six. san jose police say they have captured six suspects wanted in connection with a string of smash and grab robberies in the south bay. hello again, everyone i'm julie julie haener band of heavily armed thieves that smashed their way into businesses grab what they can and runoff ktvu. south bay reporter jesse gary tells us police hope the arrests help people feel safe when they're out shopping. police investigators say these six men , all in their late teens or early twenties, or a smash and grab burglary ring that operated in the south bay, these are violent individuals are very happy to get this group of people. in jail so they don't continue to victimize our community department spokesman sergeant christian camarillo describe the six as rudimentary but also heavily armed. their m o break into stores, smashed display cases, runoff and fence the stolen property. months of detective work led to a one day roundup last week, ryan win had his quick silver jewelry repair

shop in east ridge mall targeted last year, four men caused thousands of dollars in damage, forcing win to close briefly and reconsider his options. for me that i got this for order to but is good new is the police and law enforcement knows stuff up members. this has been a top issue and i'm sure that this news will be positive news. silicon valley central chamber of commerce president and ceo christian molest sick says smash and grab crimes the past year plus infected retail with a climate of fear. which further hurt the covid business climate can be bad guys. so you know, we don't know if they're just going to take the hammer and break open the case and steal whatever or if they're also going to show somebody down the steps or hit them with the hammer or stab them with a knife. police say. the six are charged with multiple crimes, including robbery and possession of illegal firearms. when we

realized that there is one group responsible for more than one robbery yeah, we're going to give them a little bit more of a priority. san jose police say this one smash and grab crew is not the only one operating in the south bay. the urge people to continue to provide tips and videos to help police continue their pursuit of criminal suspects. in san jose jesse gary ktvu, fox two news also in san jose. police say they arrested a man who allegedly struck a police officer with his car after a sideshow yesterday. 19 year old isaac anthony guzman of loss, panos was booked on assault with a deadly weapon. felony hit and run, reckless evasion and possession of a loaded gun. the officer who was hit was treated at the hospital and released. officers say they found a ghost gun in guzman's car and ammunition. police responded to five separate side shows yesterday, all around san jose. in total eight arrests were made to for gun violations . three vehicles were impounded for 30 days and about 40 citations were issued for

spectator and mechanical violations. a 15 year old student who was stabbed today by an intruder at a high school and stockton has died. the female student was stabbed multiple times by a man who was trespassing. it's stag high school. that's according to stockton unified school district superintendent john ramirez jr. the suspect was arrested but has been described only as a man in his forties. police say he drove to the school and entered the campus through a gate this morning. the superintendent said. the district is now reevaluating its security. the campus was locked down due to the stabbing, authorities have uncovered the identity of a woman who was killed nearly 30 years ago on the side of a gilroy highway. the santa clara county sheriff's office today released the victim's name. she is identified as patricia skimp alot of colton, oregon. the 45 year old mother was killed in june of 1993 cause of death was never determined. simple was a victim of the happy face. serial killer keith hunter jesperson,

who wrote letters to officials, signing them with a happy face. just person is now serving four life sentences without the possibility of parole in the oregon state penitentiary pimples identity was determined with the help of the dope project and due to advances in dna technology. half dozen san francisco businesses are assessing the damage tonight after flames tore through several buildings in the west portal neighborhood. ktvu christien kafton arrived at the scene shortly after that fire erupted and, he tells us firefighters say this may have been started by roof workers in the area. fire officials are saying that that roof work was likely the cause of the fire, which burned from building to building to building before crews managed to get the upper hand. san francisco fire officials say the flames and smoke started at about 11 30, near the corner of west portal and 14th avenue. ray rudolph lives on the block where the flames broke out and had just minutes to grab his computer and camera equipment before he evacuated. he watched as a fire crept next door to his home and

