shaken after a caltrain crash that injured more than a dozen people. we are live where more federal investigators will be arriving. kumasi: a local family reunited with relatives who escaped kyiv. the emotional moments as they welcomed them. reggie: the cost of gas reaching a record high, arguing over what is to print -- what is to blame. kumasi: one of the falcons fly the coop yet again. this is where we ask is anne okay? is she ok? reggie: i think it is anne that is ok. i think the rest of us are not. kumasi: she might be on something. it is march 11. reggie: what is the weather going to be like? drew: we did a lot better than yesterday, warming up with less wind. a frost advisory in effect, so we have some chilly spots, in

the valleys of the north bay and santa clara valley, saboteurs between 30 to 35 degrees so not out of the question that we have frost developing. 36, santa rosa and napa. 37 gil rae and other places that are cold like livermore. mid 40's at this hour. a live look outside and as you remember yesterday morning we were watching this camera that was bouncing around with the gusty wind. today it is a different story. the wind is light and will write -- and will remain so over the next 24 hours. a lot of sunshine into the afternoon and a little bit of fog. most of us dealing with bright skies. around the bay, upper 60's and our warmest spots into the low 70's. we will talk about drizzle in about seven minutes. reggie: more help on the way to ukraine. kumasi: congress approved 13.5 billion miller -- $13.5 billion.

russian troops are inching closer to kyiv. now roughly nine miles away from the city center. the u.k. says that russia could be repairing for a new attack in the coming days. top u.s. intelligence officials are warning that russia could use chemical weapons against ukraine and try to blame the ukrainians and the u.s. for it. united nations says the number of refugees who have fled have reached 2.5 million. ukraine's president said that the humanitarian corridors are working. >> taking into account the work of human a terrien corridor -- humanitarian corridors we evacuated 1100 people. kumasi: look at this moment of bravery as emergency services defuse an unexploded bomb by using a bottle of water. reggie: an emotional scene at fs -- at sfo when a ukrainian

family from fremont is back with relatives who escaped kyiv. ryan curry was there for the reunion. ryan: overwhelmed from emotions as he welcomes home his aunt and uncle. hugs and tears are a sign of relief knowing that some of his family are safe from the ongoing war. >> it is one less very call every day. ryan: his relatives are from the capital. his uncle says it is a difficult time for his country. he and his wife traveled through a series of buses and trains leaving for hungary before leaving for the bay area. >> the trains are all packed, a lot of people are trying to leave. ryan: ever since the war broke out, he and his wife have tried to stay in contact with family. once the fighting in the capital, his relatives left their homes. >> they live in the middle of

kyiv so it has been bombed by russians. ryan: happy that his family is safe but sad for his home nation. >> i think i cried for the first time since i am was a child. ryan: i asked how long they plan to have their relatives stay and they say that the hope that the fighting in soon and they can return home but they can stay as long as they need and as long as they are safe. at san francisco airport, ryan curry. reggie: if you would like to help people in ukraine and those fleeing the country we have a full list of verified groups and nonprofits sending donations and supplies on our website, abc7news.com/takeaction. kumasi: the cost of gas has reached another record high, up another three cents. according to aaa, the average price is five dollars 92 cents a gallon in san francisco -- in san rafael. $5.79 in san jose.

jobina is tracking everything. jobina: president biden address the democratic national convention taking steps to address what he called putin's price hikes. politicians are arguing over what is to blame. republicans say it is a result of president biden canceling the keystone pipeline project which was an effort by canada ship oil to processing plants in the u.s. for exports to other countries like china. >> the president's team wants to pretend this lengthy problem only started two weeks ago. >> most of the oil going through the keystone pipeline were scheduled to be exported. pres. biden: people are already feeling the price hikes at the pump. we are increasing oil production with record productivity by the end of the year and we will have produced more oil than any time in the number of years. kumasi: they, as the latest -- jobina: they come is the latest inflation report shows that

