look at what's happening in the monday morning commute. look at the san mateo bridge getting busier now it was much lighter earlier, but it's getting busier . you can see for yourself. these are live pictures. we'll keep checking around the morning commute for you throughout mornings onto

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holiday is the traditional site marking the crucifixion of jesus , his burial and his resurrection. tens of thousands of people filled jerusalem for the holidays. now that most coronavirus restrictions there have been lifted. now here in the bay area. there was the annual easter event by the sisters of perpetual indulgence in san francisco. this year, people enjoyed the fun in dolores park and festivities kicked off with the family easter egg hunt. organizers say the event celebrates the day the service organization was founded 44 years ago. the first year was just a couple of sisters who happen to have none outfits going out to see what happened, and that morning they also had cheerleader outfits, so they were deciding which to put on and they went for the for the nun outfits and i guess, as they say, the rest is history. now the day continued with live performances as well as costume contest for many bay area churches. this was the first easter in two years that they

gathered in person. at san francisco's glide memorial church people at the easter sunday service said they appreciated coming back to church in person. the minister said the church had some covid pope protocols to make sure everyone feels safe and comfortable. we have airspace rubbers in the aisles. we have all the windows and doors open. we have an amazing ventilation system because we know a lot of the covid is about ventilation. so we make sure that our air is the best in the world. i love being here in person, cause when you being person you can unite with people. now that church glide also requires wearing masks and proof of vaccination inside the sanctuary. time is 5 26 will happening this morning runners taking part in today's boston marathon or stretching out getting ready to hit the streets of boston. the boston marathon will be held today for the second time in six months. 2021 race was postponed until

october because of the pandemic. the race was canceled in 2020 this year is 1/50 anniversary of the first official women's field in the boston marathon. ukrainian soldiers in mario opal , defying russia's ultimatum to surrender or die. i'm griff jenkins in kiev, ukraine. i've got the details coming up and stepping up to support their neighbors in need. we'll tell you about the bravery of dozens of displaced ukrainian children. and don't forget you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter, ktvu .com slash email sign up for the daily surface.

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is now searching for answers. today is the home opener for the oakland a's. they are hosting the baltimore oreos and we're going to tell you about the covid restrictions that are still in place. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto morning. thank you for waking up with us this morning here on mornings until we want to take you outside for a moment. in case you forget to look up. and enjoy that moon or if that like me, that bright light wakes you up in the middle of the night of what is that bright light? it was the moon is in place right over our entrance as we come into the studio right there. come on in, pam. lighting our way. thank you for joining us. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's monday. it's april. 18th and rosemary oroczo is here. you may want to keep an umbrella close. yes and if you don't do love gazing at the full moon, you may want to do it today and right now, because

tomorrow it's going to be a cloudy we are looking at an increase in cloud cover a little bit later this afternoon, followed by some rain tonight and into tomorrow morning, so better details on the current conditions and what you can expect with this first system. i've got a second i'm following as well in the extended forecast coming up. hi thank you. rosemary troops refused to surrender to the russian military in the city of mariupol. they say they won't go anywhere, even though russia continues to put pressure on them to give up. griff jenkins reports. the ports city is considered a key location for both sides. as russian missile strikes continue to hit the heavily besieged city of mario opal not giving up the fight, even after nearly two months of constant bombardment., something ukraine's leaders say isn't going to happen will fight till the end. absolutely we will not surrender. we will not leave our country, our families, our

land, so we will fight absolutely till the end till the wind in this world in the city that was once home to almost a half a million people. only about 100,000 remain. russia claims to control some urban zones of the city, which sits in a key strategic location. if fully captured by the russians, it would give them a ports on the black sea and provide a connection with the crimean peninsula, which russia annexed in 2014, while the two sides have engaged in on and off diplomatic talks. to end the fighting. ukraine's foreign minister says no high level discussions are currently taking place and that the situation of mario opal in the growing civilian death toll there and throughout the country could put an end to those negotiations for good. maybe a red line. borrow janak team more crimes against civilians that appear there will be no chance that negotiations will be held or actually be implemented. ukrainian officials estimate that more than 21,000

civilians have been killed in mario opal. during the seven week siege in kiev, ukraine. griff jenkins fox news our time , not 5 32 will across ukraine. people say they're doing everything they can to support their troops fighting the war, and that includes supporting their families. young students are being moved out of battle zones into what they hope will be safer areas, but even in those places, rocket and artillery attacks are frequent. and the children have become numb to the battles going on around them. we're so explosions and several planes flying near the building. we woke up from the explosions and ran to the basement. i'm used to it, and i'm not afraid of explosions. even if i hear explosions. i won't be scared. at the building where they're living had been a school. now it's an orphanage generally center, medical supplies, blankets, food and clothing or dropped off the school staff and the students there helps sort and share those

items with the community. a former member of ukraine's parliament, is in northern california. he spent easter with members of the spring of life church in sacramento county. many of its members are from ukraine, including many new refugees, he says. easter is usually a season of celebration . but this year it is difficult to be happy when there are so many peopl last friday. i was their horrible pictures there. it's an absolutely destroyed buildings. it's a hundreds, hundreds people's people which died, which but was killed there . please help your friend by having weapons by artillery by tanks, aircraft and economy. he says he and all ukrainians are grateful for the help they have received, but they are hoping and praying for peace in their country with help from the rest of the world time is our 5 30 for a 14 year old northern

california girl is now safe after she was missing for nine months to wanna. whisenant was found saturday in nevada when her stepfather was pulled over for a traffic stop her stepfather, santos flores, roman of santa rosa. has been charged with suspicion of keeping a child from parents at similar to abduction, but it's slightly different because officials believe she originally ran away from her home in crescent city. sh and police in belmont arrested a 17 year old boy in connection with last week's shooting. it happened not far from carl, mont. high school investigators say he was one of the people responsible for the shooting that occurred on mallorca drive friday afternoon . no one was hit or injured. all of the suspects ran away before the police arrived. investigators say the shooting was an isolated event between at least two individuals or groups of people. concord police made an arrest in a deadly shooting

that happened saturday morning. a juvenile is in police custody for the death of salvador castro . there are now candles and flowers or the man died while riding his bike along the monument corridor. castro had a nine year old daughter and we heard from the little girl's mother. he would always have a smile on his face like nothing would ever just nobody would ever know that he was going through a lot, you know, and he loves his daughter. you know, he loved me and i know my daughter's dad did not deserve this. people who knew castro say he lived on the streets and made mistakes, but they can't think of a reason anyone would want to kill him. police are asking anyone who saw the shooting or knows anything about it. please contact them. alright our time is 5 36. tonight will be a big night for oakland a's fans. it's the home opener against the baltimore orioles. it means the coliseum will finally look like it did before the pandemic. ktvu is amanda quintana is in oakland . the tiles what fans can expect. good morning, amanda.