fire crews worked to stop it. i saw the water coming up through the roof there. shooting through the roof. i saw the roof collapsing. fire officials say it appears that a crew working on the roof may have been the cause of this fire. rudolph said what he saw on the roof next door before he evacuated his home was alarming. i was watching the flames on the roofs and like a ton of smoke, and i saw like a propane tank or something. one firefighter received minor injuries and was taken to an area hospital for treatment. the flames damaging a string of commercial buildings housing fuji, japanese restaurant west portal cleaners and a post office all impacted by the fire and water used to douse the flames. crews had to take aggressive measures to halt the fire's progression we've currently done with known as trench cut that's basically taking a square and cutting a line all the way through that square. that allows the fire to kind of come to a stop gap and go up from that point, allowing us to do what we call defensive

means on the outside of that trench cut. the fire grew to three alarms, bringing in about 100 firefighters within about an hour of cruise arriving on scene . the flames have been brought under control, but the damage to the popular neighborhood destinations had already been done. i got my p o box here and new box office and go to the cleaners all the time. and so when you see this damage, what does that mean for you? let me delay of, um, big enough to hold uniform for working and also getting regular milk from my b o box money service, especially the motion view and kay engel sidelines, which used west portal were impacted for several hours as crews worked to put out that fire. that money service is now back to normal in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. new at six tonight. a suspect has been arrested and will be charged for starting the massive fire that tore through a home depot store in san jose today. the santa clara county district attorney's

office said the suspect's identity and other information about the investigation will be revealed tomorrow morning. the five alarm fire destroyed the hardware store on blossom hill road on april 9th. at its peak. there were 110 crews trying to extinguish the flames and the heat from that fire was detected from space. after a long 10 game road trip to start the season, the oakland a's are taking on the baltimore orioles tonight in front of a home crowd are clotting. wang is that with the fans who are tailgating and getting ready to cheer on their team, so, claudine, i know you've been having a lot of fun out there. how's it going right now? it's good. you know, i think people are beginning to pack up getting ready to go inside and watch the game. it is getting a little chilly around here. raindrops falling and it's a little windy. but that is not stopping this group sunnyvale ready to go excited? tell me about who you have here is earning vargas. it's up one. albert my mom. my mom loopy,

elissa. whole group. i like everyone's got their oakland a's gear. we are comparing shoes. i got my say altogether. we're all good here. tell me about coming up your sunnyvale long trip on a on a monday afternoon, but worth it for you guys having and fans are you guys big time fans. yeah becoming every home opener, great travel team. awesome alright and how are we feeling about the overall season? it's been a little bit of a all of these places. we're going to come out. good come out. good come out. good. yeah alright, head on it. players know by now i have all the confidence in you . all right there heading in. bye guys. thanks for hanging out with us. so if you take a look it is, you know. dialing down a little bit in terms of tailgate , but not in terms of excitement for the game. now i know you guys asked me earlier about food and how come i wasn't eating any of the food? but look at this. this is our little spot that we

came in to check it out and said, you know what we might have to take a little brisket and join this group here that came from all over the brisket. master can you tell me about why they call you the brisket? master have no idea. i just lucked out on this one group. this is it. you guys are big fans come together. it's a group of us were bunch of us are chiropractors that are all friends and a bunch of us are twitter friends that have come together and, uh, no better place to do it here at the coliseum on the home opener of the season. there's something about this crowd, isn't it that it's special best. oakland love is all. where it's at. absolutely we've been talking to fans all day long and really, that's where we're getting the sense of community. we talked to fans early. let's listen to what they had to say. defense as a little kid. that's what i've been watching since our little you know, since i was young, and i just always been in asia and since then food beer friends opening day is good, but the rest of the season thrilled

