>> happy easter to all of you who celebrate. it will be some nice mother today as well. >> 23 degrees colder today. it is freezing at 32 degrees. cloud cover to the north of us. 43. 39 and castro valley. 42 and most got. th tperarehae i there is some moon shine for you.

a partly cloudy start with the sun coming up in another 30 minute. numbers from the upper 50's, bayside to the mid 60's. liz: to be of people have died after 11 people were shot in a home in pittsburgh. it happened at an airbnb rental property where there was a large party going on. people receive running away from the home and others were injured while jumping out of windows to escape the gunfire. there is no information on any suspects at this time. meantime, police have arrested one person in connection to the shooting at a south carolina shopping mall. it was a terrifying scene. it left more than a dozen people her. here is christine sloan with more. reporter: police have made an arrest after a shootsog utthey o

identify two other people on the scene with guns right before the shooting. >> there were multiple shots fired. >> police responding to shots fired saturday afternoon. officers blocking access to the mall as they went in with long guns. this video taken from inside the mall shows the chaotic scene. >> we saw light on the full -- on the floor. we saw people with bandages on them. i saw multiple people with gunshot wounds. my children, they are home and i am here in the middle of a shootout. reporter: officials set up a center not far from the mall, where they could find each

other. they do not believe the shooting was random. wesley believed that the liz: police are looking for a motive behind deadly shootings. one of the men, a 26-year-old from oakland died at the scene. the other identified man died at a hospital. authorities are trying to determine whether the shootings could be large -- linked to a large party. in livermore, police are investigating after a 15-year-old girl was found dead. the girl appeared to have a gunshot wound.

police say the case is being investigated as a homicide. they do have a person of interest. strikes are set to start april 25. we are tracking the story and have the details. reporter: 5000 nurses across stanford health care is that they are going on strike, starting april 25. among other things, she and her colleagues are asking for increased wages and higher staffing numbers. >> you are world renowned institutions and you need to be able to make our work environment such that people want to come here and people feel supported that they are here. reporter: a statement was released regarding the nurses' decision. while we respect our nurses

work, we are disappointed the union has chosen to strike. yeah proud of our nurses and have recommended highly competitive terms. in response to the strike, stanford also announced it would suspend some benefits for those choosing to participate. we have notified the union that nurses who choose to strike will not be paid for any shifts that they miss. employer paid health benefits will cease on may 1 for nurses to go out on strike and remain through the end of the month in which the strike begins. it has infuriated the nurse the union. a petition has gained more than 15,000 signatures. >> i do not know if they were using it as a tactic to scare nurses, saying, you walk out and

these are the repercussions, but it didn't. it backfired. nurses are more angry than ever before. >> for now, a strike is all but inevitable. ♪ liz: pope francis celebrated mass at st. peter's square. they were there for the first mass for a large crowd since the pandemic started. what is supposed to be pushy entities most joyful day, there was an anguished plea in this senseless war with ukraine. he cited the troubling risk of nuclear warfare. in preparation to get ready, perforations -- preparations were underway for the easter service.

tara campbell has more on the extra significance this year. reporter: a towering testament to tradition. the christ -- the cross lighting up the sky for the 99th year. nobody knows the history of it quite like jackie. she has championed this site for decades and has even written a book. the more than 300 foot tall cross being lit the night before easter, helping to guide those gathering for sunrise service, hosted by the regional chapter. >> i think this is amazing that this has been going on since 1923 and that people have been hiking up here before dawn. as many as 50,000 people in 1934. reporter: it's atop the tongue -- thomas peake in san francisco. it will be the first sunrise

service since the start of the pandemic. questec did not happen for two years, and we cannot take it or granted any more. reporter: she says the cross represents hope. >> this year, they will have a minister from the ukrainian church because of what is going on there. it was lit up in blue years ago to honor essential workers. reporter: excited that people will be gathering again this year. >> we have theatrical type lighting and we lighted up. >> it means so much to 70 people. what does it mean to you? >> it means that they did a good job. it makes people happy. reporter: that is exactly it. this monument offers a moment of peace. west there are 70 challenges that we face, all the time between covid, wars and

politics. this is something innately rejuvenating. we need that kind of spiritual uplift. reporter: tara campbell, abc7news. liz: for those who want to attend, the service starts at 6:30 this morning. we have another option, if you are looking to attend an easter service today. you can celebrate with abc 7. we will carry glide's easter service on our 24/7 streaming channel. after two years apart, many families are counting their blessings this weekend, in person. people gathered to commemorate the second night of passover on saturday. the holiday commemorates the departure from ancient egypt.

