just completely unloads on the suv. it seemed like an entire clip. reggie: bullets flying across a bay area freeway again. one family on their way home from minigolf, seeing the shell casings flight. the father now describing a scary sunday. kumasi: your dream job awaits. just make sure you bring your jacket or five. this job posting that is calling you to the continent of antarctica. reggie: whose dream job? drew: yeah, for who? q? reggie: frosty the snowman? drew: santa? reggie: no. [laughter] drew: no. kumasi: good morning, you all. happy monday. we will tell you more about it. and how much competition you might have. reggie: not from here. drew: i know people who are not

going to apply for that job. if you want snowfall, go to tahoe. with snow falling right now. we are tracking a storm. you're waking up of a beautiful weekend, tons of sunshine, but a different story this morning. rental pressing a little bit closer, some drizzle over the county. taking you to tahoe, here is that snowfall in. a winter weather advisory in effect until 8:00 this morning. right now, 40's and 50's. look at our exploratorium camera. raindrops on the lens. here's how you date shaping up. first thing this morning, the storm is out of here by this afternoon. temperatures in the 50's and 60's. we will take a look at this rain, coming up. kumasi: the chp in oakland is investigating a freeway suiting -- shooting that left this suv riddled with bullet holes. reggie: this happened on westbound 580 near the college.

we spoke to a man who sold the whole thing unfold. >> the car that got hit had broken windows, multiple bullet holes on both doors. reporter: a witness describing this suv that they say were shot up in the westbound lanes of interstate 580, near macarthur boulevard and oakland, just before 4 p.m. on sunday. jonah friedman says he saw the whole thing with his five-year-old and seven-year-old sons in the backseat. the three were on their way back home from minigolf. he says an -- a shooter open fire on this suv from another one in >> front of them in the fast lane. >>it looked like he had to semiautomatic weapons. i was over in the fast lane. he just completely unloads, it seemed like an entire clip. i remember very clearly seeing shells hitting the ground. reporter: chp then closed the interstate and spent hours both on the highway and on the shoulder looking for evidence.

as for the injuries, scanner traffic from both the fire department and chp said this. >> we have two multiple gunshot wounds. reporter: officers won't say anything more about injuries or the extent of them. neighbors say shootings like this are becoming way too common. >> this is not a good sign. standing in my driveway, about to take off on my motorcycle, the next thing i heard, it was no more than two seconds long. it was like 15, 17 shots that rang out, scattering of bullets. >> hear about it and read about it on the scanners in the news reports. it's another thing to see on sunday afternoon. my boys are going to be ok, i think, but my of -- my older son is shaken reporter: up. reporter:at this point, there have been no arrests made in the chp has not released any kind of vehicle or suspect description. kumasi: new developments this morning with a pair of major fires in the area over the weekend. a fire at the port of phoenicia

is contained and in san jose, the investigation is already zeroing in on what might have caused a fire that apply -- that destroyed a home depot saturday night. it took cruise hours to get these fires under control. the roof collapsed and the store is considered to be a total loss. this home depot is across from oakridge mall. as for a cause, where hearing from worker who was on break when the fire the -- when the fire to started -- when the fire started. amy: it is still smoky here in the area. we now have a better view of why. take a look at this shot from sky 7. you can see there are still some hotspots burning inside this building. what used to be a home depot here in san jose. it is also still putting out a lot of smoke. fire investigators will be looking into whether to other fires that were spotted by a sheriff's department team and

helicopter are connected to this fire. they are also still searching for this cause of this huge fire that started saturday at 6:00, 6:00 p.m. this is a home depot that are in. this is located on blossom hill in san jose. investigators say all customers and employees safely escaped the flames. they are praising everyone for their great evacuation. one employee who is on his break told us about when the fire started and described the scene. >> i come back and see the smoke, and i got really worried. when i got to the parking lot, i started seeing the smoke growing. i was sticking, "where is everybody?" amy: it took about six hours for firefighters to get this huge fire under control. they are still watching, still dealing with hotspots this morning. as far as their investigation goes, they are focusing on the lumbar section of the store as a possible point of origin for the fire. they have lifted the

