a crash, a carjacking and traffic backed up for hours. this morning, police are asking for your help to attract down the person they say is to blame. kumasi: getting answers about the second covid-19 booster shot. we are taking questions to a member of the abc 7 vaccine team. reggie: the clock is ticking on california's rent relief program. good morning on this thursday. your rent is due tomorrow. people do not like it what i say your rent is due the day of. kumasi: i do not like it today, either. [laughter] lisa: you have annoyed less people. i am helping out a little bit

with warming up temperatures stared we had some sun yesterday. live doppler 7 showing you some sun. we had a system move through yesterday. 49 in berkeley. temperature slightly cooler in the north bay with mid 40's in santa rosa. we expect numbers to drop a lie befoun comes upthringus arom four to eight degrees cooler this morning compared to yesterday. as we go through the next few hours, a lot of cloud cover. by 9:00 inland, we are already at 60 degrees. a few high clouds, upper 60's and low 70's in our warmest locations. upper 50's on the coast line. kumasi: california health leaders say they are on board with eligible people getting their second covid-19 booster

shots. some people were able to get there booster shots. amy hollyfield is joining us live with their can start booking appointments. amy: day 1 of the fourth shot is in the books in the bay area. health officials in contra costa county say there was demand for it. most of the vaccines administered were the fourth shot, the new booster available. people over the age of 50 or certain amino compromise patients are eligible for a fourth shot. the booster was approved by the federal government on tuesday and already people are rushing out to get a new level of protection. we checked in with local doctors. they told us it was not a bad idea but they wanted to emphasize the importance of the first booster shot if you have yet. >> if i had to say what will

have the biggest benefit, please get the third shot. amy: right now, we are talking about 50 and up but the federal government is looking into the rest of the population. next week, the fda will consider a second booster for all americans and possibly a variance specific booster. reggie: president biden calling on congress to pass billions of dollars in additional funding to fight the pandemic. the president made his pitch before getting his second booster of the pfizer covid-19 vaccine. he says money for testing, boosters, vaccines is quickly running out and putting americans at risk. pres. biden: if we need a different vaccine for the future to combat a new variant, we will not have enough money to purchase it. we cannot allow that to happen. reggie: president biden also

announced the launch of covid.gov, a website to help people access tests, vaccines and treatment. kumasi: california schools are requiring a home covid test before returning to the classroom from spring break. after the winter break, the state sent out 6 million tests but only half got there on time. this time, they will be prepared. the governor ordered 14 million tests and they were sent early. >> we have 12,000 test kits we received and they are distributed or will be distributed by friday of this week. kumasi: when san francisco resumes classes, young kids will not have to wear masks. reggie: by the end of the day, california's eviction program is set to expire. if approved, a bill would extend the program until june. some of these renters are urging

lawmakers for support. a mother of three runs a daycare with her husband. they owe two months' rent and could end up homeless. >> the kids knowing they do not know about tomorrow, that is what hurts the most. reggie: the east bay rental housing association says extending to eviction moratorium is not the final answer. they say more than half of landlords that have helped have not received any assistance from the state for the money they lost in rent. we have more on that story on abc7news.com. you will also find a link to the state's rent relief portal. kumasi: we are taking a live look at the bay bridge this morning. police are searching for the man they believed to be armed and dangerous who carjacked a pickup truck. this happened at 11:40 yesterday

morning on the lower deck going east. the suspect first crashed into another vehicle and then got out and try to steal the car he just collided with. that did not work and that the suspect walked onto the freeway waving a gun and carjacked the pickup. >> it is very unusual. you do not think of a carjacking occurring on an elevated bridge structure. the person must have been desperate to attempt something like this. kumasi: goodness. if you see this white chevy pickup, police want to hear from you. the license plate is 95222p2. thankfully, nobody got hurt during this. three people are facing charges for breaking in and burglarizing san francisco's castro theater. officers saw broken glass and noticed a man inside the theater. they were able to detain him.