everything is going up. the inflation rate for february reached 7.9% and gas prices will soon have an effect on the other price of products because it is costing more to deliver items to the stores. reggie: you no longer need proof of vaccination to go inside many businesses in san francisco including restaurants, bars, and gems. businesses can decide on their own if they want to be more restrictive than the local health guidelines. you might find some places requiring vaccine cards or masks. 83% of san francisco residents are fully vaccinated. drew: we are looking at the wind because yesterday this was a big story with them gusting over 40 miles an hour. quite a different story this morning. the wind has columns down -- had calmed down. elsewhere the wind is lighter. we still have a frost advisory in effect for the north bay --

north bay valleys and santa clara. 40's along the bay shoreline and the coldest spots in the 30's. this morning is colder than yesterday, so take the -- so take the jacket with you. sunshine and light wind means we warm up quickly. 9:00 a.m., into the 50's and by lunchtime it is comfortable in the 60's. if you want to grab that meal outside, go for it. by the afternoon, 70's making a comeback, so today is warmer than yesterday. a lot of sunshine and patchy fog this afternoon but elsewhere in the mid 60's to low 70's, so i nice finish to the week. three days over the weekend, much of the weekend is looking nice. saturday into sunday, a chance of drizzle. 9:00 p.m., some drizzle at 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning before it moves out. be aware if you will be out late on saturday and early sunday. let us get a check of the

traffic. jobina: i'm going to give debarked mass transit commute alert. amy hollyfield is tracking those changes and she will have those in a few minutes. for barth the redline is suspended indefinitely and we do not know if the redline will come back online. shuttle buses will be running between sfo and millbrae in because of the fire resulting in a power issue. san mateo bridge looking nice. we have a wind advisory for the antioch bridge. we will wrap up with a live look showing you 80 with headlights traveling westbound at the limit. reggie: jussie smollett's outburst after a judge sentenced him to five months in jail. kumasi: the ups and downs on two falcons, the unusual events that researchers are noticing. reggie: the encounter that had this fan in shock and tears. kumasi:

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will arrive looking into what caused the caltrain crash that injured 1000 people. caltrain is warning riders that the crash will affect the commute, so this will be a pretty long term fix. jobina: it really is. they will operate bus bridges around the crash site until 4:00 this afternoon. buses will carry writers between south san francisco and millbrae stations. the bus bridge is likely to cause service delays going to and from those stations and they are asking people to consider other forms of transportation. reggie: we are posting updates about the story on abc7news.com. and on our streaming app. just search for abc 7 bay area the app store and you can get it now. kumasi: the british government sanctioned seven russian oligarchs including the owner of the chelsea soccer team. here is andrew dymburt. andrew: putting the pressure on

even more russian oligarchs. operations at one of the most famous soccer clubs in the world, chelsea, blocked. the club cannot sell new tickets, merchandise or buy and sell players. the reason it was oh -- it is owned by this man worth over $12 billion. the u.k. government sanctioning him calling him a prominent russian businessman and proclaim -- proclaimer and -- kremlin oligarch, something he denies. >> london is host to so much russian wealth, so for the u.k. even to take any steps towards sanctioning russian oligarchs is really a case of biting the hand that feeds them. andrew: we will have more on the hunt for oligarch wealth plus the very latest on the ground reporting from ukraine. with your "gma" first look, i am andrew dymburt. >> i am not suicidal, and i am innocent.

i could understand that i was guilty a long time ago. reggie: that is jussie smollett waking up in a chicago jail this morning. this dramatic scene unfolded after he was sentenced to five months for lying to police. in 2019 he claimed that two men attacked him and put a noose around his neck whilst shouting racial and homophobic slurs. investigators discovered it was a hoax. in court the judge had harsh words for him. >> your very name has become a moniker for lying and i cannot imagine what could be used for that. reggie: the cook county sheriff's office released a new mug shot of the former star after he was booked into jail. he was ordered to pay the city of chicago $120,000 in restitution and a $25,000 fine. five people are out of their homes after a fire destroyed their rvs. thank, black smoke rose from

interstate 80. firefighters say that people were burning material in an rv. the flames got out of control and it spread to two other rvs. two dogs died. kumasi: a section of jfk drive is one step closer to becoming permanently closed. officials with muni voted innn favor of recommending to closure to the board of supervisors. the city closed the stretch of the road at the start of the pandemic and advocacy -- advocacy groups have rallied to keep it that way. the museums, notably the d. young have asked to reopen jfk for those who cannot run or -- walk or bike. san francisco's flagship whole foods store looks like they had a party to celebrate their opening. they said tote bags. reggie: tell me about ladies on stilts and a man break dating --