shelter-in-place order for nearby residents. they kept them inside until yesterday afternoon because of air quality concerns. it is still smoky here. they have determined that it is safe for them to go ahead and leave their homes. reporting live in san jose, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. reggie: now to the fire the port of phoenicia, finally contained sunday. it could still cause some economic challenges for the bay area this week. officials tells it may have an impact on bay area gas prices. this fire started yesterday -- on saturday filled -- near a cello filled with petroleum coke. it took a full day to get that under control. something like oil residue appeared on the water during the fire. the fire department says it is working with the u.s. coast guard and california department of fish and wildlife to address pollution issues. kumasi: the war in ukraine could take another concerning turn this week. we know purses are moving eastward the city of kharkiv. jobina: ukrainian president

zelenskyy is expecting a renewed expert by russian forces to control eastern ukraine. new satellite images show and eight mile long convoy of russian military equipment, including tanks and artillery, moving toward kharkiv. some neighborhoods outside the city have already faced shelling that have leveled homes and businesses. as this offensive ramps up, we have learned the kremlin has appointed a new commander with a history of brutality to lead the offensive. he has known as "the butcher of syria" for targeting civilians while commanding troops in the region. reggie: thank you. congresswoman jackie spear is the latest politician to test positive for covid. on twitter, she says she is experiencing mild cold like symptoms. she adds that she is vaccinated and double boosted. she is the 23rd long maker or biden administration official to test positive this past week the house speaker nancy pelosi is

among that group. many of these cases are believed to be linked to the gridiron dinner that happened earlier this month. a weeklong survival. he is now found. the massive rescue effort pinpointing one local park. kumasi: plus, what do puff the pasty dragging, and carrot car all have in common? we will tell you about the crazy, colorful, and creative event. the welcome return decades in the making. drew: 6:08 and we are tracking rain on your money money. by 8 a.m., light showers scattered across the region, but this quick moving storm is out of here by the afternoon. we will see sunshine and some gusty wind. we will talk about how much rain you can expect over the

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drew: look at the golden gate bridge camera right now. winchell wipers in effect. on the storm at spec scale, a liberal this morning. -- on the storm impact scale, along level this morning. -- level 1 this morning. this afternoon, it is sunny and windy. wind gusts well over 30 mph, keeping temperatures in the 50's and 60's later on today. take the umbrella with you and the sunglasses. you will need at all today. here's the winter weather advisory until 8 p.m. around tahoe, around 1.5 feet on the highest points. but see what's going on on the traffic from this morning. jobina: good morning paired we are starting with a caltrans camera with this incident within

following since 5 a.m. this morning. you can certainly see the flashing lights. this is right at lakeville road, bringing in the maps he can see the sensors and what they are picking up. all these intersections are shut down right now. this is from an earlier crash involving a big rig, or injuries have been reported. this was really importing -- impacting people this morning because west on 80 was shut down. i want to let you know that tomorrow, eastbound 80 in valeo be shut down from 11:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m.. we will wrap up here with a life look at the bay bridge. kumasi: a man missing for nearly a week in the east bay. we have the huge effort search and rescue crews to bring him home. reggie: plus, a local artist going viral on social media. how she found her inspection, still had. kumasi:

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kumasi: and east bay man is safe this morning and is all thanks to a massive five-day search and rescue effort. the 85-year-old was reported missing on tuesday. oakland police and the alameda sheriffs county office were finally able to locate him yesterday. the teams pulled out all the stops, searching with drones, dogs, and people from five different counties. he found the man alive in a canyon in the regional park and he was taken to a hospital nearby. he is now recovering. in the south bay, grand opening yesterday for the first vietnamese-american service center in the country is located on center road in san jose. it provides dental, medical, and mental health services and more to the underserved vietnamese population. plans to create the center started over a decade ago. santa clara county has the second-largest enemies community