about is your guy? all right? so now we're ready. we're trying to make you jealous here with our little piece of brisket. that is an enormous he's that's a lot alright. and they're packing up and like, can't you say a little bit longer? little bit longer. so yes, back in the newsroom. i know you guys have been working hard. we've been working hard out here, too, and really enjoying every bit of this amazing tailgate as the game gets ready to start here at oakland, we'll send it back to you guys. i know those telegrams can get pretty elaborate. okay? so from the brisket master to the banjo man think we've gotten a taste of everything tonight. claudine thank you. i hope so. enjoy the brisket. let us know how it is. i'm on my way. alright alright. coming up at 6 30. we are going to take a look at all of the changes that you can expect the next time you visit the oakland coliseum. after the break, americans are still feeling the impact of inflation why prices for many goods are still much higher than

usual, and the city of livermore is dealing with its first homicide of the year. what east bay detectives know so far about the tragic situation. okay claudia mentioned a couple of raindrops there at the coliseum . we will track the incoming system together and tell you when you will hear those raindrops on your rooftops. as the news continues, we'll be right back. plus ukrainian officials say russian assaults are increasing in the eastern portion of the country, which portion of the country, which city russia meet brett from apartment 2b. he's not letting an overdraft alert get him stressed. he knows he's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours.

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whow phase of its eastern offensive. ukrainian officials say that assaults are increasing in the donbass region where russian backed separatists have been fighting ukrainian forces for eight years now. this comes as russia bombarded the western city of la vive today and what appears to be an effort to grind down ukraine's defenses. at least seven people were killed. russia claims it is on the verge of taking control of the

southern city of mariupol. so far, no humanitarian ceasefires have been agreed on. you need at least three day window to enable proper safe evacuation things to happen as yet we have not got agreement on that. we should pray. for the parties to understand the devastation that is happening as a result of the invasion of ukraine. ukraine formally submitted paperwork to join the european union today, president zelensky said joining the eu is quote the aspiration or people are moving towards and fighting for. a decision could come within weeks. livermore city, just shy of 90,000 people is dealing with its first homicide of 2022. detectives are now trying to piece together what happened over the weekend. ktvu tom baker has the story. livermore police and fire responded to a 911 call about eight friday evening about an injured unconscious girl in a car on a rural road near los pacientes college. there they found the body of a 15 year old

richmond girl, some 50 miles from her home. police are investigating the death as a homicide. it's livermore's first reported homicide of the year. investigators say they have identified a person of interest but have not made an arrest so far. livermore police have decided not to release the victim's name pending further investigation, the alameda county coroner's office told me that it has identified her but is awaiting approval from livermore homicide detectives to release that name. in checking social media. there were a number of condolences posted involving a person named destiny . we reached out to them, but we were unable to make contact, including this homicide. there have been 18 murders in livermore since 2000 and six about one year. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. couple of raindrops renegade raindrops working its way into the evening commute. otherwise the bulk of the activity will be arriving

later tonight in the north bay and across the entire bay area in the overnight hours and very anemic in nature. layers of clouds roughly about 4500 ft to 18,000 ft. it's mostly cloudy santa rosa in the fifties, same in san francisco, oakland, 65 were in the mid sixties in palo alto and in san jose, but boys it breezy 20 mile per hour winds right now at sfo 18 apiece right now, and oakland backing through travis so these winds will continue to blow up to 20 throughout the evening hours. in front of this system, so it's going to be a damp morning, but the rain will and predawn hours , then becoming partly cloudy. it'll see more rain in the forecast the late wednesday night through your thursday will track that more vigorous system that contains more rainfall, and that's still coming up later on in this newscast, but first back to greg and julie. roberta. thank you coming up tax day is here and millions of americans are expected to file at the very

