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the receiver taking over the bay area and the nation as millions plunk down their money, hoping to take home the eighth biggest jackpot in u.s. history. >> i got my ticket, too. of course i want to be one of maybe one winner. why not? if not the big one? some money. the jackpot soaring to $1.3 billion for tonight's drawing. >> after no one was able to pick the winning numbers on wednesday. good evening. this saturday i'm cristina rendon. right now, powerball officials say tonight's drawing, which was scheduled for 8 p.m, has been delayed. powerball says it has, quote, one participating lottery that needs additional time to complete. required pre-draw procedures. ktvu zac sos. joining us live from san bruno tonight with more from lottery players. zach >> yeah, that's right. christina. essentially one of

the pre-draw security measures they need to go through to make sure that everything is done fairly accurately. so what does all this mean? bottom line 1.3 billion. it's still up for grabs at angry planet and san bruno a healthy appetite for the powerball for the big one. >> so big even the sign couldn't handle it. the whopping $1.3 billion jackpot drawing in customers right up until the 7 p.m. deadline. >> today's very insanely busy. too much today. oh yeah, all hoping to grab a share. >> or perhaps the whole enchilada? you never know. some opting for a quick pick ticket, while others, like pedro. >> i pick my own all the time. i play the same numbers. >> so what would these folks do if they snag the eight largest jackpot in u.s. lottery history? >> the first thing is helping other people. there's a lot of people that is hungry at this time. >> donate to a lot of animal shelters. all those charities, and that's it.

>> quick fix. as for de coronado, she'd use her winnings to fund a tiny house construction program for the homeless to help our students learn how to make one and be able to build them. >> everyone's giving me their and i respect it, the charitable things they would do. but from a selfish perspective, just for yourself, oh, i would travel, enjoy life, enjoy my family, take them out, go to go visit every single winery in the in the valley. >> back to dennis his plans after helping the world's charities, i'll probably buy a new sports car for myself. >> what are we talking about here? lamborghini. >> lamborghini? ferrari. you know, all of them. all of them? yeah >> as for rosa, behind the register, my little hotel in la riviera maya. >> and unclear how long this whole delay is expected to last. organizers asking for patience. the best advice we can give right now. keep checking that

powerball .com site, and good luck. christina. yeah really interesting to see what powerball is going to say about this. >> hopefully everything is on the up and up and they figure out what's going on and draw those numbers. man, all of us thinking about what we do with that money. zach. thank you. new at ten. the cause of an afternoon fire in san francisco is now under investigation. around 4:00, firefighters were called to the area of kansas and 19th in the potrero hill neighborhood. their crews found smoke billowing from a multi story home. firefighters were eventually able to put out the flames. the fire department says no one was hurt, but two people are now displaced. crews say the home is no longer habitable. the chp today put out an alert about two missing children out of the south bay. the highway patrol issued an endangered missing advisory this morning for nine year-old daniel wu and four year-old david wu. they are believed to be with taylor wu pictured here on your screen. authorities say the boys were taken by taylor from a home in mountain view around 130 this morning. she was seen driving a blue 2018 ford escape with a

missouri license plate. the chp says the boys could be in santa clara county or los angeles county. anyone with information is asked to call 911. we have an update to a deadly shooting case in the mission district today. san francisco police announced they've made an arrest in connection to that shooting. officers say it happened friday afternoon on mission street near 20th, in front of a barbershop where the victim had just started a job that day, 30 year old alexander martinez of richmond was arrested and booked into san francisco jail. investigators have not released any more information on the case and say it remains an open investigation. we have new information on a bus crashtoghte merritt. this crash happened at international boulevard and third avenue at about 630 lastnn the middle of the intersecon. oakland police are now confirming that they suspect alcohol played a part in the crash. police say the driver of the car was taken into custody. citizen app footage here showing several emergency response vehicles at the scene, with the bus stopped in the middle of the

street. police say the driver of the car ran a stop sign and hit the ac transit tempo bus with roughly 40 people on board. authorities say both drivers, as well as several passengers, were taken to the hospital for minor injuries. an oakland based organization hosted several cleanup initiatives around the bay area. today, community ready corps, known as crc, runs the positive pull up initiative. a group of volunteers picked a neighborhood to promote cleaner and safer neighborhoods. tomorrow, crc is organizing several street cleanups around san francisco, oakland, pittsburg, and antioch. the group is also providing free food and prizes. elected leaders in the south bay are hearing from the public on how to address inequality in the communities today. state senator dave cortese held a town hall in san jose focused on racial justice and poverty. cortese says he was inspired to hold today's event after learning about a san jose state study that san jose leads the nation in youth homelessness. several people were on the panel, including democratic state