outside of vietnam, with more than 140,000 people. the long-awaited return of a truly wacky event that makes san francisco such a special place. the silk fox derby. -- the soapbox derby. yes, so this was at claremont park yesterday. this is the first time in more than 40 years that they have had it. i had the chance to go see, which was amazing. you can see all kinds of creative creations trying to make the trek down the curvy hill of shelley drive. this is only the third soapbox derby race hosted by the san francisco museum of modern art. the last time it was held was in 1978. during the two previous races, the museum commission cars get trophies to more than 200 artists. reggie: that crowd was in norma's. wow. if you love nature and you are looking for a job that is unique, how about antarctica? the job -- counting penguins. a british charity whose mission is to educate visitors on the

seventh continent is looking for someone to work in the world's most remote post office. you will be stationed there from november to march, which are actually the summer months in antarctica. some of the job duties include managing the gift shop, the post office, and the aforementioned counting penguins. reggie: is that a real part of it? drew: first of all, a gift shop? reggie: is there light janitorial work, occasional baking needs? kumasi: whatever needs to be done. drew: gift shop. visitors. how often are visitors there? kumasi: when they come, they need to be greeted, welcomed. reggie: visitor. that is why you have so many jobs, because that is not a full-time gig. drew: you have like a mug? what do you have at the gift shop? a jacket? reggie: i would assume at some penguin plus she's. if not, they are really missing out. drew: good for the person who

gets that job. let's find them, whoever gets it. let's interview them. reggie: it must be a specific challenge. drew: imagine that resume. "i can count, i am good behind a register, i can use a mop." while, you have it all. a live look outside. your eyes are not deceiving you. we do have rain moving through this morning, as a sia. here is live doppler 7 with satellite. that storm right now is slowly sinking to the south. we are beginning to see some light rain against -- across parts of the bay area. we have winter weather advisory until 8 p.m. this evening. we have scattered, light showers this morning, less than 1/10 inch of rain. it is just creating a slick roads this morning for your monday morning commute. 40's and low 50's, for the most part. take the umbrella for this morning. also take the sunglasses,

because this afternoon will feature a lot of sunshine and windy conditions. as we go throughout the morning, you can see those light, scattered showers moving through. as we head toward lunchtime, the storm will be exiting. here is to: 30. we are expecting a lot of sunshine, but also windy conditions. winds are gusting well over 30 mph at times. it is bright, but windy this afternoon. after morning showers, temperatures in the 50's to low 60's, slightly below average for this time of year. overnight tonight, dry, plenty of stars, chili as well. 30's and 40's as we get to tuesday. morning showers to a bright and windy afternoon today. another chance of showers wednesday night to thursday, a level 1 on the storm impacts go. holiday week and looking dry and bright, temperatures in the 60's. reggie: thank you, is it -- thank you, drew. now, let's bring in ginger. it is good heavy back from vacation. ginger: it's great. i have a little shoulder shimmy for you.

or a chill. i'm not sure which. but a shoulder shimmy. coming up on "gma" we are going to start over in ukraine. they are for a major assault from russians in the east. thousands are looking to flee. we are there live. also concerned about the growing number of covid cases after that washington, d.c. outbreak. the white house coordinator will discuss it with us live. the top three things you need to know before next week's tax deadline, including if you might be eligible for a possible $1400 stimulus payment. and the funny girl herself. five in times square, beanie faustino talking about living her dream on broadway. reggie: don't rain on my parade. ginger: 58 years. reggie: that's one of the hardest songs to sing. i don't envy anyone who is taking that on. ginger: i'm not doing it, no

