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.

we have some low 70's, only a few degrees cooler. there is a front to the north of us that will influence our day. we will talk about that rapid warm up coming up. liz: back to breaking news, shooting in sacramento has left at least six people dead. this happened in downtown sacramento, a few blocks from the state capital and not far from the golden one center where the kings and warriors play. no word on if there will be changes to the game. other videos that a posted on social media show people running through the street as gunfire is heard in the background. new images show the large police presence there. police have not released any other details about what may have led up to the shooting or any suspects that are involved. at least 15 people have been injured, six are dead in this

deadly shooting in downtown sacramento. we will bring you updates throughout the morning. developing from ukraine, officials say russian missiles hit critical infrastructure. plumes of smoke rose over the city. they claim it destroyed and all refinery and three fuel depots which had been supplying fuel ukrainian troops. no casualties been reported. officials say russian troops are retreating from much of the north. forces have retaken much of the area around kyiv. russian troops of abandon the crucial airport that is six miles outside the capital. the ukrainian president is calling on the west to send more weapons, fearing rush is gearing up for a more destructive battle in eastern ukraine. >> ukraine has not received enough modern antimissile systems, has not received

aircraft, hasn't received what partners can provide. liz: the pope is considering a trip to kyiv. he places blame on vladimir putin. he did not name him directly. one woman who dedicated herself to eradicating landmines is calling on more action. tomorrow is the international day for mine awareness. her life's work is taking center stage. >> the ukrainian president with a grim warning for civilians saturday morning. calling the situation catastrophic. russian troops leaving behind deadly landmines as they pull back. it's enough to send shivers down the spine of heidi, the resident has dedicated herself to ridding the world of landmines. children so often are the victims. >> the horrors of the mothers,

to see their children boom boom boom. what are we going to do? just watch? >> she founded roots of peace, a nonprofit committed to clearing landmines, replacing them with orchards. she was in azerbaijan it, it borders russia to the south. >> the drums of war were just beginning. >> sheet detonated eight anti-attack mines. -- antitank mines. >> being a mother for children and six grandchildren, what is your blood type? >> calling on the u.n. to do more on this international day for landmine awareness. it >> there are 17 goals. i call forth the 18th, the eradication of landmines worldwide. >> i spoke with her before she

left for scotland. she will be joined by one of her closest allies. this is daniel 11 years ago. he explained what its life -- like toluca lake. >> it is not so good. >> 22 years old and still advocating. >> if someone stepped on the landmine it, my voice might be really powerful. it >> that step was taken in northern israel. >> it was really hard to overcome this injury. we need to make a new life. every morning, it's a challenge. >> meeting that challenge head-on, serving in the army and continuing to raise awareness. liz: one of the best musicians

are banded together for a benefit concert to help the people of ukraine. one of the organizers -- you can hear. he played for us at his ukraine concert. artis include the stone foxes and great northern. the names might be big, this is a local grassroots effort. >> everything we have has been donated by members of the community, over 40 wineries have donated their wines. people have donated their time and assets. >> the band will kick off at 2:00 this afternoon. thousands are expected to attend. the event is open to everyone. you are encouraged to donate online or at the venue. an artist is raising money to help those in ukraine. juliette was born in the western part of the country.

she sold her artwork with proceeds going to the largest children's hospital. >> i want them to buy art. every time they look at it, it will be something good. maybe they save someone's life. liz: she sets her artwork is an escape from the reality of the war. if you want to help the people in ukraine, we have a list of verified groups and nonprofits sending supplies to refugees. you can go to abc7news.com. a homeless man who lives under a highway overpass in san rafael is suing the city. he said it's caused him to have a series of medical problems. we spoke to the mammoth a site and share his story. >> drive overhead on highway 101. you probably would not know it was there. beneath this underpass is a city

managed homeless and cam it's where james lives. >> break test is extremely poisonous. >> he sued the city on wednesday. he claims after living at the site for months, they have had a series of health problems. >> i've got ringing in my ears. we have coughs. we have these slowly manifesting health problems that we are not quite sure where it's going to go. >> the conditions at the encampments are unlivable. >> we are human beings. getting in this position is a very easy thing to do. it's almost impossible to get out of. >> they view him and others like him as a mere inconvenience. >> they've been getting away with this for so long. they probably didn't pay much attention to it. >> his wife says she supports