good morning. yes, baseball is finally back in oakland, the a's had their 1st 10 games on the road, so local fans here they finally get the chance to cheer on their team in person tonight, and part of that is a little bit of a celebration, saying goodbye to these cardboard cutouts that were in the stands in 2020, the fake crowd noise. the empty concession stands and reduced capacity in 2021. it is officially the coliseum come back tonight. we're just looking forward to having people back and you know, celebrating baseball, seeing the fans seeing all the smiles on people's faces , you know, just enjoying an incredible evening of aids baseball to coliseum and routing on a really exciting young team. other activities are back to kids get to run the bases again every sunday and we'll see some fireworks shows this season. a few things to note. if you're going to the game tonight, you will need proof of covid vaccination to enter indoor

spaces in the coliseum but not to enter the game. so this includes areas like team stores and restaurants. it's also a cashless ballpark. and you can order food from your phone. now the game starts at 6 40 tonight , the fans get to return to this energy that they have been waiting for, and everything at the coliseum tonight will be fully open so definitely something for fans to celebrate live in oakland, amanda quintana ktvu faxed to news. okay, amanda , and before the age came back home, they finish up the last of 10 straight road games start the new season. they were in toronto yesterday. and while they did get this home run by stephen boat, his first win of the year that wasn't enough to beat the blue jays and the a's lost 4 to 3. they come back to oakland for tonight's home opener with a record of five and five and again they're hosting the baltimore orioles at the coliseum. it's 6 40 tonight. the giants are in new york today, playing the mets. the team finished off their first visit

to cleveland and 14 years with a sweep, took an early lead against the guardians and never looked back. giants won 8 to 1. swept the series in cleveland, san francisco, tied for the best record in baseball so far with the dodgers. both teams are seven and two. alright tom is 5 39 will rosemary oroczo has a winning for king. yes rain in one hand, snow in the other a lot to tell us. good morning, rosemary. yes. good morning to both of you and to all of you and drive for the a's game. so yes, when win all around. we are looking at an increase in cloud cover later today, but the rain is expected to hold off, at least for oakland until the evening hours, giving you a look here over the skyline of oakland a little bit less than an hour before the sun will rise with god to about 15 minutes or so we do have mostly clear skies a little bit of patchy fog out there this morning. went are generally light unless you're in areas near the delta, so we'll check in on the winds end the visibility. first the numbers 35

degrees right now in santa rosa, it is a cold one for you there, forties and livermore low forties in fremont right now, san francisco reporting 46 very chilly 37 degrees out for those in half moon bay. the visibility in and around the bay area looks good. santa rosa reporting three quarters of a mile so patchy fog , once again along the sonoma valley floor is what we can expect, and you can see some darker shades of gray out there for the east bay. it looks primarily over our east bay hills and into the north bay as well. but you may find some over areas of american canyon maybe through napa, although they need napa airport reporting. good visibility. the winds are light in napa calm in nevada light in oakland, and then you get over towards travis and the winds are gusting to about 28 mph. so a bit of some wind out there through the delta region, and the winds are expected to be with us as we get into the evening hours, perhaps increasing that onshore breeze ahead of the storm. dry for the moment drive for most of the day, we will see an increase in

cloud cover but again not expecting that rain to move into the lake county north bay, right around sunset or so and then it looks like by about 10 o'clock over areas of san francisco as well is oakland so we'll call for an increase in cloud cover dry conditions for your afternoon 67 degrees for oakland this afternoon 64 in san francisco. on the peninsula 70 in redwood city in the south bay, 72 over san jose, mainly dry conditions, breezy conditions and 60 degrees expected for game time out at the oakland coliseum at 6 40 better details on the storm and what we can expect for the rest of the week coming up in just a little bit. thank you. rosemary despite the recent what weather one bay area county looking to extend drought restrictions, the rules are considered considering making permanent and paying the white house easter egg roll. it's back for the first time in two years with president biden and the first lady joe biden have waiting for the thousands of families heading to the big

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igna row. l 85 goes. it's a classified satellite for the u. s national reconnaissance office. it's now in orbit. the n r o l 85 satellite launched yesterday morning from vandenberg air force base aboard a two stage spacex falcon nine rocket. vandenberg officials say it was the first satellite mission to reuse spacex rocket booster. the park inn's first stage landed at the seaside base northwest of los angeles. the fbi says hackers linked to the north korean government stole more than million in crypto

currency from a video gaming heo north korea. last week, the treasuieved to be working on behalf of the north korean government. sanctions helped to make sure that the hackers can't cash out through crypto exchanges that are based here in the u. s. north korea says it has test fired a new tactical guided weapons systemic claims will boost its nuclear capabilities. reporter alexandra half tells us the state run media released new photos of the tests. it was just late last month that north korea test fired an intercontinental ballistic missile their first since 2017 and now the tests reported to have taken place this weekend demonstrate a new type of tactical guided weapon system. that's according to north korea's state run media. us and south korean officials are concerned that this may be a sign that the north could carry out very shortly. a large scale nuclear test. south korea's

military said that on saturday detected two launches from north korea's east coast towards the sea. they traveled about 70 miles, reaching 15 miles high at a max speed of mach four. at the same time the uss abraham lincoln and its carrier strike group are operating in the sea of japan off the korean coast. they're doing so for the first time in five years, according to the navy. the seventh fleet ande to allies while north korea attempts to flex its military muscle of friday celebration was without an expected military parade, but kim jong un did appear publicly to honor his grandfather's birthday. the nation's founding leader. special events and anniversaries often coincide with weapons testing. north korea has now conducted 13 rounds of launches so far this year in washington, alexandria hoff fox news time is not 5 46. we're learning more about a weekend shooting of 14

people at a mall in south carolina, a lawyer for the one person arrested so far in the case says. his client was shooting in self defense investigators believe at least three people pulled out guns during the shooting. so far, they've only arrested one man. nine people were shot during saturday's shooting. five others were hurt trying to flee the scene. and hours after that shooting a mass shooting happened at a bar in the town outside of columbia, south carolina. nine people were heard at cara's lounge in furman. police say the bar was hosting an easter event when the shots were fired outside of the building. so far, no arrests have been made. in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, two teenage boys were killed and at least 13. others were hurt. after a shooting at a house party. the shooting happened shortly after midnight yesterday morning during a party at a short term rental property. police say there were at least 200 people inside, and most of them were younger than 18. more than 90 rounds were reportedly fired

inside the home after an altercation in addition to the 2 17 year olds who were killed, eight others were shot and another five people were hurt, trying to escape the shooting. how can you even have a holiday? when your child. was involved in some something traumatic like this. in all the others who were if the incident um, you know, this is traumatizing to our officers. no arrests have been made in the case, and police say there is no information on any suspects at this time. the city of oakland is slowly rolling out a new program that's meant to divert homeless and mental health calls away from police. it's called the mobile assistance community responders of oakland or macro, according to the chronicle crisis, teams have started patrolling the streets offering help. right now . they're still just getting familiar with people in the community. the goal is to have them responding to certain mental health related 911 calls by june time is 5 48, the golden

