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 pause and

remember what happened. there was a moment of silence and then sirens blair as they did 116 years ago when the quake struck. 3000 people died in the aftermath of that quake. the ceremony takes place here because this is where people would gather after the quake and families would reap -- reunite at this location. they place a wreath to remember the significance of the spot. mayor london breed was dressed up. this is to remember the resiliency of the people.

>> people in sonoma county will be practicing drop cover and hold drills. we have resources to help you prepare for an earthquake and other natural disasters. >> russia continues to force ukraine out of mariupol. >> the city of tel aviv was hit with multiple airstrikes killing seven people and injuring eight others. >> the critical port city besieged but not fallen. the final pocket of the city's resistance. a russian ultimatum for ukrainians to surrender came and

went to sunday with the prime minister saying they won't give up. >> we will fight absolutely. >> russia insists they are taking the war-torn city. providing russia with a crucial land bridge from crimea ahead of what is expected to be an intense wave of fighting for control of the region. residents like this woman and her nieces and tried to flee. their mother went to get diapers and disappeared. ukrainian president salutes -- zielinski morning the battle for variable change. thousands remain trapped without food and water and the situation is not getting any better.

firefighters fight to extinguish the flames from the russian shelling. zelenskyy has thanked biden for his pledge to send another $800 million to the region. the u.s. is now considering sending an administration official to the capital. >> it was a violent easter weekend across the country. there were three mass shootings. 217-year-olds were killed. more than 90 shots were fired. >> people were running out the door and screaming, yelling,

crying. >> there was a mass shooting at a mall. police believe this also started with a fight between at least two people. >> many families returning home after celebrating easter, pass or ramadan. almost the same number of people who flew the same day in 2019. travelers are taking to the skies despite soaring airfare.

>> the nonprofit has been feeding hundreds of people for over four decades now. volunteer fred green has been helping out for 13 years. >> if living on the street is hard and i was also homeless. >> tenderloin testes welcomes volunteers. >> the team kicked off the season to take home the baltimore orioles. be on the lookout for feral cats. up to 100 cats started calling

ring central coliseum home. >> a unique break-in. >> and what do you do when the cops show up to a noise complaint? what these deputies did in san joaquin county. >> our next storm arrives in the north bay. we will track those showers before light showers spread so the overnight hours bringing less than a quarter of an inch of rain to the bay area over the

>> here's live doppler seven along with satellite. if you are headed to the azle homeowner, a bit of a breeze at 20 miles per hour. temperatures slowly falling into the upper 50's. 64 in the city. 72 in san jose. 70 from concord to livermore. it's not a soaker of the storm but if you are out late tonight or up early tomorrow morning, you will find some light showers moving through. we will show you both storms coming up in about eight minutes. >> what a lovely shot of san jose. this is highway 87. it's looking great past the airport.

let's pop over to 280. it's about an eight minute drive from downtown cupertino. a 45 minute drive from tracy into livermore. we had an earlier stall locking the transition ramp that was backed up onto 580 in castro valley. things are looking good there. >> usps is expanding its local delivery service. details on how you can receive your packages earlier than expected in the bay area. >> the deadline to file your taxes is today. plus the freebie you will find the south bay park. >> taking a live look outside. we will be right back. we will be right back.

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>> it's a race against time to find the person caught on camera taking a newborn go to. home security camera captured the alleged theft. that person walked up to the goats and snatched the baby goat and walked off with it, leaving the mother just watching on the hillside. that person hopped into a car and drove off. the owner of the company says she's in disbelief. >> it's just very unkind. the little baby goat needs its mother. the mother is still very sad. she's heartbroken looking for her little kid and it just isn't

there. >> she tells us it's a race against time to find that goat because they typically don't survive without their mothers. >> police are investigating unusual bank robbery attempt in brentwood. they say a tractor was used during a break-in attempt. an officer on patrol spotted the front loader abandoned. police believe someone stole the tractor from a nearby construction site. >> we can't even live safely in this community. people work so hard. they need to just work. why aren't they stealing stuff? >> witnesses reported seeing terror and atm from the front of a wells fargo branch. >> as billionaire elon musk is

