from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition. >> thank you for joining us this morning, it is thursday, march 21st. >> let's get started. we are in the process of reaching out to those voters to make sure they are in fact the ones who sent in those ballots. >> how tight is the race in one district, count your fingers, the details ahead. >> i hope they remember the

good, the kindness, the work that i did. >> her work keeping people in their houses, she has been doing it for decades. meet a bay area bridgebuilder, building to inspire. >> it feels like we are doing this with our ancestors, with our community, we are not alone in doing this, i think that is the best part of it. >> it is what you didn't learn in history class and probably should have, how a new musical tells the bay area story long untold. and basketball brackets and the number 64, are you mad about the madness in march? join us in the sports community. >> good morning everybody, it is 5:01, like the jeans, and

the madness is here, who is going to be disappointed, who is going to be the cinderella story, we have a lot to look forward to this week. let's take a look outside this thursday morning, this is the view, beautiful san francisco, and jessica i know rain is in the forecast but the question is when, and how do we prepare? >> and how much? that is the other one, too. we are so used to these crazy storms sweeping through, now it is spring, it is going to be a drizzly set up, what is going on for us ? let's dive into the forecast right now, right now in the santa clara valley, we see the high clouds holding on tight to san jose, and although he over into san francisco, a very similar trend, we are waking up to cloudy conditions this morning, that is the weather headline as we kick off the day, a little bit of patchy fog

in the north bay. we still have cloudy conditions over this afternoon but the rain arrives tomorrow and that is when we are finally ending this dry break in the bay area, we will have showers this weekend but it is mostly light drizzle, we are not seeing heavy rainfall throughout the communities. i want to show you what that is going to look like on the future, this is an interesting system, it is a cold front moving from offshore. not only are we going to be getting rain but we will also feel cooler air right behind it, as we see a series of showers building from offshore as we head into the evening on saturday. for now, over to you. a look at the golden gate bridge where it looks to be an easy drive over into the city if you are coming from marin. clear conditions in both directions. and the bay bridge, we see some of our drivers making the commute from the toll plaza, so right now , and

this is pretty much the situation until the metering lights turn on, a pretty easy drive. but, stay tuned. and look at the east bay on the san mateo bridge, just a few more brake lights as the commuters make over to highway 101. overall, no traffic delays to start the top of the hour. another heartbreaking development in the violent and deadly weekend crash in san francisco's west portal neighborhood, the entire family involved has died. police tell us the three month old baby died in the hospital yesterday. his mom, dad and one and a half-year-old brother died over the weekend when a speeding suv hit them as they waited for a bus to the zoo. the 78-year-old driver is facing multiple charges including vehicular manslaughter, and the defense attorney isn't representing her but says the whole thing could end without a jail sentence. >> there's really no real consolation to give, the best you can do is to give a

predictable closure. you can say to the district attorney, look, we are not going to trial on this case, they don't have to ever relive this. we are going to try to resolve this in a way that makes sense given that imprisoning somebody who is around 80 years old makes little sense for anybody. >> at last check, the driver is still in the hospital, police say she was driving the wrong way and showed no signs of breaking before hitting the bus bench. election results are coming in, the statewide ballot measure, proposition one has passed, it would allow the state to borrow more than $6 billion to build thousands of housing units and mental health treatment facilities. the measure barely passed, just fractions of a percentage separated the vote. gavin newsom posted, saying it is a huge victory for tackling homelessness and the biggest

change california has seen in decades, now it is time to get to work repairing decades of broken promises and neglect. we are still keeping our eyes on the 16 congressional races and so far it is proving why every vote matters, or than two weeks after the primary, we still have a razor thin margin separating the second and third spot. they have three votes separating them. whoever eventually wins will face sam liccardo in november. slam dunk to march madness, the final-round is finally here in the ncaa college basketball tournament, by the way, the women's contests start tomorrow. st. mary's, the men's team in the first round of the ncaa tournament, and a fun fan sand off -- sendoff at the grand canyon university. we caught them from our