state warriors and locking it in for game two tonight of their first round nba playoffs game against denver. coming off saturday's 1 23 to 1 oh seven win over denver water's say they will be focused on nuggets center and m v p finalists nicola yokich again. steph curry reportedly doing pretty good. according to head coach steve kerr. he's expected to play again, but we don't know if he'll be starting in the game or coming off the bench again. he's still recovering from that injured foot. the warriors play at chase center tonight at seven. p.m. and the san jose sharks continue to play hard, even though they are already out of the playoffs. sharks face the wild in minnesota, with the wild taking the early lead. after that. the two teams traded goals until it was tied 44 the end of regulation. minnesota, though scored past the one minute mark in the extra period to make it 54 wrapped up a playoff berth. is the sharks 10th loss in a row? they do face columbus back

at home tomorrow night. time is 5 49. rosemary's back again with our forecast. nothing gets rained out during the day today, right? right we're going to be dry. yes the home opener this evening. we should be okay and let's the game goes really late. we're talking about 9 30 10 o'clock before the scattered showers are expected to move over oakland. how about what's happening outside our doors at this hour giving you a live? look here from ktvu across the open issue, eri mostly clear skies picking up on just a little bit of patchy fog in our north bay valley locations this morning. windsor generally light unless you're in the delta. we've got some breezy conditions reported right around travis this morning temperatures just just called us yesterday morning for some a few degrees warmer for some a few degrees cooler. e freezing for you. santa rncisco conquered 40 san carlos, as well as san jose will continue with the mostly clear partly cloudy skies for the first part of the morning, and then by about lunchtime, we begin to see a

transition, the rain and snow already over areas of washington and oregon approaching northern california. for asset holds off the entire day. until about sunset. we began to see some scattered shower activity over lake county, then sonoma county and then into areas of san francisco, oakland and late tonight for san jose. there is going to be some serious snow, but it's going to take until early tomorrow morning before the winter weather advisory moves into play. so if you're traveling up over this 50 year for today, you're in good shape. tomorrow is going to be a different story. because you can see the winter weather advisory goes until two o'clock in the afternoon could see several inches of new snow here. here's a look at the forecast when it comes to the snow anywhere from 4 to 6 inches about 6500 ft. the higher up you go, could see anyw to 10 inches of new snowor us here in the bay area. thi moving storm tonight into tomorrow morning, and then it's out of here. the good news is we have another

storm expected later in the week . here's a look at what we can expect for today again. an increase in cloud cover by about noon time, one o'clock, but the rain is still to the north. and then as we get into 67 o'clock, the game is now underway in oakland were mostly cloudy. but we're dry. the rain ride around lake county and then sinking into sonoma county finally drops into the central bay ride around. it looks like 10 o'clock or so again as long as this the a's game doesn't go too late. we should be okay. tomorrow morning, the commute there already drying out afternoon highs for today, upper fifties at the coast upper sixties inland and your extended forecast here. temperatures will be a little bit cooler tuesday wednesday, coldest day on thursday when that next system arrives and then into the weekend. we're going to warm things up seventies for inland cities sixties around the bay upper fifties at the coast with dry conditions back to you. all right. thank you. rosemary new concerns over covid testing in the us up next. health experts say the rise in at home testing

is creating a blind spot in the efforts to fight the virus, plus i'm hoping maybe this plea will help the goat. mama just wants your baby. yeah police and penoles searching for a thief who stole a baby goat. now the owner of that goat is pleading for a safe return of the animal. and just taking a look at your monday morning commute. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge that rain moving in later tonight. this morning. it's clear traffic moving along just fine. we'll be right back. what do you think? hmmm.

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on , the white house easter egg roll is back for the first time in two years, 30,000 people are expected to attend. the event was canceled, of course for the last two years because of the pandemic, the white house historian says. that wasn't the first time the egg roll was canceled. there was a pause during world war one for the egg roll and then also during world war two roles actually taken a lot of pauses, so this is significant. every year. commemorative wooden eggs are created for the easter egg roll . one of this year's eggs features the bidens new pets, will o. the cat and commander, the german shepherd. alright time is fine 56. there is a hot debate around the country about whether schools should be

teaching about race and sexual orientation in the classroom, reporter christa mayo says school districts are re examining their curriculums as the landscape of american education is changing. philosophies about how and what we teach our nation's school kids are under heavy scrutiny coming out of the pandemic as school district scrapple with how and if topics centering around race and sexuality should be discussed in the classroom. according to a new associated press norc poll. roughly 40% of americans agree with how current k through 12 curriculum is discuss race and sexuality, but the topics become polarized along party lines, with 40% of republicans saying they're taught too much. and 40% of democrats saying they're not addressed enough delicate and they're not as resilient as adults when it comes to different ideas and theories. and teaching them about racism. may not help them. i want to

know what i can do to help make sure that my daughter grows up viewing people equally, no matter what their differences are, no matter what they look like. no matter their gender presentation. the study comes on the heels of florida and alabama passing laws restricting conversations about gender identity and sexuality in the classrooms and now at least eight more states including arizona, louisiana and missouri or considering similar actions. he's ongoing debates over school conduct or just one of the reasons home schooling is surging in popularity, data collected by the associated press found only 3% of kids were home schooled before the pandemic. that number shot up by 63% from 2020 to 2021, while the number of kids being home schooled fell by 17% this year, the concept is still gaining traction. chris demeo fox news. linkedin has added stay at home parent to a list of job titles, linkedin says, adding that title gives job seekers way to explain gaps in their career history,

according to usa today, the company says the response to the new option has been positive and a way to normalize career breaks. alright our time is 5 58 , the owner in the east bay city of panel the owner of a baby goat pleading for the safe return of the goat after security video shows a woman snatching that baby goat on friday. it was a newborn, too. its mother was with other goats . they were clearing vegetation in the area for east bay mud. the owner of the goat says a newborn needs to be back with its mother to survive. coat mama just wants her baby back there nice little family animals, and she's sad. and the baby goat really needs the mom. it needs the mom's milk to be able to thrive. the woman who stole the baby girl was in a silver or gray 2016 ford focus as the hatchback if you have any information called panel, police this is a city that we're still remember. remember the past and

what makes san francisco so extraordinary and so amazing mayor london breed and today marks 116 years since the great 19 oh, six earthquake hit san francisco will tell you how the city is ringing in the celebration real early this morning. plus. short stopping etcetera hospitals has been going on for years. they try to keep us as lean as possible and have a student more with less every day, thousands of bay area nurses going on a one day strike this morning why they're so frustrated but subtle help. and with the company is doing in response. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook monday morning. april 18th. rosemary oroczo is here with the forecast that includes more rain and more snow. yes

