>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> dedicating her life to protecting those who could be in harm's way. one bay area woman is calling for more action when it comes to eradicating landmines. good morning everybody. we have a lot to get to this morning. let's start with a quick look at the weather with lisa argen. lisa: starting up a little bit warmer in parts of the south bay and we are looking at temperatures in the 40's and it was a warm one yesterday. the numbers were well up into the 70's and even a few 80's as we look at satellite and radar composite. there are clouds to the north and we will have partly cloudy skies but otherwise upper 40's in dublin right now.

there is our warmer start, five to six degrees warmer for livermore. sunshine at 9:00. low to mid 60's bayside. upper 60's inland but the wind will kick up at the coast and it will be quite gusty. we will look at a week system tomorrow. we will talk about what that means for the rest of us coming up in a few minutes. liz: sacramento police are investigating a shooting with multiple victims. this is happening right now. the conditions are not known at this time. this happened in downtown sacramento, about two blocks from the state capital, just a couple blocks away from the -- center. gunfire is heard in the background. we are not showing videos right now but you can see there is the

capital in this video. we will keep you posted on any developments we get this morning. developing news from ukraine, officials say russian missiles hit critical infrastructure facilities in odessa. video shows plumes of smoke rising over the port city. russia's military claims the attack destroyed an oil refinery and three fuel depots which had been supplying fuel to nearby ukrainian troops. no casualties have been reported yet. officials say russian troops are retreating from much of the north. ukrainian forces have retaken much of the area around kyiv. russian troops have also abandoned a crucial airport, just six miles outside the capital. ukrainian president zelenskyy is calling on the west to send more weapons, fearing russia is gearing up for a more destructive battle in eastern ukraine. >> unfortunately, ukraine has not yet received enough

antimissile systems, we have not received aircraft and we have not received what partners could provide. liz: pope francis is considering a trip to kyiv. in a statement, the pope placed the blame for the war on russian president vladimir putin, but did not name him directly. one area woman who has dedicated her life to eradicating landmines is calling for more action. tomorrow marks international day for mine awareness. >> ukrainian president let a mere zelenskyy -- volodymyr zelenskyy calling the situation catastrophic. russian troops he says, weaving behind deadly landmines as they pulled back from around kyiv. it's enough to send shivers down the spine of heidi. she has dedicated her life to

ridding the world of landmines. children, she describes are so often the victims. >> the horrors of a mother to see their children, boom, boom boom. what are we going to do as you minute he? look back and just watch -- as humanity? just look back and watch? >> the nonprofit is committed to clearing mines, replacing them with vineyards and orchards worldwide. in february, she was in a country that borders russia to the south. >> the drums of war were just beginning in late february. >> putin detonated eight antitank mines. >> what is your blood type? >> calling on the united nations to do more on this upcoming international day for mine awareness. >> there are 17 sustainable development goals and i call for

the 18th, the eradication of landmines worldwide. >> i spoke with her just before she left to scotland. she is returning to her own roots for international day of mine awareness. she will be joined by daniel. this is he, 11 years ago, explaining what it is like to lose a leg to a landmine. now 22 years old and still advocating. >> as someone who really stepped on a landmine, my voice could be very powerful. >> that fateful step taken in north israel while playing in a snowball fight. >> it was hard to overcome this injury. you need to make a new life and learn how to walk again. it is a challenge. >> meeting that challenge head-on, going on to serve in

the israeli national army. liz: some of the bay area's best-known musicians are bent -- banding together for a benefit concert to help the people of ukraine. organizers them is the end of row white -- ian devereaux white. artists include the stone and great northern. the names might be big but this is a local restaurant's effort. >> everything we have have been donated by members of the community. over forney -- over 40 wineries have donated winds. people all over the community have donated their time and assets. liz: they will kick things off at 2:00 this afternoon. thousands of people are expected

