the details. >> there is a different mushroom farm now operating here, at what was california's tera gardens during the shooting. the new business rents it from california tera gardens, which faces a lawsuit from one of the shooting survivors. 24-year-old pedro felix ramirez. pedro was shot five times, including twice in the stomach and once in the face by chun li zao, currently on trial for the murders. through a translator, pedro said he is still recovering. >> i'm still in pain and still trying to get better. and this is why we're doing this. >> pedro's older brother was killed in the shooting. >> i'm always think being him and i don't know how this

happened. >> in california, landlords, all landlords have a duty to protect their tenants from criminal acts being done on the property. and california gardens did nothing to protect pedro or his brother or the other victims of that shooting. >> today, they filed lawsuits on behalf of both families, against the farm owners, california tera gardens and jin min guan, saying they created deplorable living conditions. pedro said they were living in shipping containers. >> it had been converted into an empty space, where they were forced to leave their home. >> those conditions led to the shooting. >> the shooter, when you find out the facts. what caused him to do the

shooting? >> attorneys say this case could branch out in many directions. for example, a class action lawsuit, involving the families of other victims, as well as state and federal involvement in trying to improve living conditions for all farm workers. a local task force has already been formed to inspect the 120 farm businesses in san mateo county. in half moon bay. robert handa, nbc bay area news. another aircraft problem, parking problem at sfo. one plane bumping into another plane as it taxied to the gate. it happened yesterday when the winglet of one united aircraft taxied to another. no one was hurt. we're going to talk to her at 5:30 about what happened. and what comes next. let's turn your attention to our weather, another very chilly morning in the bay area

for sure. following this most recent round of rain. this is what it looks like on mount hamilton today. yes, it is spring. but that looks like winter. sky ranger, capturing this video of the mountain blanketing the snow. earlier this afternoon, we saw some hail in walnut creek too. you can see it there gathering on the cars. you can see it there. meteorologist vianey joins us now. and that may be a harbinger of things to come. >> certainly did. depending on where you're heading. some areas just seeing that active weather pattern. because of this cooled air mass. and we've even seen some heavier pockets. temperature-wise now. if you notice, san jose at about 57 degrees. 57 in oakland. and we've got the low 50s in through parts of walnut creek. but the next big story, heading into saturday.

and tonight is going to be the continued drop in temperatures. as we begin to see the cold, overnight 30s. let's take a look now at our storm. notice this. i'm going to zoom in closer. we are detecting lightning strikes now. right over san ramon. portions heading into tracy. that's about to make its way over there. into the afternoon. this is going to continue to sort of trek eastward. and notice, that's mount hamilton. still seeing that wintry mix coming down. those areas are also seeing some gustier winds, especially for some of the higher peaks. and this does stretch, not only for us here in northern california. but stretches out through parts of central california. we're talking bakersfield, fresno. all along the grapevine stretch through southern california. you're dealing with dangerous conditions. meas make sure to check the road if you have plans to travel. i know it's the weekend. what to expect, we're going to keep the chance for rain, wind and thunderstorms the next few hours. it will continue to taper.

we have seen the heaviest of pockets continue to move through. and pulled overnight lows. frost advisories will go through portions of saturday. and guess what. we have a calmer weekend ahead. even some warming. but when will we see it? i'll have a closer look at the extended outlook. >> i'll see you in just a aboutit, vianey. you can download our app. you can point the qr code. and it is free. time to play ball. today, the season opener at giants oracle park. no shortage of excitement for the fans to experience both on and off the field. good news about baseball, christie, how exciting? >> reporter: that's right. it was certainly the outcome that giants fans hoped for in

this home opener. against the san diego padres. we've had a chance to speak at length with some of the fans today. they tell us that they are all in for baseball, for the team and for checking out fresh options in the park. >> it was great. it was a great day at the park. fans very excited. for this home opener. a lot of them saying that they were very excited about some of the changes that happened in the off season. they were excited about some of the new food options here. and of course, certainly again, the outcome that they had hoped for. can a lot of fans saying that