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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 and pull back 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 million 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. millions of americans are waiting to the very last minute to follow their taxes. with today's filing deadline, the rs 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 this afternoon, i spoke with a santa was a state tax professor about what you should do if you're running behind. annette thanks so much for taking the time tax day. the deadline is today for people who have waited until the last minute. if they're not ready to go today. what do they have to know? and what do they have to do today? that's a very good question. it is april 18th at the normal date to file is still april 15th. but that

happened to be a holiday in d. c and so it's the next day. it's not a holiday weekend if they have not yet filed. they want to make sure that at least estimate how much they owe and you want to pay by the tax day, april 18th. they can get more time to file they can get time until october, 15th, but you can't get extra time to pay. if they do. oh and don't pay it today, they are going to have a penalty that will be added on to that. but you can get an extension form 48 68 to get more time to file that you want to pay today and again . if you can't pay the total, it is important to pay at least something or to go on sort of payment plan with the i r s right can and you can actually do that. with that form 48 68 the extension form. uh and then if it still turns out you can't pay the i. r s does have some arrangements like, um, you know , paying over installments and things like that. there are a number of variables this year

that taxpayers are looking at starting to look first, at perhaps the child tax credit or stimulus payments. what do people have to know about making sure they include those numbers when they file folks who have a child under age. 18 should have been getting a letter in january from the i r s saying how much of the child tax credit they got in advance and that will go on after tax forms schedule 88 12 where they reconcile that. they also should have gotten a letter as to how much stimulus payment they got. probably they received it late march april, and it could have been 1400 per taxpayer and if they did not get that, but we're entitled to it. they want to claim that on their 2020 return. so they want to make sure they've got the information from those letters. if they're using tax prep software, it'll asking the right questions to get that properly reported. they want to make a mistake on that, because either they are going to overlook getting some money back or thinking that getting more money

back than they did because they forgot to put on their advanced child tax credit they received last july through december. another variable that folks have to worry about is if they engaged in any sort of cryptocurrency either ethereum or bitcoin, the government even if it's a small amount. they want to know. that's right. so you'll see right below on your name on the return is the question the nurses 1019 of did you, um, receive a few other verbs there or otherwise disposed of any virtual currency. so if they have acquired it and used it, or they acquired a while back and used it even if they were using it like maybe using bitcoin to acquire another virtual currency that's using that actually will have a gainer loss. it's like your analogy bs like it's bartering, you know, i bought this other virtual currency or paid for a service by giving them an asset. the irs views

that as an asset, not as currency like the us dollars. it's important to answer that question. you have to either answer yes or no, don't leave it blank. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30 covid cases are back on the rise across the country, but health officials are not sounding the alarm what they're looking out for as positivity rates increase and even spike in some areas, the oakland a's are playing their first home game of the season. tonight we'll take a look at the changes

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15 s found dead in livermore. the teenager's body was found friday night in a coral car on a rural road near los posadas college. authorities have not released the victim's name. investigators say they have a person of interest. but have not made any arrests yet in san francisco's west portal neighborhood has affected residents and businesses in three buildings. firefighters say the roof of one building is partially collapsed . we're told the fire started at west portal avenue and 14th just after 11 30 this morning. one firefighter was hurt, but the injuries are not life threatening. authorities say roof work was likely the cause of that fire after a long 10 game road trip to start the season, the oakland a's or taking on the baltimore orioles tonight in front of a home crowd , first pitch now, just about 10 minutes away. and the crowd at the oakland calcium is more than ready. this afternoon, there was

plenty of pregame tailgating and excitement outside the calcium. libby, chef and team president dave cavill raised the ace flag. you're watching ktvu fox two news at 6. 30 fans will find a number of changes at the colosseum this year. ktvu brooks jarocz shows us how baseball is bouncing bac post covid. here we go. it'll starts tonight. baseball returns to the oakland coliseum. the sites sounds. yes yeah. smells dogs here. colossal hot dog following seasons of changes in challenges . gone are the days of closed concessions, the 5000 cardboard cutouts or fake crowd noise and cheers. we're just looking forward to having people back and you know, celebrating baseball for the a's in the fans . it's back to the future is

