kumasi: the 116th anniversary of the 1906 earthquake. the event getting underway right now. jobina: it is dry right now but the rain returns to some parts of the bay area tonight. drew tells us what we can expect with this next round of weather. . kumasi: the a's return for their home opener tonight. the kickoff of baseball season in oakland. let's start with a check on the forecast withdrew. drew: the first storms arrived later today and then overnight. widespread 30's in the north bay and along the coast. take the heavier jacket with you. 37 and half moon bay. elsewhere we are generally in the mid to upper 40's. we need the hat, gloves, scarves

and some area. right now we have clear skies. plenty of stars out there. sunrise at 6:30. increasing cloud throughout the day. by 4:00, a sprinkle could pop up in the north bay. the best chance for any wet weather is in that area before spreading south overnight. light scattered showers, one of two storms we have this week. we will go hour-by-hour coming up. kumasi: san francisco city leaders are up early commemorating an event that changed the city forever. today is the 116th anniversary of the 1906 great earthquake. amy hollyfield joins us in san francisco without a day is being remembered. amy: we wanted to show you this live picture at market and kearney, the police chief

wrapping up his comments payment we are in front of this ornate fountain, where people would gather outside the 1906 earthquake to reunite with their loved ones. that happened at 5:11 a.m. and that is when this crowd will have a moment of silence to commemorate the earthquake that killed more than 3000 people, destroyed 28,000 buildings. mayor london breed is here along with the police and fire chiefs. they do this every year to remember those who died and those who work hard to rebuild the city. this event used to feature some survivors -- they have all passed on -- but city leaders say it's important to keep up the tradition to never forget that huge earthquake. after this moment of silence, this group will go on to a fire hydrant which received a lot of credit for saving the city.

it gets a fresh coat of gold painted every year as part of the festivities. right now we are gathering at lot us fountain to celebrate this meeting point where people would look for their loved ones and reunite. jobina: thank you. . people in sonoma county will be practicing the drop, cover, and hold the drills. they will hold the ceremony at 10:00 this morning. we have tips on how to prepare for an earthquake or other natural disasters. kumasi: developing news out of ukraine. russia continues to force ukrainians out of mariupol after the city denied precious plans to surrender. jobina: earlier today, the city of lviv was hit by multiple airstrikes. abc has the latest. >> mary opal sees but not

fallen. about 2500 ukrainian fighters are holed up in this steel plant, the final pocket of the city's resistance. a russian alta medium over the city to surrender came and went on sunday. they say they will not give up. >> we will not give up until the end of the war. >> russia insist they are close to taking the war-torn city, providing russia with a crucial land bridge from crimea to the eastern donbass region ahead of what is intact -- expected to be intense fighting for the region. residents try to flee. their mother went to get diapers and disappeared, she said. we don't know where she is. ukrainian president lana ms. zelenskyy says the battle

for maariupol may change the course of the war. as air raid sirens ring out across eastern ukraine and firefighters in kharkiv light to extinguish flames from the russian shelling, zelenskyy thanked resident biden for his latest pledge to send another $800 million to the region but says more is needed. the u.s. has committed nearly $2.6 billion to ukraine since the start of the war and is now considering sending an administration official to the capital kyiv. kumasi: it was a violent easter weekend across the country. there were three separate mass shootings, one at a mall, one at a nightclub, and one at a party at an airbnb. two 17-year-olds were killed in that party.

police say more than 90 shots were fired. they say this started from a fight between people in the party. >> we heard the bang, bang. we looked out the window and people were running out the door, screaming, yelling. kumasi: hours before that shooting in pittsburgh, there was a mass shooting at a mall in columbia, south carolina. nine people were shot, five were hurt. police also believe this one started from a fight between two people. mass shootings are defined when four or more people are shot, and they are up 60% in the past two years. jobina: many are home after celebrating easter, passover, and ramadan. the airports have been busy. thes 6roh fday, about the

same number of people that pass through that day in 2019. travelers are taken to the skies despite airfares soaring 40% from the beginning of the year, and only expected to get pricier. kumasi: an easter tradition to help those most in need. it goes back a decade and can be described as something you can only find in san francisco. we go to tenderloin tessie's for easter dinner. ♪ >> it is not your average meal. the easter meal offers up an entire experience to people in need. the nonprofit was founded by its namesake in the 1970's by a directly. --drag queen. >> she just blew it up from thanksgiving and it just got bigger and bigger. >> now, hundreds are being served at the unitarian