breakdancing and i will show up. kumasi: dancing in the aisles. this was a grand celebration. one -- 164 square feet in this door right outside pacific central -- civic center, art and muni station. reggie: this is nice. it is like a legit big store. i'm used to being in a really cramped space. i am into it. kumasi: they have a lot of products and i will tell you 3700 products but the breakdancing and the outfits. reggie: the high ceiling. kumasi: we have more developments involving anne the peregrine -- the peregrine falcon. she might be more interested in an off again -- and on off-again relationship. reggie: it is very san francisco, to be of us to be honest. she has blown off multiple times. she disappeared again a week

ago. she'd only been seen once briefly since then, but yesterday afternoon she reappeared. kumasi: hey girl. reggie: nest observers are perplexed, does she does -- does she not want to be with her mate anymore? the two have been raising babies in the same spot for more than five years and they say they have absolutely no idea where anne has been spending her time. has she found a new nest site or? a lot of questions. we will try to get some answers. coming up at 7:00 a.m. we are talking to experts to make sure that you have the streaming app to keep watching and get more details. the last time our expert was fantastic. he told us all kinds of stuff we were not ready for. kumasi: they said that anne was visiting her grandkids in alcatraz, and now i guess she could be making another stop. reggie: she could be there or

somewhere else. kumasi: she could do both. reggie: she knows that the camera is watching her so she is aware. kumasi: we could tell by the way she looked at us. drew: she is not doing anything there. just stares directly at the camera. kumasi: i want to know what they will say this time but i feel like they have good eyes on where they could -- where she could be going so they know the other bird is. drew: five years, you have to keep it spicy. kumasi: that is too much space. drew: am i right? kumasi: that is a lot of spice. drew: relationship and that is in their bit session that is our business. kumasi: who said they were. reggie: who said that they were not. drew: we will find out at 7:00. what i know is that it will be a nice day later on, good enough if you love warm weather and sunshine. let us go outside and i live look at the exploratorium camera

with clear skies and pollen is the big offender when it comes to allergies. tree pollen is high. pine, juniper, cedar and a frost advisory until 9:00 a.m.. elsewhere, we are in the 40's if you are not under the frost advisory. a chilly start, colder than yesterday in the afternoon has a warmer day with a lot of sunshine. daylight savings time begins early sunday morning and you want to switch your clock forward this weekend we will track a chance of drizzle but tuesday next week we have a better chance of seeing wet weather. high pressure is moving and bringing the warmer weather and sunshine but you look behind the high pressure but that is a line of cloud cover and this is a storm well to the pacific northwest and we are at the tail end of this. highs, sunny to warmer, 60's to low 70.

you will feel the warmer numbers compared to yesterday. tonight there is another chilly night. fog developing along the coastline but plenty of stars, and our coldest spots going back into the 30's. low to mid 40's. it is all about the cool morning and then a mild afternoon with rizal at night saturday -- saturday and i mean late at night. i think tuesday is your best chance of finding wet weather. reggie: thank you. the world is remembering an s role on sesame street.own for who could forget emilio could tell gato who played louise. he joined during the third season and has played the fix-it shop owner ever since. delgado held the record for the longest running role for an mexican -- a mexican-american on a tv series. he died of blood cancer. i had dinner with him once years

ago and it was so wonderful. my friend knew him and invited him to dinner and i was trying to control myself because when i saw him it just brought back all of the "sesame street" childhood memories. he was exactly what you wanted him to be. kumasi: that is beautiful. a lot of families will be turning red this weekend. >> this is going to be the best year ever. kumasi: the new film "turning red" makes its debut on disney plus. it is a story of a chinese girl hitting puberty which causes her to turn into a giant red panda. sandra o hopes that it will allow parents and children a way to communicate about tough topics. >> if your child does not have the words for it and they have seen it maybe they will be able to say it i am having a panda moment. i am pandaing out, leave me

alone. kumasi: it is now streaming on disney plus and this is a parent company of abc news. reggie: she embarrasses her daughter and the worst possible way at school, did that ever happened to you? kumasi: no, thank goodness. reggie: jobina is raising her hand. so, momma never showed up or did anything. you dodged that. kumasi: thank you. reggie: you know what, it was nothing embarrassing but she brought my college acceptance to school and she was in full two years and brought it to my classroom. kumasi: that is sweet. reggie: go northwestern. kumasi: coming up the seven things to know. reggie: lmb lockout over. players are heading to spring training after reaching a deal. when the season begins. kumasi:

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kumasi: 5:23 and here are the seven things to know. more ntsb investigators will arrive in san bruno looking into what caused caltrain crash that injured 13 people. a work truck was on the tracks when a train crashed into it. reggie: proof of vaccination is

no longer required indoors in san francisco applying to bars, restaurants and gyms, but businesses can make their own rules. kumasi: today is a last day the state will require masks indoors at schools, however some school districts are planning to keep the mandate in place for now. reggie: it is that time of the year where we spring forward. you know what that means you lose an hour of sleep. daylight savings begin sunday at 2:00 a.m. if you have clocks that do not automatically change, push them forward. drew: as dst starts, sunrise sunday at 7:23 and your son said, 7:15 but today is about warm temperatures in the 60's and 70's with sunshine later on today. jobina: a new crash on the bay bridge in the eastbound direction, so counter commute before the toll plaza. kumasi: the irs is looking to hire 10,000 people between now and september 2020 three.

they are trying to catch up on a backlog of 20 million items including unprocessed tax returns. reggie: mlb players heading to spring training after the league and players agreed to end a 99 day lockdown. here is andrew dymburt. andrew: play ball, major league baseball is back. >> we are going to play 106 e2 games. andrew: the commissioner announced that the league's owners approved a labor contract ending the lockout and salvaging a full 162 game season. >> i want to start by apologizing to our fans, i know that the last few months have been difficult and there is a lot of uncertainty. andrew: opening day set for april 7 with free agency opening last night and spring-training opening today. the lockout coming to an end after 100 days of heated negotiations with some wondering if a compromise whatever come. >> there was acrimony, and it

had gotten ugly enough to a point where players talked about possibly missing the entire season. andrew: the new deal comes with big changes. the playoffs expanded from 10 to 12 teams, the national league will use designated hitters and there is a limit on the number of times players can be optioned to the minor leagues. the agreement increases play -- pay for young players and better incentivized teams to compete. it is not just the players back in business. for robinson who owns a bar across from yankee stadium, relief. >> i literally cried. i am excited to welcome the fans back and have my doors open. reggie: that new agreement agret allows for advertising to appear on jerseys and batting helmets, a first for the mlb. as far as local teams the giants will open april 8 at home against the marlins. the a's will be on the road taking on the phillies. kumasi: another unforgettable

moment between steph curry and one of his fans. p.j. was in tears. he did not make it to denver and get to see the special sign that she had made for him, but this happened last night. they gave p.j. and her special seats. steph curry came by to meet her. he signed a card and took this picture with her. the first one was so sad. she looked so sad because she had the sign and he was just not there. reggie: that is very nice. kumasi: this is the sweetest thing. reggie: i really like it. that must be her big brother little brother next to her. kumasi: it looks like she is having a fun moment. reggie: he is like but also i am here. kumasi: it is not for you. reggie: the easter tradition returning to san francisco. kumasi: the deadline for filing

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> it was a very scary we were anxious to get off the train as soon as possible. reggie: more ntsb officials arriving in the bay area this morning. the investigation into the train crash. kumasi: russia launching michelin attacks on ukraine's -- missile attacks on ukraine's west. reggie: a chilly start but they will be sun later and we will get into your weekend forecast. kumasi: happy friday, it is march 11. drew: good morning, we will start with a frost advisory until 9:00 a.m. this morning for areas shaded in blue. even parts of santa clara valley including san jose. a little bit of frost forming in

areas because we have clear skies and light wind with temperatures in the 30's from napa to santa rosa. 37, gilroy. upper 30's to mid 40's at this hour. here is sutro tower, a live look. the wind we had yesterday is gone. light wind and sunshine on the way. sunrise, 626. a little bit of patchy fog along the coastline. gradually climbing through the 60's and later this afternoon it is warmer compared to yesterday. warmest spots going into the 70's. you will take a closer look at the afternoon highs in about seven minutes. reggie: checking the caltrain schedule, train service will be impacted following the crash in san bruno. more ntsb investigators will arrive to try and figure out how this happened. more than a dozen people were hurt on the train hit work equipment on the tracks.