happy to say so and not only for this first system, but a second to follow. this one comes in tonight. it is going to be weak . it's going to be very quick moving. but we are looking at some rain for us and sierra snow between now and then we're calling for a mix of sun and clouds, dry conditions. it is a chilly start this morning. i'll have a look at your numbers and what you can expect with this storm coming up in just a little bit. all right. want to take a look at your monday morning commute for you taking you live out to the bay bridge toll plaza traffic moving along just fine. very smooth. it could be a lot of people on spring break as we just had the easter weekend. a lot of schools. have that week off after the break so we could see a lighter commute taking you over to the san mateo bridge this morning. uh a little more crowded there. you can see traffic moving a little slower but still clear skies, no fog over the bay and oakland. allowing 8 80 right there near the coliseum that's looking pretty smooth as well, starting

to get a little more crowded as people are headed south there on 8 80 will have all your traffic reports this morning throughout mornings on to also happening right now, san francisco officials are remembering the great san francisco earthquake and fire of 19. oh, six. ktvu is james torres live in our newsroom with more on how that event 116 years ago changed the city's landscape. people still remembering it quite a few people out there this morning, james. no doubt about it, pam. good morning to you. it's an annual ceremony, which faces them recent challenges due to the covid 19 pandemic. but today, dozens of people men at lot of fountain in san francisco and heard the story. of the 19. oh, six earthquake. let's take you live out into the city right now where they're doing this annual traditional painting gold of this fire hydrant in the mission district. it's said that that hydrant saved the mission district during the earthquake, and i want to show you what it looks like a little earlier this morning. were several city leaders, including mayor london breed and former mayor willie brown took the stage. the earthquake began a few minutes

after five am on this day 116 years ago, and then for the next week, it was just chaos. in san francisco. hundreds of people were killed. tens of thousands of buildings were destroyed, and it cost the city hundreds of millions of dollars in damages. the hunger wreath on lotta's fountain, which was said to be a meeting place for survivors during the earthquake. we heard from former mayor willie brown, and he said he's happy to see a community willing to continue to be informed about the city's history. and what? i love that so many of you this early in the morning, which show up to commemorate how the resurrection of this city occurred and how you represent literally the blood linkage to the people who caused the city to come back. the city's department of emergency management, also releasing a statement on the anniversary this morning, executive director mary ellen carroll says today let's remember and honor our san francisco ancestors who rebuilt our city by reconnecting with and supporting our neighbors, local businesses. and community

organizations. these essential connections help us get through the pandemic and will be our lifelines when the next disaster strikes the resurrection of the city, often compared to the restoration of normal life following the covid 19 pandemic. and those in attendance held a moment of silence at about 5 11 this morning, followed by sirens honoring the time when the historical 19 oh 6 19 oh, six earthquake begin. dave will send it back to you. all right, james. thank you time now 604 will happening today. in fact, just an hour from right now, thousands of nurses at sutter health facilities will begin a one day strike protesting work conditions. 8000 nurses at 18 sutter health facilities across northern california will take part in today's one day strike that includes 12 bay area healthcare facilities. negotiations have stalled in the nurses say the big issue is stafford. they try to keep us as lean as possible and have a student more with less every day . um it creates an unsafe situation where nurses are

exhausted and not getting breaks . um, where patients won't be able to get the time and attention that they deserve, and that we want to give the contract dispute has gone on since june of last year. health plans to bring in temporary contract workers to staff hospitals and clinics today and released a statement it reads in part work stoppages at 18 of our sites, even for a single day requires complex and costly preparation. and obligates us to make plans that are teams, patients and communities can rely on we notify the union. we will staff are hospitals on monday with the contract id replacement workers, nurses at stanford hospitals are accusing the medical center of retaliating after 93% of nurses voted to go on strike. the union representing the nurses says the hospital is threatening to cut off all medical benefits to nurses who walk out nurses say next week's scheduled strike will help draw attention to

extremely high case loads, which are causing burnout among the nursing staff. leaders at stanford hospital say they have increased their nursing staff by 36% since 2019. time is 606 in san francisco. police still looking for the person stabbing four people in the tenderloin. it happened early yesterday morning at hide and eddie streets. police arrived just before 5 30 in the morning. they found four people who had been stabbed. we're still waiting to get an update on one victim who had life threatening injuries. if you have any information about this call san francisco police. meantime police in oakland are asking for help. they want to track down the third suspect in the murder case of a former police officer and security guards. 27 year old lebron gilbert is one of three people accused of shooting and killing kevin nishida during an attempted robbery last november of a tv news crew. the 24 year old herschel hail in 25 year old should shot to eat the he

mitchell have already been arrested. this morning. there are reports that russia has expanded its attacks on ukraine overnight now targeting areas that were once considered safe havens for refugees. officials say at least seven people were killed in missile strikes today in la vive the city is about 45 miles away from the polish border and had been considered relatively safe for people trying to flee to poland in the east. the city of mariupol has nearly been destroyed, and russian forces could be on the verge of capturing it. a small number of ukrainian fighters are still trying to defend the city. just still has not fallen. there is still our, military forces will fight till the end destruction of all our guys and mario paul. what they're doing now can put an end to any format of negotiations. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky says he thinks president biden will eventually visit ukraine, though the white house says there are no plans to do so the

administration has committed to sending more military aid. time at 607 during the russian invasion. some people in ukraine still went to easter services at a greek roman church in lviv. explosions could be heard during the easter services at this church is taking in refugees and one young woman from the devastated city of mario polls that she left after her grandparents were killed. done christine and there my grandparents and my great grandmother died. we buried by ourselves. the grandmother, grandfather stayed in the apartment with damaged walls. actually it's impossible to go there and take his body because of all the damage there. everything is ruined now. he also said that shots were fired at her car by russian forces as she was escaping. pope francis continues to plead for peace in ukraine during easter mass. the leader of the roman catholic

church says the russian invasion has created what he called a senseless war that has raised the risk of global nuclear warfare. he once again called on leaders from both sides to find peace. yesterday's event was the first outdoor easter mass at st peter's square since the start of the pandemic. it was a violent weekend in the holy city of jerusalem. this easter more than 150. people were hurt in fighting between israeli riot police and palestinians at a jewish holy site. this year is the first time about 30 in about 30 years that the heart of ramadan overlaps with jewish, passover and easter and that is bringing christians, jews and muslims to the same areas. time is now 609 health experts around the country worry. we're not tracking the spread of covid as much as we should be. more people are going back to a typical spring. there's a new concern about how we can keep tabs on covid as fewer people are getting tested during the

omicron surge. it was a high demand for at home testing, but there was a shortage of kids. that led to people going to testing sites where positive test results could be tracked. the lines aren't actually too bad there. i got in and it was like i was got my test done in five minutes, my results back and like 25, so it's super efficient. well now state and federal government worried that the high dependence on that home test it's causing an under count of the number of covid cases, health experts say with the case is starting to rise, the spread of the virus may be worse than case counts really showed since health departments or would they have to deal with those so called blind spots? economists think it will take months before we see record inflation start to ease, but analysts have a few tips for us to speed up the process. one of the reasons for the high inflation is the boom and shopping and online orders during the pandemic. the backup that followed was due to that jump in demand and shutdowns of