universalist church in the tenderloin. >> we treat them like a normal human being, give them a meal, clothing, gift bags. >> i was not expecting it. my first time. they should have it every year. hopefully we have it next year, too. it is a wonderful lunch. >> volunteers like fred greene making it all come to life. he's been volunteering for 13 years and he says he knows the struggle. >> living on the street is hard. i was once also homeless, so nothing that they could tell me. >> my favorite part about today was putting the candy in the eggs. >> a lot of kids are having fun and we are happy to give the candy. how does that make you feel? >> happy. >> an eight-year-old is happy, here with his entire family,

something he says does not happen often. >> it means a lot because my dad is at work a lot, so we don't get to spend that much time with him. now because it is sunday, we can be with him. >> ask him if he liked the meal and you'll get a clear answer. >> absolutely. i didn't like it, i loved it. >> a place for all to be welcomed this easter sunday. jobina: very cute. that it is time to play ball in oakland. today is the a's team opener. they are ready to return to the coliseum to take on the baltimore orioles. fans attending the game will receive a new rally towel. tickets are still available. also be on the lookout for feral cats. while the a's were gone, up to 100 cats started calling ring central coliseum home.

first pitch is at 6:40 tonight. drew, i hope the cats don't end up on the field. drew: if you are going to the game, we will have dry conditions, mostly cloudy skies. gradually falling into the upper 50's later this evening. we are tracking wet weather this evening. this is the next storm we are tracking. a cold front moves through late tonight. bringing light showers, doesn't have a lot of moisture to work with, so we are not talking about high amounts of rainfall. 64 in the city. 72 in san jose. 70 is the high in concord. level 1 impact storm we are tracking overnight into tomorrow. less than a quarter inch of rain, turning breezy at times. today is all about thickening

cloud cover. during the day we are dry. in the evening, the cold front moves into the north bay. by 8:00, tracking showers in the north bay. light showers through the east bay but then the system is out of here before the sun gets up tomorrow morning. rainfall amounts very low in the south bay. some areas may end up dry. most spots ending up with a quarter inch of rain. this is storm number one of two we are tracking this week. let's say good morning to sue and take a look at the road this morning. sue: we are doing great so far this morning. san mateo bridge, traffic is flowing nicely from 880 to the 101. golden gate bridge, fog-free this morning. three lanes south. they will be reconfiguring for the morning commute with four

lanes shout about -- southbound shortly. early morning commuters coming out of the central valley, about 35 minutes over the altamont pass from two of five to tracy into livermore. we will be back in a couple of minutes with more. kumasi: thank you. coming up, and unusual bank break-in, but the -- not the first time this has happened in the area. jobina: the deadline to file your taxes is today. the freebie that you'll find in

jobina: police are investigating an unusual bank robbery attempt and bring would. they say that a tractor was viewed in this attempt which left the atm in pieces. the officer noticed the front loader abandoned in front of the bank this morning. police believe somebody stole it from a nearby construction site. >> we cannot even live safely in this community.

people just need to work, why are they stealing stuff? jobina: despite the damage, no cash was taken. a similar incident happened about a month ago and in that incident, witnesses saw a front r tear an atm from the bank. kumasi: and the east bay, it's a race against time to find the person caught on camera taking a newborn goat. a home security camera the incident. the person walked up to the goats helping to clear the hillside from grass. the suspect then napped to the baby goat and left the mom just watching on the hillside. that person then hopped in a car and drove away. the owner of the company says she is in disbelief, believing it may have just been a cruel prank. >> it is just so unkind. the baby goat needs its mom.

the mother is still sad, looking for her kid. it just isn't there. kumasi: she tells us it's a race against time to find the goat and save its life. newborn goats typically don't survive if they are not with their mom. police are also investigating. jobina: today is tax day, hopefully you have done them already, but there are some tips if you still have not filed, or don't have the money to pay the irs. >> today is tax day. if you will not be submitting your tax return by midnight, you'll need to file for an extension. >> they can file online for free using the file. >> this will give you until october 17 to get the paperwork in. >> an extension to file is not an extension to pay. the irs expects you to pay your liability by the april 18 deadline. >> if you owe money, you'll have to estimate your tax liability