to attend. the event is open to everyone. in the north bay, an artist is raising money to help those in ukraine. julia was born in the western part of the country. she sold her artwork with all proceeds going to the largest children's hospital in kyiv. >> i want them to buy art and every time they look at it, they know they did something good and maybe even saved somebody's life. liz: most of the art incorporates ukrainian influence. she says her art is an escape from the reality of the war. if you want to help, we have put together a list of verified groups and ngos. you can go to abc7news.com /takeaction. a homeless man who lives under a highway 101 overpass is suing the city. he says living in the government sanctioned encampment has caused him to have a series of medical problems. tim johns spoke to the man and

shares his story. tim: you will probably -- you probably wouldn't even know it was there but beneath this noisy underpass near fifth and mission is a city managed homeless encampment. it is where james heller lives. >> toxins, brake dust, which is extremely poisonous. tim: he claims after living at the site for months, he and other residents have had a series of health problems. >> ringing in my ears. we all have coughs. slowly manifesting health problems. we are not sure where it is going to go to, five years from now. tim: he says the conditions at the city encampments are unlivable. >> we are human beings. getting into homelessness is easy to do and it is almost impossible to get out of. tim: he says the powers that be

view him and others like him as a mere inconvenience. >> they've been getting away with this for so long that they probably did not pay much attention to it. tim: sandra fell officials declined to comment but his wife says she supports her husband's lawsuit. she tells us she hopes it will force the city to provide safer housing for them and the others who live here. >> whenever -- whatever we get out of it, we put back into but, to help people. tim: because the move is about more than just defending himself. it's about sticking up for others who he says can't stick up for themselves. >> most of them don't want to step out and be known, but at this point, somebody has to do it. liz: in the south bay, a deadly investigation is underway in san jose. this happened at a shopping plaza yesterday morning.

police say they do not have a suspect or motive. they are asking for information and they say a cash reward is available. in the east bay, tragic death of her beloved --. the falcon was seen with a new mate just in time for breeding season. the untagged mail was seen spending the night in her nest. he appeared to have an interest in incubating the eggs. it is rare for a falcon to find a new partner, especially after the death of a longtime mate. typically a nest would be left abandoned. let's get a check outside this morning. lisa: good morning everyone. there is a clear look at the city where temperatures are little cooler -- are a little cooler. yesterday we had 80's.

we will talk about how temperatures come down a few degrees with a warm-up coming up. liz: also the demand for a second booster shot is gaining popularity. we take a look from the north bay. plus drones are making their debut in tahoe -- droves are making their debut in tahoe for independence day. (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation?

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liz: here is a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. demand is growing across the bay area for a second covid vaccine booster shot. just days after the cds he gave approval for certain age groups to get the shot, vaccine clinics are seeing a lot of interest. cornell barnard has that story from the north bay. cornell: linda simone wasted no time getting her second booster shot because she has a lot of

living to catch up on with her family. >> i have three grandchildren, and i see them quite often. cornell: this former victoria's secret store is now a county vaccine clinic inside the northgate mall where most people are now looking for that fourth shot. >> i have risk factors, so i wanted to make sure i was covered. cornell: robert hancock just got his second booster. >> i'm ready to party now. cornell: on tuesday, the cdc recommended a second booster for those who are immunocompromised or over 50. kimberly and richard were waiting to get theirs. >> i want to be healthy and protect myself and protect others. >> i want to get the booster shot now. >> boosters are also happening here at the community clinics. for those eligible, the clinic recommends getting that first shot sooner than later instead of waiting for the next surge to

happen. >> it is hard to predict when the next variant of concern will pop up, how fast it will move and how virulent or severe it might be. we also know boosters take time to work to their full potential. cornell: for now, it is recommended that those 65 and older get a second booster. we found this nurse getting hers. >> i worked as a covid nurse for the health department during 2021. i understand the importance of vaccines. cornell: vaccination rates in marin county are among the highest in the nation. carl linda hopes there is room on her vaccine card for one more. >> we probably need another page to put all of the vaccinations. liz: in our abc 7 -- and our team is here to answer your covid questions. you can head to abc7news.com/va ccine and click on the blue box to submit your questions.