her husband's lawsuit. she tells us she hopes will force the city to provide safer housing for them and the others who live here. it >> whenever we get out of it, we are put back into it. >> 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. >> to most of them don't want to step out and have themselves be known. at this point, somebody has to do it. liz: a deadly shooting is under investigation in san jose. this happened at a shopping plaza yesterday morning. police say they do not have a suspect or a motive. they are asking for information and a cash reward is available. this is san jose's fifth homicide of the year so far. annie the falcon rebounded after

the death of her mate. the untagged male was spotted spending the night in her gravel nest above the uc berkeley campus. he had an interest in incubating her eggs. it's rare for a falcon to find a new partner, especially after the death of a long time mate. good for her. lisa: good morning. here's a look at emeryville. temperatures in the east bay are ranging from the upper 40's to low 50's. we are back in the 60's and out of the 70's. that has to do with the system to the north of us. it will affect us today and tomorrow. high pressure builds in. i will explain that in detail next. liz: the demand for a second booster shop is gaining popularity. drones are making their debut in tahoe for independence day.

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create a season full of curiosity. your happiest spring starts at lowe's. booster shot. vaccine clinics are seeing a lot of interest. we have that story from the north bay. it >> this is number four. it's the second booster. >> she wasted no time getting her second covid booster shot because she's got a lot of living to catch up on. >> i have three grandchildren. i see them quite often.

>> this former victoria's secret star is now -- store is now a vaccine clinic. >> i have risk factors. i wanted to make sure i was covered. >> robert hancock got his second booster. on tuesday, the cdc recommended an additional booster for immunocompromised people and those over 50 who got their first booster four months ago. they were waiting in line to get theirs. >> i want to be healthy and protect myself. >> the boosters we got before are wearing off by now. that's with the data is showing. i want to get the booster shot now. >> used her's were happening here at the community clinics. the public health department recommends getting that fourth shot sooner than later. instead of waiting for the next surgeon to happen. >> it's hard to predict when the next variant of concern could pop up.

how fast will it move? how severe it be? we know that boosters take time to work to their full potential. >> lists is recommending those 65 and older get a second booster. this nurse got hers. >> i worked as a covid nurse during 2021. i understand the importance of vaccines. >> rates in marin county are a■mong thehighest in the nation at 92 percent. she hopes there is room for more. >> we probably need another page to put all the vaccinations. liz: our vaccine team is here to answer your covid questions. you can head to abc7news.com and click on that plague -- big blue box. booster shots will no longer be required for facebook workers going to u.s. offices.

boosters still will be strongly recommended. the percentage of cases of covid reached record levels in england and wales. rates are the highest since they were first tracked in 2020. canada lifted its testing requirement for fully vaccinated visitors driving into the country. travelers will need to fill out health information on an app. house lawmakers voted in favor to decriminalize marijuana. it was 220-204. it would expunge the record of people convicted of nonviolent offenses. it would allow veterans administration to recommend medical marijuana to veterans with ptsd. it would authorize a sales tax. the bill now heads to the senate. in the east bay, people enjoyed a beautiful day running and walking for autism awareness.

adversity club held a 5k run and a three k walk at the university. >> we want to make the voice heard. >> i want to raise awareness and to encourage. >> i hope that people are more accepting and promote belonging for the community. >> money raised goes to autism nonprofits. it's the largest advocacy group in the entire system. the fireworks at lake tahoe are out, drones are in. after a two-year hiatus, north lake tahoe has decided not to bring back its fireworks show. they will put in a 15 minute drone lighting show. this ecosystem is change. they are worried about fire risk posed by fireworks.