they searched the area and found two other men and tools suspected to be used in the burglary. the theater was quickly repaired. reggie: the east coast is bracing for severe weather after the south got slammed overnight. widespread power outages after two confirmed tornadoes. jobina: several areas badly damaged with storms last week were hit again. seven people were injured yesterday when a tornado hit northern arkansas. look at this elementary school gym -- that look like something else but a gym was destroyed overnight. paneling fell five stories from the hotel, landing on a roof below. the latest threat is putting residents on edge outside of new orleans, where a tornado caused extensive damage. >> we put a new roof on this week on this part of the structure, they tart up to where

the roof stops -- they tarped up to where the roof started. jobina: some schools are delaying their start times this morning because of widespread damage. it looks like the storms are moving into western georgia and florida. thankfully, no deaths have been reported from the storms. these storms are stretching over 800 miles. lisa: good morning. looking at live doppler 7, this picture should seem familiar, the dark area offshore is high-pressure and that will set the stage for a gradual warming trend to start out and then a more dramatic one as a high sits overhead next week. right now, partly cloudy skies, low in black hawk. closer to the bay, upper 40's in san francisco, 47 in san jose. no fog is causing issues this

morning. it will be brighter outside, a gradual warming trend today and into saturday. a weak system will arrive on sunday, allowing for showers to the north of us. 60's 66 in redwood city. upper 50's along the shoreline. sunshine, high clouds, 70 in santa rosa. heading over to the east bay, 67 in fremont. you had inland, warmer day for you. low 70's from concord, brentwood. we will talk about the much warmer weather heading our way in a few minutes. jobina: checking in on traffic, we were watching the lane switch over on the golden gate bridge. not a single car on the bridge -- now we see two. so far, it has been a pretty good commute.

we are seeing a potential crash in hayward. tracy to dublin, 35 minutes. antioch to concord, 14 minutes. we will wrap up with a live picture in emeryville. headlights are traveling westbound and already beginning to fill in at 5:10. reggie: gas prices spiked when russia attacked ukraine. relief could be coming soon. the president's plan expected to be unveiled today. kumasi: an idea that started in one classroom and kanaan throughout an entire school. reggie: chris rock breaks his silence on the oscars slap. kumasi:

kumasi: now to the latest developments on the war in ukraine. russian forces continue to bombard kyiv. ukrainian forces are retaking villages and towns in that area

as u.s. intelligence officials say they believe vladimir putin is being kept in the dark by his advisors. >> this morning, unrelenting bombardments of ukrainian cities. despite russia's promises to cut back combat operations around chernihiv and kyiv. president zelensky on high alert as russia moves troops into the eastern donbass region. we are getting ready for this, he said. the pentagon skeptical of russian claims to de-escalate fighting as a good-faith measure , saying less than 20% of russian troops around kyiv are moving away but likely just repositioning. the white house saying they believe vladimir putin is being misinformed by military commanders who are too afraid to tell him the truth about what is happening on the ground. >> the fact he might not have all the context, he might not

fully understand the degree to which is forces are failing, that is discomforting. >> intelligence saying putin feels misled. the head of britain's spy servicing putin misjudged the ukrainian resistance and his own forces. >> the over estimation his abilities of his military to achieve a rapid victory. we have seen russian soldiers short of weapons and morale refusing to carry out orders, sabotaging their own equipment and even accidentally shooting down their own aircraft. >> this comes as president biden pledges another $500 billion in aid to ukraine. president biden is set to deliver remarks today on what they are calling the putin price hike on energy prices. the administration is

considering releasing 1 million barrels of oil a day. reggie: and east bay elementary school showing support for ukraine. students at saint teresa school in oakland finding a way to help children who have fled the war country. students want the children of ukraine to know they care. >> if they read this, they know someone is out there and they care and they love them. i am just trying to be friendly and have a conversation with them so they have someone to talk to and get their mind off what is happening right now. >> i feel like it will help them to realize that people care. reggie: a teacher came up with this idea as the way for the students to process some of the sadness and give support. if you want to help people in ukraine, we have put together a list of verified groups and nonprofits sending supplies to refugees. it is on our website,

abc7news.com. kumasi: oaklands highland hospital will be renamed. the board of supervisors unanimously voted in favor of renaming it. she prioritized health care accessibility. she also chaired the board of supervisors health committee. she was hit and killed while walking her dog in alameda. the ceo of the health system set in part we are honored to celebrate her legacy by renaming the highland campus. it is fitting this location which since 1864 has been committed to healing, caring and teaching and serving all in our community will wear her name. reggie: for a story we have to share. you can put on makeup that smells like coffee and donuts thanks to an east bay company. it is teaming up with dunkin' donuts to launch a wake up and makeup connection. the line drops today. you can get scented eyeshadows,

lipgloss, a coffee scented lip scrub. there is even a makeup sponge that looks like a doughnut with sprinkles. i had a lot of attitude going into that story, but i think this is cool. kumasi: don't you like glaze for days? reggie: that is cute. [laughter] it was founded by two men. they saw a women going into stores and buying grocery store makeup and they are like, let's have reasonable makeup that is high-quality. elf. lisa: i could not deal with those flavors. reggie: the doughnut? lisa: if you put something on you do not like, how'd you get it off? [laughter] lisa: wait for the younger set. good morning, everyone.