and make a payment. if you cannot pay right now, don't panic. >> the situation is very complicated right now. to date have money to pay it, they should contact the irs to arrange a payment plan. >> you can do it a couple of different ways. you can pick up the phone and contact them, but we know that it can be challenging at this time. on the other thing you can do is create an online account and create your own payment arrangement. >> if you have filed and are expecting a refund -- >> it will take typically 21 days if you file electronically you chose to file a paper tax return, it will take a couple of weeks, could be months before you receive your refund. >> in addition toe-filing, setting up direct deposit will help you get your deposit the quickest. jobina: if you are looking for a

way to chill out on tax day, you are in luck. kumasi: they are giving away free shaved ice. the ice truck will be from 2:00 until 4:00 this afternoon. everyone is welcome to come by for a cool treat and celebrate the end of tax season. jobina: i have a question for drew. do you call this water ice? drew: yes. shaved ice and water ice are one in the same. it is just where you are getting it from. jobina: it is a philly thing? drew: i think italian ice is another thing. jobina: did you have this? kumasi: we just called it an icee. drew: to me, an icee is from 7-e leven. jobina: is it hot enough for that, though? drew: i don't think so.

i always love italian ice, when you can get it for free. today is all about the wet weather returning. for now we are dry. the next storm is way north. doppler showing the storm we are tracking, just beginning to move into the pacific northwest right now. that is where we will find that wet weather currently. that it will slide south over the overnight hours. live look at our temperatures. numbers in the 30's and 40's. it is chilly in spots. i would take a winter coat with you if you live in the north bay. 38 in napa. a little bit warmer along the bay shoreline, but still waking up to a chill in the air. thickening cloud cover. mid 60's, low 70's later on today. tonight, showers come back into the forecast.

40's and 50's out there as we track that wet weather. light scattered showers tomorrow morning. rainfall, less than a quarter of an inch. think getting cloud cover today. then we have a light rain moving into the north bay this evening. as it moves south, it loses its punch. then the system is out of here before the sun comes up tomorrow. winter weather advisory in tahoe. four inches to seven inches coming their way tomorrow. this next storm will linger for thursday into friday. certainly have their raingear handy. i know you see a lot of ones through the board throughout the week. it is not raining all that time, we are just unsettled. the weekend is looking nice. dry, sunshine, temperatures in the 60's and 70's. kumasi: thank you. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. jobina:

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overnight, seven were killed and 11 were hurt. tensions are growing in mariupol after ukrainian forces refused to surrender. jobina: it's the 115th anniversary of the 1906 earthquake. a moment of silence was held moments ago to remember those that lost their lives. kumasi: number three. 8000 registered nurses and other registered nurses for sutter health are going on strike this morning. they are walking off the job for one day to protest ongoing contract negotiations. jobina: number four, today is the deadline to file your 2021 taxes. if you don't file today, you need to file an extension. drew: number five. we are tracking a manly dry day today. rain returns in the north bay, level 1 on the impact scale. moving south overnight tonight. sue: at number six, we are following your monday morning

commute with a look at the toll plaza at the bay bridge. no metering to -- the -- no metering lights. kumasi: oakland is kicking off their home season today, hosting of the baltimore orioles. jobina: a pilot who survived in air crash has been reunited with the officer who pulled him to safety. here is abc's will leave. >> shocking footage caught on police bodycam showing a california metrolink train obliterating a down the train in january. the pilot pulled to safety with no time to spare. quick thinking, fast acting, lapd officers saved mark jenkin's life. >> feeling the vibrations on the floor and hearing crumpling metal. that was close. >> i had seconds to make a decision on what to do. i knew i had to take evasive

action and went somewhere that didn't kill people. >> now a reunion, jenkins being the officers who saved him. we were there to document the unlikely moment. what was that emotional reunion like? find out at 7:00. kumasi: when the cops show up to a noise complaint, that means the party is over, right? not at the celebration. ♪ ok then. these deputies from the san joaquin shares department showed up to a punjabi celebration because the music was loud. then they found the party. the deputies were joined to -- asked to join in and even learned some moves. the hosted agree to turn the music down. jobina: if only this had

happened at any college party i had ever been at. goodbye. we are not dancing with you. coming up, adults riding big wheels down a big hill. you have to watch the event that finally makes a return to san francisco. kumasi: a teenager reported missing from clearlake almost three years ago found in another state. how law enforcement connected the dots. jobina: live look outside at sfo. it

