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moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> we will take a moment of silence. >> tonight, a community searching for solutions after a young teenager was hit and killed while biking to his mountain view school last week. his parents making a desperate plea. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. ama: and i am ama daetz. amanda del castillo says the personal message came during a meeting about eliminating traffic fatalities. >> >> if we can stop another family feeling what we are feeling right now, please, put up a sign, something. amanda: an agonizing push for action from the mother of andre. exactly one week ago, they were hit and killed while writing their bike. on thursday evening, his parents spoke to city officials over zoom. during a community discussion on

mountain view's vision zero action plan. the city address road safety and traffic fatalities. the meeting was scheduled before his death. >> he should still be here with us and we want something done quicker than 2030. amanda: mountain view pd investigating what led to the fatal collision, scribing the driver as very cooperative. the parents are pleading for more signage at the intersection, calling for the city to implement a no turn on red. mountain view's public works director responding immediately afterwards with the promised improvements will not take until 2030. >> we are taking a look at everything we can do. amanda: the intersection is the side of this growing memorial. friends, family, and community members leaving messages and more. there are moments of grief met with the sounds of busy traffic. >> even just being at the memorial, it's dangerous.

people need to slow down. amanda: it's also where we met his grandfather, his eyes glued to the memorial. he did not want to speak on camera but says that the support shown here proves he was special to many people. >> i don't even know how i'm going to live. we don't know how we are going to live. i need the city to do something. i'm sorry, but this is bs. amanda: last september, city council approved entering into an agreement with caltrans in the agency's project to repave el camino. the city adopted a resolution to make more space available for protected bikeways, painted bike lanes, high visibility crosswalks, and more. if plans are approved in september, it would allow construction to begin by spring 2023. >> andre deserves this. thank you. amanda: in mountain view, i'm

amanda del castillo, abc7news. dan: two people are in custody after a chase through the green bay. sky 7 captured all of it. authorities say the driver went the wrong way on interstate 880 before getting off at davis street in san leandro. the chase continued into a residential neighborhood and the driver narrowly misses hitting several cars in different intersections. he then turns and drives next to the railroad tracks, running along san leandro boulevard under the bark tracks. our exclusive technology shows the driver turning right onto harmon street. he stops, appears to reverse, before continuing forward, turning around, and driving toward officers who had gotten out of their cars with guns drawn. the driver then reverses into a pickup and another car, driving towards officers again, then reverses, driving into some bushes near another set of railroad tracks. the driver gets out of the truck and runs along those tracks.

he ends up a short distance away where he appears to run into one of their buildings. people came out of the dealership and pointed officers to wear they had last seen the suspects. nearly one hour later, officers walked out with a man in handcuffs. a bart spokesperson tells us bart police assisted oakland police during this pursuit. ama: today marks one month since the invasion of ukraine. the country's forces are continuing to fight back in what is the biggest conflict in europe since the second world war. tim johns has been following the war for us since it started. he is in the newsroom with more on how leaders and people around the world are continuing to respond. tim. tim: the impact of the war has been felt worldwide. the human suffering has been massive with millions fleeing the war towards refugees. there has been an economic toll hitting economies across the globe.

one month after the russian invasion began, the streets of ukraine are changed forever. as the fighting has raged on over the past four weeks, millions have fled as refugees. those who remain putting up a fierce resistance backed by the u.s. and its allies. on thursday, president joe biden visiting nato in belgium to discuss the ongoing crisis. pres. biden: putin was banking on nato being split. nato has never been more united than it is today. tim: biden stating that if russia were to use chemical weapons against the ukrainian people, nato would respond. the president morning china of the economic consequences if it were to help russia during the conflict. pres. biden: i made no threats but i pointed out the number of american informed corporations that left russia -- and foreign corporations that left russia because of that barbaric behavior. tim: the outpouring of support for ukraine continues. many left horrified by the images of the war's destruction.

>> a lot of atrocities. it has to stop soon and it's very clear that war crimes have been committed. tim: igor is the director of a local nonprofit. he says the group is working hard, partnering with organizations like unicef and airbnb to help those both still in the country and those fleeing to safety. he says the bravery of the ukrainian people has been inspiring. >> for every rifle, there are six people who want to take their place and there are not enough bulletproof vests, not enough helmets for people to join the forces. tim: for those in the bay area who wish to contribute, he says every little bit helps. he urges people to get involved anyway they can, not forgetting about the people of ukraine. >> making sure that the companies you work with, whose products you are using leave russia, don't work with russia, don't trade with russia.

tim: the u.s. pledged to take in up to 100,000 ukrainian refugees. tim johns, abc7news. ama: if you would like to help people in ukraine, we have put together a full list of groups and nonprofits. it's on our website, abc7news.com. dan: let's move to the weather for just a moment. rain is on the way this weekend. we want to go to abc7news meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya: we want to bring out the umbrellas on sunday. first concern is the fog as we look from tower cameras. we pretty much have it on all of the cameras so that is something you want to watch out for. here is a preview. saturday, increasing clouds. rain and wind with a level 1 storm on sunday. if you have outdoor plans, saturday is your better day. you might want to have that umbrella handy. the system is developing out here.