passover has taken place of resume the last couple of years because of covid, but this year, it is an in person reunion. >> they were bound in egypt for hundreds of years and said, it is impossible to escape and god said -- showed them the way. he given the power to break out of boundaries. that is what life is all about. liz: the torah instructs people to eat matzoh on the night before passover. all the candy and chocolate will be a fun day ahead for a lot of people. >> look at how pretty it is outside. it is nine degrees colder than yesterday and highs today only in the 50's here. that sea breeze is at work, but we will see more rain return. we have some sunshine and between. liz: a well deserved retirement

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ceremony. we have a look at her legacy. >> thank you for your unwavering resolve and your service to this great nation. >> a special retirement ceremony. >> people need heroes. i think it is important. reporter: helping to launch the natural historical park, sharing stories from that era, the struggles of black women and men. she went on to marry and raise a family near oakland, california. >> i could have been working in

agriculture, or i could have been a domestic servant. working and a jim crow union hall was a step up. reporter: paying tribute to the trail blazer, they named a school after her. as she celebrates another milestone, she leaves us with an important reminder. >> it is so important that we go back and revisit history. we need to measure how far we have come. liz: monday will be the anniversary of the 1906 san francisco earthquake and fire. the city is wanting its residents to be prepared. >> you had to shout and say this

is iraqi -- rescue team. if you can hear my voice, walk to me. liz: they held this exercise, ready to confront a disaster. this is critical for them to handle a quake, fire or other disaster. >> they can lead other volunteers or neighbors. they have a direct connection to give us information that we need after the disaster and they practice their skills so they can be ready to save lives. liz: there is always a need for volunteers. commemorating the anniversary of the earthquake. there will be a ceremony on market street. it served as a meeting spot for loved ones after the quake. a moment of silence is observed

to remember those who lost and lives. it is followed by 30 seconds of fire engines iron, the exact moment that the earthquake hit. lisa is tracking the forecast for us on this easter sunday. lisa: it looks nice, but it is very cold out there. it is a genetic change. the 20 four hour temperature change may raise you up abruptly -- wake you up abruptly. high-pressure sits offshore and the storm track, you will notice it is to the north of us. we have a system as soon as tomorrow night. the sun is coming up and 6:31. we have some fog out there. 47 in oakland. san jose, 43. 41 in half moon bay.

today will certainly be milder. even smile people see temperatures coming up a little bit. before, coming up to degrees. upper 30's in livermore. there is a look at how cold it is. 21 degrees colder in napa. nice vantage point here. chilly this morning and sunny for the day. if you are enjoying passover or easter, the rain returning late tomorrow, but it should allow for slick roadways for everyone. a level 1 system and then a stronger system wednesday into thursday. it could set us up for more rain than we normally see in the month of april, which is anywhere from 1.2 inches to 1.85. we do get rain in april.

it looks like we will be making up for that this week. there is the rain, not making it five south until after midnight. as we look at this on monday, it are.this stronger system is g to linger. the storm track lifting to the north. if we add up the precipitation, it is looking significant. we will add on what we expect to see wednesday, thursday, even friday timeframe. it puts us near an inch of rain or better. looking at highs today from the mid to upper 50's with easy winds. 64 in fremont.

temperatures in and around average today. tomorrow, looking at highs little milder. that level 1 system monday night into tuesday, wednesday and thursday, we are looking not only for the rain, but gusty winds. feeling like winter briefly before we say hello to much warmer. liz: a lively evening helped to raise money for an organization that calls itself the safety net of the safety net. the 35th anniversary show of hope gala brought out an enthusiastic crowd of supporters. the morning anchor emceed the fundraising. they provide critical medical care at their location, focusing on the lgbtq immunity and people of color. >> we have people tonight who are part of that early fight.

pioneers, blazing a bright trail in the service of the most underserved in our communities. liz: the center had unwavering support from our abc7news family, who probably made up the full house of generous supporters. just ahead, open air markets are being seen in the mission district. we talked to a frustrated we talked to a frustrated resident about what he is with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? with clearer skin and less itch. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe.