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drew: 6:23 a.m., and we are tracking a level 1 storm on the impact skill this morning. light showers, pressing in just a little closer. light rain falling across the city right now, even some light showers and parts of the east bay. snow falling around tahoe. exiucara.slyre vie o erth srmxits by nc the afternoon, a ton of sunshine out there, but rather windy. we are tracking gusts over 30 mph to finish out your monday. kumasi: sunday streets sf is back after two years hiatus during the pandemic. ♪

kumasi: yes. yesterday, the event was in the san francisco tenderloin district. it included activities for kids, music, and lots of food. this will be held in six historic neighborhoods throughout the city from april through september. reggie: for the first time in three years, the gold state where are heading back to the playoffs. they will begin their quest for an nba title this saturday. you can watch it right here on abc 7. klay thompson was the start of the show last night, scoring 41 points and securing a win as the team's final regular-season game. it was his first 40 point game since january 2019. after a long recovery from two devastating leg injuries. >> is a challenge. i never had to do it before, so to do it twice, it is inspiring

for myself and i'm still just scratching the surface. reggie: the three seed in the playoffs, they face the sixth seed in the playoff rounds. that is at 5:30 right here on abc 7, immediately followed by "after the game." kumasi: still on the 49ers roscoe -- roster, despite many thinking he would be traded, but it means a lot is piling up for a local artist, who promised to draw a picture of him every day until he got traded. her drawings are getting even more interested. >> what do you like about jimmy? is it his play, his looks? what is it? >> it was initially his looks. but i don't know, i think he looks like a pretty fun guy. i don't know, i liked him.

kumasi: she says she was first made aware of him by her boyfriend, who is a fan of the team. after watching a few games, she is a fan, too. you can follow her work on instagram. reggie: she said it was simple. kumasi: simple. reggie: next at 6:30, it is not a pop star appearance or videogame release. why bread is causing a craze in south korea. kumasi: plus, the top story or filing that you're finding on abc 7. elon musk is turning down the twitter board. reggie: the makeover coming next year that could drastically reduce your morning commute. a live look outside. a

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kumasi: now at 6:30, a pair of bay area fires friend center this weekend. flames burning for hours on end, including inside a san jose home depot. reggie: sky 7 live with this birds eye view. you are seeing firefighters still dealing with some hotspots. wow, you can really see the damage now. we are live on the ground with the possible clues into a cause. kumasi: plus, a families trip home from minigolf forcing bullets fly on a bay area freeway. their first-hand account coming as president biden prepares for a major announcement on gun violence later today. reggie: waking up to rain on the way. light showers moving in and drew is tracking the timeline for the day ahead. kumasi: good morning, everybody. it is monday, april 11. reggie: we will start with the weather. how long does it last? drew: the winds pick up, the sun returns this afternoon, but this morning, we are tracking rain in the forecast. live doppler 7 showing showers along the coast. they will press a lube it

closer. rain falling over the city, parts of the bay bridge, and some light showers in the east bay as well. on a storm impact skill, it is a level 1 this morning. the biggest issue is certainly slick roadways as the morning commute is underway. here's a look at the golden gate bridge right now. light showers this morning, then this afternoon, the sun comes out but the winds pick up. we are talking gusts well over 30 mph. we will show you those hour-by-hour and time the exit of this rain, coming up in about nine minutes. reggie: thank you. the developing news and san jose, the cause of this huge fire destroying this home depot is still under investigation this money. it is so hot, you can actually see it from outer space. this home depot is on blossom hill road, close to santa teresa boulevard. amy hollyfield is live with all the questions about how this started. amy: when we first arrived here, we immediately noticed it was still very smoky in the area.

now, we have a vantage point and can see why. look at this view from sky 7. there are still hotspots smoldering in there. even though this fire started saturday night, there are still some flames in there. that is throwing off smoke in the area. firefighters are still here on the scene more than 36 hours after this fire started. investigators are still searching for the cause of the fire. they are focusing on whether it started in the lumbar section of the store. they are also looking into whether two fires that burned nearby are connected to this one. a sheriff's department team in a helicopter spotted two other fires in the area and called them in. another issue they are getting questions about is whether the store sprinkler system was working and if it kicked on during the fire. >> i don't have any indication that this burglar's in this building did not function, but that will certainly be addressed as part of the investigation. amy: this home depot on blossom hill road in san jose went up in

