slamming the idea. >> that idea that oakland would basically cut and paste that name, san francisco international airport, into its own name makes no sense. and new video of a crumbling highway 1 in big sur, the washout that left hundreds stranded over easter weekend and what's being done to get people where they need to go. this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening. they are caught on camera. they are literally ransacking a san francisco walgreens. they don't even care that there is video of them. video was taken from one of our producers just yesterday at the pharmacy on ninth and market. it's near civic center. it shows how the city still has its work cut out for it trying to clamp down on the kinds of brazen retail thefts that have gone viral. on

easter sunday this brazen group grabbing what they please, wearing hoodies and carrying bags and backpacks. they went up and down the aisles stealing merchandise. there is a security camera inside the store and a kpix employee was taking this video, but this group didn't seem to care. >> and it was just like an ambush basically. that's pretty much it. it was that quick. >> reporter: producer who took this video didn't want to be identified, but describes what happened. >> took me about three seconds to pull out my phone and started videoing or filming and they just had no care at all. >> were you concerned standing in their way taking video? >> no. it's san francisco. i'm so kind of immune to it at this point. >> what was the reaction of the employees during and after? >> they did nothing basically. i think they're also probably immune to it. again, it's that area, market and civic center. i think they're used to smash and grabs, especially the

walgreens and cvss. i think they're taught not to do anything. >> sal is a vendor and goes into this walgreens store and others weekly. >> they think it's a free all. they think you can grab and go as you please. >> reporter: have you been working in the store when that's happened? >> i see it often. >> reporter: when i walked in this particular walgreens, there is a video camera. there is a security guard today. is that not enough? >> no. it's never enough. >> reporter: we showed san francisco board of supervisor matt dorsey this video. he lives just a few blocks away from the walgreens and shops there. he points to san francisco's police staffing crisis. >> if we had a fully staffed police department, we could have a robbery unit that was doing more enforcement around places where retail theft plays out, holding more people accountable and doing more to go after the fencing operations and the kinds of operations that make this lucrative. >> reporter: how did you feel when it was happening and then after when you had the video?

>> i was in shock, angry, you know, because i live in san francisco and you hear about this stuff and see it happening all the time. >> again, that was easter sunday. the city has tried several strategies to stop organized retail theft. hundreds of security cameras will be going up to fight crime over the holidays. police carried out shoplifting blitzes in retail theft hotspots and early last month police touted a 30% drop in property crime compared to last year. there's action at the state level as well. over the next couple weeks, lawmakers will hold special public safety hearings on a number of bills designed to tackle retail theft. one of the bills would increase penalties on organized thieves who steal property with the intent to resell it. want to get to some breaking news now in napa county. a shelter in place has been lifted for residents in american canyon, our chopper over dan rose and american

canyon road about 20 minutes ago, this at a safeway gas station. you can see a lot of police activity happening there while officers investigate the shooting. no word yet on any fatalities or injuries. we will certainly continue to follow and provide updates. what is in a name? a proposal to change the name of oakland's airport has sparked bad blood with its rival airport across the bay. so it's all over a plan to include san francisco in the east bay airport's official title. we all know where oakland is, but the idea is a typical traveler from out of the area may not. now sfo is saying not so fast. kelsi thorud has more on this unusual clash. >> reporter: san francisco international airport officials are not happy about this announcement by oakland international airport that it is looking to change its name. sfo officials say they believe if this name change goes through, it will only confuse travelers trying to come here

to the bay area. >> we certainly understand the desire to attract more airlines and more passengers, but we think there's a right way of doing it and we don't think this renaming is the right way to do it. >> reporter: doug yakel, the spokesperson for san francisco international airport said they've voiced strong concerns to oakland international airport attempt to change their name to san francisco bay-oakland international airport. >> our concern is you might have travelers that are thinking they're booking a trip to one airport and when they land, they realize they're arriving at a completely different airport than they intended. >> reporter: last week o.a.k. posted this video on their social media announcing the name change consideration saying it would help educate travelers on the proximity of the airport to other bay area destinations. >> we found that over half of