it will come together linked up with an area of low pressure and as you look at the time here, sunday afternoon and evening, the wet weather arrives and it continues as we head into monday. i will be back with the rest of the weather forecast. ama: thank you. union city police say a fire who killed one person appears to be suspicious. alameda county fire -- around 8:30 last night. the fire was in an encampment and found a body after the flames were out. numerous people may have been in the area before and after the fire and anyone with information is asked to get in contact with them. dan: a decades-old cold case now possibly solved. a 61-year-old woman arrested in oklahoma for a bay area murder. she was shot and killed in 1993 during a robbery at the small store that he owned in san carlos. a woman was seen leaving the

store shortly after the shooting but no arrest was ever made. case went cold until 2018 when the san mateo county sheriff's department reviewed the evidence. crime analysts determined she was a suspect. she was living in san jose at the time of the killing but had since moved to oklahoma. >> that should not be confused with closed cases. we owe it to the families of victims, however long it takes, to give some measure of justice. dan: hoffman ramos is being held in oklahoma, awaiting extradition to san mateo county. ama: we are learning new details about yesterday's deadly shooting in contra costa county. massive home investigators searched today. dan: a number of major events taking place in the city this week and tonight, experts break down where san francisco is in our economic recovery. >> we are counting down to theco oscars. a party planner gives you their best tips for celebrating the

biggest night at home. ama: what is coming up tonight. jimmy. jimmy: it's going to be one of the top 4000 nights of our lives. [laughter] i do this thing where i go -- oh! ♪

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dan: the contra costa county sheriff's department remains tightlipped on yesterday's

afternoon deadly shooting of a 20-year-old lafayette man. today, detectives carried out items away from a home on arbor view lane in lafayette but declined to say why they were there. it is believed to be connected to the deadly shooting of 20-year-old basel gelani. investigators are not saying if he was targeted by someone in a passing car. neighbors are troubled about what happened. >> there was a road rage incident. i'm hoping it was two random cars coming through. dan: neighbors say detectives have contacted them, asking about the home and victim. sheriffs officials are saying nothing about a motive or possible suspects as the investigation continues. ama: all is quiet after the senate judiciary committee wrapped up its fourth and final day of confirmation hearings for judge ketanji brown jackson.

today, legal experts, and members of the american bar association testified about jackson's background and experience. there is no repeat of the contentiousness of jackson's marathon questioning session for the past two days. today, jackson returned to capitol hill, where she met with michael bennet. she has enough votes to be confirmed. chuck schumer says a vote will take place before the senate's easter break on april 8. dan: two major events are drawing major crowds to san francisco this week. the roads and downtown areas feeling packed to people pandemic levels and there's hope that these of -- pre-pandemic levels and there's hopes of a rebounding economy, something very important to rebuilding the area. >> i am from montreal. >> i am from san diego. >> arkansas. >> florida. >> out-of-towners are back in san francisco this week.

two major events. the conference over the most goni center, march madness at the chase center. many are traveling for the first time in a long time and doing so with the bay area as the final destination. >> some colleagues are meeting for the first time in two years. it has been pretty cool. >> it is doing so at a fairly slow pace. >> one of them has to do with remote work of all major metro areas. remote work eligible jobs. that has kept people at home. >> jeff says the gamers convention and basketball tournament, positive signs that could help shape a new narrative of san francisco going forward. >> a lot of people are like be careful in san francisco. it is not what you think it is. honestly, i have not had any issues and i honestly love it here. >> i'm definitely going to come back and check out the touristy stuff. >> i have not been here since se

1990 right after the earthquake. it's great to be back. >> rush-hour traffic had a pre-pandemic feel to it thursday evening. belisario says we have a ways to go. the high cost of housing continues to drive people and jobs elsewhere. >> from an economic standpoint in terms of the recovery in our leisure and hospitality industry, we are very far behind. 20% of those jobs are gone. many small businesses have shut down or downsized. >> with more conventions and activities like this happening every day, there is hope of a rebound sooner than later. j.r. stone, abc7news. ama: hearst castle will reopen in may after being closed for more than two years. the central coast landmark shutdown in march 2020 at the start of the pandemic and was not able to reopen to visitors because of storm damage to the access road. that has now been fixed after a