staff shortages and impacted that impacted shippers and ports . one economist says the most effective thing we can do to fight inflation right now by less. pull back on our good spending so that would certainly help and reduce the pressure on our good sector. another suggestion to speed up the economic recovery processes filling the open jobs across the state. one analyst says california now has 360,000 fewer people working than before the pandemic. and some are not returning to work due to stimulus payments and eviction protections. despite the recent rains from north bay residents could see water restrictions become permanent, according to the marin independent journal. the marin municipal water district is proposing keeping a limit on sprinkler use that keeps people from using them more than two days a week. they're also considering making a requirement for pool owners to have and use a pool cover to prevent evaporation that making that permanent as well. these

changes are set to go before the board for further consideration at a future date. hard our time is 6 11. several feet of snow fell up in the sierra over the easter holiday weekend. seven days, snow total topped three ft . in some of the mountain areas . you're looking at pictures from mammoth mountain's instagram page. and there's more snow on the way this week. mamma's now plans to stay open to skiing. it's snowboarding until memorial day. now most of the other ski resorts, however, expect to close by the end of this month. coachella return to southern california this past weekend. the windfall that's meant for businesses and the new concerns over covid at the festival, and the rise of people working from home may have also led to a rise in cannabis use during the work day, surprising number of local workers who say oh yeah, they were high while they were working.

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14.e last minute to file their taxes , and this year is no exception . with today's filing deadline, the i. r s expects to receive tens of millions of last minute filings. taxpayers can ask for an extension to avoid a penalty fee. however if you owe money you do have to send that in the late fee is 5% of unpaid taxes for each month. the pair is behind with the extension, though the irs will give you until mid october to file if you're a crypto investor, this year's taxes may be complicated . the irs wants a log of every transaction made, including receiving, buying, selling or exchanging. that's because the irs considers cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin and ethereum to be property like real estate, and that means even if you use it to purchase a pizza, you required to report that to the i. r s every transaction with crypto in the u. s is a taxable event. so even if you only sense

you know $2 to someone because you're trying to buy a coffee off of them. or if you only sent a small amount of bitcoin or either or another cryptocurrency. there are tools to help crypto investors track all those transactions. time is 6 16. there's a new survey indicating many bay area tech workers used marijuana during their work hours. the survey by the social network blind found that 29% of employees at bay area tech companies said they had used marijuana while working in the office or at home. blinds as many workplaces don't have policies on marijuana use at work because of the differing local, state and federal laws. the first weekend of coachella is in the books and businesses in southern california are preparing for week. two swedish house mafia and the weekend closed out last night's performances. it's the first time the music festival has returned since the pandemic. the festival's projected to bring in $400 million in revenue for the

area. i said, this is our bread and butter this super bowl time of year, so we're excited about this time of year. you got people from all over from honolulu, hawaii. our grand total is 1000 $654 just for the room for the room. there are some concerns about covid at the festival. as cases are increasing in the area. coachella is following the state guidelines. it does not have a vaccine or mask requirements, since it is outside. several 100,000 people are expected to visit the festival over both weekends. time is 6 17, california zoos are preparing for avian flu to affect their bird populations. according to the san diego union tribune. they send diego zoo may bring exotic birds inside or just net off their areas to keep other birds from coming in and spreading the virus. zoos around the country have made similar moves. the cdc says bird flu has now spread to as many as 30 states with more than 27 million birds affected. a container ship

stuck in the chesapeake bay for more than a month is finally free. it took two barges, five tugboats and the high tide to refloat the ever forward about 500 containers were removed from the ship to help make it lighter. it's now heading to annapolis, maryland, for inspection. the ever forward is the sister vessel of the ever given, which got stuck in the swiss canal for nearly a week. last year. remember that? yes we do. alright. tommy 6 18, rosemary's back with the forecast. it looks like the day's gonna start relatively nice, right? yes mostly, mostly clear out the doors this morning , turning mostly cloudy and then by the evening, some brain was kind of a transition day. meanwhile as we give you a look here across the oakland estuary and into san francisco go for the thicker jacket. temperatures are just as cold as yesterday morning. we've got thirties for some of our inland cities forties around the bay and then into the afternoon. seasonal temps expected more on that in just a moment right now, 35

degrees in santa rosa in the north bay, 37 napa. 37 half moon bay low forties for you, walnut creek low forties and hayward this morning 46 in san francisco . tracking a little bit of fog out there. you can see santa rosa, three miles. that's an improvement. santa rosa was down to less than a mile early on, and we see darker shades of gray. it looks like right around american canyon may have some patchy, thick fog there. over the east bay tends to be over the higher elevations in our hills. the winds are generally light. we will see an increase in wind as that storm approaches a little bit later today and fairfield reporting 17. which has calmed down just a little bit started earlier this morning. the winds were gusting to about 29 so breezy through the delta. and as we give you a look at storm tracker to we are dry and quiet for the time being the pacific northwest washington , oregon and over areas of northern california seeing some of that wet weather, but for us, it's going to hold off. here's a look at two o'clock in the afternoon, perhaps just a few

sprinkles over areas of lake county. mostly cloudy over the north bay of cloudy and drive for the central and south bay. by eight o'clock. it's moving through lake county and approaching areas over the north bay. oakland is still dry, thankfully because we have the home opener tonight as we know and then, as we get into the evening hours, it will begin to shift into the central bay, then to the south bay and then off into the sierra. quarter inch of rainfall or less expected with this system for us, and we could see 6 to 10 inches of new snow. the higher elevations in the sierra 64 degrees for the afternoon high in san francisco today, upper sixties in concord. and as we get into the baseball forecast for you here, mostly cloudy skies, expecting mainly dry conditions for the game unless it goes really late past 9 10 o'clock. scattered showers will be in the forecast for oakland, so maybe bring an umbrella just in case. the extended forecast here. we have another storm coming our way wednesday and thursday that one looks even wetter and those will

be the cooler temperatures of the week we rebound and we are dry, with mild conditions expected for the weekend, pam thank you. rosemary special patient is getting care at the oakland zoo up next. the reasons ologists say it's crucial. they helped this mountain lions survive. a special easter celebration. in a way only san francisco can do it. we're going to take you to the event held by the sisters of perpetual indulgence. and we want to keep an eye on your monday morning commute taking you out to the tri valley area. this is 5 80 in the livermore pleasant in area. it's moving. okay right now, but there is a back up to the ultimate pass and on vasco road, so we do expect it to get busier out there soon. we'

morf christians gathered in jerusalem to observe the easter holiday. they traveled to the place they

mark as the site of jesus' crucifixion, burial and resurrection. tens of thousands of people were in jerusalem for the holidays. now that most coronavirus restrictions have been lifted. here in the bay area, the sisters of perpetual indulgence held their annual easter event this year, people gathered in san francisco's delores park for the fun. the festivities kicked off with a family easter egg hunt. organizers say the event celebrates the day the service organization was founded 44 years ago. the first year was just a couple of sisters who happen to have none outfits going out to see what happened, and that morning they also had cheerleader outfits, so they were deciding which to put on and they went for the for the nun outfits and i guess, as they say, the rest is history. the day continued with live performances and costume contests for many bay area churches. this was the first easter in two years that they gathered in person at san francisco's glide memorial church people attending the easter sunday service say they appreciate returning to church