we are looking at a nice-looking day, warmer and brighter than yesterday. high pressure is offshore. we are drying out the atmosphere slowly, that is a good thing. 49 in oakland and 46 in union city. not very much fog. the front that pushed through yesterday dried things out. we are looking at warmer air, just slightly as high-pressure sets offshore. tuesday through saturday of next week, we have talked about the warmth coming our way. we are talking 80's and 90's. there is a pretty good chance by the time get to monday, we will see temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above average. today, upper 60's in san jose. as we get to work, 70's. very pleasant through saturday. a weak system bumping temperatures down into sunday and monday.

tuesday, we begin the recovery. wednesday, into the 80's. highs today, pleasant. 66 in oakland, 70 in napa. 71 in concord, 67 in palo alto. high clouds with us. the seven-day forecast, warmer on friday, saturday. sunday, we cool things off but still pleasant. early next week, the heat is on. reggie: blue origin logic into outer space once again. kumasi: this is the fourth human mission by jeff bezos' company. it started just a few minutes ago. you can see the countdown launch -- can you? where is it. just look at this video instead. six crewmembers are just about one hour from liftoff. marty allen of santa barbara is

one of the crewmembers will be on board the flight. this is video of a previous launch. as we look ahead to take off, we hope everything goes well. it is set for 6:30 this morning. reggie: health issues are forcing bruce willis to ticket step back from acting. kumasi: (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis.

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kumasi: it is 5:22. some bay area residents are rolling up their sleeves, this time for the second covid-19 booster shot. the feds authorized the shots for some groups. reggie: california's addiction protection program will expire by the end of the day today unless lawmakers -- california's eviction protection program will expire by the end of the day today. for information on how to do that, go to abc7news.com. kumasi: the invasion of ukraine. u.s. intelligence officials say they believe vladimir putin's top advisers are keeping him in the dark, too afraid to tell him about the situation on the ground. reggie: the deep south slammed

there are widespread power outages after at least two confirmed tornadoes. lisa: starting out in the 40's with pleasant weather, more sun today, widespread 60's. jobina: your commute is looking great as we bring you a live picture from oakland showing you the 880. kumasi: we might see some relief in the near future with record high gas prices. president biden is expected to announce plans today. we will have more on that ahead it 5:30. reggie: after a deadly condo collapse in florida that killed nine and $83 million settlement to pay the victims is close to a done deal. the judge overseeing lawsuits has given his initial approval. it depends on the sale of the old property site. kumasi: a judge has railed the

two men charged with killing a woman will not be charged in his county. the judge said it is unlikely they could get a fair trial. they are alleged to have killed smart after an off-campus cal poly party. the body has never been found but investigators found evidence they say that link the men to the murder. a mother whose son died is speaking out about his unexplained death. >> in this morning's gma first look, and exclusive. >> what would you say to any navy officials who are watching this right now? >> regina breaking her silence to abc. nearly two months after the grueling 5.5 navy seal hell week

training that led to her son's unexplained death. >> how did you find out that he had died? >> there was a knock on my door and i looked out the window and saw people in white suits at my door. i asked if he was in the hospital. she said, no, and i said, she is not coming home -- he is not coming home, is he? >> we will have much more of this exclusive interview coming up at 7:00 a.m. reggie: now too difficult news about actor bruce willis. his family said he has been diagnosed with a brain disorder impacting his cognitive abilities. he is 67 years old and known for his quick wit. he has to step away from his career. his wife and ex-wife share the news on social media. the l.a. times reports people work with bruce willis on recent