100 drones were put on the light show with music. forgoing a firework show helps pets and wildlife will not be startled by it. how does your dog do with fireworks? lisa: my dog growing up, we thought we lost him. he was hiding for three days. they hated it. everybody knows that. i think that's a great idea. good morning. we are looking at the warmer start for some of you. for the rest of us, finishing off the weekend will be on the cooler side. yesterday, it was mild at the coast. it got hot around here as we look at live doppler 7. this will allow for those winds to kick up and bring us a few clouds into monday. here's a look at the numbers dropping down to 39 in napa. palo alto and fremont checking

in at 49. this is where the warm-up is, pretty much from the peninsula over to the east bay. we're really feeling a little bit more like spring out there. it was hot yesterday. the sun is coming up at 6:50 this morning. we have more son today. what does that feel like? it's supposed to feel like early april. today, there are the clouds associated with the system to the north of us. otherwise, we will see those high clouds from time to time. the system drops into northern california. that could include sonoma county , otherwise look what happens by the afternoon. the clouds began to thin out. we are left with a partly cloudy sky and temperatures in the 60's

and 70's. look at the winds as they crank up over 20 miles per hour. look at san rafael and livermore. these are wind gusts. in the later afternoon, it is still -- it's going to dial back tonight. this is a look at wednesday after that system passes by. we are in the 70's at the coast, upper 80's inland. as we rebound into thursday, this looks to be the warmest day, 90's in the south bay. we are still warm, not as warm. highs ranging from the mid-50's. we have low 70's with some high clouds in the north bay. we have upper 60's and fremont.

the forecast, we've got the wind picking up. temperatures are rebounding on tuesday. we have a very warm pattern wednesday. thursday may be some records. by friday, that hot weather moves to the east of us. it looks cooler weekend. nobody would believe anyway. liz: michael shows us new techniques to double down when biting the bullet on your budget.

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coming up, overnight developments in ukraine. russian forces launching new

strikes in a keyport city of odessa. ukrainian officials say they have regained control of the northern region. we are getting graphic new images of the destruction and death left behind. we are hearing from denzel washington as he speaks with td jakes about the events around the oscar outrage. it has sparked a cultural discussion. highlights from the game last night as duke and north carolina met for the first time in the ncaa tournament. the championship now set as march madness rolls into april. that is all ahead on gma. liz: don't let inflation ruin your appetite. michael has a tip. a player hopes to turn the business model on its head. >> from food prices at the

grocery store to eye-popping gas prices, many have had to adjust our budgets just to keep up. she lives in alameda. she no longer can afford to pay for gas and the toll to drive across the bridge to see her friends. >> it is keeping me from having to travel certain places. it >> one area where his save money -- she has saved money is lunch and dinner. she had this delivered at 50% off. >> this is just the right amount for me. i just order from them. >> it's a new delivery service based in san francisco. competitors charge restaurants commissions as well as tack on a delivery fee. >> how can we pivot that model in a way that can be more affordable? how can we get people to consider supporting local businesses of these restaurants.

>> it's a reseller of the restaurant meal. that model requires customers who order the night before for lunch. in exchange, grant harvey says they can get on average 30% off their meal. >> we have no commission fees. we talked to restaurants about pain flat rate. does that work for this meal? we offer that savings to the customer. >> for restaurants, those incentives are working. they accept lower profit margins, but the number of meals is increasing. >> we are shooting for a much higher volume at a discounted rate, the outcome will still be better. >> they have seen business grow faster with club feast than other delivery services. the earlier orders allow him to staff the kitchen more efficiently.

>> everything is preset. the day before or the morning of, it's predetermined. >> it's a model that works. >> i pay less than $10. liz: press conference from sacramento police department addressing the shooting that happened. >> i would encourage everybody who is getting updates, follow our twitter feed which is sac police. we will be putting out most of our updates on that platform as well as the future time we will have more news conferences. >> can you say if the downtown area -- is this say for people to come right now? >> right now, the area from 9th

street to 13th street, from j to l is currently shut down. it is safe in the downtown area right now. there are a lot -- is a lot of officer presence down here. outside agencies have been helping us. we would like to thank those agencies for assisting us. with that, please follow our twitter. we will be back with you guys. thank you very much. >> that's all we have for now. liz: this is about the deadly shooting that happened overnight in downtown sacramento. six people have died, nine others have been shot. we will bring you more updates on this when we get back in just a few minutes. still to come, inflation hitting