booster shots will no longer be required for facebook workers going to u.s. offices. boosters will still be strongly recommended. the percentage of cases reached record levels in england and wales, at the highest level since they were first tracked in april of 2020. canada lifted testing requirements for fully vaccinated visitors driving into the country. travelers will still need to fill out health information on a map run by the canadian government or online. house lawmakers voted in favor to federally decriminalize marijuana. this vote was 220-204. the bill would expunge the record of those convicted of nonviolent -- it would also authorize a sales tax on marijuana sales. the bill now heads to the senate.

a beautiful day, running and walking for awareness and acceptance on saturday. student run autism advocacy club held a 5k run and a three k walk at the university. >> we want to make it heard. >> i want to raise awareness, to encourage an inclusive culture. >> i hope that people are more accepting and promote belonging for the community. liz: money raised goes to autism and neuro-diversions nonprofits -- neuro-diversgent nonprofits. the fireworks are out and the drones are in. north lake tahoe has decided not to bring back its annual july 4 fireworks show. instead they will put on a 15

minute drone lightning show -- lighting show. organizers are worried about fire risk posed by big fireworks. instead, 100 drones will put on a light show to choreographed music. they say foregoing a fireworks show makes things easier for pets and wildlife. a big change and even crazy that we are talking about july 4. this year is flying by. lisa: that is really cool. we are feeling like summer in part of this week but we are looking at temperatures coming down quite a bit. wind gets custody at the coast. it was kind of on the warm side yesterday. as we look at live doppler 7, we are in between cloud masses and up to the north, it is a big front that will visit parts of sonoma county.

a few clouds around, patchy fog around the central coast. it is 52 in oakland, 51 in hayward and fremont. it is milder in parts of the east and south bay. as we look at the highlights, partly cloudy this afternoon. more son around the -- more sun around the bay. we will see temperatures coming down monday. summerlike warm as we get towards the wednesday, thursday and even friday time. this is the middle of the day, but you can see we are sunny throughout the rest of the day. 5:00, a bit of cloud cover. monday looks thicker and that is because that system is to the north of us and that is an indication that there is a system moving by. it could bring a 10th of an inch of rain. otherwise we will break out into partly cloudy conditions, and

looking at your temperatures for monday, some clouds mixed in, notice some 50's at the shoreline. that is how much cooler it is going to be with the wind. otherwise we've got low 60's in richmond and numbers coming down in the inland valley. we get to that rebound on tuesday. still a nice day but it is wednesday when you notice the shading getting dark into the reds. obviously that indicates the big warm-up underway. high pressure is building in, and even the coast will be warming to near 70 and as we get into thursday, that is probably the warmest day when we will see 80's and even 90's but the good news is overnight lows will stay on the low side. by colors indicate the breeze. livermore up to 30 miles per hour. monday, still kind of breezy. highs today, with the wind at

the coast, only in the 50's. 62 in the city with numbers coming out of the 70's. upper 60's from fremont to palo alto. 72 in livermore. we've got a couple days of slightly cooler weather with the wind kind of gusty at the coast. as we get into tuesday, things turn around. a summerlike field with 70's at the coast and friday is still hot but we are still looking at more changes next weekend. liz: we will await that heatwave. just ahead, michael finney shows us some new techniques to double down when you are biting the bullet on your budget. ♪ ♪

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michael: grocery store to gas prices, many of us have had to adjust our budgets just to keep up. this woman says she can no longer afford to pay for gas in the bridge toll to drive across the san mateo bridge to see her friends. >> that is how it has affected me. it has kept me from having to travel to certain places. michael: one area she has been able to save money is lunch and dinner. she had this lunch delivered to her at 50% off the regular price. >> this is way more affordable and just the right amount for me. michael: club feast is a relatively new food delivery service in the san francisco bay area. competitors charge restaurants commissions as well as tack on a delivery fee paid by the customer. >> how can we pivot that model in a way that can be more

affordable? how can we get people better spending money to consider supporting local businesses and restaurants? michael: they are a reseller of the restaurant meal. that model requires customers to order the night before for lunch and before 2:30 for dinner. in exchange, they can get on average 30% off their meal. >> we have no commission fees. we talk to restaurants transparently about paying them a flat rate, and then what we do is we offer the savings to the customer. it is all about incentives. michael: for some restaurants, those incentives are working. they except lower profit margins on each meal but the number of meals they serve each day increases. >> we are shooting for much higher volume at a discounted rate, which the outcome would still be better. michael: this place has seen their business grow faster with club feast than other