flames at 6:00 saturday night and it took firefighters until about midnight before they declared it under control. still, watching it this morning. everyone got out safely. here is that you again from skyview seven, just a shady and already this scene. firefighters were very impressed and so relieved that all customers and employees safely escape this one. now, they just have to get in there and find out the fire's cause. as you can see from that view, it is difficult to get in there with fire stop popping up in spots here at this scene. reporting live in san jose, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. reggie: developing news in solano county, where a fire wrote out a part of any ship. it could have an effect on bay area gas prices. the fire started near a silo of petroleum coke, which is a byproduct of refining fuel. it took nearly 24 hours to get it under control. the dock is used primarily to

offload imported cars from asia. it is also used by the valero venetia refinery. >> if the port is out of commission and there is a challenge to bringing in crude to that refinery, it will absolutely have an impact. valero certainly supplies a lot of california's gas and if they are impacted in being able to process crude, that we a challenge for this region. reggie: there were shared drone footage over the fire, showing oily residue over the water. the fire department says it is working with u.s. coast guard and california department of fish and wildlife to do -- to address pollution issues. kumasi: the chp is investigating yet another shooting on a bay area freeway. witnesses are saying gunshots rang out on westbound interstate 580 near mills college. abc 7 news reporter gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom with those who saw the whole thing. gloria: one witness says he saw the whole thing while his young sons were in the backseat. he says they were on their way

home from minigolf when a shooter open fire on an suv from the backseat of another suv. meanwhile, chp has not released any suspect or vehicle descriptions and no arrests have been made yet. a witness says that an suv was shot up and the westbound lanes of interstate 580 near macarthur boulevard in oakland, just before 4 p.m. on sunday. broken windows and bullet holes. chp closing the interstate and spending hours gathering evidence. officers are not saying more about possible injuries, but scanner traffic says there were two with multiple gunshot wounds. witnesses describe what they saw. >> it looked like he had what looked like semiautomatic weapons in his hand and he just unloaded from the fast lane. he just completely unloads, it seemed like an entire clip. i remember very clearly seeing shells hitting the ground. >> standing in my driveway, just about to take off on my motorcycle, and the next thing i

know, i heard no more than two seconds long. it was about 17, 15 shots that rang out. just a scattering of bullets. gloria: traffic was diverted during the investigation. this morning, we'll working to learn more about what happened and who police are looking for, so we will keep you updated on that. reggie: thank you, gloria. happening today, new cracked on ghost guns by the federal government. jobina, the regulation is the first we've seen in 50 years. jobina: the definition of firearm would be expanded to include unfinished gun parts. it would essentially ban the sales of the kits used to build ghost guns, which don't have serial numbers. president biden is set to make this announcement in the rose garden later today. ghost guns have become a growing problem for law enforcement agencies trying to solve crimes. in philadelphia, police seized 571 ghost guns last year, compared to just 13 and 2018. in santa clara county, 293 ghost

guns were recovered last year, compared to four in 2015. president biden promised action on gun violence in his state of the union address. this latest move comes after 10 states, including california, recently announced their own plans to ban or restrict ghost guns. kumasi: thank you. elon musk will not be joining twitter's board after all. the twitter ceo made that announcement last night, saying that elana made that decision saturday morning, justus's appointment to the board was set to become official. he will keep his 9% stake in the company. just hours before, he announced another idea to shake things up here he posted a poll on his twitter page to ask if san francisco headquarters should be converted to a homeless shelter. nearly 2 million people voted on this. nearly 91% said yes. reggie: focus on economy is abc 7's commitment to build a better bay area.

87% occupancy in march. that is the highest we have seen since the pandemic. pre-pandemic, san francisco a second to new york in terms of hotel occupancy. now, it is ranked last out of the nation's top 25 markets. almost 50% of the people working in hotels have not been asked to return to their jobs full-time. reggie: -- kumasi: to rush-hour on bay bridges. as you can see, the bay bridge toll plaza. those skinny toll lanes, they will soon be a thing of the past. it is a major change coming to the commute. jobina: there is. [indiscernible] that's according to the san francisco chronicle. the report says the toll authority also once to narrow