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liz: we are getting a first look. what happens after all these car break-ins? we have the story you will see only on seven. reporter: i was broke -- i was

investigating break-ins. broken glass is such a common site, so are criminals breaking into cars, even with people inside them. remember this heist last year and this violent robbery of a canadian crew two weeks ago? now we had seeing the next step in the criminal surprise, and open air market for stolen goods . often when kids are playing soccer just feet away. >> that is where i live. reporter: he has been documenting the trade of stolen goods for years now and he wants it to stop. >> air exchanging electronics -- they are exchanging electronics, usually. they are getting passed back and

forth out of these cars. reporter: a car pulls up, some negotiation and several laptops appearing. he hands money to a driver. another guy takes the laptops away and another carpools up. another laptop, all in about five minutes. it happens all the time. >> any i spend time watching -- usually every day. >> it looked like passports or something. what? yeah. they are throwing it away. >> his car had been broken into about an hour before i saw them drop it into the trash cans. >> within an hour of the break-in, they are here and selling it.

reporter: he watched a briefcase be sold on the street and then recovered plane tickets and vaccination cards, returning them to a man from mexico. thieves had broken into his car. >> this is just a photo, but it is one of my favorite. they are clearly doing something to try to hide their tracks. quite he just starts dropping it. he cannot carry it all. reporter: he wants this to stop. he vote in email last september and received a call from an investigator, then nothing for months. >> did you see any crackdown or the police did anything that you could see? >> know. nothing that i am aware of.

given how blatant and brazen it is, it is alarming that it would take this long to do something about it. reporter: i started asking questions. hillary is supervisor for the district. this resident has seen the open air market for stone goods. she has a plan that would stop the fencing operation and the street vendors, who sometimes sell items from grocery store and convenience stores. quest if they do not have a permit, we can confiscate the goods and say, you cannot sell it. reporter: they did not consult the policeman coming up with the new law. quest for the people -- police involved in the process? >> no, they were not. we want them focusing on the

bigger issues. this is so widespread and it does not need them. >> me being a police officer, i would have jumped all over that. reporter: it has been seven months since the lead came in and they are still working the case. >> they way they worked it out with license plates and descriptions, that gives us a lot of investigative leads that we can follow up on. reporter: the criminals know that there are no high-speed pursuits allowed for this type of crime. liz: still to come, people on the move this weekend as they start to make their journey back home after the easter holiday.

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cool and breezy at the coast. only in the 50's and then the clouds gather tomorrow. a more significant system towards the end of the week. i will detail that for you, coming up. liz: keeping a close watch on subvariants. national case counts keep ticking upwards. they are up 10% and 31 states. gatherings and events are resuming. people are being urged to take precautions, given the uptake in the number of people getting sick. >> we know how to gather together safely no. get a test. liz: boston is preparing for the big marathon. the first time it has been held since the pandemic hit. they are urging runners to stay out of the race, if they feel

unwell or test positive. a live look at the san francisco international airport right now. there is a plane taxiing right now. easter, passover and ramadan are bringing families together from cross the country. for many, it is the first time in two years that these gatherings have taken place. >> we have enough of an option to serve the customers in the airport. liz: domestic airfare is up. gas prices are also high, up $.80 a gallon across the country. an emergency statement was issued, calling for ukrainian forces to lay down their arms and stop fighting. reporter: russia says it is now