>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this abc 7 news. jobina: now at five: 30,000 of nurses walking off the job this morning. how sutter health plans to deal with the strike. kumasi: what direction are we heading in the pandemic? positivity rates have gone up slightly but doctors say there is good news, too. jobina: drew is tracking two storms this week with the first round moving in tonight. kumasi: good morning, it is monday, april 18. jobina: we start with a check on the weather with meteorologist drew tuma. drew: rain chances continue through the week but right now we have dry conditions. 39 in nevada this morning. mid to low 40's along the bay shoreline. daylight hours are dry, so if

you are out and about come you don't need the umbrella for the next few hours. showers returned later this evening. that north bay chance arrives after sunset, and then showers will sink south across the rest of the bay area overnight. a level 1 the storm impact scale. we will time out the storm and show you when the rain will arrive where you live, coming up in about eight minutes. kumasi: 8000 registered nurses and other workers for sutter health are going on strike this morning. the workers will be walking off the job for a one day strike at 7:00 to protest ongoing contract negotiations. they say sutter is not meeting their demands on covid safety and staffing. sutter plans to bring in contracted replacement workers. a federal mediator has joined the talks between the sides. jobina: today, philadelphia

winll start to implement its reinforced mask mandate. worldwide, there is some good news. death rates are at their lowest level since the pandemic started. >> all eyes are on this graph that shows covid-19 deaths per million people worldwide. the good news is that we are currently at the lowest number ever in that category. california covid death rates are also some of the lowest we have seen since the start of the pandemic. >> 65 to 70% of our population in the world saw omicron. are atur i wecination rat doctors say that is positive news, despite california now having a 2.1% seven-day positivity rate, the highest it

has been in weeks by a slight margin. she says three things could happen. we stay where we are now and only vulnerable people should continue to be posted. two, future covid variant strength weakens and nobody should boost. or three, covid variant strengthens, and everyone should boost. she says living with covid is something that we should now do. >> we have lived with the flu and other diseases. we have to live with it. jobina: if you want to stay up-to-date with the latest headlines or have questions about the vaccine, we have all that on our website. abc7news.com/vaccine. kumasi: vandals have targeted the newly purchased home of the university of california board president. police say it happen friday night or early saturday morning. the home on claremont boulevard is now covered in tarps.

the home was purchased in december after you see official spent decades renting the home for presidents to live in. we are hearing from the family of a clearlake teenager who was just found alive after being reported missing in 2019. jobina: he was found sitting outside of a store in utah. we have the newly released body camera video. >> newly released video shows the moment police officers near park city, utah found a teenager from california who had been missing for nearly two and a half years. 19-year-old connerjack oswalt who has autism was sitting outside of a store, cold and shivering. police approached for a wellness check. they say he was reluctant to communicate. dispatchers then checked the national center for missing and exploited children database, searching through 16 pages. they finally found his name and called his family.

>> is it him? >> a little bit older, but yes. >> oh my god. [crying] >> connor was reported missing in clearlake, california, september 20 9, 2019. his last known sighting was inie hope over the last two and a half years. honestly, i'm still dumbstruck by the whole situation. >>'s family says after his disappearance, they never heard from connor again, and even gave up hope. they say they have no idea where his journey has taken him over the last 30 months. >> we are just grateful that he is safe and alive and that we have our son back. that is the most important thing ever for us. jobina: happy for them. that teenager's family says that

he is no safe and is heading for a treatment facility. today is the 160th anniversary of the 1906 earthquake. every year a moment of silence is observed to remember those killed in the 7.8 magnitude earthquake. amy hollyfield was there for the moment and joins us now for more. amy: the celebration just wrapped up. we sucar ago, and they paused at 5:11 and silently remembered. silence, they had sirens blaring. as they did, 116 years ago, after this huge quake hit. 3000 people died in the aftermath. 28,000 buildings were destroyed. the ceremony takes place here at market street.

this became a meeting spot after the earthquake. families would reunite here. today, people gather, some even dress up in 1906 fashion, including mayor london breed. >> one of the highest vaccination rates. we are seeing our city reopen and come alive again. we are stepping up and putting that -- back to pieces just like we did in 1906. amy: this event used to feature survivors. they have all since passed on. but those who are here say they celebrate the resiliency of those who have rebuilt the city from the ashes after the quake. this is an early event, you have to get here around 4:45 this morning, but those who come say it is a special piece of history and never wanted to be forgotten. jobina: thank you. we have resources to help you