10 month $13.7 million project. it will reopen may 11. >> we expect this to be a lot of excitement over the reopening and we know that folks will make the trip. ama: advanced reservations will be required to visit. dan: now to our coverage of the upcoming oscars. here is alive look at the front of the dolby theater where sunday's show will take place. while the stars will be partying in hollywood, you can throw your own soiree. an event planner says it's easy to set the mood. >> print out a bunch of black and whites and put them in frames all around and have people literally dressed in black and white. dan: that is a fun idea. edward suggests having your guests fill out bingo cards to write down guesses of who will win the top awards and if you have not entertained in a while, he offers a little direction. >> if you are a host or hostess,

with an oscar party, you are the star of the event but you are not the diva of the event. dan: important distinction evidently. you can watch the oscars at abc 7. coverage begins with oscars countdown live in the big show is at 5:00. abc7news anger, see aaron -- an abc 7 news anchor will be there. it will be a lot of fun. ama: it will be a nice day to be inside i think and watching tv. dan: some real rain it's coming. sandhya: it's -- some real rain is coming. sandhya: enjoy the show from the comfort of your home. the parties at dan's house, right --the party is at dan's house, right? dan: absolutely. sandhya: delays tomorrow morning so if you are flying out for the weekend, you might want to call in advance. live doppler 7 tracking that. visibility has been fluctuating.

five miles at half moon bay in santa rosa. it is thick across parts of the bay area and tomorrow morning between 5:00 and 8:00 a.m. is when we are expecting the heaviest fog. the fog will pretty much burned out. higher clouds will filter the sunshine and will definitely notice changes ahead as we hit the weekend. i want to show you live doppler 7. it's out here that the system is going to link up with an area of low pressure and bring us that rain. it's not going to erase the multiyear deficit that we have leading to the drought situation we are in but it will certainly help with our fire danger so let's look at the latest on the drought in the bay area. the red in the north bay has expanded and that is the extreme drought so it has gotten worse. you have gone from bad to worse unfortunately and much of the state is in the severe to extreme category across the region right now. from our camera, you can see how

murky it is. areas of dense morning fog. the storm arrives by sunday afternoon and evening depending on which model you choose. temperatures in the morning, upper 30's to the mid 40's so definitely cool. it's great sleeping weather tonight. tomorrow afternoon, mild weather inland, mid to upper 70's along the coastline and upper 50's. it will be another breezy one and then a level 1 storm comes in sunday afternoon and evening going into monday with light to moderate rain. it will be slick for the morning commute on monday. sunday night, you can see raining across the region. 5:00 a.m. monday, wet weather, the sierra is getting the snow as we go into the afternoon and evening. we will keep the trend going before things wind down. in terms of rainfall estimates, this is encouraging. about one third of an inch to one inch in the mountains so we have a little bit more than what we have seen in previous storms in the last couple of months.

we will take it. a couple of inches of snow if you are traveling this weekend. the second half of the weekend is what you need to keep an eye on and going into monday. dense morning fog. a call to mild day. that level 1 storm on oscars sunday going into monday, bringing us the umbrella weather before we start to dry them out and warm up midweek temperatures coming back into the low to mid 70's england. it would be nice to see a storm. it's a little bit more energetic, if you will. energetic, if you will. okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline. funshine bear, you did some of your own research, right? i sure did. ♪ according to the web, their program's number one, ♪ ♪ earning alaska miles is quicker and more fun! ♪ cute! ooh, that was wonderful, sweetie! oh, oh, oh, i have a song about their cheese plates. ♪ cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! ♪ uh- it's time for lunch. aw... ♪ ♪

>> we are so excited to be back. it's been two long years. ama: off the grid is returning next week. tonight was a media preview for

california's largest weekly food truck night market. that has not been held since the pandemic started in march of 2020. the trucks will rotate every week. there is a full bar and it starts up next friday, april 1. dan: the ncaa tournament came to the bay area and we had a huge upset tonight. ama:

>> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. larry: eric musselman pressed all the right motivational buttons as his razorbacks upset top-seeded gonzaga in the ncaa sweet sixteen. steph curry in attendance at chase center. it was loud. the zags had only nine assists. bolton makes it 27-19, can zagat. coast-to-coast. beats the buzzer. 32 heaven 29. arkansas, 20

seconds to go. desperation. the running three to make it a three-point game. three seconds left. he is coming in hot. arkansas knocks off number one, can zagat. 74-68. fellow number one arizona also lost to houston. game two at chase. duke taking on texas tech. terrance with authority. duke turned it on late. they made eight straight field-goal attempts when it managed to the most. the crowd going crazy at chase center. 78-73. coach k is not retiring yet. duke versus arkansas saturday at chase. the defending national champion stanford women's basketball team will meet merrill lynch tomorrow night in the sweet sixteen.

they grew up and had some visitors. >> we spent some time with them. had them running around, jumping on the bed. not sure if that is allowed. hotel. it's always great. i'm really thankful for our parents for driving them down. larry: to the ice, little sparky making the trip to see his sharks in edmonton. timo meyer, tomas hertl, tic-tac-toe. 1-0. logan couture took a missile in the site from a brett friends snapshot. that was pure pain. evander kane, the empty netter as this game got out of hand and the oilers win 5-2.

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ama: thank you so much for watching. i am ama daetz. dan: i am dan ashley. we appreciate your time. on jimmy kimmel, gwen stefani.

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