assembly member ash kalra. a light earthquake rattled parts of the etoday. a magnitude 3.4 quake hit this morning at 1114. it wasented three kilome stheast of ar the claremont hotel. thenue usgs says the quake had a depth of 5.8 miles. there were no reports of any damages on the east coast. more aftershocks are expected following a magnitude 4.8 quake yesterday. that earthquake was centered in new jersey, and millions of people felt it in new york city, philadelphia and around the northeast. it was followed by dozens of aftershocks, including a magnitude 3.8 quake later that day. scientists say that earthquakes on the east coast are rare, but not unheard of. well, university of san francisco will discontinue its men's and women's tennis programs at the end of the current season. the university made the announcement friday stating athletes can move to a different school or choose to stay at usf, where any scholarship commitments will be honored. the athletic director

says even with only 16 players and four coaches, the programs cost the university more than $1 million a year. usf says this hard decision was made as the university tries to cut down on costs due to enrollment shortfalls based ball players with dreams of making it to the minors got their shot today. the oakland ballers, holding open tryouts at laney college as the team built its roster as ktvu. james torres reports, the tryouts drew dozens of hopefuls from all over the state, some stretches and warm ups before nearly 60 baseball hopefuls hope to fill six spots. >> it's a new opportunity for the city and for baseball players in the bay area. >> the oakland ballers are the new professional baseball team in town in oakland, playing in the pioneer league. open tryouts means an opportunity for bay area ballplayers to represent their hometown town. >> it means baseball. staying in oakland, since i was a kid watching the a's, being able to have professional baseball out here is great for the community.

huge a's fan. my whole life, i just kind of sucks that they're going. so, just to play the sport that i love, i'm happy to be here for this opportunity. >> the ballers are pitching to fill the void left behind by the a's, who are planning to leave oakland after this season. the b's say their goal is to maintain the passion of the sport with people from the bay. >> so we just let them know that , hey, we're here watching you try to do what you can be yourself. don't don't go outside of who you are and good luck to you. >> some trying out are from as far as san diego, hoping this will be a line drive to a new opportunity. >> we know there's a lot of talent in the east bay. we know there's a lot of talent in oakland. we're hoping to find a few great players today reporting in oakland. >> i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> as prospects prepare to play for the ballers, the greater sacramento area is preparing early to host the athletics. the organization visit sacramento says right now, sacramento has almost 12,000 hotel rooms. the group says on average, 74% of

these rooms are booked. the president of visit sacramento expects the rooms to be fully booked when the a's move to the area next season. >> hotels are excited. they've already reached out to us a couple of times in the last few days to ask what the demand will be like, the fact that the major league baseball season is so long that there are 81 home games is a big deal, although the city of sacramento says it has enough rooms for the teams and the fans that are expected to come, it still says it's working on strategies to stagger events so that rooms are not overbooked. >> it's something not being done by people. it's being done by the alignment of the moon and the sun and the earth. >> we're just days away from seeing an eclipse. how some bay area residents are preparing for this solar spectacle, and dogs in the north bay show why they are called man's best friend, how these animals are helping blind children feel more included at an event today. >> oh, those are so sweet. it's not the dog days of summer as of yet. however the day we will top

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many people right here in the bay area. although our region will only see part of the eclipse. ktvu bailey o'carroll explains how we can make the most of the rare experience. >> how could you miss this? is there not going to happen again until, what, 2045? you got to do it. >> millions of americans will look to the skies on monday as the eclipse becomes visible. a total solar eclipse will cross into texas and stretch across 14 other states. it will likely be the us's biggest eclipse audience as 44 million people live along the path of totality. so what will it look like? >> it's pretty dramatic in terms of what you actually see, and it's not, as i said, not pitch black. it's a very eerie experience, though, because the light is very strange and your