the multilane clauses, improving safety and reducing the number of merges for drivers. those are some of the reasons behind this plan. the work to begin renovations and take out the tollbooths was approved in 2018. they are expected to start that work next year, toward the end of next year. the conversion of all seven bridges will cost about $77 million. reggie: thank you. police chase confusing. the runaway vehicle so strange that officers didn't really know how to react. ♪ kumasi: plus, it is national pet day. if you are looking to find your perfect match, we have suggestions. don't forget, you can watch us for a whole extra hour now. abc 7 at 7:00 is available on the bay area streaming app. you can download it now. drew: 6:38 a.m. and is a rainy

morning out there. here is a live look from our exploratory in camera, showing gray skies and rain. tracking a level one light storm on the storm impact scale. we have some shower impacts over the city, along the coastline, even some light showers across parts of the east bay and south bay this morning. the biggest issue we have this morning are slick roadways, as the monday morning commute is underway. five doppler seven showing you snow falling in the sierra. chang controls on 80 right now. you can see slick conditions where the storm is moving through. let's go hour-by-hour. that rain slowly move south wrote the morning. as we had to the afternoon, we will finish the day with a lot of sunshine, but windy conditions. rainfall estimates today are less than 1/10 of an inch for most areas, or we have light rain moving through. morning showers giving way to afternoon sunshine and gusty winds later on today. 50's and 60's for your highs. is that winter weather advisory until 8 p.m. today. a maybe 1 feetthat is the weat.

we are beginning with something we've been pollen all morning. this is showing eastbound 37 right at lakeville highway. we are going to bring it for you here so you can see that purple line. all la stella lanes of 37 applicable highway are still shut down this morning. that has been the case since about 5 a.m., due to a crash involving a big rig. also, some injuries there. they bridge toll plaza packed right now. the lights came on at 5:43. at spring and those drive times 40. antioch is going to be 37 minutes. highway four to the maze is 24 minutes. again, just wrapping up with

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now down to just two candidates. one of them is known for ties to vladimir putin. jobina: yes. the two presidents are now fighting for the french presidency in a runoff. we saw mccrone heading out to cast his ballot over the weekend. in the first round of voting, 12 candidates were in the running, with almost 49 million eligible voters looking to cast a ballot. mccrone won the first round of voting. maria le pen only behind by about 3.4%. she is a stark contrast. she is anti-nato and probe putin. president mccrone is expected to hold a number of tv appearances before the scheduled election, which is scheduled for april 24. reggie: new this morning, we are hearing from queen elizabeth and she is talking about her health after testing positive for covid-19. she is calling the experience "frightening." >> and just leaves you feeling

tired and exhausted, this horrible pandemic. it obviously was a very frightening experience, to have covid very badly, wasn't it? kumasi: the queen, who turns 96 years old this month, had covid in february, but continued to carry out light duties. palace described her condition then as " mild, cold like symptoms." queen elizabeth spoke about her expense while virtually attending the opening of a hospital opening. reggie: the tex process can be over woman. this money, experts are open -- offering some tips to get started first, invest a little bit of time with the pre-work, starting with your personal info. >> like your social security numbers for every family number, dependents, themselves, a dropping -- a copy of drivers license's, bank account numbers,

make sure all the information is pray. reggie: if you make $73,000 or less per year, you can file for free online at the irs tax website. if you make $54,000 or less, you could center. airlines adding staff and cutting flights ahead of the busy season to help smooth things out. an increase in demand and labor shortages are the main reason for changes the summer. carriers are taking the lessons of last summer seriously. many airlines were unable to recover quickly from things like cancellations and delays, with lighter staffing in place. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange, as try to get underway this morning, there it is. we are down about 83 points. kumasi: it might be a sign that families are ready to return to the movie theater. "sonic the hedgehog 2" sort to

the top of the weekend box office. >> oh, lord, there are two of them now. kumasi: the movie had $71 million for the opening weekend and broke the record for a videogame movie. it also knocked "morbius" second place. >> from golden retriever to goldfish, there is a pet out there for everyone. >> rt and i are in court and aided outfits just for you, michael, and this high holy holiday, national pet day. the most important day of the year. >> celebrity dog trainer michael hill have -- has helped place numerous pups into their forever homes. finding the perfect pooch, he says, is a lot like dating. >> first of all, compatibility. similar interests, temperament,