fighting to take over twitter, he is now in a legal battle against his own shareholders tesla. the shareholders are suing for alleged securities fraud. >> it's not something you see every day. bears wrestling on a trampoline. this was caught on a backyard in british columbia. you can see the bears are having a good time. surprisingly no damage to the trampoline despite the playful behavior. when i saw the script i was envisioning little cubs. >> they are like medium. they are like teens, do not you feel? >> i am now a bear expert. >> bears and birds. >> i have you all covered.

>> i love a good trampoline. my friend had one. flipping on that thing all hours of the day. my parents never let us have one. that is just trouble. >> a broken arm waiting to happen. >> i love them. i will never let my kids have one if i have kids. it's all about the liability. clouds will be thickening ahead of the storm system we are tracking. right now it is quiet but we will widen out the picture. this is a cold front that will push through here late tonight in early tomorrow morning. much of the rain falling while most of us are sleeping. cool spots this morning in the

30's. low to mid 40's around the bay shoreline. take the heavier jacket with you. mid-60's to low 70's. it gets breezy this afternoon. tonight showers return first in the north on the front slides south. 40's and 50's as we head into tuesday. light scattered showers less than a quarter of an inch of rain and winds breezy at times. a lot of cloud cover is storm gets closer. light showers in the north between 8:00 and 9:00. that front moves south early tomorrow morning. as it does, it really falls apart. the storm is out of here before the storm gets up here tomorrow morning.

a winter weather advisory tomorrow morning. the snow level is pretty high with this storm. slick travel is likely going to happen tomorrow. the storm hangs around for much of the day thursday. it gets out of here by friday evening leading to a dry and nice weekend. a lot of ones on here. it's not raining the entire time the next five days, it's just unsettled with on and off showers. temperatures in the 60's before we turn warmer, drier and brighter for the weekend. >> good morning america is coming up at 7:00. >> breaking news in the war in ukraine. multiple airstrikes as russia delivers an ultimatum for the keyport city. and colin kaepernick is speaking

out overnight as you've never heard him before. some last-minute tax tips. the deadline just hours away. and buckle up, i'm taking you on an electric vehicle spring (music throughout)

>> throughout the day we will find winds increasing out of the south. winds 20 to 30 miles per hour ahead of our storm tracking bringing rain later on tonight. increasing clouds throughout the day. rain arrives first in the north bay likely after sunset and then spread south. rain holds off until about midnight in the east bay. we cool off into the upper 50's as the game wraps up under mostly cloudy skies. >> when the cops show up because

of a noise complaint, that usually means the party is over. not in this case. in this case the party kept going. these are deputies from san joaquin county and they showed up to eight punjabi pre-wedding celebration in tracy because of loud music. it happened last week where they kept the party going. the deputies joined in. they even learn some new moves. for the records, the hosts did agree to turn the music down. >> this probably won't make you dance like that because it is tax day. you need to file for an extension. >> today's tax day. if you want me submitting your tax return by midnight, you need to file for an extension.

>> they can file for an extension online for free. remember that an extension to file is not an extension to pay. >> if you have the money, you will have to estimate your tax liability. if you can't pay right now, do not panic. >> they should definitely contact the irs and arrange for a payment plan so they can pay in installments. >> you can pick up the phone and contact them but we know contacting the irs can be very challenging at this time. you can create an online account and create your own payment arrangement. it's typically going to take about 21 days if you file electronically to receive your refund.

if you did choose to file paper tax returns, it could be months before you receive your refund. >> if you are looking for a way to chill out on tax day, you are in luck. >> it's happening on hillside and cherry avenue. the kona ice truck will be there from 2:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. in the u.s. postal service is expanding its same-day local delivery service today. today the same day local delivery will launch in 58 post offices in the bay area and across northern california.

next at 6:30, adults writing big wheels down a big hill. the event that finally returns to san francisco. >> a teenager reported missing three years ago found another state. >> a beautiful look at our sunrise. we will be right back.