eyes have adapted in a strange way to that twilight. every seems a little bit purplish. the shadows before you get to eclipse are strange. that your fingers make elongated shadows, but you can see little crescents of the eclipse in between the leaves of a tree. >> but even if you don't live along that path, nearly everyone else will see a partial eclipse here in the bay area. there will be one of about 35. that's exactly what brought pat borns and kathy keller to san francisco as they hunted for glasses to take in the spectacle. >> we are running around the city asking everybody, do you have the solar eclipse glasses? and people were just treating us like we're crazy. and so finally we came down here and there's a basket right out front, right out front of the store. we walked in. we're like, this is exactly what we need. >> in fact, the two say they're already looking forward to the next eclipse 20 years from now. >> when it comes back again, i think i'm going to be 94 and you'll be 84. yeah we're planning on it then, too. >> experts say solar eclipses are more common than people

think. the issue is they frequently occur in remote places where humans rarely are. instead, semper, like millions of others, will choose to take in this moment. >> it brings everybody together. >> in other words, it's not. it's something not being done by people. it's being done by the alignment of the moon and the sun and the earth, and therefore it sort of is beyond us. and yet we all get to participate in it. >> so if you plan on looking at the sun during the eclipse, you'll want to make sure that you have effective eclipse glasses. that means the international standard, which is iso 123122. that should be written somewhere on them. now, experts warn people should not use regular old sunglasses or any other goggles that you may have lying around, because it can cause serious damage to your eyes. bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> convoys of vehicles resumed today in monterey county to help people who are stranded by that crumbling cliffside near big sur. the edge along highway one collapsed following recent

rains, and caltrans closed about 40 miles of road as a result, stranding more than 1000 tourists and residents in the carmel area. convoy helped some people to leave, but wet weather forced authorities to halt the operation. we're learning new information about a car that plunged into a canal in bay point. it happened shortly after 9:00 last night on virginia drive near highway four. firefighters say a speeding car left highway four, then raced down bailey road before going into the canal. the car floated nearly 100 yards before getting stuck in the water. firefighters pulled at least one person out of the car and rushed them to a nearby hospital. that person's condition is unknown tonight. investigators say it's still not clear if drugs or alcohol were a factor in this crash. >> what a lovely day across the bay area today. sure, we saw increasing clouds and sure it was cool with temperatures well below average for this time of the year, but it was dry. temperatures topped off from 55 in pacifica to 62 degrees. that

was our outside number in santa rosa, vallejo. also right there in san jose, through cupertino and campbell backing through willow glen. now this is our live weather camera looking out toward city hall this evening here. and we do have a mostly cloudy sky, but boy, visibility is unlimited. we have temperatures currently at 47 degrees to the north and santa rosa 48 to the east, and walnut creek 48 also in san francisco though, and also in the mid 40s in east palo alto, as well as palo alto, now as we take a look at the winds, they are generally up to about 13mph at oakland international airport. these winds have been subsiding. they've been backing off. they will die down out of the southwest about 10 to 15 overnight with increasing cloud cover. 14 mile per hour wind right now at sfo. and that's a westerly. now this is a brand new cold frontier. yes. another system. it's already providing some precipitation right there

around the pacific northwest. and also that northwestern corner there just outside of eureka. here is our future cast. and let's track this together. we have clouds to open up. your morning setup is at 644. we'll see it inland. not so much along the peninsula. then we have the precipitation off the coast. now, watch as the day goes on. we have some light rain showers noted in the north bay, but we will only experience a hit and miss shower throughout the day. how about that forecast for the partial eclipse on monday? christina i got that forecast plus the day it's going to top off at 80 degrees and that's still to come. >> looking forward to it. we'll see you then roberta. thank you. service from waymo robotaxis are ramping up in san francisco. the san francisco chronicle reports activity for the ride hailing company increased between december and february by 42% compared to the same period the year before. during that time, waymo transported roughly 3500 passengers per day around the

city. while that's a spike for the company, it is still far below public transit and uber and lyft. tesla is getting ready to roll out its version of a robo taxi this summer. elon musk made the announcement on x, formerly known as twitter. he posted a brief six word statement yesterday saying, quote, tesla robotaxi unveil on august 8th. his cryptic message contained no other details on his plans to get into the robo taxi business, but it's not the first time he's made this type of announcement. back in 2019, he said he expected tesla to be operating a robo taxi service by 2020. in the north bay, children who are blind and visually impaired were treated to an annual easter themed event. take a look. this cookie decorating tactile activity, one of the many arts and crafts options at the spring celebration put on by the lighthouse for the blind and guide dogs for the blind, children were able to pet guide dogs while parents learned about guide dog services and programs. and you can hear there those eggs are beeping. this egg hunt made it easier for the children to find them in the grass with

those beeps. they also were able to meet the easter bunny. some people are now comparing an area in southern california to silicon valley. coming up, what's leading some to refer to this hotbed of innovation as biotech beach and a los gatos native earned his first win in the nhl. we'll have those details later in sports. plus, officials in california passed new regulations aimed at helping renters. the restrictions landlords w ce w next. stop. you got it? let's go back to the beginning. are you... your electric future. customized. the fully-electric audi q4 e-tron. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. ♪ ♪