amy hollyfield is live in san bruno this morning. amy: they have the crash scene lit up, so even in the dark this morning you can still see the horrible aftermath. the truck flipped over onto its side, the burn marks on the train. we expect to see federal investigators out here today along with local investigators and all of them will try and figure out why there was equipment onhethe tinuient. this started a fire, 13 people were hurt and one person was burned and that person suffered the most severe injuries and that person was taken to the hospital. four others had moderate injuries and were taken to the hospital. eight others were treated at the scene. passengers describe what it was like trying to escape after the crash.

train that crashed at 10:40 yesterday morning. investigators will try and find out why there was a maintenance vehicle on the tracks and by communication broke down. they will offer a bus bridge for commuters as trains will not run through this section of the track. reporting live, amy hollyfield. kumasi: russia has launched missile attacks on ukraine's west for the first time and it comes as president biden is set to announce an end to normal trade procedures. jobina: finland's president is expected to talk with vladimir putin after speaking to president zelensky. putin says there are "certain positive movements in negotiations with ukraine." the emergency service says that

one person in the city of dnipro died after early morning airstrikes. the explosions hit the kindergarten, apartment building and shoe factory. new satellite images show that the russian military convoy largely discoursed with some vehicles in forests or residential areas. president biden is expected to strip russia of its most favored nation status allowing the white house to increase tariffs on russian goods. pres. biden: i think the american people know how important this fight is and they know that as painful as the price is today, the costs will be higher if we do not act now. jobina: russia requested a meeting of the united nations security council over its allegations that the u.s. is engaging in "military biological activities in ukraine." a spokeswoman dismissed the claim saying that it is a false flag effort that the kremlin could use to escalate its attacks. kumasi: thank you.

lori smith's embattled tenure is coming to an end. she announced she will not be running for reelection this year and is planning to retire in january. reggie: she has resisted calls amid legal -- for her resignation amid live russia made legal trouble. amanda: as a public official sometimes you make powerful energy -- enemies, that statement part of lori smith's message. after 50 years with the office, 24 years as sheriff. she will not run for reelection. professor greg woods weighs in. >> i think it is the best decision that laurie smith could have made. it allows us to restore trust with the introduced -- with the institution we understand that no leader is larger than the agency that they lead. amanda: smith has resisted calls for her resignation over a number of scandals including

allegations of corruption and jail mismanagement by a grand jury last december. in january the california attorney general's office launched a civil rights investigation into the sheriff's office. on thursday her announcement read in part "the truth and evidence is actually -- absolutely clear, i have always served the people of santa clara county." >> this is an opportunity for the people to choose the new direction. amanda: residents will vote in june and the new sheriff will be sworn in in january. county da, whose office has been investigating the corruption allegations wrote "this county deserves a sheriff who has the highest integrity and the trust of the community to protect and serve fairly and professionally." >> it is a sign of relief, people showing we can start a new trap -- a new chapter with

whatever the perception was out there and whatever the reality was out there that now we are going to have new leadership that can be respected and trusted. amanda: kevin jensen, a retired captain who worked alongside smith said that he had long hoped that she would make the decision that would best serve the office. the sheriff addressed "it would be unfair to the voters of santa clara county to force them to make a decision in the middle of a drama not of their making. >> the challenge for the new leadership is to restore trust with the institution, the agency, the sheriff's department itself must have restore trust, will require accountability. aman h ren though hwo not commen development. she would not enter a plea for the county accusations and she is expected inreggie: today mars and so world health organization

declared covid-19 a pandemic. at the u.s. -- at the time the u.s. had 38 declared deaths. within hours the nba canceled games after rudy gobert tested positive and other events were called off. passengers from the grand princess were under quarantine after being let off of a cruise ship two days earlier. on march 16, six bay area counties issued shelter-in-place orders. kumasi: today is the last day that the state is requiring masks to be born indoors. starting on monday it will be voluntary for students and school personnel to wear masks inside classrooms. they are already allowed to take them off when they are outdoors. some bay area school districts are planning to keep the mandate in place. california health officials recommend students and teachers wear masks indoors. the tsa has extended the mask mandate on planes and public transit for one more month. it will now run through april