going to be loud. it's gonna be ah, boisterous return of the energy rally rags. even the dazzling displays from drones and a few nights of flashy fireworks. the coliseum comeback is bringing family fund to the field. now, every sunday, kids can run the bases again. for little leaguers. it's a pregame parade with a chance to rub elbows with the pros and all the other special spots aimed to give every ace fan something to smile about mask free. everything is fully open, so it's just gonna be a great experience. while there are no major facility upgrades as the a's map out a new stadium the food trucks will roll into championship plaza drinks will flow freely at the treehouse and any a swag or snacks you may want can be ordered right from

your phone. no cash at this ballpark, just clean, fun and convenience. the town coming alive again. 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. right because in oakland baseball is back. brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. well covid cases are on the rise again nationwide, with spikes being reported in roughly half the states. fox news jonathan serrie tells us that has some cities and states watching for any signs of a surge as they consider reconsider. rick sorry as they consider re imposing some restrictions to ah macron sub variant now accounting for

more than 90% of infections as fears grow of a new surge, we're still seeing low numbers nationwide just 37,000 new cases every day on average, but that's up 32% from the start of april, 29 states are now reporting a big spike in infections. the most public health officials aren't sounding the alarm because for now, hospitalization rates remain low with be a two, causing more mild infections than the original were starting to see. some increases in the numbers. we're not seeing those increases manifested in increased hospitalizations. not yet, but we're looking at that very, very closely. but it's a different story in china, where be a two has prompted total lockdowns in major cities, including shanghai, which is reporting its first covid deaths of this new outbreak. function that the individuals were all senior citizens and suffered from underlying comorbidities. none had been vaccinated the rising cases, prompting some

officials to reinstate covid restrictions. on monday, philadelphia becoming the first city to put an indoor mask mandate back in place. the white house says it supports the decisions of local officials while also urging a transition. towards a more effective long term strategy. we really have to ask ourselves what is the role of mandates moving forward and we're gonna need to assess each of these individual situations differently. on monday, a federal judge struck down the biden administrations nationwide mask mandate for public transportation. in atlanta, jonathan searing fox news. the biggest city in the bay area could soon change policies when it comes to drug treatment in an attempt to quill, an increase in violent crime and drug use. a recent study in san jose showed 60% of arrests for drug related crimes on the streets and in encampments. involved methamphetamine. sam liccardo is working with the county to apply for state money to create housing facilities with on site drug treatment and calling for

expanding drug treatment for addicted arrests. this morning, ktvu spoke to mayor liccardo about his plans. what we really need, frankly, is we need jails in the short term to be able to keep someone who's not safe and when they are safe to be released. we need treatment. we need a combination of the two what we're seeing too often here, and i think this is true that the state is a very high number of pre child arrestees or being released and, according to county data here, almost half of them are failing to comply with the terms they released their either reoffending or the failing to show up in court. and so we have to do something about that. ricardo says, taking steps to treat those who are released or advocating for violent offenders to stay in jail will help keep would be repeat offenders off the street. coming up marking 116 years since the great san francisco earthquake of 19 oh, six. how the city has changed the way it prepares for future natural disasters. 20 festival is returning to san

francisco this week for the first time in two years. what you can expect to see out at hippie hill in golden gate park this wednesday.

back to san francisco on wednesday. the gathering at hippie hill and golden gate park has been canceled for the past two years due to covid. this year. the unofficial holiday celebrating marijuana is back on people will be able to enjoy food, comedy and music robin

williams meadow. starting at 10 a.m. and for the first time, the mayor said there will be on site legal sales of cannabis. and what that means to be clear whether there are sales or not. the fact is under state law. if you are under the age of 21, you will not be allowed within the facility. so this is going to be the first time that this is done. you will be turned away. proof of age is going to be required. mayor london breed said the city will provide extra shuttle services, restroom facilities and clean up parking officers will also be on hand to make sure that people's driveways are not blocked, and new survey indicates many area tech workers used marijuana during work hours. the survey by the social network blind found 29% of employees at bay area tech companies. said they had used marijuana while working in the office or at home. blind says many workplaces don't have policies on marijuana use at