personality, and also natural chemistry. >> if you are looking to enter the dog dating pool, the thing to consider is the dog size. >> the size of the dog, you might love a great dane, but if you cannot physically hold onto them or pick them up, that could be a problem. >> then, there is activity level. the labrador retriever is the second -- is very different from the second most popular, the french bulldog, which is more prone to health issues. >> a someone who knows exactly they're looking for and what they're getting into. >> debris needs to do what they were naturally intended to do. >> it is going to affect how the dog learns and that interacts with their environment. >> then, there is the dog's age. >> the prospective home, a woman in her 70's, retired, living by herself. >> michael finding gail not a

puppy, but a four-year-old pointer named lola. >> they are each other's worlds now. reggie: you know we love our dogs. drew: we sure do. kumasi: i love your dogs. drew: do you want a dog? kumasi: i don't know. reggie: you would be a good dog anti-. kumasi: i think i would like to watch a dog for the weekend. reggie: oh gosh magic words. that is something i will not forget. drew: do you believe him? reggie: i don't care if i believe him or not, it is out there now and we are going to do it. drew: this is great. kumasi: i need to meet your dog, though. drew: you do. you need to see about the connection. he is great. reggie: check the bio. drew: i think he will of course

like you. gotta like her. let's show you this great view outside. you're waking up in thinking the weekend was bright and beautiful. not today. making your monday just a little bit sweeter as you track some rain out there. overcast skies, here is the bay bridge. we have rain falling across the western spans. here is a live look of live doppler 7. dropping in a northern california, we have rain here right now in some spots. on a storm impacts go, it is a level morning. here's the biggest concern. slick roadways. it turns breezy, if not downright windy later today. numbers essentially on either side of 50 degrees this morning. here is that rain moving through. as we had drawn the morning, by a: 30 or 9:00, we find that rain essentially in the east bay, south bay, and along the peninsula. into the afternoon, it is like a different day out there. the sun is out in full effect,

but the wind will pick up. future trak showing you the winds ugly gusting well over 30 mph at times. temperatures below average in the 50's to low 60's. overnight tonight, we will have clear skies and chilly temperatures. 30's and our cool spots, low 40's around the bay shoreline. here is the accuweather 7 a forecast. take the role with you this morning, than the sunglasses for the afternoon. morning showers, bright afternoon, but also windy. another chance of rain coming wednesday night into thursday. holiday weekend is shaping up to be nice. passover on friday, good friday, and easter sunday. kumasi: shocking video out of florida is prompting an investigation by police. a ride operator at a county fair got pinned in a ride. officials are blaming " bad timing." before you watch this, we do want to warn you that you may find it pretty disturbing. the whole thing abend friday

night in clay county, which is just outside jacksonville. officials say the operator tried to grab a guest's hat that had fallen. oh my gosh. wow. they are insisting that this ride did not malfunction. oh my goodness. the man was freed after about 15 minutes. he is expected to be ok. i read about this. he said that he thought he was going to die. reggie: oh my goodness. i'm glad he is ok. that is hard. >> i don't know what it is. reggie: in new york city, allowed exposure and sent these people running in times square yesterday. power company says the blessed came from a nearby manhole. you can see the smoke coming from two other manholes. firefighters discovered elevated levels of carbon monoxide in the area. the exact cause of the explosion? a failed cable. no injuries reported.

how often do you wash your dog's food bowl? a new study shows that cleaning your dog's food bowl is import for your own health. not many know about fda dog food handling guidelines. many stored there dog food within five feet of human food. 34% of people wash their hands after feeding their dog. almost the same percentage of people prepped their dog's food on surfaces intended for people. recent incidents of e. coli and other illnesses have been linked to contaminated dog food. reggie: this is a heads up for parents because baby formula is in short supply. nearly 30% of popular brands are sold out because of a recent recall and some supply chain issues. u.s. retailers are forced to ration supplies. in some stores are even limiting the number of formula products per transaction. manufacturers are ramping up production, but it will take weeks to catch up.