in person. and the minister says the church has some covid protocols to make sure everyone feels safe and comfortable. we have airspace rubbers in the aisles. we have all the windows and doors open. we have an amazing ventilation system because we know a lot of the covid is about ventilation. so we make sure that our air is the best in the world. i love being here in person called, would you being person you can unite with people. the church also requires masks and proof of vaccination inside the sanctuary. well, it's expected to be a little easier today to fly somewhere so far. 122 flights into out of or across the u. s have been canceled today, but that compares to more than 270 yesterday. a lot of people have been dealing with flight delays and cancelations the past few weeks, airlines say the number of travelers is increasing at the same time they are having staffing shortages. travelers say they feel like they're wasting precious time at the

airport. we had our luggage. ready? everything ready? last minute we checked canceled. and then a few minutes later, we got a text. many people say they're so excited about traveling again . they are willing to risk the cancelations, travel experts say. if you're one of those, you should book your summer travel now. fares might be cheaper later, but it could be harder to find a flight that works for you. an orphan mountain lion continues her difficult road to recovery. we've been keeping an eye on that mountain lion named rose first spotted by hikers a couple of weeks ago, wildlife officials say when they found her, she was roughly £8. that's about £20 less than the average weight of a mountain lion her age. she has been receiving medical care at the oakland zoo for about a week now. i would say the first couple of weeks or when we get the surprises, and these guys, suddenly they break with pneumonia. suddenly they can't absorb their food. suddenly they get critically dehydrated. like she did yesterday. um so i would say

once we hit about 23 weeks, i'll be quite optimistic for her physical recovery. dr herman says most mountain lions become orphaned because their mother dies. this is the zoo's 18th orphan mountain lion rescue in the past four years. a former member of ukraine's parliament is here in northern california will tell you how he's urging for more support for his country. and the a's returned to the coliseum for the first time this season. what's in store for fans?

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was. holiday. the continuing searches morning answer after a father was shot dead plots. we're just hours away from tonight's home

opener for the oakland a's will tell you how the a's fans are going to be greeted as they arrived at the coliseum and the covid restriction still in place for that first pitch. from ktvu . box two news. this is mornings onto and there it is the opening bell as we take you there live to the new york stock exchange. investors are once again keeping an eye on twitter that stocks set to open up about 3% afterward that twitter's board of directors adopted what's called a poison pill to prevent elon musk from owning more than 15% of the company. poison pill, something written in to prevent what is usually considered a hostile takeover. so continue to follow that. thank you for joining us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's monday morning. it's april 18th. you know, it's a little chilly outside. i did notice that this morning. it's a little chilly, but the sky is opened up. nice, rosemary, start and cold. start to the day. good morning, both

of you. and to all of you out there. yes. bring along the thicker coat at least test the waters before you step out, as we get into the afternoon will notice an increase in cloud cover and then by tonight, rain developing a bit of a transition going on for today, better details on the current conditions and what you can expect out of that storm coming up in just a little bit. thank you, rosemary. keeping an eye on your monday morning commute. it's getting a little busier out there, as you can see at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on, so traffic is a little slow despite it, maybe being bit of a holiday weekend for a lot of people taking you over to the san mateo bridge this morning, also some slowing there on 8 80 coton just before highway 92, but traffic moving along fine. just a little slow and oakland 8 80 mostly clear traffic in both directions there over by the coliseum will keep an eye on your morning commute. all right time now, 6 31 will happening the day it'll be a big night for oakland. a's fans. the

a's are hosting the baltimore orioles with the home opener tonight, which means the coliseum will finally look like it did before the pandemic. ktvu is amanda quintana is in oakland . tell us more about what fans can expect. good morning, amanda . good morning. yes baseball is back in oaht, local fans finally get the chance to cheer for their team in person and really celebrate this new season and part of that celebration. is saying goodbye to something's saying goodbye to those cardboard cutouts that were there in the year 2020 and the fake crowd noises. they had an empty concession stands and then reduced capacity in 2021. it's officially the colosseum come back. we're just looking forward to having people back and you know, celebrating baseball, seeing the fans seeing all the smiles on people's faces, you know, just enjoying an incredible evening of aids baseball to coliseum and routing

on a really exciting young team . to be loud. it's gonna be, uh boisterous. other activities are back to kids get to run the bases again every sunday and we'll see some fireworks shows this season. a few things to note. if you're going to the game tonight, you will need proof of covid vaccination to enter indoor spaces in the coliseum, but not to enter the game. so this includes areas like team stores and restaurants . it's also a cashless ballpark, and you can order food. from your phone now for contact list. pick up another pretty interesting addition. you may see some cats at the game wit'so long, the coliseum has been overrun by feral cats. the county has been trying to trap spay and neuter those cats and then release them back to the coliseum. they are going to continue that plan so the cats will become sort of part of the ambiance there at eight games,

so it'll be interesting to see if some of those cats are seen at the game tonight. that game starts at 6 40. a lot of the energy back from previous seasons, so it'll it'll be fun for those fans tonight. live in oakland. amanda king bana ktvu fax students. very exciting. all right. thank you, amanda. i'm sure those cats will get some names as well. the giants are in new york today playing the mets . the team finished off their first visit to cleveland in 14 years with a sweet they took an early lead against the guardians and never looked back. giants won 8 to 1 swept the series in cleveland. servant cisco now tied for the best record in baseball. so far with the dodgers. both teams are seven and two time is 96 34, a 14 year old northern california girl is safe. she was missing for nine months marijuana. whisenant was found saturday in nevada when her stepfather was pulled over for a traffic stop her stepfather, santos flores, roman of santa rosa. has been charged

with suspicion of keeping a child from parents. it's similar to abduction, but it's slightly different because officials away from her home in crescent healtd unhurt, and police in belmont arrested a 17 year old boy in connection with last week's shooting, not far from carl, mont high school. investigators say he's one of the people responsible for the shooting that occurred on mallorca drive friday afternoon. no one was hit or injured. all of the suspects ran away before the police arrived. investigators say the shooting was an isolated incident between at least two individuals or groups of people. concord police have made an arrest in a deadly shooting saturday morning. a juvenile is in police custody for the death of salvador castro. there are now candles and flowers where the man died while riding his bike along the monument corridor. castro had a nine year old daughter and we heard from the little girl's mother. he

would always have a smile on his face like nothing would ever just nobody would ever know that he was going through a lot, you know? and he loves his daughter . you know, he loved me and i know my daughter's dad did not deserve this. people who knew castro say he lived on the streets and made mistakes, but they can't think of a reason anyone would want to kill him. police are now asking anyone who saw the shooting or knows anything about it to please contact them time now. 6 36 new this morning, the government and western ukraine's as at least seven people were killed by russian missile strikes. want to show you a new video from one of the scenes of the damage? look at it reports from the associated press in the region report. plumes of thick black smoke rose in the city after those airstrikes and that rail lines are damaged. this morning's attack comes as ukrainian president dolinsky blames russian soldiers for torture and kidnappings, and