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moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning. we will start this half-hour with a look at the weather. lisa: good morning to you. starting out with a shot here from our tower camera. the skies will continue to be sunny for most of us. we will see if you high clouds. it is 47 in mountain view. a look from our roof camera, we can see how pretty it is. the sun is coming up at 6:31. it is 50 in concord. i 9:00, those high clouds will continue to slide in to the

north bay. otherwise, it's a warm up again, not as warm as yesterday. mid-60's and mid-70's by 2:00. we will stop the numbers from climbing into the upper 60's in hayward. we have low 70's in concord. we will talk about how far that front shifts to the south. we have the warm up in a few minutes. liz: back to breaking news in sacramento. police are investigating a shooting that left at least six people dead and 10 others injured early this morning. it happened at two :00 a.m. as nightclubs were closing in downtown sacramento, two blocks from the state capital. the warriors are scheduled to play at the golden one center tonight. no word if there will be changes. other videos are circulating on social media. people are running through the street as gunfire is heard.

you can see large crowds of people. there is a large police presence showing that. the chief of police spoke to the media. it >> we had officers in the area that heard shots fired. they found a very large crowd. they also found we have a number of people that were shot in the area. those officers rendered aid to our victims. they called for additional assistance as well as medical responders. the scene behind me is where this happened. we do not have a suspect in custody. where asking for help. this is an unfortunate situation. liz: another mass shooting, this

one in downtown sacramento. at least 16 people have been shot. six people have died. 10 others have been injured. we don't know their conditions. we will bring you all the updates this morning. also, the war in ukraine continues as russian troops scale back from a kyiv. ukrainian forces are taking control. >> as russian troops retreat from much of northern ukraine, the region of the capital city has been liberated. president zelenskyy said there are more ukrainian flags and areas that had been temporarily occupied. while the russians are slowly moving out across much of ukraine, many are redeploying to eastern ukraine, setting up a decisive battle ahead. military officials also say as

forces leave, they are planting landmines. entire neighborhoods are reduced to rubble. in the southeastern city, the humanitarian crisis is growing. the red cross trying to get a humanitarian convoy through on saturday. poland is struggling with the 2.4 million people who have seek -- look for shelter. seven hundred thousand school-age children are among the millions. liz: millions of ukrainians are searching for new life in neighboring countries. many families have made it to poland. a lucky few have been able to get back into the classroom. we got to meet these new kids in their class. it >>: struggling to observe 2.4 million ukrainians who made it across the border. among them were the 700,000

school-aged children. the most unfortunate are continuing their -- fortune are continuing their education. she has already traveled the difficult road. it's been the hardest thing? >> i don't know how they are talking to each other. it's difficult to understand their mind. >> he is fighting in ukraine, her peers are reluctant to talk about the war. >> she said i can't ask you about it. it is scary and it's not polite to ask. >> you like that? you don't want to talk about it? for some students, school is a welcome distraction. >> the teachers are nice.

the problems are fun. that leads left time for worrying. >> people don't hate us. . they accept them. >> the school hired a teacher's aide. she immigrated from ukraine three years ago. >> do you see a lasting impact on the kids, how this could affect them for the rest of their lives? >> she knows it's a huge trauma for the children. she hopes they forget about it. she says they need to forget. liz: inflation is at an all-time high, the highest in 40 years. any early getting to struggle to pay for essential goods. the price of groceries one up

percent in one year. -- went up 8% in one year. the national average for a gallon of gas is four dollars. president biden has tapped into the petroleum reserve. despite the increased in the cost of living, 400,000 jobs were added in march. >> there is a tight labor market. they are being more flexible. liz: unemployment is close to pre-pandemic levels. employers are offering more work from home options. colin kaepernick was back on the field. he showed off his arm in a throwing exhibition in front of nfl scouts at the university of michigan spring brame -- game. he was invited by jim harbaugh. he hopes this will provide an

opportunity. >> we want to show i can still play, can still throw it. i'm looking for an opportunity for a door to open. >> he has done workouts since he left the 49ers. he said he has what it takes to lead a team to a championship. he would be willing to do a workout for nfl teams if they are willing to give him the

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traveling this weekend. lisa: we are looking live. the sun comes up at 6:51. it's a milder start with 40's and 50's foremost. we have 60's and 70's. we will take away those upper 70's today. we have cooler weather before we crank up the heat. my forecast is next. liz: an epic comeback against the jazz, clinching a playoff spot. chris alvarez will have ♪ ♪ create a season full of curiosity.