frequent international travelers and nearly a third of domestic travelers are unaware of o.a.k.'s amazing location in the heart of northern california and the san francisco bay area. >> reporter: o.a.k. officials say the name change would also help attract more direct flights to the airport and help protect the jobs of their more than 30,000 employees. some local officials, including state senator scott wiener, say changing the airport's name to include san francisco is going too far. >> oakland is not san francisco. we have a san francisco international airport and the idea that oakland would basically cut and paste that name, san francisco international airport, into its own name makes no sense. it's going to cause huge confusion among travelers and it's just not fair. >> reporter: o.a.k. officials sent us this statement monday

saying, "for every airport name there will be lots of differing opinions. we understand and respect that. our proposed name modification is both pro oakland and pro jobs. we want to boost jobs and economic activity for oakland." still sfo officials say the name change would do more harm than good. >> yes, all three bay area airports were competing for the same passengers and traffic, but we want to serve our customers well and i think that begins by accurately representing the airport that you're in, where your airport is located, and the region that you're serving. >> reporter: sfo officials told me voicing their concerns directly to o.a.k. is really just the first step in this. they say they are taking this name change very seriously and are looking at all of their options when it comes to voicing their opposition. >> thank you. the port of oakland says the airport has lost 39 of the 54 routes it's

added since july 2008. the board's commissioners are set to consider the name change at their april 11th meeting. tomorrow is a big day over negotiations of the a's future in oakland. the city will meet with the a's and plans to offer to extend the team's lease at the coliseum for another five years. the mayor's office confirms the proposed contract will include an opt-out after three years, which is when the team's ballpark in las vegas is expected to be ready. it would also require the a's pay a $97 million extension fee. the a's have also looked at playing in sacramento and salt lake city. oakland is still hoping the mlb will give the city an expansion team when the a's leave. mayor sheng thao released a statement saying, "having major league baseball in oakland is what is best for the owners, the league, the players, and most importantly, the fans." the a's new vegas stadium will be on the site of the tropicana casino resort, which is closing its doors for good tomorrow

afternoon. it will eventually be demolished to make way for the 30,000 seat ballpark. caltrans right now still assessing damage to highway 1 near big sur after a chunk of the roadway broke and fell away during a storm saturday. the washout left hundreds of people stranded. some people even slept in their cars for a night. it happened near rocky creek bridge. that's 17 miles south of monterey. caltrans plans to put 500 feet of concrete barriers in the center of the roadway in the coming days. that's to define a channel for convoys to pass through on the northbound lane. caltrans is leading convoys past the damage at 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. daily, but with more rain in the forecast later this week everything is tentative right now. this stretch of highway 1 has had its fair share of problems. in fact, it was shut down for several months last year after a series of landslides. police in oakland are looking for two drivers

involved in a deadly hit-and-run. authorities say a man in his 30s wahit by a car just before 6:00 this morning while crossing the street at the intersection of 98th avenue and san leandro street. officers say when the victim fell to the ground, he was hit by another car. both drivers took off from the scene. police have not released a description of the suspects. police and crime stoppers are offering up to a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the drivers. most california fast food workers are getting a big take raise. the new $20 minimum wage is now in effect after a fierce battle between industry and labor groups. so the wage hike stems from a new state law passed last year. the law applies to chains with more than 60 locations nationwide, but many store owners are worried now about increased operational costs. >> it's going to cost us about 4 to $5,000 more per store which we have three. so if you

times that by 12, looking at hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> but a uc berkeley professor says as a whole, the fast food industry is healthy and not in danger because of this increase. >> your price increase is going to be matched by price increases everywhere else. you won't lose market share. you'll still be able to sell it, but a ten cent increase in a burger, consumers will say oh, gee, it's 5.10 instead of $5, but they won't change their behavior. >> the law will not apply to places like install coffee shops or mom and pop restaurants, but they could have to adjust their take as they compete for those same employees. still ahead, remembering an american hero, a look back at the life of a last survivor of the sinking of the battleship arizona during the pearl harbor attack. >> the first bombs start. we knew what was going on immediately. plus, the moment a sonoma county helicopter swooped in to save a man clinging to a cliff,