helicopter, take a listen. good morning to you diehard fans, we are cheering with you, they are feeling the love. >> just knowing that support is behind us, it is our motive. obviously we play for one another, but we also play for everybody else that is behind us. >> you just don't get this very many times in life, so you better enjoy it. >> the fans are also finding their way to spokane, that game kicks off at 7:00 tomorrow night. and we cannot forget about our stanford women, they will be representing northern california in a tournament, they will play norfolk state tomorrow at maples pavilion, and in the meantime, you still have time to fill out your bracket this morning, yesterday our very own, matt lively needed help filling out his bracket. so why not hit the streets to get some advice? they helped matt fill out the

people's bracket. >> i don't even know what that is. >> all right, you are making our final four pick, uconn or baylor? >> i'm going with gonzaga because they have a cooler name. >> the people's bracket, the people that don't know anything about march madness, it is funny to me that they don't know. that's how i pick, too. that sounds cool, i like the colors. >> well, i talked to a professor to try to figure out, what is the science or math behind it, and i have some good news for the folks, but i have a question for you first, which tournament are you more likely to have a busted bracket, the men's or women's tournament? >> i would say the men's. >> i would say all of the

tournaments. >> yeah, all of the sports. >> the men's tournament is right, we do see more upsets, there is math behind that conventional wisdom that we have seen over the years. we talked to a professor at san francisco state university to learn more, he said he has proven it, he studies connections and how someone's pewter -- future performance adds up, this can be somebody who is cooking dinner or playing a basketball game. and it has to be a task you do over and over again with the same people or different teammates. we look at both tournament, and we know that nobody has ever had a perfect bracket and his research shows you are more likely to have a chance of getting that perfect bracket in the women's tournament because historically, there have been

less upsets and lower seeded teams moving on. all this to say that on the men's side, the math adds up to the madness we see each march. >> there's enough randomness in the process, which is why i don't think there will ever be a perfect bracket because the probability of creating that perfect bracket is so difficult. there so much randomness, even on the women's side, that it is so hard to get that perfect bracket. >> the take away is what matt lively was doing with all those people in the city was exactly right, people are not going to have the perfect way of guessing the perfect bracket. and people are only going to get better on the men's and women's side so these teams are going to be more evenly matched and there will be more upsets so your bracket is going to get busted. >> that is why we say madness when we talk about this. >> or just have realistic expectations, it is like playing the lottery, we are hopeful we will have the perfect bracket. >> basically yesterday i learned my bracket is horrible

because i didn't follow the rules of the math, which is that you need to support those lower seeded teams and have more upsets. a lot of one and two's at the top. i'm not feeling great, let's look at my bracket. i wanted to support the teams out in the west, what was once the pac-12, so that is why i have arizona going far. and by the way, the professor i interviewed, he is a big purdue fan so he hopes to see purdue in the final four. >> and nicole? >> clearing i -- clearly i'm feeling confident on this thursday. i also went with the ducks, so i'm really keeping it at home. and just so you know, i choose the blue devils each year because my brother is a duke graduate. so, i have emotional ties, loyalty, a lot of people pick emotionally and i'm one of those. >> well, let's talk about that, because on my bracket,

you can see i am loyal, right in the center of the screen. so i had to do that so i don't have somebody throwing a rock at me. but in the end, i live here so i chose the st. mary's team, taking on grand canyon, so good luck. >> i love that, i was more of an underdog person, can you tell? other than that, i was going for a little bit of the vibe of i actually know the states and i actually know the teams a little bit more, i thought yale was an interesting one personally but my producer laughed at me when i finally picked nevada. go sports. >> well, i think the math is on your side, good luck. >> exactly. and i love that jessica says go sports. that makes me so happy. and if you think you know which teams are going to come out on top in