delivery services. the earlier orders allow them to staff their kitchen more efficiently. >> the day before or the morning of, it is predetermined and i know what is coming. michael: it is a model that works. >> at payout less than $10 almost every time i order. liz: a live look right now at sfo. southwest airlines says they have fixed a technical glitch that led to nearly 2000 flight delays across the country. some flights today may be impacted. the airline says the glitch happened after routine overnight maintenance. many passengers who showed up that morning were grounded. according to flightaware, more than 1400 southwest flights were delayed and more than 500 flights canceled. alaska airlines is going gender-neutral with its uniform policy for employees.

the airline said this week that updated guidelines will provide more freedom and flexibility in individual expression. the change follows a claim women employees say the uniformed policy to come and it's against -- still to come, inflation hitting an all-time high right now. we might see something good coming out of the economy in the form of job flexibility. collin kaepernick back on the football field. see how the former 49er cornerback looked

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and you're a star. and you shine. that's what you do. that's what you do every day. [inspirational music] >> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning. thank you for joining us. we will check in with lisa argen. lisa: good morning. we are mild out there with some 50's in the north bay and some cloud in the south bay.

yesterday was such a warm day, retaining some of that warmth and we are looking at a change today as the wind kicks up. 52 in oakland. anywhere from two to six degrees warmer. we are warming up through the 60's but some high clouds in the north bay. wind getting kind of peppy along the coast with temperatures staying in the 50's at the beaches and by the afternoon, a lot of sunshine with a few high clouds. we will continue to track the cool down for your monday in detail and talk about that heat up coming up. liz: we want to get back to that breaking news we brought you but the top of the hour. we are getting you details from police. six people have died from a shooting in downtown sacramento earlier this morning. at least nine others have been injured. the shooting happened downtown around two blocks from the state capital and just blocks from the golden one center.

other videos on social media show people running through the street as gunfire is heard in the background. police have not released any other details right now about the suspect or those nine people injured. at least 15 victims in this shooting in downtown sacramento. we will bring you more updates as they come in. this morning, the war in ukraine continues as russian troops scale back from kyiv. karina mitchell has the latest. karina: a senior ukrainian of -- senior ukrainian defense official says the entire capital city of kyiv has been liberated. president zelenskyy says there are more ukrainian flags in areas that had been -- that had been temporarily occupied. many russian forces are redeploying to eastern ukraine, setting up a potentially decisive battle in the donbass

region. military officials also say as russian forces leave, they are planting mines in homes, on streets and even under the dead. northwest of the capital, entire neighborhoods reduced to rubble. in the besieged southeast city of mariupol, the humanitarian crisis is growing. the red cross trying to get a calm vague -- convoy through on saturday. 2.4 million people have crossed the border seeking shelter from the war. 700,000 school-age children are among the millions seeking shelter in poland. liz: millions of ukrainians are now searching for a new life in neighboring countries. many families of school-age children has made it to poland. a lucky few have been able to get back in the classroom. one abc news reporter got to meet the kids in class. >> poland struggling to absorb

the 2.4 million ukrainians who made it across the border. among them, more than 700,000 school-aged children. the most fortunatm continuing their education here at warsaw's public school 98. a 13 the world has already traveled a difficult road. what has been the hardest thing, coming to a new will school -- newschool? -- new school? >> i don't know how to talk to each other. it is difficult to understand their mind. >> her father is fighting 80 -- in ukraine, her peers reluctant to talk about the war, one fearing it would upset her. >> she said i can't ask you about it because it is scary and it is not polite. >> and you like that? >> yeah. >> you don't want to talk about it? >> yeah.