work because of differing local, state and federal laws. well today marks 116 years since the great earthquake of 19 oh, six and while it destroyed the city of san francisco, it also allowed researchers to learn about the natural disaster and proved the city can rebuild. ktvu james torres shows us the commemoration ceremony. yeah. 5 11 this morning, san francisco remembered a grim day in its history. the day the city fell apart, and we have to be prepared for whatever is going to happen again. this happened 116 years ago. today, several jolts and shake, some lasting as long as a minute rocked the city to its core. virus sparked buildings collapsed within the week. thousands of people in the bay area died. today people came to a lot of fountain said to be a meeting spot for survivors to

honor those who spent their lives rebuilding. and what i love that so many of you this early in the morning. would show up. to commemorate. all the resurrection of this city occurred and how you represent literally the blood linkage to the people who caused the city to come back. former mayor willie brown among those keeping the tradition alive. he and others like current mayor london breed often compared the bill back of san francisco to the covid 19 pandemic. the mayor dressed in 19 hundreds fashion, we're seeing our city reopen and come alive again and we are stepping up and putting back the pieces just like we did during 19. oh, six after laying a wreath on the fountain, the event moved to the mission district. according water hydrant on church and 20th is said to be the savior of the district, so people come here to pay respect. i'll do this on behalf of all the firefighters

that are out there working hard right now. leaders say the earthquake taught san francisco how to better be protected for the next major emergency. researchers for years say the bay area is due for another major earthquake. we now have hundreds, actually, thousands of city employees who worked as a disaster service workers who now understand what it is to stand up and respond to an emergency in san francisco. i'm james torres ktvu. fox two news. many by many of the clouds have been lowering. the fog is rolling and plus thunder back in the forecast the day you should expect it with the full forecast . let's go to ktvu heather holmes. now with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven hours, seven o'clock news over on ktvu. plus thank you, julie. well, new tonight police in sacramento, narrowing their search for a suspect. and that definitely mass shooting downtown. what they are revealing. now we'll have those details tonight at seven. plus despite the t s a no

longer requiring them. a bay area transit system says the mask will have to stay on. we talk live with infectious disease expert for his thoughts , stories and a lot more coming up live tonight on the seven ktvu plus the first after the break, the annual easter egg roll returned to the white house today for the first time since 2019. take a look at this year's festivities, thousands of families enjoyed the historic families enjoyed the historic oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it. there's money in puns.

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at a day of family and fun as the white house easter egg roll returns. fox news, madeline rivera has more now from the white house. a beloved tradition

returns to the white house today as the president and first lady host their first easter egg roll , welcoming thousands to the white house for a day of fun. this year, we're finally getting together again. and it's so special. it means it means so much to see and hear the children and all the families show up to be here today, excitement to go around as thousands of families gather on the south lawn for the day's festivities. the large crowd, a sign that things are returning to normal after covid-19 forced a two year hiatus of the event. it's a new beginning. it's a provides people with some hope and reassurance. uh that something like this can take place when it hasn't for the past couple of years. first lady dr jill biden creating this year's education theme, focusing on educational activities for the children to enjoy lady and as a teacher. i've seen again and again that learning doesn't only happen in a classroom.