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it's all because of booming business in the health and life sciences sector. reporter jamie chambers spoke with people at the center of this boom who likened what they're going through to silicon valley's early days. >> there's a quiet biotech boom happening right under our noses in san diego county, and every day it gets just a little bit louder while you have in the ceiling as you have hepa filtration. now more than ever, the health and life sciences sector is starting to resemble the vestiges of the exponential growth of silicon valley. industry insiders lovingly call it. >> people say biotech beach here in san diego. you know, there's it's the only place where you can come in, you can do your work and you can go surfing later in the afternoon. >> dan dernbach's company azure is just the latest example of

the san diego biotech sector scaling. like silicon valley of the early 2000, creating clean rooms available on demand for biotech startups attempting a moonshot of ending some of the worst diseases on the planet, the therapies that are being developed here in san diego and other areas as well. >> these are cures with ucsd, salk institute for biological studies, the stanford burnham medical research institute, the list goes on. >> with top tier graduating scientists, many of whom are dreaming of building out their own biotech companies and needing a clean space to get their medications and therapies through the regulators and onto the market. azure has been developed for that very purpose, essentially a wework for scientists with a budget. but maybe just a little one. >> we have one of the best biotech and biopharmaceutical markets in the united states. you know, there's just an incredible amount of talent here. there's a lot of resources here. >> unlike the incubator startups in silicon valley, you're not

going to see ping pong and you're not going to see scooters rolling through the halls. they're a little bit more serious in the biotech sector. but i do hear there's a golf simulator next door. is there also provided moderna emergency clean rooms and support developing the covid vaccine. and even as covid subsided, experts agree. here in san diego, biotech beach isn't going anywhere. jamie chambers, fox five news. >> president biden is promising to move, quote, heaven and earth, to get a new bridge built in baltimore following the fall of the francis scott key bridge. his administration approved $8 million in grants to improve the infrastructure at sparrows point, the only port unaffected by the collapse. this will allow it to take on more ships during the rebuild process. hard line republicans say they are open to setting aside more money, but under the condition, funds are fully offset and regulations are waived. biden says he is not backing down for the federal government to cover the whole cost of the building, of rebuilding of the bridge.

>> we're going to move heaven and earth to rebuild this bridge as rapidly as humanly possible, and we're going to do so with union labor and american steel. here we are. >> two channels are currently open, most for ships clearing wreckage. the us army corps of engineers plans to open a third for commercial traffic by the end of the month. the goal is to restore normal capacity to the port by may 31st under a new rule passed by a state committee. landlords providing housing, new low income housing in california are not allowed to increase rent by more than 10% a year. the california tax credit allocation committee passed this rule on wednesday. the new rule does not apply to developers who already entered contracts with the government to receive low income tax credits. housing advocates say these caps are still too high and call for 3 to 5% caps. the rule can be waived if tenants incomes go up or if they move to a larger unit. alarm over the use of anti-aging

products by teenagers is leading lawmakers to consider the ban or consider a ban. rather, in the state of california, the bill by south bay assembly member alex lee would prohibit the sale of over-the-counter cosmetics containing vitamin a or its derivatives, or an alpha hydroxy acid. this comes as doctors have been warning about social media trends showing pre-teens using strong anti-aging products with ingredients that could harm their skin. a bay area congressman drafts a bill aimed at donald trump, the facility he wants to name after the former president. >> plus, i think all of our colleagues recognize that we can't have a distraction right now. >> the speaker of the house trying to deflect criticism from within his own party, why some of his colleagues are trying to oust him, and the white house continuing to show support for israel despite opposition from some democratic leaders. the concerns one bay are