>> for some ukrainian students, school is a welcome distraction. sylvia says the teachers are nice, the problems are fun, and that leaves less time for worrying. >> >> they accept them. to help the kids settle in, -- was hired as a teacher's aide. she emigrated to warsaw from ukraine three years ago. do you see a lasting impact on the kids, how this could affect them for the rest of their life? >> she says she knows it is a huge trauma for the children, but she hopes they forget about it because they need to. liz: coming up on this week, white house chief of staff ron

klain and we will talk about the biden administration's effort to help ukraine and the latest proposals to combat inflation. you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos right here on abc 7 at 8:00. inflation is at an all-time high, the highest it has been in 40 years. many americans are beginning to struggle to pay for initial good -- for essential goods. the price for groceries went up 8.5%. americans are also paying more at the pump and the national average for a gallon of gas is four dollars, much higher in the bay area. president biden has tapped into the petroleum reserve, releasing one million barrels a day. despite the increase in cost of living, more than 400,000 jobs were added in march. >> employers know there is a tight labor market and in order to attract and retain top market, they are being more flexible -- top talent, they are being more flexible.

liz: experts suggest no more limiting job location other employers offer work from home options. california health officials are warning consumers of a neuro-virus outbreak from raw british columbian oysters. at least 34 people have become infected across the state. people reported illnesses from march 11 through march 19 from nine restaurants throughout california. canadian officials are investigating the source of the outbreak and the shutdown -- and have shut down multiple oyster farms in berdych columbia. helen kaepernick is back on the field. he showed off his arm in a spring exhibition in front of nfl scouts at halftime at a university of michigan spring game. kaepernick was invited to the big house by his coach who coached him for 49 -- coached him for the 49ers and he hopes this will provide an opportunity for a starting job. >> we want to make sure that we come out and show everyone i can still play, still throw it and

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liz: anchors away played during a commissioning ceremony for the u.s. navy's newest nuclear submarine. president biden and first lady jill biden helped -- they are longtime residents of the state of delaware so being part of the ceremony held special certificates for them. >> it is always a good day when i get to celebrate delaware, spend time with service members or introduce jill. that is a trifecta. liz: the first lady sponsored the uss delaware, the fast attacks up has been in the water for the last two years. developing news out of the santa barbara area where first responders were overwhelmed with emergency calls this weekend because of an unsanctioned spring break party. this takes over parts of east lavista near the uc santa barbara campus, back after a two-year hiatus, huge crowds

packed streets and jammed balconies. it got so bad that the sheriff's office declared a mass-casualty incident. got to be careful this spring break. lisa, it is sure going to feel like summer next week, this week. lisa:lisa: unfortunately that is the case. a live look outside, the skies are clear in san francisco. it is a mild start, but it will be a cooler finish and we will add some wind today. i will have your full forecast coming up. liz: also, captain clay leads an epic fourth-quarter comeback against the jazz, clinching a playoff spot. playoff spot. chris alvarez has the highlights - bedtime!! - bedtime. ♪ i love bedtime. the thin, sweet bite to end the night.

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tipoff is at 6:00 p.m. last night, the warriors beat the utah jazz. here is chris alvarez with the highlights. chris: good morning. at long last, the warriors legend tim hardaway is a hall of famer. he played six of his 13 nba seasons with the warriors. george karl, who spent two years as head coach was also part of the class. warriors hosted the jazz on saturday. utah led by 20 in the first half. rudy gobert slams at home and then golden state went on a big run. klay thompson catching fire, his six triple of the night -- his sixth triple of the night. how about a splash? just over four to go. a pump fake hesitation. eighth three-pointer of the

night. jordan poole is wide open and you know it is going in. poole had 31. the chase center rocking. the warriors when 111-107, clinching a playoff berth and beginning a five-game stretch with an epic comeback. >> i know i can flip a switch like that and i knew this year would have its ups and downs and i felt like i would have a big night tonight and it came to fruition. >> the good thing is, you play a game like that and you feel the pressure and you respond and that is a good memory for when you are in the playoffs. chris:the tournament.ore . gived

on he rr coh k. they will play for the national title monday for coach k. >> our guys played our heart -- played their hearts out. i am proud of them. i have loved my team and my staff. they have been a joy to coach. michael: the target -- chris: the tar heels take on the winner of this one, kansas and villanova. david mccormick slams to have his 25. villanova got within six but the jayhawks hold on. the 30 foot dagger. kansas wins 81-65 and they will play in their first title game since 2012. the sharks hosting the stars on the ice. score is 90 seconds into the game. dallas scored four straight.