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>> drew his tracking two storms this week. the first round of rain moving in tonight. >> good morning everybody. it is monday, april 18. >> the first storm arrives late tonight. numbers right now waking up in the 30's and 40's. it's chilly and parts of the north bay and along the coast. notice we generally have clear skies right now. clouds will thicken as the storm gets closer. rain arrives first in the north bay and then the storm will sink south in the overnight hours. we will time out the storm coming up in nine minutes. >> today is the 100 16th anniversary of the 19 06 earthquake. every year a moment of silence is observed to remember those who were killed in the 9.8

magnitude quake. amy hollyfield joins us live. >> the celebration just wrapped up. they commemorate the moment that quick happened and paused and silently remembered. sirens blared out as they did 116 years ago. 3000 people died in the aftermath of this quake. the ceremony takes place here because this became a meeting spot after the quake. families are united here. so today people gather here. some dressed up in 1906 fashion

including the mayor london breed. >> we are seeing our city reopen and come alive again. we are stepping up and putting back the pieces just like we did during 1906. >> this event used to feature survivors. they have all since passed on. those who are here are here to celebrate the resiliency of those who rebuilt from the ashes after the quake. >> we have resources to help you prepare for an earthquake and other natural disasters. >> 8000 registered nurses are going on strike.

to protest ongoing contract negotiations. the california nurses association does sutter is not meeting their demands on staffing. sutter calls a 24 hour strike disruptive. a federal mediator has joined contract talks bhidelphia w s en i reins mask mandate today. covid positivity rates and cases have gone up slightly but doctors say there is good news. worldwide death rates are now at their lowest level since the pandemic started. >> all eyes are on this graph that shows covid-19 deaths per one 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. >> 60% to 75% of our population

in the world saw omicron. with all that immunity, we are at our lowest death rate in two years. >> dr. monica gandhi says that is positive news despite the highest positivity rate in weeks. she says we could stay where we are now and only vulnerable people should continue to be boosted. future covid variant strength weakens and no one should boost or covid variants strengthen and ev>> we have dealt with the flu, rsv. we have to live with it. we can't eradicate. >> if you want to stay up to date or have questions about the vaccine, head over to our website.

>> vandals have targeted the unique -- the newly purchased home of the university of california's president. the $6.5 million home was purchased in december after officials spent more than a decade renting homes for the systems president to live in. there have been no arrests made. we are hearing from the family of a clear lake teenager who was just found alive after being reported missing in 2019 >> he was sunsetting -- he was found sitting outside a store in utah. >> video shows the moment police officers near park city found a teenager from california who had been missing for nearly two and a half years. 19-year-old connor jack oswald was sitting outside a store cold and shivering. police approached him for a wellness check, urging him to

get in their car. they say he was reluctant to communicate. dispatchers checked the natio exploi databasthey finally found called his famil is it him? >> a little bit older. >> my sweetheart's alive. >> connor was reported missing clearlake california on september 29 2019. his last known sighting was in nearby willows california about one week later. he was 16 at the time. >> we have had a lot of false hope. i'm still dumbstruck by the whole situation. >>'s family says they never saw or heard from connor again. 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, he is alive and we have our son back. that's the most important thing ever for us. >> the teen's family says he is now safe and in a treatment facility. some parents in michigan are fumingft kindergartner shared a bottle of tequila during snack time last week. an unidentified student passed around a jose cuervo mixed with four classmates before a teaches to the parents letting them know what happened. alexis smith's five-year-old daughter was one of the students who drink the tequila. she is livid. >> my daughter takes medicines and first off, no kids should be drinking. just the shock itself. it burns. how do you feel? anything could have happened.