in control of mary opal -- marioupal. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says ukrainian forces are indeed blocked and while there is still fighting, the situation is critical. if russia controls the city, it would open a land bridge. u.s. officials say they are preparing a new offensive in the coming days. russia continues hitting targets across ukraine, including this oil refinery in the east. an explosion believed to because by a missile left at least one person died, another 18 wounded. elina and her daughters were caught in the explosion. shrapnel is flying and cracking,

she says. some women, god bless her, covered me with her body. russian forces have withdrawn from the region surrounding the capital. >> there is the threat of russians trying to come back to seize our capital. russians have shown that they are willing to use anything and everything to subjugate our country. reporter: thousands of ukrainians are returning home. >> it is our nation, our businesses, our lives. we are ukrainians. liz: still, have you ever wondered how you are personally conceiving to climate change? how you can track your own carbon footprint and make changes to limit it. the sun is coming up. a beautiful, clear morning on this easter sunday.

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liz: a gorgeous live look as the sun comes up. 6:38 is the time right now. any of us are facing a monday deadline to file our taxes. it is something that we all have to do. it is a time where cyber criminals target people to steal passwords and other confidential information. what the thieves are after and what we can do to protect ourselves. reporter: cyber criminals are stepping up to take advantage. they will send out emails appearing to be from the irs, seeking personal data, passwords or a pen.

this is prime time for thieves to pray on people. >> air sending you emails and targeting new -- they are sending you emails and targeting you. they will be focused on sending you emails to try to trick you into giving up information. they will try to trick you saying, i will give you your money back faster if you give me your information. reporter: once you give up the information, there is no easy fit. numbers are texted to you before you can log in, usually. russia may be stepping up attacks on citizens over stations the war in ukraine -- over the war in ukraine.

>> they are moving it to try to infer -- attacked infrastructure and other industrial based companies. >> the best line of defense is to slow down before heading over sensitive information. >> and email that you see like that is probably a scan, and you should not click on it. liz: dozens of people have reported getting sick after eating lucky charms cereal. now the fda is investigating. there have been complaints from americans who have fallen ill after consuming the breakfast cereal. people have complained about nausea, diarrhea and vomiting. they say that their own internal investigation has found no evidence of people getting sick after eating lucky charms. not so lucky, lisa, for those

people. lisa: it is 39 degrees at about 2300 feet. looking at a north wind. a colder start today and a mild finish. a little bit more sunshine. i will have my forecast, next. liz: beautiful basketball. steph curry makes his return as the warriors cruised past the nuggets and gain one. chris alvarez will have the highlights and postgame reaction. reaction. did you know that renovating your kitchen and bathroom is one of the best ways to increase the value of your home? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations america's kitchen and bathroom renovators thanks mike! we make kitchen and bathroom renovations easy for everyone. we quote and design each project and help customers select all finishes without having to leave their home! wow! agm are the only kitchen and bathroom renovations specialists i recommend.

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against the toronto blue jays. first pitch is at 10:37. they will try to sweep the guardians. it starts at 10:40 at progressive field. they will practice later today ahead of game two against the nuggets. a 1-0 lead against denver. here are the highlights in sports. >> the warriors back since 2019. it was the inaugural playoff game. it felt just like the old days with a new star making his debut. they have jordan poole. he was just getting heated up. shooting was not really there. klay thompson back and forth. with authority.

jordan poole drives and this is crazy. the foul. i do not know how he got this to go, but he did. the first half was winding down and steph curry got involved. of 11 at the break. ec cannon and the family looking on from a distance and he was absolutely feeling it. he finished with 30. >> we have been through a lot this season, in terms of figuring out what the rotations would look like. to have them back out there on the floor was fun. it was a great start. the entire experience, as we continue through this.

chris i wish i made couple marchant. i'm just grateful to put this josie on and get a win, and have fun. it was fun out there. because this was the first time, maybe i'll year that we had this group altogether. you could see it. it looked like the warriors. we took care of the ball, we attacked, and we defended well. it was a great game. we have to come back monday and do it again. >> the crowd is getting bigger and vigor. in the eighth, we are tied. brandon scores the run. going for the sweep later today. how about the a's in toronto? receiving a golden glove award

from last year. christian, his first run of the year. sharks and sties, the former captain now with dallas. he tips it in, 1-0. michael raffle will put it in. that is your look at sports. enjoy the rest of your sunday. liz: let's get a check of the easter forecast. lisa: we are looking at that son setting at 747 band. -- 7:47. a gorgeous looking start from emeryville. we can see a little bit of fog. 47 oakland. 37 santa clara.