want to rename a federal prison after former president donald trump. this week, garamendi gary connolly of virginia and jerry moscowitz, jared moskowitz, that is from florida, introduced legislation that would change miami federal correctional institution in florida to the donald j. trump federal correctional institution. the low security prison is about 90 miles from mr. trump's mar a lago estate. the move comes days after house republicans introduced a bill to rename a washington, d.c, airport after the former president. the newest candidate for san francisco mayor, aaron peskin, kicked off his campaign in san francisco's chinatown. this was at portsmouth square on kearny street, roughly 750 people of the community showed up in support. many brought campaign signs reading we need air, and a

mayor knows how. neighborhood leaders, elected leaders and tons of community members were there. as we've mentioned, board of supervisors president tells us his plans for day one in office if he's elected. >> number one most important issue is public safety and public safety means disaster preparedness. and it means police on our streets. day one. it's working with our department of emergency management and our police department to make sure that every corner of the city is safe. >> launching his campaign with an event in chinatown is a significant strategy move, as no candidate has won san francisco's mayoral seat without winning the votes. in chinatown on capitol hill. congress is back in session on monday. in the house, some republicans are threatening to strip speaker mike johnson of his gavel, fox's chad pergram explains. >> republican georgia representative marjorie taylor greene authored a resolution to force the house to take a vote of no confidence in speaker mike johnson. >> and i do not wish to inflict

pain on our conference and to throw throw the house in chaos, but this is basically a warning. >> greene railed at johnson for negotiating spending bills with democrats and not giving members enough time to read legislation before voting. other conservatives criticize republicans for caving on their principles. >> why the #### are you in congress? that's why we're article one. but we're too chicken to use the power the house passes most big bills with more democrats than republicans begging the question who's calling the shots? >> his title may not be speaker of the house, but definitely leader of the democratic caucus and probably leader of the congress is hakeem jeffries. >> the red line for greene is if johnson calls up a bill to aid ukraine, johnson implores republican to cease the infighting. >> i think all of our colleagues recognize us that we can't have a distraction right now. >> political observers doubt republicans want a rerun of last year's donnybrook. when the

house lacked a speaker for three weeks, it was utter chaos. >> i think johnson, benefits, from the terrible example that was set, you know, several months ago, when mccarthy was ousted, there's concern that more turmoil could prompt additional republican resignations that could flip control of the house to democrats. >> that's a risk. but i don't think that's going to happen. hakeem is not going to be the speaker. >> democrats didn't help save kevin mccarthy last time, but the calculus could be different if there's a threat to johnson, especially if democrats can leverage the speaker on aid to ukraine on capitol hill. chad pergram, fox news this week on our political show. >> the issue is fox's bill melugin talks to the situation at the southern border and why, after last year's record illegal crossings, the numbers are now falling. >> these last couple of months, the numbers at the border have been significantly lower. back at the end of 2023, it was

record high numbers. we were seeing like 10 to 12,000 crossings a day. right now it's between five and 6000 per day. and the question is, well, why? what you just saw in texas? texas has been fortifying their border. el paso, eagle pass, brownsville, putting up razor wire barricades all over the place. the idea being keep people out. but another thing is also happening. the biden administration has made some sort of an agreement with mexico and mexico is now enforcing on their side of the border, they're taking migrants off trains. they're not letting them ride up on busses to the border. they got national guard posted all over the place. they're stopping these migrants from getting to the border, and they're not just taking them into custody. they're then shipping them down to chiapas, tula, tapachula. excuse me. which is in southern mexico. so these numbers are lower for a myriad of reasons. and the question is, is that going to hold going into this, the traditionally busy spring and summer? >> we'll have more with fox's bill melugin this week on our political show. the issue is airs from 530 to 6 tomorrow morning. now to the latest on

the war in gaza. the white house managing a delicate situation when it comes to its relationship with israel. the president, now pressed by members of his own party to slow down or stop the delivery of new military aid. as fox's lucas tomlinson explains, it comes after this week's killing of seven aid workers in the gaza strip after calling for an immediate ceasefire in gaza, president biden appeared pleased with the changes that israeli forces have made following the botched drone strike that killed seven aid workers. >> did he threaten to stop military aid to israel? >> i asked him to do what they're doing. >> dozens of democrats, including former house speaker nancy pelosi, have written president biden demanding a halt in weapons shipments to israel. the top democrat on the house armed services committee weighed in earlier. >> the central point here is we want israel to change the way they are conducting this war. now, israel has had a very aggressive approach from october