>> school officials say they have disciplined the student who brought the bottle to school and parents are also being question. coming up, harassment on amtrak. the story coming from someone making the long trip to the bay area from socal. >> this is a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. another update on the markets next. >> don't forget you can watch us for a whole extra hour now. download the app for your phone, tablet or android tv. >> we are tracking rain returning later on tonight. the next storm we are watching already making rain and snowfall

in parts of warrington -- oregon and washington. i had of this story we get a mild south breeze. temperatures in the mid 60's to lower 70's. rain doesn't arrive until around midnight tonight in the east bay. first pitch temperature of 64 degrees. we will close into the upper 40's as the storm wraps up. less than a quarter of an inch of rain as it moves through. today it's all about sunshine giving way to increase in clouds. the storm does fall apart as it sinks south. rainfall totals really drop. this is one of two storms we are tracking this week. let's see how we are doing with

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husband neil and their children. the couple was hours into an amtrak train journey from los angeles to the bay area when dd another passenger came up to the couple and began screaming at the kids. the first thing he said is remember what i told you. marriage is between a man and a woman. and these people stole you. they are not your parents, they are pedophiles. >> the couple were both shocked and horrified. his husband immediately jumped up to separate the raising man from his kids. >> when you are a parent and your kids feel threatened, you become kind of fearless. >> pierce since he took his children to a different train car. the kids were visibly shaken. >> they were both just sobbing. my son was kinda frozen. my daughter was yelling what is

this happening. >> when the train stopped in san jose, amtrak employees told the unidentified man he had to leave. a request he refused until sheriff's deputies were called in for backup. >> he had been yelling, i would die before i get off this train. they will have to kill me to get me out here. >> this instance was the most extreme. >> these children have already had so much trauma. they have been through the foster system. >> they will continue living their lives as normal. >> they want us to be afraid. we can't let that win. we are not going to let them drive us out of the public discourse. >> target has a pretty deal penith litidit's offering coupr seats that you are not using anymore.

you can bring your old, expired or damaged car seat for a target coupon and that coupon is good for 20% off of the new car seat, stroller or any type of baby gear. target has recycled 1.7 million car seats since 2016 and the coupons are redeemable through may 14. >> the boston marathon kicked off today. this is video of some of the preparation leading up to the big race. the runners traveled from all 50 states and 120 two countries around the world. >> for the first time since 2019,>> many celebrated easter n

person here in the bay area as well. for the first time in two years, the service was in person instead of online. >> it feels amazing to get in, recharge a battery. see some people in person as opposed to online. thousands soaked up the sun and the sisters of perpetual indulgence spread spring joy after a two-year hiatus. onlookers enjoyed a crowd favorite. the hunky jesus contest as well.

>> this was an event made for kids of all ages back on the streets of san francisco. writers in the figure own -- bring your own big wheel race. some people made it down smoother than others, we would just say that. this was the first one since before the pandemic. there is an easter celebration at the white house. it's the white house easter egg role. his dear -- this year the event is education. the south lawn has transformed into a community with educational stuff for kids. the president, first lady,

vice-president and second gentleman are all expected to be there. the event was canceled in previous years because of the pandemic. did you all do anything with eggs? >> my parents had money in our eggs. my sister and i would fight. there was one you were supposed to get that was five dollars. >> everybody would go and it would get very dog eat dog looking for the golden eggs with the good stuff in it. >> i like coloring eggs. >> i do, too. lived in d.c., that was a hot ticket. do you know somebody? can you get me to the white house easter egg role? i knew nobody. i could help nobody in that instance. >> we didn't do that in the bed.