18. united airlines is bringing back employees who refuse to get vaccinated. or than 2000 workers claimed a medical or religious exemption and were placed on unpaid leave. 13 state governors are urging the biden administration to extend the public health emergency order for another three months. they say they need to phase of the federal programs that kicked in during the pandemic. we know that prices are high, but the cheapest gas does not always mean the best. an expert explaining what top-tier fuel can do for your car over time. reggie: yes, the clocks will go forward one hour this weekend but could it be for the last time? we have been through this so many times. drew: i hate this time of the year, it is the worst. let us hope that maybe this is the last time we do it. let us get it together california. we ended the strong wind from yesterday.

most spots generally light, a few breezes and most of us are a lot less windy. that is go future tracker. 9:00 a.m., 30's and 40's into the 50's with a lot of sunshine. a nice day to grab a meal outside. noon, temperatures in the 60's and then we continue to warm. 3:00 p.m. and by 3:00 we will peak with the heat and see warmer spots away from the coast into the low 70's which is above average. today is a warmer afternoon and a bright day with afternoon fog developing along the immediate coastline but very comfortable from the 60's to low 70's. 71, concord. 72 san jose. today we have a chilly start. over the weekend a lot of sunshine during the day. saturday and sunday a few spotty drizzle's. hour-by-hour, there is the drizzle in the north bay and

very early sunday morning, some drizzle. the time the sun gets up -- by the time the sun gets up, we have a better chance of rain. jobina: good morning. we heard amy hollyfield give the latest on the investigation into the caltrain crash yesterday. i want to investigate -- update you on the changes. buses will carry writers between south san francisco and millbrae stations and the big note, they want you to possibly rely on some other forms of transportation because it will be slow. walnut creek showing off 680. we do not have any blocking issues at the moment causing problems, just wind advisories for the antioch bridge. as we wrap up we will track the drive times.

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reggie: this year's tax deadline is april 18. the irs expects it to be the most challenging tax season ever. morgan norwood has some tips. morgan: the deadline is just a few weeks away and just like last year taxpayers can expect more delays from the irs. >> the irs is working to file and process last year's returns, so they have work from last year as well as the new work coming for the 2021 tax season. there are also labor shortages that they have had to work through due to covid, so all of that is leading up to potential delays. morgan: to speed up the process there are things that you can do. >> the number one tip is to file electronically. if you are putting your return

in an envelope and licking a stamp and sticking it in the mail, your return probably will take an extra six to eight weeks. morgan: another way to save time is to avoid making the most comic must -- common mistakes, misspelling your name, entering an incorrect social security number, not including all of your tax documents and not signing your return. if you need help, go online. >> do not try calling, they have phone numbers but i can tell you from experience you will be on hold for a long time and they are not as helpful as you might think. morgan: if you are getting a refund? >> the fastest way to get that money is to make sure you have an online bank account set up so the irs can directly transfer your refund to the during -- to the bank account and keep in mind it sometimes takes five days for the money to show up. reggie: as gas prices go up i

know a lot of us are searching for the best deals that experts say that the cheapest gas night not always be the best for your car. the federal government has standards for gas and most gas comes from the same refineries. however some companies like chevron, shell, and cosco add extra detergents and additives that can make a difference. >> unfortunately our data shows that americans value convenience and price over quality. non-top-tier gasoline results -- results in 19 times more engine deposits. reggie: some relief could be coming. the price for a barrel of oil has dropped, and that drop could show at gas stations in the coming days. kumasi: autonomous chairs are rolling through san jose are able to take tight turns and avoid collisions with walking

terminal passengers. david louis? reggie: he is all root -- always riding the wave of technology. kumasi: this comes from wheel, who has tested the chairs at another airport. san jose officials are looking forward to seeing the development of the service. >> no matter what the number is, if it helps one or two every day that is a benefit to everybody. kumasi: where is david louis? that is all i care about. reggie: they have a traitor v -- trador vicks there? kumasi: the test run continues through thursday the 14th. the regular chairlifts -- the regular chairs are available. reggie: they look cool. kumasi: this is the day that so many of us dread. reggie: sunday morning it is time to spring forward. the effort to end the timeshift still going strong.