enjoy the rest of your sunday. liz: let't a out. we are waiting for that heat wave. lisa: we have to wait a couple days because there is a weather system to the north that will keep the temperatures in check. we will see some very windy conditions at the coast. here is the front offshore and as we zoom in, you will notice it is a quiet start to your sunday. temperatures are ranging from the low 40's in the north to the low 50's in oakland. 53 in san jose. that brings us anywhere from two to six degrees warmer from oakland, livermore and san jose. partly cloudy this afternoon. sunshine, seasonal temperatures into monday and then we are looking at that summerlike warm up for the middle of the week.

once again, high clouds, and then as we get toward the afternoon, not much to remark about but monday, we will increase. there is a system that will bring a 10th of an inch of rain to northern sonomaan th tst of us.itil slow srt. high's in the 60's to about 70 inland. we've got 70's in san francisco with upper 80's inland. half moon bay flirting with 70 on wednesday. the warmest day should be wednesday, well into the 70's but 90's inland. look at all the 80's from sausalito and by friday it is still very warm inland but not as high. that system i talked about on monday could bring that light bit of rain to sonoma. of course all the rain in portland and seattle, but i want to bring this up as far as it

goes through next weekend. we will have to wait and see. highs today in the south bay, 68 with 70 in santa clara. numbers certainly cooler. mid 70's yesterday, upper 70's redwood city, so notice the cool down with all the wind as you get closer to the coast. it is a windy day out there. you've got high clouds, 73 in napa and you head to the east bay, a very nice -- we had inland and it is still a mild afternoon with temperatures from the low 70's in san ramon to 77 in brentwood. we've got the wind coming into play at the coast. cooler today. for your monday, maybe some sprinkles, otherwise we've got temperatures kind of comfortable with a mix of clouds and sun.

a very warm pattern for wednesday. thursday, record warmth and then by friday, still holding onto the heat. by next weekend, we are cooler. we will wait and see if there is anything coming from the sky next weekend. liz: gilroy grows more than garlic. it is also a major research and development center for flower seeds. a by imitation only show will show growers and nurseries the flowers we will plant in our gardens a year from now. david libby gives us an inside look. david: color is everything when it comes to choosing flowers for the garden or yard. vibrancy makes colors pop but other characteristics are important such as how long the blooms last. this is a private event where flower seed companies are showing off what can take 10 years to breed better flowers. >> it goes from the pollen --

hand brushing the pollen on the female. we use bumblebees in some cases to make crosses. david: 900 growers have descended on gilroy from across north america to see what catches their eye and how well specific flowers will grow on their home turf. they will purchase and germinate the seeds this year and have them at their centers year. and has to work a season or two in advance. bright oranges and yellows are always popular. other colors can be trendy while some fade in popularity. h.d: weo ck and do it all over again. david: how flowers perform in drought conditions is also a major focus. a senior breeder told us they stress test the water -- the flowers by withholding water. >> the ones that make it

through, you bring those in and the process continues. david: an example of an ornamental trait is breeding flowers to develop more petals. it all starts with seeds. liz: all flowers are beautiful but i guess some are trendier than others. up next, steph curry's underrated basketball championship to work.

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liz: making this morning, a deadly shooting in downtown sacramento. at least 15 people have been shot. good morning, everybody. it is april 3. we are going to get to that breaking news in just a moment and the new developments coming in. let's start with a quick look at the weather. good morning. lisa: we are milder this morning. we don't have much in the way of cloud cover. we will see some high clouds move in from time to time. otherwise, a lot of sun on the way. it is 53 in alameda. from the east bay to the south bay, milder to start out. as we get toward 9:00, upper 60's inland. temperatures will be held down because we will see gusty winds along the coast. we will climb to the upper 60's around fremont.