>> there is seven day forecast. on and off showers are in the forecast through much of the week ahead. sunshine giving way to cloud cover is the theme today. here's the next storm we are tracking. this cold front will bring us wet weather. right now low to mid 40's around the bay shoreline. today it's all about increase in cloud cover. a wind will help bump temperatures. winds gusting over 20 miles per hour. 40's and 50's as we track that rain. light scattered showers. less than a quarter inch of rain

as the breeze moves through. it's all about sunshine giving way to increase in cloud cover. this is 8:00 p.m. monday evening. some showers and parts of the east bay and then early tomorrow morning showers move through parts of the south bay. some spots will end up dry. all in all the storm is out of here. total rainfall the next 24 hours very low amounts. a little bit of snow is coming to the sierra. winter weather advisory starting early tomorrow morning. snow levels around 6500 feet. slick travel conditions and reduced visibility as the storm moves through. the second storm arrives here wednesday night and lingers through much of the day thursday.

last thursday very similar. the storm will continue into friday morning before it gets out of here friday evening which will lead to a dry and bright weekend ahead. it's unsettled as these storms move through so on and off showers. saturday and sunday trending warmer with temperatures in the 60's and 70's. >> the warrior's take on the nuggets tonight as we get an inside look at up personal part of draymond green's life. chris alvarez explains the cause that's close to them. >> communication is key.

add in awareness, and that's where draymond green began the journey to better understanding of autism. during his college days, he was surprised to find out his michigan state teammate was on the autism spectrum. that's when he made a vow to educate himself. >> it was a total shocker because you have this thought of what autism looks like. the reality is it comes in all different sizes and shapes and forms. >> he was the first student athlete with autism to play division i sports. green stood side-by-side with him in front of chase center as they hosted a basketball camp for students on the autism spectrum. >> this wasn't even talked about at the time. the fact that we are doing autism awareness and we are one of the most respect franchises in the nba and the world, it's an honor to be here.

>> the basketball camp was a success. continuing to spread the message of hope, understanding and unlimited pretension. >> being the change that you wish to see that life. you can do anything in life. autism doesn't define me. >> success for someone with autism is simply having a friend in this world. i always want to be a helping hand. >> tonight's playoff game tips off at 7:00 at chase center. time for your morning money report. you can now pay for a movie and popcorn with the cryptocurrency doge coin. amc theaters will accept the payments through the company's mobile app. the mobile app uses pay which

connects to your crypto wallet. the new york stock exchange, where up about 67 points. >> the stranded cargo ship in chesapeake bay has successfully been reuploaded. the ever forward has been stuck in the chesapeake bay since march. the coast guard, multiple state partners and local responders worked together to free the ship. another successful launch for spacex's falcon 9. the first stage booster returned and landed successfully. >> everyone's going to space.

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russia continues to invade ukraine. now striking from the west. seven people have been killed and 11 other people are hurt. tensions are growing after ukrainian forces refused to surrender. >> the 116 year anniversary of the 1906 earthquake. remembering those who lost their lives and the 7.8 magnitude quake. >> eight thousand registered nurses and other health care work hours are going on strike in just a few minutes. workers are walking off the job to protest ongoing contract negotiations. >> the a's kickoff a new

baseball season. first pitch is that 6:40 tonight. >> this morning there is a lot of sunshine out there. the sun will find increasing clouds throughout the day. rain returns laid off tonight in the north bay and then supporting south in the overnight hours. >> following your monday morning commute with an accident in the south bay. you can see traffic stacking up towards 101. >> today is the deadline to file your 2021 taxes. if you do not submit today, you will have to file for an extension. and if you're looking for a way to chill out on tax day, kona ice is giving away free shaved eyes. from 2:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. >> get a sweet treat out there. >> whether you call it battalion eyes, shaved ice, water ice.

whatever suits you. -- italian ice good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. the fight for a key ukrainian city may be reaching its final moments on this monday morning. breaking news. multiple air strikes on ukraine's city of lviv as russia delivers an ultimatum for the city of mariupol -- surrender or be eliminated. as the city's defenders refuse to stand down, the fate of the key port city on the edge. new missiles fired. tensions soar as north korea test fires a new weapon, saying it ups its nuclear fighting capability. mass shootings. the nation on edge after gunfire erupting at a party in pittsburgh, killing two teenagers. two more shootings in south carolina, all on the heels of that terrifying subway attack. the latest on gun violence soaring in america.