movies suspected something was wrong. they scaled back his roles and fed hemlines through an earpiece. >> the number one cause is stroke. there are other things that can cause it. it can happen in a transient way in people who suffer migraines. they can happen in a slower and much more progressive way with certain memory conditions and cognitive conditions. reggie: details of what led to his diagnosis have not been revealed but medical experts say there is effective treatment available. coming up, relief could be on the way from the high prices at the gas pump. the president's plan to combat soaring prices. kumasi: what chris rock is saying about in infamous moment. reggie: get ready to see -- your last chance to get your hands on one of the city's most popular desserts ap.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 5:30. soaring prices and frustrated drivers. record high gas prices, now some relief could be on the way. kumasi: people rolling up their sleeves for the second covid booster shot. it is available in the bay area. reggie: chris rock breaks his silence on the slap heard round the world. we have been waiting for his reaction. find out what he said to a sold-out crowd. kumasi: good morning. it is thursday, march 31. reggie: we start with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: looking at temperatures in the 40's. not a lot of fog out there to speak of. concorde at 47. as we get closer to the coast, 50 in pacifica, 49 in san

francisco. it is colder out there. a weak system move through yesterday, drying things out. we have no fog this morning. more sun in the afternoon and high-pressure offshore. by 11:00, we are in the 60's and the east bay. the winds will be breezier at the coast. a nicer day out there with brighter conditions, a few high clouds and temperatures climbing through the 60's. a few low 70's. we talk about how warm we will get into the weekend, coming up. kumasi: we might see some relief on those record high gas prices. president biden is expected to announce tapping the u.s. oil reserve. jobina: the relief is desperately needed. the national average gas price it four dollars $.33 a gallon earlier this month. right now, the national average

is slightly less at $4.22. our average price in california is $5.89. san francisco checking in with an average price of $5.93. it is adding up for this man who commutes to san jose. >> it was around $50 to $60, it is now around $85 to $90. my union does all the southbay work. monday through friday, i am here. jobina: president biden is preparing to order the release of up to 1 million barrels of oil per day from the reserve. even without the supply bump, an expert said he expects prices to go down soon as refineries are getting back up to full production. >> we should see broad relief across the state. 35 to $.65 a gallon in southern

california over the next two to four weeks with the caveat that things can change. jobina: they can because price increases also depend on in part with what is happening with the war in ukraine that could either wipe out any relief or push prices down if the situation improves. the u.s. oil reserve had 560 million barrels remaining. kumasi: when news of biden's plan first broke last night, we sent out this alert on our abc 7 bay area mobile app. the president will deliver remarks later today about energy prices and we will send an alert to you when it begins. we will be streaming it on all of our platforms. reggie: in an effort to build a better bay area, we keep you up-to-date on vaccine rollout stared we are looking at the demand for a second booster after the first full day of its availability for certain groups. amy hollyfield is live for us.

amy: you can head to your local drugstore and find the second booster is available. the federal government approved the booster for americans over the age of 50 and some immuno compromised patients. the government will be looking at whether the rest of the population needs the booster. a doctor we checked in with that it does not look like there is a critical need for younger people to get this fourth shot. >> they had no increased effectiveness of getting a fourth shot over a third shot of reinfection, nor did it bring down their viral loads. amy: thisnew booster made its debut in the bay area yesterday. the health officer in contra costa county said demand was high. most of the shots administered yesterday were the booster. next week, the fda said it will consider whether to approve it

for younger people. they will look at the possibility of a variance specific booster. more to come on the vaccine, but for now, big nose for the over 50 crowd -- big news for the over 50 crowd. kumasi: vaccinated people will no longer need a vaccine or negative covid test to attend events at the chase center and san francisco. rules are changing effective april 1. officials say although the basketball game -- all event goers who are not vaccinated are still required to wear a mask if they are not eating or drinking. the abc 7 news vaccine team is here to answer all of your questions. go to abc7news.com and submit a question. reggie: new developments in the wake of the oscars slap. chris wake return to the states for the first time since the confrontation with will smith. he mentioned a moment at a show

in boston last night and the show had its own drama. >> chris rock breaking his silence in the wake of the will smith oscars slap. >> how was your weekend? [laughter] >> in this audio obtained, rock publicly addressing the incident. >> i am still sort of processing what happened. at some point. >> abc news entertainment producer was in the audience at rock's performance in boston, his first since the oscars. she said chris rock got emotional. >> he was smiling but you could tell he was overwhelmed by the moment. >> at one point, a heckler interrupted chris rock. >> he noticed a person because he stopped the show and said something like, is this person