marco rubio is joining the growing chorus of voices to do away with it. 18 states have passed bills to switch and another 22 are considering it this year. doctors say that while one hour might not seem like much, that small change can disrupt your sleep and it can be dangerous. research shows time changes are responsible in an uptick in heart attacks, ms. check -- miscarriages, workplace injuries, and car crashes. >> some of us can manage in very difficult situations when our sleep structure changes and adapt well and others cannot. it is important for every individual to know how much sleep we need. reggie: plan ahead and make sure that you are getting enough sleep. that is nice of her to say that. that never happens. drew: so, the idea for daylight

saving was to align the waking hours to the daylight hours to conserve candles back in the 18th century. we are in the year 2022. reggie: a.d. drew: where candles are not so much an issue yet we still do this. it messes everybody up. and for some of us it takes weeks to get it back together. and then we do it all again in the fall. why? reggie: in california we voted to get rid of the change so it is sitting somewhere for somebody do something. drew: hawaii does not do it. thankfully my candles will be conserved. reggie: candles are costing $50 each now. so, they might have a point. drew: you go to the discount wore dust doors and find the ones for five or $10. reggie: that is like discount

gas. drew: where is, cosco? who has cosco? speaking of more light in the evening you will get that. sunrise on sunday is at 7:23 and then sunday or sunset is at 7:15. we are seeing minutes of daylight growing and growing towards the summer solstice. we have a frost advisory for valleys of the north bay. temperatures in the 40's but with a lot of sunshine it is one of those days that we have seen time and time again where we warm quickly. there is a long the satellite with high-pressure moving and bringing us sunshine and warmer temperatures. a storm system off of the coastline will move into the pacific northwest and we are on the southern fringe which is going to try and bring us some drizzle late tomorrow night into early sunday morning.

today it is about sunshine and a warmer afternoon. during the 60's if not lower 70's and the warmest spots. plenty of stars out there. temperatures into the 30's and we will find more fog along our immediate coastline into saturday. we are tracking drizzle saturday into sunday, but a better bet of widespread measurable rain is monday into tuesday. again, this is not a significant storm and it looks like tuesday in the morning could be wet. we will keep you updated. sunshine mild today with a chance of drizzle as we turn clocks forward and then we track the level 1 storm before we warm up. reggie: tattoos for a limited time only? the new shop with the first of its kind innovation. kumasi: the kick off to a month-long st. patrick's day celebration. reggie: no need to buy the bike.

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kumasi: san francisco is kicking off festivities for st. patrick's day. they will host the annual raiskicking off a month-long celebration. the mayor will be joined by the united irish societies and irish community leaders. the annual st. patrick's day parade -- is it parade or day? anyway, there is an event at 11:30 a.m.. reggie: easter traditions are returning, the sisters were perpetual indulgence are bringing their celebration back to dolores park after a two year hiatus. the 43rd anniversary event is set for sunday april 13.

it follows the main event from new to 4:00. they will mc a variety featuring live entertainment and there are calls performed by the sisters. kumasi: peloton is trying out something new, you can rent a fitness bike instead of buying it. so, the rental price will range between 60 and $100 a month. so far it is just a pilot program in four states and ours is not one of him. the ceo is helping to learn in customers turned off price of owning the bike. a lot of people start and like i do not want this anymore and they have to sell it. reggie: that is interesting and they have a lot of bikes sitting around. kumasi: i would consider this. reggie: that is my favorite instructor, jess simms.

do you like jazz? drew: she will really kick your butt. is that the same woman on and just like that? reggie: the one that killed him? kumasi: ok. ok. reggie: that is just king. i know too much about these people. i do not even have a peloton bike. drew: this is a beautiful shot, i love this tower cam. looking at the beautiful lights of san francisco with the bay bridge and the east bay in the background. good air quality today, tomorrow, and sunday. temperatures in the 30's and 40's so take that winter jacket with a lot of sunshine and temperatures in the 60's and 70's. kumasi: homebuying bidding wars with the housing market so hot, are some going too far to win the deal. reggie: gas prices also going

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