7th forward. and it's understand why they reacted that way. it is not working to their advantage and it is causing a devastating humanitarian crisis in gaza right now. >> many republican lawmakers disagree and say hamas must first release all the remaining hostages, including some americans, before any ceasefire takes hold. >> now is not the time to waver on supporting israel when they're in the middle of this conflict, and i've been a strong proponent of this. war ends when hamas is eradicated and people in israel will never forget october 7th. but it seems as if the democratic party is forgetting, october 7th. it appears the tipping point in u.s. israeli relations was the israeli drone strike earlier this week that killed seven aid workers, including an american. >> monday night, israel took full responsibility and sacked two senior officers and punished three others. a similar drone strike during the american withdrawal from afghanistan in

august 2021 that killed ten civilians, including seven children, went unpunished. u.s. and israeli forces in the middle east are on heightened alert after iran vowed revenge after an israeli airstrike killed a number of senior iranian commanders in syria earlier this week at the white house. lucas tomlinson, fox news. >> a bay area city is named the healthiest place to live in the u.s. what factors went into that community earning the top ranking? >> okay, you have the really cool glasses and i've got the forecast for the partial eclipse, and that's ready to roll. and the warriors celebrating their passionate fans. >> the festivities prepared f to

some surprise here. that's according to the personal finance company wallethub. the title is based on 41 key health indicators gathered by the company across 180 of america's most populated cities. data points included the cost of a medical visit and fitness rankings. san francisco scored well, ranking number one overall, as well as specifically green spaces and food quality. other notable california competitors included san diego in fourth and irvine in 10th

place. two hiking trails in northern california are among the ten most popular trails in the u.s. that's according to the outdoor clothing brand cool. the company ranks the john muir trail in yosemite at number two, and the land's end trail in san francisco at number five. cool's findings were based on several factors, including the number of reviews, the trails received on all trails, which rates scores on all trails, the frequency with which they appear in google searches, and their popularity on instagram. millions of laundry detergent pods are being pulled from store shelves over unsafe packaging. procter and gamble is recalling more than 8 million pods. they include brands such as gain, flings, tide, ariel and ace pods. the consumer product safety commission warns the outer packaging, meant to seal access to the contents, can, quote, split open near the zipper track. they said the malfunction can cause injury to children and vulnerable populations if it's ingested, and could cause injury to the eyes and skin. the

company says it will refund or replace any affected products. san mateo county libraries are bringing back their comic art fest this april. the first event was today at the new library in south san francisco. the festival celebrates the importance of comics as literature and a visual art form. it also brings together the comic community with small expos highlighting local creators. events later in the month include lessons on cartooning, drawing as meditation, and a character design workshop. another festival continuing in the weekend, the eighth annual winter wonder grass music fest, happening at palisades tahoe. it takes bluegrass and roots music to ski resorts in california, colorado and vermont. there are official beer tasting partner tents on the grounds along with food trucks, a coffee depot, and a kids zone. you can still get single day tickets for tomorrow to catch the last day of performances. the warriors are celebrating the nba's most passionate fans tomorrow. the

warriors are hosting their annual fan appreciation night at chase center when they play the jazz. the night will feature a custom t-shirt designed by a local artist, including an innovative and interactive adobe globe experience, and offer giveaways, all of it happening inside chase center. tomorrow night's game tipoff is at 530. regulators could soon shut down california's salmon fishing season. how the state's giving fishers an opportunity to decide where relief money is sent. and it was a clear day across most of the bay area. coming up, meteorol t robert gonz next. stop. you got it? let's go back to the beginning. are you... your electric future. customized. the fully-electric audi q4 e-tron. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. ♪ ♪

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>> sounds good. i'll see you. do you know where the high school is? this classroom at rancho cucamonga high school now doubles as a tax office. >> put this right here for you teenage students counting and sifting through important documents. >> should i wait on kylie, or should i just call submitting sometimes complicated taxes for adults? >> my goal is to get them the highest amount of refund they can get. also, that all the information is correct. >> nicholas rosales, a junior at rancho cucamonga. >> stocks do not count as a w-2. >> he and his classmates here early on a saturday morning using their trained tax talents. >> once you get into the on hand experience, that's when you really start to learn and stuff starts to like, connect and click. >> it's been neat to see again from a school perspective, to be able to put something into practical use. >> for the last five years, chris van dusen has trained students through the irs vita program. >> one of our big goals is obviously career development.