prepare for an earthquake and other natural disasters. just go to our website. kumasi: a family trip on amtrak turns nasty for a gay couple and their kid. what a passenger said that led him to being pulled off the train. jobina: an event for kids of all ages returns to the san francisco streets. first, we are getting a check on the weather withdrew. drew: we had a little bit of rain sunday morning but then the sun came out. things will change over the next 24 hours. here is the next storm we are tracking, a cold front moving through early tomorrow morning that will bring us somewhat whether. ahead of that storm it is thickening cloud cover. mainly dry during the daylight hours. mid 60's, low 70's thanks to a breeze this afternoon. if you are heading to the a's home opener, we will be dry. the rain doesn't arrive in the

east bay until midnight. temperatures around 64 degrees for first pitch. slowly falling into the upper 50's this evening. on a storm impact scale, level 1. light, scattered showers. rainfall less than a quarter inch. hour-by-hour, you will see we will start with sunshine, giving way to mostly cloudy skies this afternoon. it is not until the evening that we are first tracking the rain in the north bay. as this front moves south, it really weakens. light showers approaching the city close to midnight. then the front falls apart moving to the south a. it is out of here before the sun comes up tomorrow. but it is one of two storms we are tracking tomorrow. sue, good morning. how are we doing with traffic? sue: live look outside at the east shore freeway. 80, past golden gate fields one

of the busiest stretches in the bay area. it is busy this morning but we are moving. no problems, you just find yourself in a lot of company along the bay bridge toll plaza. farther south through oakland, 880 at the coliseum. both directions moving nicely here. no problems to report this morning. it is pretty quiet. we have the usual early morning commuters out of tracy. let's take a look at the drive times. a little over 45 minutes from tracy westbound into dublin. highway four looking good into concord. from san rafael all across the golden gate and san francisco, less than 20 minutes. less than 20 minutes.

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claimed she was kidnapped in 2017 is expected to enter a plea today. sherry papini has agreed to plead guilty to police admitting it was a charade. for more than five years, she insisted two hispanic women kidnapped her at gunpoint and beat her and tortured her. she could be sentenced to up to 25 years in prison. a gay couple says they were verbally assaulted by another passenger while on amtrak train. kumasi: it happened earlier this week. >> what was supposed to be a fun family trip turned into a nightmare tuesday afternoon for robbie pierce, his husband neil, and their children. the couple was hours into a journey from los angeles to the bay area when suddenly another passenger came up to the cost will and began screaming at their kids. >> the first thing he said is remember when i told you. marriage is between a man and a

woman. these people stole you, they are not your parents. they are pedophiles. >> the couple was shocked. one of them immediately jumped up to separate the men from their kids. >> when you are a parent, your family, kids are threatened, you become fearless. >> unaware if the man had a weapon, he said he took his children to a different train car. he said the kids were visibly shaken. >> they were both just sobbing, tears down their faces. my son was kind of frozen, my daughter was yelling, why is this happening? >> when the train stopped in san jose, amtrak employees told the man he had to leave, a request he refused, until deputies were callfo bkup. >> he had been yelling, i will die before i get off the train. you will have to kill me. >> the couple says this is not

the first time they have experienced discrimination in public but this was the most extreme. >> these children have already had so much trauma, they have been through the foster system. >> a couple says they are determined to live their lives as normal, speaking out for others who cannot always speak out themselves. >> they want us to be afraid. as scary as it is, we cannot let them when. we will not let them drive us out of the public discourse. kumasi: for the first time since 2019, easter sunday felt a lot like easter. >> [speaking in italian] kumasi: about 100,000 people attended easter mass in st. peter's square. it was the first time giving easter masfothfirst t

sie the ndrt. ve beenline.ce at rate aa. ifes amazing to get in, recharge your batteries, see people that you have not seen in person, as opposed to being online. jobina: at dolores park, a different kind of celebration was happening. thousands soaked up the sun. after a two-year hiatus, onlookers also enjoyed the hunky jesus contest. where are they? i did not see them. ok, pink speedo. do it. [laughter] kumasi: goodness.

this was an event for kids of all ages, back on the streets of san francisco. riders in the bring your own big wheel race happened on friday. it was smoother for some. psalm had a full on wipeout, but it's about the d.more tha20ea, b drew: i love that event. that street is crazy. jobina: it that the skateboarders street? drew: it is fun, though. that wipeout. jobina: i like it. that and the soapboxes. drew: the weather was perfect, so nice out there. drawing during the daylight hours.