going to take out a gun and shoot me? i think it was half a joe, half what was going on. >> you can see the suspect lashing out at police before being taken into custody. the academy of motion picture, arts and sciences reveals smith was asked to leave the oscars but he refused. the academy apologizing to rock, saying we apologize to you for what you experienced and thank you for your resilience in that moment. the academy announcing it has begun disciplinary proceedings and adding that we would like to clarify mr. smith was asked to leave the ceremony and refused, we recognize we could have handled it differently. wanda speaking out against smith, calling his action sickening and said she spoke to rock after the ceremony. >> he said i am so sorry. it was supposed to be your knight. >> the academy could expel will

smith or sanction him but it is not expected to take away his oscar. kumasi: fresh off of its oscars triumph, best picture winner coda is heading to movie theaters. apple will re-release the film for a limited run. starting tomorrow, it will play on 600 screens across the u.s. and include open captions. a post office is very to say so long but this is not an ordinary goodbye. why people living your sfo are so -- reggie: why this is being called one-of-a-kind. lisa: we have a warmer day in store, a sunnier day. we will have high cloud spirit temperatures in the low 40's in santa clara, 43 in mountain view. 45 in napa. 51 in brentwood. the winds easing up.

more sun out there and that will allow for warmer temperatures thursday into friday, even sunnier and warmer weather on the way. any chances of rain? no. that is no surprise. the second half of the weekend, a system moving into the pacific northwest will get close to northern california and that will bring temperatures down. behind it, we will see a big increase in temperatures. as we get to what the next few days, things will be pleasant. enjoy a bit of a warm up today. 68 in vallejo. 70 in napa. look for mid-60's in the peninsula. still in the 50's on the coast. modest warming through the first half of the weekend, a bit cooler on sunday, the he is with us next week. jobina: good morning, everybody. i will pop into the screen because i had to update my

graphic. we will begin with a live camera showing you walnut creek and the busy traffic heading southbound on 680. the san mateo bridge, everything is nice. drive times are green across the board, running on time. the biggest issue is what i was just working on. this crash coming out of tracy on westbound 80 at grant line road, there is a crash involving a big rig. a bus carrying 13 passengers, it appears injuries have been reported. this just happened.

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reggie: the biden administration planning on ending the use of title 42, a policy that allows the government to turn away those seeking asylum. jobina: title 42 is a trump era pandemic border policy. the biden demonstration plans to overturn it. the cdc suggests migrants are no longer a serious health risk once inside immigration facilities. border patrol started to vaccinate migrants in custody to prep for the end of title 42. the government is anticipating a sharp rise in border crossings this spring. it is developing plans for the

new changes taking place at the border. kumasi: one of san francisco's most iconic and beloved businesses is closing after 115 years. the company has called japan townhome since 1906. people are trying to get their hands on the famous dessert for the first time. the brothers who run the business are retiring today after 32 years. the doors are closing for goat at 3:00 this afternoon. reggie: all i want is that. kumasi: do you have five hours to wait in line? you probably need to leave now and go if you are going to get it. reggie: i am told it is delicious and you will probably have to wait around the block. this is your last chance. kumasi: i feel like by the time i make it, it will be too late. lisa: if anyone could do it, it is reggie.

remember when he went to all the starbucks? reggie: ordering at the wrong one? [laughter] reggie: i was really dedicated. five hours, you are pushing it. lisa: we are looking at a slightly warmer day today as high-pressure offshore will allow for less cloud cover and temperatures coming up a few degrees. yesterday, if you were not in one of those favored locations, you got some sun and it was on the cool side. springlike conditions continue for the next few days before summer will arrive next week. 10 to 15 degrees of warming. big-time heat for the first weekend of april. 49 in oakland. this last day of march featuring sunshine, high clouds, gradual warming through saturday and then hot conditions next week. concorde, temperatures in the low 70's.

warming to about 80 on saturday. cooling off on sunday and monday. you get in idea wednesday, 87. the heat will be lasting. b temperatures i the 40's, climbing through the 60's. a nice day around santa clara. from san mateo to belmont, low to mid 60's. a few high clouds. as we check out the north bay, numbers will be even warmer. starting out in the 40's. mid 60's by 1:00, 70 later in the afternoon. looking at another pretty nice day in the east bay with brighter conditions and temperatures about four degrees warmer appeared reggie: thank you. the governor's office has launched a plan to make wildfire season less dangerous.