>> the service has been around since the 70s, and this year, chris students will file about 300 returns, all for free. are some people apprehensive with the age of the tax experts? >> definitely. we've had a few people over the years that get it done and are suspicious that somehow something's missed, so we always just give them the paperwork, they go get it checked, and every single time they've called me back and said, well, your numbers were exactly the same as what i paid $150 for. >> i'm not picky. and, you know, if they could do it, they can get it done. it's, you know, it's good for me the reward of seeing some of them move on already. >> now being hired as accountants working for deloitte or edison and then just kids that now can even prepare their families returns has been very rewarding. >> lifelong lessons learned in a classroom tax office where age doesn't count. >> having that interaction with older people, it gives me more skills to talk to older people. and, you know, the knowledge i

need for the future. so that's what inspires me to keep going. >> after today, we only have one more day of unseasonably cool temperatures, albeit just a couple of degrees warmer for your sunday. good evening everybody. let's take a look at today's high temperatures. we experienced right here in the bay area. anywhere from a pair of fives and pacifica to 62 degrees apiece in santa rosa, vallejo, benicia. martinez also in san jose to the south, and also in willow glen. it was 60 degrees apiece in livermore and also morgan hill backing through gilroy. okay, i had to look this up. i was wondering why city hall is all in green this evening. and it's because hart, your park. okay, i love my east bay park and recreation. well, that's what it is today. harter park day winds currently are beginning to lower 12 mile per hour wind in fairfield. otherwise 14 at sfo. and as these winds begin to subside,

the cooler air mass settles in overnight. tonight 34 degrees in santa rosa, windsor, cotati, healdsburg. burg. also rohnert park, 36, in napa through sonoma. we're talking about 30s from fairfield through concord and in livermore. no frost advisory for tonight, but it is going to be a chilly night in our inland areas. we have a lot of cool air mass in place. okay, one more front. this is it already providing some rain showers across that northwestern quadrant of the state of california. and as this front pushes through, i think you saw a few of those clouds in the late afternoon hours beginning to invade the bay area. we will see a random scattered shower, inconsequential, not effective, no accumulation. and then it clears out very quickly for monday. all right, let's time it together. you can play along at home. take a look at the clock as it ticks on by tomorrow morning, sun up is at 644. you should be able to see it. just some clouds here and there. and

then by 2:00 in the afternoon, that's when we're picking up a little bit of light precipitation in the north bay. it's all out of here by 8:00. and then what happens? we forge ahead into ten, 11 and 12:00. partial clearing, for the eclipse actually will have lots of clear skies for that partial eclipse. and then on tuesday, the abundance of sunshine continues. we'll be under the influence of high pressure. and i don't see any rain in the forecast all the way through april 19th. tomorrow it's the first afternoon home game for the giants as they play host to the padres last game of the series before the nationals come into town. it will be breezy. you know the drill. dress in layers if you're heading out to the ballpark. tomorrow's daytime high temperatures just a little bit warmer than today. 57 degrees in pacifica. it is 65. in santa rosa, 65 at travis, and also low in fairfield. here you have it. we begin to warm on monday with the clear skies for

the eclipse, and then the allergies heightened. they do on tuesday as the winds begin to subside. the pollen just sticks around. >> that's my problem. >> day. yeah what do you suffer from, runny nose, watery eyes? yeah, you name it. >> well, it's the mulberry. the ash counts from the trees. those will be on the high side, but then 80 degrees by wednesday, get out and enjoy it, right? yeah. >> sounds so good. >> just put a mask on. that was the only good thing about the pandemic. i think wearing a mask and then the allergens didn't bother us, right? yeah. that's true. >> all right. we'll take your advice. we're better. thank you. all right. a russian space capsule landed safely in kazakhstan today. the three people inside had just completed their mission aboard the international space station for nasa astronauts. and three russian cosmonauts are still working at the orbiting outpost. the space station serves as a symbol of post-cold war international cooperation. it is . now one of the last remaining

areas of collaboration between russia and the west. amid tensions over moscow's invasion of ukraine, a controlled cultural burn is taking place this week up in lake county. monday the tribal escorted nation alliance says it's conducting a cultural burn in the community of lower lake, just south of clear lake. the alliance says this will reduce fuel loading, making the community more resilient during wildfires and improve the health of the land and plants. the burn is expected to start at eight in the morning and finish in the late afternoon. california's department of fish and wildlife, asking for public input on proposed allocations of relief funding for local fish populations. they're looking for comments on thursday's edited version of their salmon disaster spending plan. it was developed with other fishing sector representatives in a conservation effort targeting low population levels seen among sacramento and klamath river fall chinook salmon. comments on the draft can be emailed to salmon disaster at wildlife dot ca.gov. by april 19th, a growing