a little fog, but a lot of blue skies with sea breeze coming into play. temperatures are pretty chilly from the mid 30's in petaluma to 38 in livermore and santa rosa at 39. we have been chilling out overnight with temperatures eight to 20 degrees colder. we are looking at morning fog. you can see it in the distance. a chilly start. rain returning late tomorrow for the north bay. a more generous system arrives and could linger into friday. temperatures climbing through the 60's. high clouds. by monday, a few showers south along highway one. we get later into monday. after tuesday morning, it will

be a wet commute. heavy rain lingering into friday with cooler than average numbers. in terms of the rainfall, it will be a focused system. that wednesday and thursday system, rainfall totals are scaling back. still looking at maybe three quarters of an inch as we get into the end of the work. mid-60's to the upper 60's. even low 70's. the sea breeze keeping numbers in the 50's. 54 in pacifica with low 60's. a sunny day in the north bay. getting to the east, warming up and writing up. a mild finish.

about three to four degrees warmer with upper 60's in concord. overnight, we are chilly again with temperatures in the 30's. 40's elsewhere -- 40's elsewhere. lots of sunshine. 70 in the end. we will start out sunny with clouds increasing and rain arriving by the later evening hours. that morning commute is on the sloppy side, but it will get drier. this one has a punch with more rain and gusty winds. it has certainly helped out yesterday's system and made things green around the neighborhood. we should see a little over an inch of rain in april. we will beat the april standards

for sure. we are getting it. liz: such whiplash from a few weeks ago. ok. we will take it. april showers will bring may flowers. we talk about climate change and carbon emissions, but do you know what your carbon footprint actually is? now you can track it through a phone app. how it works and why developers think that it can help to limit climate change. reporter: gasoline, grocery store visits and eating out at restaurants. those purchases create carbon emission. now you can monitor contributions. >> we empower anybody to feel like they can make a difference with climate change. reporter: they launched a six months ago. when you open the app, it asks

about current habits like if you are following a specific diet or if you already use renewable energy. it tracks your spending. it shows how much you purchase leads to co2 emissions. >> they are estimating it based on an open source database. we can see that for the gas station category, that is x kilograms. reporter: i decided to give it a try. it shows gas as my biggest contribution. i started the app today and it has already given me read. >> it is pretty common. gas stations are my number one impact category as well. i think it is doubly hard right now because gas is so expensive.

reporter: it is something that many people do not do. >> the average is 14 tons of co2 , so we are basically all trying to reduce our carbon footprint and half. -- in half. liz: if you want to own a piece of history from ruth bader ginsburg, now is your chance. more details on the art collection, next. collection, next. it's chevy truck month. and it's time to add the perfect accessories to your new chevy. make it bolder. make it work harder. make it your own. find new possibilities. find new roads. very well-qualified buyers can get 0% financing on most chevy pickup trucks. plus, now during truck month get a thousand dollar accessory allowance toward the eligible purchase of a new chevy truck with accessories.

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sunny today and milder in the afternoon. the stronger system is wednesday and thursday. 68 in livermore. looking at the clouds, increasing late in the day. for tuesday morning, wednesday and thursday, we are into it wet weather, gusty winds and maybe an inch of rain or more in some spots. liz: thank you for joining us. happy easter to you. happy easter to all of you. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. we hope to see you then.

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good morning, america. breaking overnight twin mass shootings. at least two people killed. 11 injured in pittsburgh at a house party and terror at a south carolina shopping mall. at least n police say this was no random attack. demands to surrender. russia telling ukrainian troops in mariupol to give up. as relentless rockets send the city of kharkiv up in flames. plus, sources telling abc news the u.s. space force is on alert for a potential strike targeting elon musk's starlink network in space. is the satellite service linked to the sinking of that russian