this is really a can't-miss day for them. there were also a lot of newcomers here as well. but overall, a lot of excitement here today at oracle park. that is for sure. and sorry, we had some audio issues with your story, christie. but we're going to have a lot more giants coverage throughout the day. so nose worries. thank you for beingut on there at the park. the president of san francisco board of supervisors is actually running for mayor. this morning, aaron peskin filed paperwork to enter the mayoral race. peskin is entering a very crowded field. peskin is considered much more progressive, or liberal than breed, as well as the rest of the field, too. >> san francisco values are valuables of caring about our people, of doing right by our city, of being fiscally prudent. of having a thriving economy.

those are san francisco values. and that's what i'm going to bring to this race. >> the campaign reacted to the news. spokesperson accused supervisor of moving the city backward with his policies. let's take you back now. president biden got a look at the collision left behind. 10 days after the cargo ship caused the bridge to collapse. and sending eight workers into the water, killing six. >> in the last few minutes, we learned a third body has recovered. promise to families lost. and the president's plans for that important port. >> from above. tons of twisted, submerged wreck annual, that was once baltimore's francis scott key bridge is breathtaking. today, president joe biden got his firstlook. >> most importantly. i'm here to say, your nation

has your back. and i mean it. >> maryland's u.s. representatives and governor wes moore joined the president today. moore said he's thankful for the president's unwaivering support. >> at about 3:00 a.m. on the day of the collapse. and every hour since. we've worked hand in hand with this administration. >> today, the president watched as cranes and diving crews moved to reopen the port. >> we're going to move to reopen this as quickly as possible. >> the army corps of engineers hopes to provide a limited access channel for container ships by the end of the month. with normal capacity resuming at the end of next month. >> and simultaneously, we will go to work on all of the other pieces of bridge and the concrete that is in the river. over 20,000 tons of steel and over 30,000 tons of concrete that we have to go to work on.

>> reporter: the remains of two workers have been recovered so far, with four others believed to still be trapped under mangled steel and concrete. biden made this promise to the families, who have lost. >> all the families and loved ones are grieving. have come here to grieve with you. we all are. >> the federal government has already provided $60 million in emergency relief fund for people and businesses who have been impacted by this collapse. now, how much it's going to cost to actually repair and rebuild the key bridge? well, some estimates are saying that it could be as much as half a billion dollars, and could take up to a year and a half. i'm tracee wilkins, nbc news. doesn't happen often. but an earthquake shook the east coast this morning. according to the geological survey, it was an 8.2 magnitude quake. for our standards, that's not too big. but in new york, it shook things up and made people a

little nervous. the tremor could be felt from new york to maryland to maine. right now, we are learning that three multifamily homes are evacuated because of structural damage. shaking caught on camera at several homes. this is new york governor kathy hochul. she says emergency management tremes on the ground caught it. taking this seriously. here's why. there is always the possibility of aftershocks. >> when they've had some. >> ground stops were issueda the newark international airport. that's according to the faa website. still ahead. for the first time ever. weed week. they planned to celebrate cannabis. on the cell pwraeugd.

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one of california's most notorious killers is wait to find out if one of its death sentences is overturned. for the murder of polly klaas in petaluma. her body was found two months later. davis was sentenced to death in 1996. his lawyers are arguing now that a 2022 california law invalidates his sentencing enhancements for felony convictions, entitling him to a full resentencing. prosecutors say that did not aphrao i to his death sentence. the next hearing is scheduled for may 31st. san francisco is known as

the will birth place to legalize marijuana. seven-day event. events are happening in several neighborhoods. including with cannabis with new flowers and several license stores and lounges the mayor even made a joke about it today. >> celebrating san francisco weed wooec is like beer week, and restaurant week. as a matter of fact, restaurant week and weed week should be at the same time? because what are you going do after you finish smoking? you're going to be hungry. weed week runs through april 20th. or 4/20, which as you know is the unofficial marijuana holiday. the hippy smokeout has been canceled. organizers . all eyes are on the skies.