the dramatic rescue. later the giants forced to do an about face, the fan fury of the

the last living survivor of the uss arizona attack in pearl harbor has died. lou conter passed away at his home this morning in grass valley following congestive heart

failure. he was 102 years old. conter enlisted in the navy when he was 18 years old. after boot camp he was assigned to the uss arizona where he worked as a quarter master. he was standing on the main deck december 7th , 1941, when planes flew overhead and the assault began launching the u.s. into world war ii. we spoke to conter back in 2016 as he was leaving for a 75th commemoration ceremony in hawaii. >> i was a quarter master third class the 7th of december at uss arizona. we only lasted nine minutes and we took the bomb down on the star board side forward by number two turret and went through five decks into the lower handling room of the forward magazines and it blew up the forward magazines. that's where you see the blast. >> 1,177 men died that morning on the arizona. conter went on to serve in three wars, flying 200 missions as a pilot and was even shot down twice. tonight cbs evening news has more

coverage of lou conter's legacy. here's norah o'donnell. >> hey, juliette. our heart of america honors two of the last survivors of pearl harbor. we have their stories of sacrifice tonight on the cbs evening news. also new details in a deadly plane crash in the sierra. we now know the identity of the victims, silicon valley venture capital firm upwest saying laron petruka and his wife naomi were killed in the crash. the couple helped get up west started in 2012 and had worked as advisers since 2017. the plane went down saturday night during a snowstorm near tahoe-truckee airport. officials say the couple was trying to land the plane when they crashed. the exact cause is still under investigation. also new video of a dramatic rescue in marin county, the sonoma sheriff sent a helicopter to rescue a man who had fallen down from a cliff. the man was clinging to the cliffside about 50 to 60

feet down from the battery alexander trail in the golden gate national recreation area. the call came in at about 7:40 p.m. last night and crews were able to get him in time. >> don't let go, man. don't let go, okay? don't let go. slide your left hand in here, brother. there you go. >> how intense that is. southern marin fire district says after they landed him safely, he had some minor scrapes and declined further medical attention. well, hopefully you're enjoying the temperatures in the 70s and those beautiful blue skies today. look what's coming by the second half of this week. not only is the rain coming back by thursday, it's going to be 20 degrees cooler, going to get windy. the marine layer will start filling in. it's going to be very different here after tomorrow. i'll walk you

soak that sun in because there is a change in the weather, right? >> a dramatic turnaround. >> yes. we kind of get used to this nice, warm weather and then -- >> yes. i don't want to overlook that. tomorrow will be just as nice, another day where it's sunny in the 70s. get out and make the most of that because by the middle of the week you may not recognize the

place. it's going to be spring whiplash. i'll show you why we've been making kind of a big deal out of that. first visualize what's coming our way from looking at the temperatures. we have our nice warm air sitting over us. look at this cool air and that spills down over us by wednesday and thursday. a quick look at the numbers and dramatic change to get you ready for thursday. then we'll talk about the rain coming back with that, widespread rain on thursday, nearly another foot of snow coming to the sierra, the whole thing. winter's not done with us yet. let's use the example for where we'll be. if we look at daytime highs for tomorrow, which are pretty much identical to today, pick out your part of the bay on here, a lot of upper 60s and low 70s. when you get down towards the south bay, you'll see low 70s. i'm going to say good-bye to these numbers and we'll transition from where we're going to be tomorrow and i'm just going to put on where we're going to be by the time we get to thursday. now you're seeing a lot of upper 50s,

totally different. it's pretty equal. we don't necessarily have to pick out every spot here. on thursday wherever you are, upper 50s, but what's interesting, look at the difference. look how much cooler you're going to be. it's going to be 14 degrees cooler in redwood city and the south bay might feel this the most, going to be 19 degrees cooler in los gatos thursday than it will be wednesday. that does it for the dramatics. let's go into the details. we'll go to the big picture view. we watched the cold air. let's step it back and show you the rain. that system shows up within that mass of cooler air and by the time we've gotten towards thursday morning, we got a nice little band of rain off the coast. we'll come in for a closer look and time this out and see as far as the rain's concerned, it's pretty much right through the middle of the day thursday. that get us to like noon, 1:00 when we're seeing some of the most widespread rain. the challenge with the rain is that it kind of sticks around for about two