president talansky believes attacks on the other side of the country in mario pole threatened efforts to ever negotiated peace deal. he says ukrainian fighters in the city's last known pocket of resistance have been told by the russians surrender or die. if mario pole is captured, it would be the biggest russian victory so far in the invasion. it would also allow russian forces across southern and eastern ukraine to connect now across ukraine. people are saying they're doing everything they can to support their troops fighting the war, and that includes supporting their families. young students are being moved out of battle zones to what they hope will be safer areas. but even in those places , artillery and rocket attacks are still happening, and they're frequent. and the children have become numb to the battles going on around them. we're so explosions and several planes plan near the building. we woke up from the explosions and ran

to the basement. i'm used to it , and i'm not afraid of explosions. even if i hear explosions. i won't be scared. that's the building where they're living used to be a school. now it's an orphanage and a relief center, medical supplies, blankets, food, clothing, they're all being dropped off there. the school staff and students are helping to sort and share those items with the community. a former member of ukraine's parliament, is in northern california. he spent easter with members of the spring of life church in sacramento county. many of its members are from ukraine, including many new refugees, he says. easter is usually a season of celebration. but this year it's difficult to be happy when there are so many people struggling in his home country. last friday. i was there. it's a horrible pictures there. it's an absolutely destroyed buildings. it's a hundreds, hundreds people's people which died, which but was killed there. please help your friend by

having weapon by artillery. by tanks, but aircraft and economy he says he and all ukrainians are grateful for the help they have received so far, but they are hoping and praying for peace in their country again with the help from the rest of the world. alright our time is 6 39 if we begin a new day in the new week, i was outside. you snuck out. i snuck out rosemary. it's cool. i know it's dry. it's cold this morning. yes clear. cold start. good morning. to both of you. we will need the warmer jacket to getting out the door this morning. and then if you're going to be out during the evening, a late evening hours, you're going to need the rain jacket. we have a transition that will occur later. today and into tonight. here is a look there at the oakland coliseum, where we should remain. mainly drive for tonight's game where we are looking good for the least the first half if it runs into extra extra innings that could change giving you a view first of the numbers because that is the headline right now.

35 degrees right now. in santa rosa, upper thirties in napa. good morning to you. brentwood at 43, oakland, 43 san francisco 46 upper thirties to start your morning at half moon bay, mostly clear, cold, a little bit of patchy fog, and you can see the visibility over santa rosa has dropped to below two miles. once again, nevado is fluctuating between half a mile and now nine miles, so a little bit of fog along the sonoma valley floor. you'll find some in and around america canyon as well as the napa area over the east bay. it looks primarily over the hills there. everybody else looking. okay the visibility 10 miles over sfo. the winds have been generally light conquered, reporting nine mph common novato , a bit of a breeze through the delta fairfield reporting a sustained win at 17. when we started earlier this morning, the winds were gusting to 29. so it has improved there as well. we are dry for today, we will see an increase in cloud cover first and then as we get into the second part of the afternoon

and early evening hours. perhaps a few sprinkles followed by some light rain tonight, right now, areas over washington and oregon and northern california barely beginning to see that system there, so for today, we'll call for partly sunny skies will sit right about 7 45 in the north bay for today. 64 san rafael for the peninsula 62 samuel alito and for the inner east bay upper sixties and conquered 67 in oakland and again expecting mainly dry conditions for the evening game. better details on that forecast. plus the storm coming our way coming up after the break. all right. thank you . rosemary companies are now accused of taking advantage of runaway inflation of next the new report that claims they are unfairly taking profits right now, let's check in with gasia mikaelian see what's coming up in the seven o'clock our mornings on two. good morning, guys. morning you too. when i join you in studio in just a few minutes here will focus on the thousands of nurses etcetera health who are getting ready to strike this morning in the seven o'clock hour 18 hundreds health facilities across northern california will take part in today's one day

strike. then we're getting a look at the animals in kiev, ukraine. also in the next hour. how a zookeeper there is maintaining the zoo in the middle of war. please stay with us.

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bacy of oakland is slowly rolling out a new program that's meant to divert homeless and mental health calls away from police. now it's called the mobile assistance community responders of oakland or macro, according to the chronicle crisis, teams have started patrolling the streets offering help right now they're still just getting familiar with people in the

community. the goal is to have them respond to certain mental health related 911 calls by june time is 6 45, an autistic teenager who went missing from clearly three years ago was found alive in utah. sheriff's deputies say that connor jack oswald was found last week outside of a gas station in summit park about 20 miles east of salt lake city authorities a people in the areas that they saw a young man sleeping outside of a gas station. well after sheriff's deputy scan oswald's fingerprint they found he was a missing person, and they notified his parents that he had been found. is it him? a little bit older, but yeah. bye sweetheart. why we're just grateful that he is safe his life and we have our son back. that's the most important thing ever for us. details about how

long he was in utah or how he got there. that's still not clear, but police and clearly believe oswald was a runaway. he's been reunited now with his parents, and he's being evaluated. a new report accuses some of the big retailers of using soaring inflation rates as an excuse to raise prices and rake in billions in additional profits. now the nonprofit corporate watchdog accountable dot u. s. says it examined the nation's top 10 retailers over the past two years and found that companies including cvs, kroger and tj maxx raised their prices unnecessarily in 2020 and 2021, according to the report, the top 10 companies collectively made 99 billion in profits. uber says it is starting service once again in ukraine's capital city. the san francisco based ride hailing company says it will be the first time residents of kiev will be able to get a ride. since the start of the war. uber has continued to offer rides and other ukrainian cities after the

russian invasion but suspended all service in kiev due to the attacks and the bombings by russian troops. and starting today, american airlines is bringing alcohol back on flights, wine, beer and other liquor have been available in the first class cabin since spring. most other airlines started offering drinks last year. airline crews have been concerned about unruly and drunk passengers. it is the last major airline to resume liquor service in flight. our time is now 6 47 will costco has just ended that special shopping hour period. it was in place during the pandemic . beginning today, costco will no longer reserve shopping hours for senior citizens, healthcare workers and first responders. the pandemic era precaution help the help the people who were most vulnerable and those people who worked in high risk settings. to shop and a less crowded setting, but as a number of virus cases, hospitalizations and virus deaths have all gone down around the country. costco

warehouses will once again be open to everybody during all hours happening right now, the professional runners are just taking off in the boston marathon. the amateur runners get started at the top of the hour. the boston marathon is being held today for the second time in six months, the 2021 race was postponed until october due to the pandemic. the race, of course, was canceled in 2020 . this is the 50th anniversary. of the first official women's field in the boston marathon time is 6 48. the golden state warriors are locking in for game two tonight of their first round nba playoff game against denver. the coming off saturday's 1 23 to 1 oh seven win over denver. the warriors are going to be focused on the nuggets center in m v. p finalists. he's a great player, nicola yo kage. steph curry reportedly is doing pretty good. according to the warriors head coach steve kerr. he's expected to play again. good to hear we don't know if he's going to start the game or come off