i love the story. a family ownedbring 100 years in business. community members honoring the store's legacy and resilience. the grocery store opened up one century ago by two brothers from greece. they later passed on the business. for the past 50 years, one of their sons has been running it. >> we have been working away for 50 years. it is a great neighborhood we live in. we have always been lucky. we are always able to employ a lot of young people. reggie: it is 100 years the store has survived multiple crises, from the great depression to the cupboard pandemic. they say the secret to success is having fresh merchandise, great employees, and keeping lots of candy bars on the shelves. reggie: this morning, a new pokémon craze is sweeping across north korea. this morning, fans are rushing to stores to get a hold of pokémon bread.

it is a snack that comes with collectible pokémon stickers. there are only 100 packages in stock every day, so most people walk away empty-handed. a bizarre steen -- a bizarre scene of san francisco police pulling over a driverless vehicle. watceothey truis veclokt that.kes off. we say slowly, but i don't think that a slowly. to me, that is going at a pretty quick speed. they say the vehicle yielded to a nearby safe location for a traffic stop. a traffic citation was not issued to the company. kumasi: that is so san francisco. reggie: that is what i am not ready for. kumasi: you are not? reggie: i'm not. kumasi: which part? reggie: this car.

it gets pulled over and then just decides to speed up and go across the center section. kumasi: it waited until the light turned. and then it went over to the side. reggie: a half. -- yes. i'm just not ready. i just don't know. kumasi: reggie: wow. happy monday, friends. reggie: thank you. coming up next, the seven things you need to know today. as we had to break, a live look outside. it is kind of gloomy, i am sorry to say. but we do need the rain. kumasi: the weekend was so beautiful. reggie: if it ha

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and we are seeing some flames and hotspots. some smoke this morning. the cause of this fire is still under vest issue. reggie: number two, chp invest getting another freeway shooting. this happened in oakland on highway 580 near mills college yesterday. it is believed to people were hurt and no arrests have been made. kumasi: satellite images show a huge convoy of russian military vehicles in ukraine. military experts believe that russia is preparing to mount a elon musk has changed his mind he will not join the board of twitter after all. the twitter ceo made that announcement yesterday, saying the company will " remain open to his input." drew: tracking rain this morning. morning showers giving way to afternoon sunshine. here is a live look at our wet export-oriented camera. we dry out this afternoon. it is sunny, but windy. wind gusts over 30 mph. jobina: number six, a live picture showing east on 37 just powers -- just test like the

road. you can seal his headlights that is the westbound traffic. the westbound lanes of 37 are still shut down from an earlier sigler here. kumasi: number seven. this is an interesting rub opportunity in antarctica. a british charity is looking for someone total man the world's most remote post office. your job would be to man the shop, gift shop, the post office itself, and also counting penguins. reggie: [laughter] drew: what a job. reggie: my former friend did this. she quit the news business and decided to become a nurse in antarctica. i found this out because she was in a documentary. i'm in the theater watching it and was like, oh, that is kerry. kumasi: is she still there? reggie: i don't think so. she was always a lot more adventurous to be. it looked terrible. drew: no thank you. kumasi: it looks like something you would go to do and then come back. i really want to go visit.

reggie: now. drew: i'm good. reggie: good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. as we start a new week, ukraine is bracing for a major new offensive by russian forces. battle lines shifting. russian forces mass in the east as new satellite images show an eight-mile-long military convoy on the move. president zelenskyy saying his country will be ready, while thousands of civilians flee the region after that attack on a train station that killed dozens, and vladimir putin puts a new commander in charge of his brutal campaign. high-stakes presidential election. french president emmanuel macron heading into a run-off. what we know about his opponent, the far-right leader known for her close ties to vladimir putin. growing concerns as more lawmakers and officials test positive. some with close ties to president biden.