governor newsom helped a calfire crew clear some brush. this is video from the governor's office. the focus will be prescribed burns. among the key points, a fire permitting system creating a training center to grow, train and diversify the state's fire workforce, and enabling tribes to have burn practices. kumasi: san jose's newest fire station is one-of-a-kind. it is located on the grounds of the international airport, it has been designed to serve the neighborhoods around it. david louis shows us how one station and its firefighters can do it all. >> there had to be a ribbon-cutting, multiple departments across city government work together on this $26.6 million fire station because it serves multiple purposes.

it is also responsible for rescue and firefighter operations. it tapped into taxpayer dollars and also has a section to an engine. to respond to fast-growing neighborhoods around the airport. airfield safety is very important but with the landslide component of the fire station, fire units can go out to the foothills, a distance of seven miles, if the need arises. fire station 20 was relocated to the west side of the airport. inside, there are communal areas for food preparation similar to traditional fire stations. the facility is designed for wellness and mental health. >> there is ample space for people to be apart and together for specif pur there are isolated dormitory spaces. >> meeting needs while falling

on budget fell on the shoulders of the public works director. >> a lot of people have to come together and a lot of hard conversations had to be had and we were able to work with faa and internally in the city to find enough money. >> the result is a hybrid fire station that will serve the airport and the growing neighborhoods to the north and west and downtown. reggie: we talked all about the muppets yesterday because there is a new exhibit in san francisco just opening and we are not done with the muppets yet. there is an entire amusement park dedicated to the sesame street muppets. it is only a short drive away. kumasi: not many of us are sentimental about the post office but many living near sfo feel otherwise. tse of the golde

kumasi: students from a high school got a jump on today's cesar chavez holiday. >> we are here to celebrate the work of cesar chavez, celebrate what he thought for. kumasi: that was a high school

teacher talking to the students in his social and environmental justice action program. they re-created the 1970 march that chavez led. chavez died in 1993 and today would have been his 95th birthday. reggie: a post office that has been a staple in south san francisco is closing today. the lease for the post office, which is right next to sfo, is not being renewed. some customers are really upset. >> it is not even the busy package season but this patron is sending in bulk at the sfo post office, a branch closing shop at the end of thursday. >> i am sorry to see it we have been coming here 30 years. >> it has been his neighborhood post office. everything just seems a bit different. empty newspaper bins, mail

processing areas in the back. by the end of the week, this will be an empty building. sfo owns the property. planes fly over the facility all day long. representatives said they gave the usps notice in 2020 the lease would not be renewed and end in august of 2022. usps that operations must and march 31. >> you cannot blame anybody but it is probably the airport because they want the property. >> the area will be used for future facility development. the exact usage is under review but will most likely be used as a mix of cargo receiving facilities. it appears to be good news for business but that does who made this extended hours post office part of their life for some money years. >> it is a huge mistake. >> my mom feels like she has come to really know some of the

counter attendants there. she is really sad and upset. >> the people are really nice. >> the postal service assures me that no one will be losing their job. employees will be transferred to other locations. those i spoke with were understandably very sad. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. kumasi: you can enjoy a view of the golden gate bridge and the san francisco bay. here is a look at the work in progress. the 14 acre park space cascade from the tunnels, forming doyle drive. the park features trails and an adventure playground. lisa: the view from the golden gate bridge brightening up today as we look at temperatures this morning in the 40's. that looks like the same old,

same old, but the atmosphere is drive. a weak system move through allowing for a drier air mass. 49 in san francisco. cooler in the north bay by about two to eight degrees. you are probably feeling that stepping out in san rafael. in the afternoon, we will do the reversal with more sun. in the 70's toward sacramento. between here and sacramento, 70's. it will get drier. we will see temperatures go way up as we get into your april forecast. for the rest of the day today and beginning the weekend, it is seasonal with temperatures in the upper 60's. kumasi: they go hike, they go low-cut up at there is one place your pizza delivery person does not want to go.

reggie: a scary drive across the bay bridge. our driver approached by a man with a gun. traffic backed up for hours. kumasi: to not forget your covid or class what your student needs to know. reggie: this live look outside, it is 5:56.

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