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now to a developing story that is all the talk in the baseball world this morning, the man often by the side of the highest paid player has been fired by the dodgers, shohei ohtani's interpreter is a legend, and has participated in illegal gambling, earlier this week he told espn his

debts were on other sports. taking a look at chase center where the warriors got a much-needed victory last night against the memphis grizzlies. in the second quarter, draymond green got into a shoving match, causing both benches to clear but fortunately, offsetting technical fouls allowed him to stay in the green, and jonathan went on a tear, 18 points in the first half, 26 in the game, and in the third quarter, steph curry reached an impressive milestone, knocking down his 300th three-pointer in the season, it is the first time he has done that in his career, and that is a warriors record. let's go outside right now, taking a look from the top of the mark as we wake up to sunrise once again this morning, changes are coming in the weather. we are just going to tee up one more dose and a

nice drink of water from mother nature. >> by the way, is that a song? >> yes, a very popular one. i believe it was a little thing called the bengals -- beatles, right, mike? what is your favorite david bowie song? >> let's take a look at the weather really fast. >> i love that movie he was in, labyrinth, so good. >> i'm sorry come over my head. let's take a look at what is going on outside, as we head into the next couple days, a storm system sitting offshore is going to move its way in, we have a big change on the way, it is an area of low pressure, we have a cold front coming in, that is going to bring us a series of showers and in the bay we are going to get rain but up in the sierra, we are

going to get a fair share of snow. we will continue to watch that fall by monday and into tuesday. we still have a blanket of clouds moving from offshore, impacting the coastal area just a little bit more, giving them cooler weather and a little bit more moisture. but, friday it is game on, light to moderate rain starting to fall anywhere from santa rosa, close to around lunchtime, it starts to move to the south, as it makes its way into the santa clara valley, we will have some on and off showers all throughout the bay area. heading into saturday, more series of showers , unsettled in the forecast for us heading into the weekend, so we will see times where it is just cloudy and cool in the weekend forecast, and other times we will get a quick splash. but look at the sierra, they are getting their fair share of snow, too. starting tomorrow morning, that will last all to do this weekend ,

through sunday. up to three feet is expected in the higher elevated areas, but lower areas, we are expected to see a dusting. like i said, we are seeing rain in the forecast until next week, around sunday and monday. we are going to keep you updated on that, let's take a look at daytime highs today, 60s and the forecast near san francisco and oakland, this is very similar to yesterday. heading into next weekend, that will bring significantly cooler weather, we are talking about 60s and 50s in the forecast so prepare that to the 70s that we had today, get the umbrellas ready to go, this dry rake is coming to an end. thank you so much, taking a look at the bay area traffic map, not seeing any major hiccups right now, but just a few things to keep on your radar, chp reports a tree falling over in south san francisco, this is going on on

to an 80 -- 280 south bound. just be cautious and slow down as you are heading toward the westborough boulevard exit. minute by minute on westbound 580, just be aware as you head out the door. we go behind the scenes of a musical, bringing the community together, while also introducing you to a man called a labor hero. and here is a look outside, before we go to the break, good morning to all

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creation. bringing it to life on stage. >> this is the really stressful time because we are so crunched of time. >> it is a journey that began five years ago. when gail along with her friend, wrote a children's book. telling the story of filipino immigrants who arrived in america only to find themselves working in the central valley fields as laborers. >> larry wasn't sure if he would ever become a lawyer but he could still help people get justice. >> reporter: larry organized the filipino farmworkers starting the 1955 villano grape strike and joining forces with cesar chavez, cofounding the united farmworkers. >> i think this is a story for anybody who is an american, just like the boston tea party, it is absolutely essential to america's identity. this

story, filipino americans in labor history should also be central to who the united states is and what american schools teach. >> reporter: now, this story will go for a theater production on stage called larry, the musical. the show will debut in the mission district. and for actors, it is a chance for them to tell an authentic story about their own history. >> what it means to do this show about philippine american history is very rare because not many shows are done with filipino actors. >> it feels like we are very much doing this with our actors, with our community, with our people, we are not alone doing this and i think that is the best part of it. >> reporter: and for the cast and crew, the best part will come on opening night, where she hopes the tension of rehearsal will turn into a

moment of reflection. >> i haven't had that moment where i get to sink into a chair and watch it, and just wonder what happens in the last five years. >> i haven't gotten there yet and i don't know what that is going to look like, i'm looking forward to it. >> reporter: looking forward to seeing her creation come to life on stage but more importantly, looking forward to watching an audience learning about a true american experience. >> that is the magic of theater, where you can be entertained and also educated, opening night is this saturday. the time is 5:26, she is described as warm and loving, this jefferson award winner is helping people who need it the most. and with passage of some propositions on the san (psst! psst!) ahhh! with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spray flonase sensimist daily for non-drowsy