the bench again as he continues to recover from that foot injury, the warriors playing chase center in san francisco tonight at seven pm exciting we have the warriors tonight have the aids opening day, so a lot of sports going on rosemary? what's the forecast? we've got a nice forecast, and i think we're going to be mainly dry for tonight's game at the coliseum. couldn't help but notice pam, you and i got two warriors colors going and do rinne to. i was trying to, you know, warriors, but then also a so you did it. you did a great job with somehow. yeah, i came out with yellow where we are looking good. we are looking good weather wise as well. we do have a chilly star out there a little bit of patchy fog. but as we get into the afternoon, you're going to notice a different type of cloud cover and increasing cloud cover due to a storm coming our way. here's a look at the oakland coliseum, where we are mostly clear and cool this morning, oakland in the forties. first a look at the storm, and then we will take a look at your

numbers pacific northwest and into northern california already seeing some of the wet stuff, but for us, it's going to take the entire day. we're going to get some bay area rain this year is going to pick up some snow, and there's a winter weather advisory for travel about 6500 ft. it starts early tomorrow morning, and we'll go until tomorrow afternoon. so if you're traveling over the past is today you're okay. tomorrow is going to be a different story. make sure you have a chains or the snow tires. here's a look at the forecast for the sierra anywhere from 4 to 6 inches expected above 6500 ft and some isolated areas. could pick up 10 inches. that's great news for us. it's a quick moving system. it's a very weak storm, and we're looking at quarter inch or less from tonight into tomorrow morning. here's a view of the timeline stopping it for you at your lunch hour. today we already have an increase in the cloud cover, but the rain is still to the north of us. we're now at six o'clock. the game starts at 6 40 in oakland, you can see mostly cloudy but dry areas over lake county. the scattered showers start as well as over

areas of the north bay and then by 10 o'clock. it looks like light showers in areas over san francisco, oakland south of the areas near i 80 as well so unless the game goes really late, we should be okay, we should be dry. maybe bring an umbrella just in case. here's a look at it tomorrow morning where we're starting the morning commute and the system is already moving out. but it is now in the sierra. so that is going to be what we see over the next 24 hours or so we have another storm that will come our way later in the week. temperatures right now, mid thirties in santa rosa, upper thirties at half moon bay, so definitely a chilly one out there. low forties for the inner east bay amid forties around the bay for your afternoon today 64 in san francisco 67 in oakland mid sixties for napa 72 for san jose going to be a mild one for you this afternoon, and if you are going to the game expect the mostly cloudy conditions 60 degrees at game time with the southwest priest about 15 mph. the extended forecast here. temperatures will be cooler

tuesday into wednesday wednesday into thursday, and even wetter storm in the forecast and temperatures will be at their coolest, ending the business week and then rebound in time for your weekend upper fifties at the costa sixties around the base seventies expected inland under mostly sunny skies, dave hard rosemary oroczo. francisco we'll take a look at this morning ceremony marking the great 19 oh, six san francisco earthquake. plots hoping maybe this plea will help the goat. mama just wants her baby back. police and penhall searching for whoever stole a newborn baby goat. now the owner of that goat is pleading for the safe return of the animal. and we're checking your morning commute. let's look at these monday morning commute. these are live pictures. we are looking at a big problem heading into san francisco, a crash blocking the left lane on northbound one. oh one before candlestick point. that's all that's slow, and you

see on the left side here. and also they're slowing forming at the richmond bridge told plaza as well, it's moving slightly, but it's getting busier. slow traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza as well. we'll keep an eye on your morning meet three moms who each like to bank their own way. luckily they've all got chase. smart bankers. convenient tools.

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a row. l 85 there goes. this is a classified satellite for the u. s national reconnaissance office. it's in orbit now. the n r o l 85 satellite launched yesterday morning from vandenberg space air air base, it was aborted two stage spacex falcon nine rocket edinburgh says it was a first mission by the satellite to reuse a spacex rocket booster. falcons first stage did land at the seaside base northwest of los angeles. we are learning more about a shooting at a south carolina mall where 14 people were hurt, a lawyer for the one person arrested in the case said his client started shooting in self defense investigators believe at least three people pulled out guns during the shooting. so far , only one man, this man has been arrested. nine people were shot during saturday's shooting . five others were heard trying

to escape the scene and hours after that shooting. a mass shooting occurred at a bar in the town outside of columbia, south carolina. nine people were heard at cara's lounge and furman police say the bar was hosting an easter event when the shots were fired outside of the building. so far, there's no word of any arrests. in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, two teenage boys were killed, at least 13. others were heard after a shooting at a house party what happened just after midnight yesterday morning during a party at a short term rental property. there were at least 200 people inside at the time. many of them were under the age of 18 more than 90 round reportedly were fired inside the house after an altercation. along with the 2 17 year old who were killed, eight others were shot and five others were hurt, trying to escape the shooter. how can you even have a holiday? when your child. was involved in

some something traumatic like this. in all the others who were if the incident um, you know, this is traumatizing to our officers. so far. no arrests have been made in the case. police say there's no information about suspects at this point. time at 6 50 abraham to take you live to washington, d c to the white house because the white house easter egg roll is back for the first time in two years. these are live pictures. look at all of the people on the lawn of the white house. it's about the easter egg roll is about to begin and 30,000 people are expected to be there, and i'm sure they're already there. this is the 142nd white house easter egg roll. the event was canceled for the last two years because of the pandemic. there was a pause during world war one for the egg roll and then also during world war two roles actually taken a

lot of pauses, so this is significant. and every year commemorative wooden eggs are created for the white house. easter egg roll. one of this year's eggs features that biden's new pets will o. the cat and commander, the german show. well the owner of a baby goat is pleading for its safe return after security video shows a woman stealing a goat on friday in panel it was a newborn baby goat. its mother was with other goats. they were clearing vegetation in the area for east bay mud. the owner of the goat says the newborn goat needs to be back with its mom to survive. go mama just wants her baby back there nice little family animals, and she's sad. and the baby goat really needs the mom. it needs the mom's milk to be able to thrive. now the woman seen on video stealing that baby goat was in a silver or gray 2016 ford focus sc hatchback if

you have any information, call panel police. six starting a walking off the job this morning . 18 sutter health facilities across northern california are taking part in today's one day strike. then more deaths this morning after russia fires another round of missile strikes in love it the attack as ukrainian president vladimir zelensky blames russian soldiers of torture and kidnappings. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to start a brand new work week so glad you're with us. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's monday. it's april. 18th did you notice the cool air that rosemary broad with it? did i hung up hung up my puffy coat right next to pam's in the newsroom feels a little bit like winter out there. yes, good morning. both of you. we are looking at a beautiful day. we will see a transition, though. first, an increase in cloud cover and then rain expected by tonight