number of cargo ship owners are doing their part to save the whales here in northern california, a marine mammal conservation group conducted a study involving boats in the ocean waters near both san francisco and monterey. it found a record number of ship owners are reducing their speed, which is helping protect the whales from ship strikes. the slower boat speeds are also helping east coastal air pollution, which is also a threat to whales . a former cal quarterback led his team to a comeback da ( ♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save?

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head knight, so he escorted his son liam to the mound where liam got to throw his dad the first pitch. pretty cool. first inning, bases loaded for the padres jurickson profar with a big hit right over the wall. keaton winn giving up that grand slam to put the padres up 4 to 0. seventh inning now same score giants have a chance to make something happen here with two on and two outs. but tom murphy strikes out swinging pitchers. padres pitcher michael king gives up no runs in seven innings. pitch padres shut out the giants 4 to 0 in the a's and tigers game. paul blackbird heritage high school alum out of brentwood, got the start on the mound. first inning, no score. brant rooker takes kenta maeda

deep for a two run home run, his second of the year. a's up two zero, and then in the bottom of the sixth inning, it's the same score blackburn was dealing for the a's. spencer torkelson got him. next batter, cory carpenter strike out again. blackburn pitched six scoreless innings with four strikeouts, only allowing three hits. eighth inning, same score. brant rooker breaks the bat on that single up the middle. one run scores! the a's snapped their four game losing streak, winning 4 to 0. all right, a couple of storylines in the alabama uconn matchup. the huskies, looking to becoming the first repeat champion since 2006. 2007. while the crimson tide are competing in their first final four game in school history, a couple of uconn fans here rocking those banana suits, and in the second half, crimson tide down five. grant nelson drives in and throws down the monster dunk. nelson throwing it down with authority right there. check out this replay alabama is down

three though. less than four minutes to play. huskies up eight alex karaban comes off the screen. knocks down the three dan hurley loves it. uconn wins 86 to 72. the huskies are going back to the natty to take on purdue on monday night. number 11 seed nc state taking on number one seed purdue in the second half. purdue was up ten and off the miss. zach edey comes up with a big block on casey morsell. take another look here at this block by eddie. pretty impressive there purdue still up ten. ensuing purdue possession. edey buries the jumper here on the inside. he finished with 20 points 12 rebounds purdue up 12. they go on to win 63 to 50 and advance to the national championship game. the earthquakes back on the road in texas to take on austin fc in the matchup. there's only been four ties in the last four meetings between these teams. 74th minute here. austin fc leads 3 to 2. amal pellegrino settles the pass of the box and tucks in the shot

for the goal. game. tied at three, then 90th minute late in stoppage time. game still tied at three off the cross. the ball falls to sebastian jose who rips one in for the goal. jose, with a great strike right there to play hero for austin fc, winning that thriller for them. 4 to 3. a northern california showdown in hayward. the roots hosting monterey bay fc scoreless in the 85th minute. chase boon is right footed shot here. it's from the center of the box to the center of the goal. assisted by moby. fair to make it one nil and that would be the final roots have their second loss in a row on the ice sharks second overall pick from 1997 patrick marleau taking pics with fans before the sharks host the saint louis blues. the los gatos native devin cooley on defense here also on display. he had 34 stops on 36 shots faced. his mom cheering him on in the stands. she is loving it. all the

emotions from mama 10s later in overtime, william eklund goes the length of the ice and finds the back of the net. eklund's first career hat trick on hat day in san jose sharks win 3 to 2, which was also cooley's first nhl win in his career in the ufl. former cal quarterback chase garbers tossed two touchdown passes in the final minute to overcome a late 11 point deficit and give the san antonio brahmas a 2019 victory over memphis 20 to 19 victory over memphis. that is. that was exciting night. >> exciting. and congratulations to cooley. yeah, i believe he's the first hockey player to come up through the junior san jose sharks program and play locally. >> that's incredible. congrats (voice over) last week, three mystery celebrities were revealed... (anthony) michelle williams! joel mchale! nikki glaser! it was right there, y'all! ..and big money was won.