there are so many fun opportunities to learn around us every day. and that's especially true here at the white house, in addition to an easter egg roll and hunt, families can enjoy events, including a talent show reading nook and a visit with the easter bunny himself. each child attending today's event will receive a commemorative wooden egg. this year's featuring images of the first family's dog and cats at the white house. mala rivera fox news you're at home. many attended an annual easter event by the sisters of perpetual indulgence. this year, people gathered in san francisco's dolores park for the fun festivities kicked off for 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. the day continued with live performances and costume contests. boy what a difference a day makes bright sunshine there yesterday. but today, boy , the clouds have been rolling in. they've been lowering right now. the ceiling is roughly about 4100 ft. we do have some areas of patchy fog developing as well and a renegade raindrop here in there and notice the flag there outside the golden gate bridge is certainly on the fly. temperature wise boy. we have dropped six degrees in oakland in the past 60 minutes 56 degrees in san francisco. it is now 57 degrees in napa, but still 68 degrees in san jose. that's typically your average high for this time of the year, but san jose topped off today a at 75 degrees. the wind makes all the difference right now it's blowing up to 20 mph sfo. 18 at oakland just outside of

the coliseum there with the wind gusts up to 26. so it's a brisk evening at the ballpark, and we have rain all the way. this first system overnight tonight between 1/10 of an inch of rain and a half an inch of brain. i don't think you're going to see really anything in san jose, and then wednesday overnight, anywhere from a quarter of an inch to two full inches. and the highest locations of our north bay mountain range. and boy that is really some hefty totals for this late in the season in the month of april. now this is a cold front. it's already passing through the pacific northwest. we're just on the tail end of the system. so as it whips through the bay area, it's really fallen apart at the same. this is our storm tracker, placing some bonafide rain showers right now from cloverdale to uk otherwise we have had a raindrop reported here and there, that's about it, but track it with our future cast. here comes the frontal boundary. the bulk of the energy about 11 o'clock tonight and then by the morning commute. it's out of here, but the roadways will be damp and by

lunchtime part the cloudy skies but rather cooler day and some brisk winds out of the west up to 20 mph. winter weather advisories in effect for the high sierra, anticipating up to a foot of snow above 7000 ft, otherwise around the rim of the lake about five inches of snow not bad. it's going to be really heavy cement snow. let's break it down like this high fifties coast side tomorrow, becoming partly cloudy, mid sixties bayside and high sixties in our inland areas. these temperatures are pretty much where they should be for this time of the year. tonight not as cold or as chilly as it was last night when we dip down to 34 degrees in santa rosa rather 47 degrees with the blanket of cloud cover and the approach of rain showers . 53 degrees in mountain view temperatures tomorrow across the board high fifties to high sixties seventies from livermore through an attack, also across gilroy, morgan hill and san jose . there's extended forecast watching some tropical moisture

from a former type phone tap into a frontal boundary with the rain late on wednesday after thursday the possibility of thunderstorms on thursday as well and nice and warm. approaching 80 on sunday. enjoy your evening. roberta thank you will see a bit later coming up. next we will hear from warriors head coach steve kerr on draymond green, losing out on the defensive player (music throughout)

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anyg tonight in sports. the postseason continues for the warriors, who will try to go up two games on the denver nuggets and their first round playoff series. the biggest pregame stories, probably the fact that jordan's pool who scored 30 points in game one will again start steph curry, who is still on the playing time restriction will come off the bench as he did in game one. earlier in the day, the elder gary payton presented boston's marcus smart with the defensive player of the year award. smart has a warrior connection. he's the guy who fell on curries foot, causing the injury that kept him out of the last few weeks of the regular season. and another warrior angle is the fact that draymond green was probably on pace to win that award had he not missed such a significant part of the second half of the

season with a back injury. all the warriors will tell you that they are concerned about is not personal awards is where they want to be at the end of the postseason, but steve kerr fields the injury prevented green from getting the recognition he deserves. crazy things like he was on on course to win the award. i think for sure and then the injury, unfortunately, derailed that, um good news is he looks great out there right now. and, um you know, he's in a in a really good place, and he would rather win. a game than a than a trophy and ultimately when a different kind of trophy, but that's ah. you know, that's who who dream it is, but i know it would have meant a lot to him. the oakland a's are just underway in their long awaited home opener because of the weird scheduling caused by baseball's lockout. the aids played 10 road games and before finally get a chance to play at home tonight against the baltimore orioles. covid has again raised its head and though there are no restrictions for the fans, six members of the