live doppler 7, we have to show you the entire west coast. from seattle to portland, a front is dragging us that rain. it is chilly in spots, waking up to the 30's in the north bay and along the coast. low to mid 40's around the bay shoreline. later today it's all about sunshine giving way to increasing cloud cover. a mild south wind. numbers in the mid 60's to low 70's ahead of the wet weather. tonight, the rain arrives in the north bay and then moves south. 40's, low 50's as we tracked the rain into tuesday. on a storm impact scale, level 1. rainfall less than a quarter of an inch. here is that thickening cloud cover throughout the day today. 8:00 p.m., that front six south. by midnight, showers along the peninsula. and then as it moves us, it falls apart. some areas in the south bay may

end up dry. the storm is totally out of here before sunrise tomorrow. hello bit of snow in tahoe. winter weather advisory. four inches to seven inches above 6000 feet. that no level is pretty high. here is our second storm arriving on wednesday. it lingers through thursday and then exits friday morning. on and off showers for much of the seven-day forecast. you see a lot of ones on the board. it is not raining the entire time the next five days, we are just unsettled. over the weekend, we are looking nice. dry conditions, temperatures in the 60's and 70's. jobina: a new way to pay at one theater. kumasi: an offer from target that could save your money -- our family a lot of money. jobina: a cause close to draymond green and one of his

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of draymond green. he teamed up with a former payment -- teammate for autism awareness month. chris alvarez explains the cause that is close to them. >> communication is key. >> take one step in. >> adding awareness, and that is where draymond green began the journey to better understand autism. during his college days, he was surprised to find out his michigan teammate was on the autism spectrum. that is when he made a vow to educate himself. >> when i found out, it was a total shocker. you have this thought of what autism looks like. in reality, it comes in all different shies is and shapes. >> he was the first to play college basketball with autism. earlier this month, green stood but side-by-side with him as

they hosted a basketball camp for students on the autism spectrum. >> we saw each other in the fall, but this wasn't even brought up. i told him earlier, the fact that we are out here doing this doing autism awareness, we are one of the most respected franchises in the world. it's an honor to be here. >> the basketball camp was a success. continuing to spread the message of hope and understanding and unlimited potential. >> being the change that you wish to see in life. go out and make the change. you can do anything in life. autism does not define me. i define who i am. >> he told me today, success for somebody with autism. if i can help that, i always ought to be a helping hand. >> great job. jobina: very nice. that was chris alvarez reporting.

tonight's game kicks off at 7:00 at the chase center. drew: that was great. we are tracking winds increasing today ahead of the storm. it comes out of the south, a mild wind. temperatures in the 60's and 70's. we will likely have wind gusting over 20 miles per hour today. this morning is pretty. this is the bay bridge toll plaza. mainly clear skies. throughout the day, clouds will be on the increase. heading into the 60's and 70's. this evening, showers arrived fourth in the north bay before they spread south across the entire region tonight. 64 in the city. 72 in san jose. 70 in concord. 73 in santa rosa. this is the storm we are tracking that is just beginning to move into parts of the pacific northwest. it drives a cold front through later this morning, and that will supply that shower chance.

on the impact scale, level 1. breezy at times, rainfall at less than a quarter inch. clouds thickened today. the rain will move through the north bay first. close to midnight, this front works through the heart of the region, but it is falling apart. notice we are no longer seeing yellow on the screen. then showers move through the south bay. this entire storm is out of here before the sun comes up tomorrow morning. if you are out late tonight or early tomorrow morning, just know that we will have wet weather moving through. kumasi: preparing for russell married. two bears turn it into a wrestling ring. jobina: remembering the 1906 earthquake. the community that will practice its own drill this morning. kumasi: ukrainians forced to move out of mariupol. the latest as airstrikes continue overnight. jobina: checking out the

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> gun violence this easter weekend. the three separate mass shootings across the country. >> remembering the exact moment when the streets of san francisco shook. the event commemorate -- to commemorate the 1906 earthquake. >> some clouds and rain this week. >> good morning. it is monday, april 18. >> we wake up this morning with nice conditions out there. certainly a chill in the atmosphere. you can see really calm

conditions this morning. we will find sunshine early on. rain arrives into the forecast first in the north bay and then moves areawide overnight tonight. we will timeout the storm coming up in about nine minutes. >> san francisco leaders are out early commemorating the big one. today marks the 116th anniversary of the earthquake that shook san francisco. more on how this day is being remembered. >> they just wrapped up the ceremony here. this is an early event to attend every year. at that moment they