days. even as we transition into friday, we still have to call it a chance of a few scattered showers left over, but the obvious takeaway, thursday would be the more impressive day for rain when we'll get the widespread steady leading edge of the system. friday will be the stragglers, leftover scattered showers and, yes, you know this drill by now, maybe some isolated thunderstorms on friday. it's been such an active winter for storms with the potential to do that and this one looks just like them. so another chance for isolated thunderstorms on friday. if you look at the totals, now they range from 0.8-inch of rain in the north bay to maybe 0.3-inch of rain in the south bay. all this stuff gets a lot more detailed and refined over the next 24 to 36 hours once we start putting the high resolution imagery on here. this looks pretty assured at this point the system comes through with this timing. look at the snow in the sierra for anybody who might be traveling again thursday and friday, both

days, friday particularly because it will last longer over here. it's not a blockbuster storm, but it's cold enough, snow level down to 4,000 feet and close to a foot of snow at the high elevations. so it's going to be an active pattern the next few days. that kind of covers that system in general. there's the potential for one more by next weekend. i should already call that this coming weekend. we're talking about sunday. let's put it all in the seven-day forecast. you'll use two of them here. the story for the rain obviously is the headline when you look at the bay. look back here at sunday, a drop, a totally separate system. it does not look impressive, but it's frustratingly there with enough that we need to keep a chance for rain going sunday. i wish we'd clear it out and have a really nice weekend. when we look at the microclimates for inland parts of the bay, you still get another day here that is full

force spring, sunny and mid-70s. wednesday it's a bit cooler, gets a bit windy near the coast and then thursday we get the widespread rain. we'll see temperatures that dip back to the upper 50s. that's where things stand on this for now. it's going to be a bit active and it's classic for this time of year. >> it is. >> when we start to transition into spring is when you can kind of do your whoa, wait. what season is it exactly? >> we always go back to the old adage april showers bring may flowers. there we go. any april fools' jokes? >> you know i'm not good for this? >> no one played any tricks for you? >> not yet. >> you're working a double shift today. just kidding. coming up, we're talking about april fools', the day of the year where you need to question everything. just kidding you, darren. look at some of our favorite april fools' day pranks on the internet.

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outrage from giants fans has led them to the team backtracking on plans to remove memorial tiles at mccovery cove. about 6,000 tiles were dug out around oracle park

during construction of the mission rock development, but instead of relocating the tiles the team planned to replace them with a digital display, but many fans who bought the personalized tiles decades ago were outraged. some of the inscriptions were tributes to late family members. the fans made their voices heard and now the team says they'll be finding a new place for the tiles. today's april fools' day, shocker, and companies are having a little fun pranking people. so take a look at it. 7-eleven has come up with a new drink called hotdog flavored sparkling water. they call it big bite hotdog. that doesn't sound appealing, how about this soda brand, ollie pop and pringles. they teamed up to make a sour cream and onion soda. some people might actually like that. another prank, language learning app rosetta stone and marijuana company fluent launched a new app for users to learn how to

communicate with stoners, yes. they call it rosetta stoned. get it? and dating app tinder, oh, boy, this is scary, announcing it's hiring someone to crack down on ghosting. yup, that's when someone you have been chatting with suddenly appears without notice. of course, it's not a real position. it's all for fun on this april fools'. cbs evening news th ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> norah: severe weather threat. >> this is a multi-day threat with tornadoes, hail, and damaging winds being our primary concerns. >> norah: the intense spring storm that soaked california moves east. bringing dangerous weather. tonight americans in the path of thunderstorms and flash flooding. "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ good evening. i'm norah o'donnell, and thank you for being with us.