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bit better there than it did at the golden gate stark -- park. so, let's take a quick look all throughout the bay area as we wake up this morning and head out the door, we have some big changes in the forecast. it has been such a great start to the week with mild weather, but we are in for a big change around the corner, this dry break we have been experiencing for the first couple days of spring, it is coming to an end starting tomorrow, we have rain writing friday and showery conditions this weekend. it is still foggy in the north bay as we head out the door. it is cool out there and mild and as we extend into the next couple days, we will continue to watch hours develop, moving in from offshore. we will dive into something a little bit different, i want to talk about the daytime highs in this case, we are still sitting a little bit above average today, 60s and low 70s, it is mild along

the coastline where we could see gusty conditions and this afternoon, upper 50s closer to half moon bay, low 60s from redwood city all the way up into san francisco. we are seeing big changes in the inland areas. it is not until this weekend as the cold front moves through, where we see upper 50s and lower 60s widespread throughout the bay area. i will have more on that coming up in a bit. it has been a beautiful start to the day on the roads so far, so let's take a look, a different view around the bay area, south bound 880, people are up and ready as they head out to work, these are the early birds. some slow reaction, but smooth sailing for the most part, good flow over to the north bay but really in both directions, it is nice. the metering lights

are about to turn on as we see more cars getting into san francisco. time for a look at this morning's top stories, an invasive crime in san jose, a man planted a hidden camera inside of a starbucks restroom and recorded footage of dozens of victims, the camera was found by an employee at the starbucks on coleman avenue, it was hidden beneath the restroom sink, facing the toilet, there were more than 91 victims ranging in age from 4 to 85. we spoke to a mother, who was shocked when she heard the news. >> that is not good, to hear that somebody was looking at us, that is my privacy, and even my kids, that is horrible. >> here is the suspect, 35-year-old, louie juarez junior , he was booked into jail on several charges and when officers searched his home, they found 25 firearms, plus high-capacity magazines and more micro cameras. in a

statement, starbucks is calling this a deeply disturbing incident and says they cannot overstate the importance of providing a safe environment for their customers, partners and employees. we have an update on a deadly double shooting in pleasant hill, the victim and suspect shot at each other. two men were trying to rob a 63-year-old who worked as a delivery driver for a legal cannabis business and had a concealed carry permit. he died in the shootout on tuesday. 21-year-old, davis died at the hospital on wednesday. the second suspect is still on the run. a bunch of people who live on the same block in san francisco in the richmond district all have the same excuse for being late to work, they all had their tires slashed, somebody vandalized the tires on more than 20 vehicles. officers arrested 22-year-old, osiel torres on

tuesday night. and booked him on 22 counts of felony vandalism. so far the motive is unclear. and the feds could flop apple with an antitrust lawsuit as soon as today, bloomberg reports, apple is accused of potentially restricting access to its software, to make it difficult for rival accessories to rival their products. a new antitrust case against apple would be the third filed by the justice department in 14 years. looking at san francisco, voters passed a controversial ballot measure that would require drug screenings and treatment if somebody was to get help, it is called proposition s, it is already feeling pushback this morning. here is the sticking point, how to implement it. a lot of people are wondering if it could come to life and reality. amanda spoke to people who work in the human services agencies,

who is a short staffing for their offices makes it nearly impossible to bring this new drug screening law to life. four more than -- >> reporter: more than 100 workers filled up outside to demand better working conditions and more staffing. >> we just don't have enough staff, as all of us feel like we are doing the jobs of two or three different people and that is just not fair. >> reporter: alejandra is a child where for -- welfare worker, she says the department is severely understaffed, and is impacting their ability to serve those who are experiencing homelessness. she says when they were fully staffed and a family asked for food stamps, they would be asked to wait 24 to 48 hours, now they are seeing approval

time take months. >> that is just not fair, they cannot wait, they need food now, they cannot wait for month. >> reporter: it is putting a strain on the already tapped out system, the new law would require hsa to screen applicants for the program for drug use and require the applicant to get treatment in order to receive assistance. >> the city didn't tell us about this, they didn't consult with us, they didn't plan with us. we are not trained. we are not substance abuse counselors. >> reporter: she is worried it may end up falling on current staff and that could be dangerous. >> these are adults, and some of these adults are not ready for substance abuse treatment, they don't want it, and they are talking about cutting the money off and they are putting us in the middle of that. we are also here because we are worried about our own safety.