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there 50th game of the season. they take on the sacramento kings. last night, they beat the utah jazz, clinching a playoff berth. >> did morning. at long last, tim hardaway is a

basketball hall of famer. he played six of his 13 seasons with the warriors. george karl was also part of the class. the warriors hosting the jazz on saturday. five games left in the regular season, all without staff. rudy gobert slams at home. golden state went on a big run. klay thompson catching fire. he had 30 at that point. steph loves it. klay thompson it, how about a splash. it's a four point game. just over four minutes ago, a little pump take -- fake hesitation. the 83-pointer of the night. it's a one-point game. then jordan poole gets wide open. you know it's going in. this gives the dubs the lead for

good. the chase center was rocking. the warriors win, 111-107, clinching a playoff berth. >> i know i can flip a switch like that. i knew this year would have its ups and downs. i felt like i was going to have a big night tonight. i'm happy it did. it >> you play gleam -- a game like that, he responded. that's a good memory for when you are in the playoffs in a similar situation. >> could it be coach k's last game? under 90 seconds to go. this gives duke the lead. carolyn took the lead on free throws. it's the end of the road for coach k. unc wins, 81-77.

42 years at duke is done. >> our guys played their hearts out. i am proud of them. i love my team and my staff loves them. they've been a joy for me to coach. >> the cart -- tar heels will take on the winner of this. villanova got within six points, the jayhawks hold on. wave the wheat, kansas wins. they will play in their first title game since 2012. the sharks hosting the stars. san jose scores 90 seconds into the game. then dallas scored four straight. this is his 25th of the year. a late sharks comeback falls short. that is your look at sports.

enjoy the rest of your sunday. lisa: good morning it you. you can see the clouds to the north. this is a weather system that will be affecting extreme northern california through tomorrow. our weather will be impacted with the shift in the wind. right now, mainly clear. you can see the city there. it is 48 in oakland. it is 39 in half moon bay. look here, outside our window,sr 30's. livermore is 47. 24 hour temperature change, few areas are colder. we will finish the day with wendy or conditions in the city. right now, no wind at all. the rest of us are enjoying some sun. seasonal temperatures on monday as the system passes to the

north. we will cool off today and tomorrow. that summer like warm up cue. throughout the day today, there are the high clouds. you will see a few of them. otherwise, it's a nice day if you are away from the coast. this is a look at your monday morning. clouds thickened. we could see a few sprinkles around santa rosa. then we break out into partly cloudy skies with temperatures 60's, 70's, a little breezy to start the work week. wednesday, temperatures will climb into the 70's by the coast, 80 in oakland. we have upper 80's in the south bay. you can see the average high's are in the low 60's. thursday could be the hottest day with potential records. it is still very warm at the

coast. notice very little wind. things will change by friday. the wind will increase for the coastal communities. the heat is holding on for another day inland. it's not as warm. look for temperatures in the low 70's. the sea breeze is with you, bringing numbers down. it's only in the 50's at the coast. this is where those winds will be cranking up. over into the east bay, 68 today. if you had inland, we have temperature still on the mild side with low 70's, 74 in concord. the wind is kicking up the coast, only 50's there. temperatures are beginning to

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new and existing customers get amazing value with our everyday pricing. switch today. moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. police are investigating a shooting that has left at least six people dead it. 16 people have been injured. this happened at 2:00 a.m. as nightclubs were closing in sacramento, two blocks from the state capital. if you're familiar with the area, warriors will play there tonight. no word if this will impact those plans. other videos posted on social media show people running through the street as gunfire is heard in the background.

the large police presence is there. police do not have any suspects. they are asking for the public's help. another very tragic mass shooting happening in sacramento. we are giving you updates on that on abc7news.com. let's get a check of the weather. lisa: we are cool enough today, windy at the coast and warming up midweek. liz: thank you for joining us. abc 7 news continues at 9:00. have a great day.

good morning, america. breaking overnight, sacramento shooting. at least six people killed, nine others wounded from gunfire in the city's downtown area. the large police response with ambulances returning to the scene. what we know this morning. russian retreat? ukrainian forces declaring the entire region of kyiv liberated, even as russia strikes the port city of odesa overnight. the damages and shocking images of death and destruction as russian forces make their exit from the capital area amid claims of war crimes. child refugees. the burden on the young. ripped from their homes by war, we go inside a school in poland