aids won't be in uniform tonight because of covid protocol. mlb does not release the specifics because of privacy, but we do know that veterans jed lowry and chad pinder are among those who won't be playing tonight. the aids were more than respectable five and five in those 10 games on the road before finally getting a chance to wear their home uniforms. really i think as a group, we all kind of wondering if we're the last team to actually have a home opener. since we've been on the road for 10 days, and in some ways it might have helped our club be on the road for 10 days. a definitely brought us closer as a unit. the giants will have to wait until at least tomorrow to try and add to their winning streak now at five games, san francisco's game tonight with the mets has been rained out. they'll play a doubleheader tomorrow, starting at noon our time. this is always a big day in boston patriots day and the running of the boston marathon at fenway park. things didn't go so well for the red sox, the twins or hey polanco, times of chris hill breaking pitch, sends

it over the green monster and left. that's a two run shot gave minnesota four. nothing lead. now here's the houdini played the game, boston's xander bogart's lines, one down the left field line, karnak. plays it perfectly. he throws the third to nail rafael devers does he? devers somehow avoids the tag of geo ursula. they review it, and they review it endeavors was indeed safe. despite that evasive move, the red sox went down to the twins, 8 to 3. 49ers have said, getting deebo samuel signed to a contract extension is a priority for them this offseason today, samuel made that seem a little more urgent salmon has joined two of the league's other top receivers and announcing that he won't take place in any on the field offseason programs until he gets that contract extension. the other two receivers, or tennessee's aj brown and washington's terry mclaurin this offseason has seen receivers signed record breaking contracts led by the raiders. davante adams, who signed up for five

years in a cool 142 and a half million dollars sounds here. earthquakes are off to a terrible start, and today their head coach was a casualty. almeida has been fired after the quake started this season, so four and three, which is in the western conference are made. it will be replaced by interim coach alex cavallo. tomato was hired in 2018. he had an overall record of 31 42 25 a couple of notes to leave you with on this monday night. this seattle crank it is finishing its first season in the nhl and has announced a couple of new minority investors. that's oakland's own marshawn lynch and grammy winner mclemore. they're now part of the kraken ownership group. you become the owner of a hockey team. you get to drive this am bony. also when you're an owner, nobody's going to criticize how smooth you do it. you just said it doesn't matter how you leave the ice when you're driving on

the team, you get to drive this zamboni zamboni sideshow on the zamboni zamboni sideshow on the ice. alright. thanks no, seriously, i think i've finally figured out my problem with women. the capybara is the largest member of the rodent family. what does that have to do with me and women? nothing. it was a desperate attempt to introduce an alternate topic of conversation. my problem is, i don't project confidence. so i decided that the next time i meet a woman i think is attractive, rather than holding back and being cautious, i'm going to assume the mantle of self-assurance. oh, yeah? what does that look like? hi. i'm leonard. and you are beautiful. you pop, sparkle and buzz electric. i'm going to pick you up at 8:00, show you a night you will never forget. where are we going? good news.

i made it onto the team for the new defense department laser-equipped surveillance satellite. excuse me. if we're changing topics, i believe i have first dibs with capybara, a rodent the size of a baby hippo. congratulations, howard. wolowitz: thanks. listen, i have to get a security clearance, so you guys might be hearing from the fbi. whoa, whoa, whoa! i don't want to speak to the fbi. why not? i'm brown and i talk funny. they're just doing a background check on me. it doesn't matter; they'll find a reason to give me a one-way ticket back to gandhi-ville. by the way, when i say that, it's not offensive. don't be ridiculous, raj. you're here legally. nobody cares. do you know how long it's been since i got through airport security without being given a colonoscopy? you know, i try very hard to make our lunch hours educational and informative, but your insistence on talking about your own lives stymies me at every turn. fine, sheldon, tell us about your giant rodents.