>> reporter: in a statement, the san francisco human services agency says implementation will be complex and require planning what they do intend to contract out the drug screening and assessments to licensed clinicians. any additional lag time for people experiencing hunger and homelessness to receive help may result in more crimes. >> we are going to see more break-ins, more shoplifting. >> they are hoping to avoid a strike but they will consider one if nothing happens by june 30th. more than three quarters of adults age 50 and up say they want to stay in their homes as they get older, according to an aarp survey. a san francisco woman has spent many years helping people age in place safely. we are introduced to this week's bay area jefferson award winner.

>> reporter: daisy macarthur lives a life of service because she loves people. >> i say, whatever you do, have patients, have kindness and listen to them. >> reporter: at age 76, daisy has worked more than a quarter century for the san francisco in-home supportive services for public authority. she provides help to low income elderly and people with disabilities, so they can stay in their homes instead of moving to an institution. her service rooted in her southern upbringing. as a child, she tagged along as her mom and neighbors responded to emergencies. >> we watched them caring for the elderly people that got sick, a snake bite, or broke their leg, or broke their arm. >> reporter: on this day, daisy is picking up protective masks and gloves to use as she helps

them with bathing, laundry and cooking, the job is not easy and it can be lonely but she knows she is making a difference. >> i wanted to treat myself the way i would treat you, that is with kindness and niceness, the golden rule. >> reporter: and executive director, eileen norman said daisy is the perfect role model, mentor and trainer for 22,000 in-home service providers in san francisco. >> daisy is warm, loving, empathetic, no-nonsense, and most of all, miss daisy fights for what she believes in. >> in fact, she earned the nickname mayor of bush street, when a fire gutted her apartment building 25 years ago, she fought for emergency housing for the tenants. and

more recently, daisy along with her client became spokespeople for older adults getting covid vaccinations early in the pandemic when many were skeptical of the vaccine. in the end, daisy just wants to help people thrive. >> i hope they remember the kindness, the good, the work that i did, there's an old phone, may the work i do speak for me. >> reporter: for going above and beyond and providing in-home care and training, she is awarded the jefferson award for the bay area. >> daisy was organizing

memorials for several unhoused people she came to know. you can nominate your local hero for jefferson award online at kpix .com. the time is 5:41, honoring the hard work and sacrifices of bay area women, the connection on the rosie the riveter day. taking a look outside at the st. francis hotel in san francisco, a historic anniversary on this thursday morning, we will help you to

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is talking about expansion of student loan debt relief, the white house has announced approval of $5.8 billion in relief, for about 77,000 borrowers, all of them hold public service jobs like teachers, nurses, firefighters, president biden said he is keeping a promise to update the government program called public service loan forgiveness. we are watching the brackets from march madness, and you know who else is watching, scammers and hackers. here is why. it usually means more buzz around the office, more emails and updates or alerts, which security experts warn allows scammers to blend in. we talked to a cybersecurity expert about what you can do to protect yourself. >> the first thing is to look, turn your spider senses up, these things are too good to be true, and they are, the number one thing is look at the fishing emails that are coming in. >> last year, americans spent about $16 billion in betting on

march madness, and speaking of big dollar amounts, nobody won last night's powerball so the jackpot is $750 million point here is last night numbers . 13, 22, 27, 54, 66, and the powerball of 9. by the way, tomorrow you can win almost $1 billion in the megamillion jackpot, that is $977 million. >> i thought that was why gianna wasn't here today, i thought we were going to finally get the call. we would be borrowing money from her very quickly. let's take a look outside on this thursday morning, it is money because there is no rain for now, and the keyword is right now, jessica. >> she probably would give it