america is going to get a front- row seat to the eclipse. we break down what you need to know to watch the celestial event safely with the right glasses. >> it's rare in the united states to see them clearly. the last one to happen here was in 2017. the next arrives monday. and the bay area will be able to see part of it. >> here in san francisco. it's only covering about one third of the sun. but other places in the united states. texas or missouri. >> the path of totality will extend from parts of mexico to texas and all the way to maine. for those who will experience a total eclipse. experts warn it can be disorienting. >> pwaáeufrbg basically, day becomes night over a short

period of time. you'll hear animals respond, like birds starting to behave as if it's nighttime. >> for those who want to watch with guidance, they will be hosting viewing events. it will begin about 10:00 a.m. monday morning. watching it safely will take work. if you're trying to get specialized glasses to watch the solar eclipse monday. there are precautions you should take before ordering them online. >> wherever you acquire your glasses, you should look for a little iso rating, which is basically an indication that this is a design for observing the sun. >> that iso rating should be one, two, three, one, two, dash two. which is very dark. if you put them on in a regularly lit room, they're not dark enough. some retailers are selling a

few viewing kits that have a few pairs in them. and san francisco library are handing them out. >> if you want more info on the proper glasses to wear we've got it covered for you on our website. check it out. nbcbayarea.com. i ordered some solar eclipse glasses. but now i gotta check that number to make sure i got the right one one. >> and i like what he said, about checking the darkness in the room. by the way, my fellow telescope owners. it's also not safe to view it through your telescope. they require a special lens. if you're a space enthusiast. please be careful. >> let's focus on the sunshine. >> that's a big question. it does look good for the bay area.

temperature-wise. and even clearingwise. when it comes to the cloud cover. that's another big story with the eclipse. because across the u.s. it's going to be hard to see in some spots because of cloud cover. but for us here. it's good. currently, we have temperatures, 44 in livermore. 44 degrees. to south here. we have upper 50s on the map. and certainly still seeing a lot of that instability. if you're in san francisco, you're likely noticing just clearing in the skies. if you're in through portions of the i interior. it will continue to make its way east. notice, we have lightning picking up. we even have small hail. and the same conditions going down portions through mount

hamilton. but also through parts of tracy, central and southern california. timingwise, let's talk the timeline. because this isn't going to last all night. but notice the instability. it's going to continue to drop those. notice kind of into early saturday morning. we get the return of cloud cover. but before the cloud cover. the drops in temperatures will be pretty significant. notice, 7:00 in the morning. we've got 30s in santa rosa. dublin, 39. we're still going to be in the upper 50s, low 60s for saturday. buzz cold conditions will continue. this is early sunday morning. around 7:00 a.m. in the 30s and 40s for san jose. and as that cold air mass begins to make an exit. we'll start to see the bump up

into temperatures in the 60s by the time we get to sunday. >> i want to make you aware of this frost advisory. napa, oakland, danville. we're talking about wind chill values, especially low 30s. that's going to be in effect until 9:00 a.m. for saturday. now, the long-range outlook now. i mentioned the slight warmup into sunday. but the system could bring us enough instability, where we could see another shoty shower or two. but don't expect complete downpours. see the orange that moved in there. that is a warmup as a warmer air mass coming in. also decent bump in temperatures. we're going to see 70s for san francisco. partial eclipse starts around 10:14. clear skies expected to the

inland areas. i want to turn attention to the 70s. take a look next week. we've got 80s expected on the map. quite the bump-up in temperatures. i think we are all going to welcome the sight of sunshine. >> for sure. >> thank you, vianey. coming up, details about

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running through. american ski champion mikaela shiffrin has been dating skier for years. shiffrin hurt her knee and ankle in a downhill race in january. she ended up coming back and winning her 96th world cup. fiance also crashed in a january race that ended his season. but they are looking up for sure. their kids are going to be good skiers. >> yeah, absolutely. >> and good looking, too. >> for sure. congratulations. here's what we're working on this friday. would you believe it? another problem for united airlines. two planes clipped wings. what went wrong and if sfo is to blame. and apple is laying off hundreds of employees. an