away but let's take a quick look at what is going on outside, the coastal areas are one of the spots that are going to be doing with cooler weather. we see stronger when along the coastline this afternoon, the clouds still in the bay for us today but at least it is dry heading into this afternoon, upper 50s and lower 60s, we see 70s in the inland areas for one more day in this cold front will move in for friday, starting around lunchtime in the north bay and stretching down into the santa clara valley around 3:00. that will continue to fill in for the evening. the initial band is bringing cooler weather, gusty conditions , but we will continue to see unsettled weather on the backside of it, too. this area of low pressure will ring out plenty of moisture for us on saturday and sunday and that same system is the reason why there is a

winter storm watch in the sierra right now, that will last until sunday. taking a look at the long-range models, stretching all the way into sunday. close to around one inch of rain for the bay area, along the coastline and although he up to ukiah, they passed that pretty quick. up to the north, closer to eureka, trinidad, but we are still going to get our fair share of rain, too. in the sierra, they are going to get their fair share of snow right around the corner for them, around 20 inches is expected in the higher elevated areas. twin bridges, kirkwood is a good example, too. back in the bay, if you want to take it slow and stay local, we are going to be seeing temperatures drop quick. today we are talking about 70s, closer to antioch, upper 60s in concord and stretching down into the valley. similar trend as yesterday, we are seeing a

repeat of that today. watch what happens by saturday, now we are talking about upper 50s and we are flirting with upper 50s and lower 60s early next week and in the bay area, but for our friends in the inland spots, we will see 60s for just a little bit longer. i will have more on that coming up in a bit. let's take a look at the traffic, let's get you ready to head out the door this morning. we do see slow conditions beginning across the bay bridge and two accidents in san mateo and redwood city, both southbound 101, luckily not causing any lane closures but we will watch that closely. 880 also starting to see some red lights, going toward concord but not so bad as we have gone through this hour, it has been pretty simple driving across the bay area. the feds are launching a privacy review of the airline industry, the transportation secretary says his department will examine the practices of the nation's 10 largest

airlines. it's the first review of its kind, and the main focus is on how they collect and handle all of their personal information as passengers, investigators will look to see if any of the airlines are sharing monetizing data with third parties. and they are going to see if they are doing it in an unfair or deceptive manner. we want to celebrate an important day in women's history month, today we say happy birthday to rosie the riveter, it is a day that celebrates women's independence and their contribution to the workforce. the poster was created in 1942 by jaye howard miller with the tagline, we can do it. that was to encourage women to enter the workforce and fill the gap at factories when american men were called off to war. one legendary bay area woman, betty reid was a park ranger who was assigned to the world war ii home front national historical park museum in richmond and she

is a trailblazer herself, becoming a park ranger at 85 years old and holding the position for 15 years, she also has a love for writing music and her work is now the core of the new musical, sign my name to freedom. gianna franco had the opportunity to speak to the director of the musical. >> i often say, people don't get their flowers while they are alive, and she is alive right now, so with the blessing of her music, this wonderful script and creative team, we are bringing it to life. >> a documentary of the same name is also being released later this year. this is a look at the hotel where queen elizabeth once stayed, the st. francis hotel celebrating its anniversary today. today a ribbon-cutting for the grand opening of a museum celebrating the historic hotel and its history including the fact that this old girl right here survived the earthquake just two years after

opening. >> one thing that is consistent is all of these iconic hotels that have been here in san francisco for over 100 years are still here. >> when you stop by, make sure to look up at the iconic clock still ticking. those hands have been turning through world wars, the great depression and even when the queen visited, and all the way through the tech boom. a lot of history. it is a moment that these of (psst! psst!) ahhh! with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spray flonase sensimist daily for non-drowsy long lasting relief in a scent free, gentle mist. flonase all good. also, try our allergy headache and nighttime pills.

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animal was found near a valero gas station. >> the gas station isn't exactly the waterfront, in fact, look at this map, it is a few miles from the closest marina which is a long walk for any person let alone a sea lion. they have their own theory about how he ended up there. >> we think he may have gotten himself trapped in some smaller channels that lead from the delta and into some of our agricultural fields, and small canals, that sort of thing. one suggestion i saw online, that somebody picked him up and drop him off, i just don't think that is it at all, i think this is a matter of a lost sea lion. >> police had to use baitfish to get him back into the car at the gas station and drove him to the water and used more fish to get him out, they released him near a boat ramp and he rejoined his ceiling and

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