connected with this store, but he says the arrests are still welcome news. >> it's a good sign that we are happy to hear about. >> san jose police believe they were suspected to have worked together through january of this year. they are -- accused of targeting stories through it -- stores throughout the bay area. san jose police would not go into details about the investigation but say that had help from several other bay area police departments and those in roseville and merced. police could not answer how much jewelry they were able to recover but said the group was selling it as fast as they were stealing it. >> they need to target who is buying the stuff after they steal it. that investigation is ongoing. >> detectives also seized several guns, including assault weapons and weapons that were

converted to automatic weapons without serial numbers. the suspects all face huge consequences. >> these suspects are looking at significant prison time. dan: today, senator kluwer county investigators announcer break in a cold case known as the happy face killer. a body was identified that was found in june of 1993 is out of patricia -- who was 45 years old when she was killed. this photo was from years earlier. at 5:00, family members react to the identification as well as new details on the man who attempted to kill her and admitted he was known as the happy face killer. kristen: a 15-year-old girl was

killed at her high school today by campus trespasser. the school was locked down right after the incident. police say it was not random. the man accused of stabbing her new her. he is now in police custody. no motive has been released. survivors of crime are calling for change on how they are treated in the aftermath of those violent incidents. victims of domestic violence, mass shootings and other attacks gathered at the state capitol in sacramento to discuss what could be done better to help them heal after the crime. >> untreated trauma is a pipeline to more trauma, to more violence. that's why this report is so important. but it tells us is what survivors need, when they needed, and how they need it, in order to heal and recover. kristen: it was organized by the prosecutors alliance of california. they say it was inspired by the recent mass shooting in sacramento in which six people

were killed and 12 others injured outside a downtown nightclub. dan: sherry papini lead to guilty to a hoax back in 2016. morgan norwood has more on what is next for her and her case. morgan: sherry papini, the northern california woman who police say orchestrated and elaborate kidnapping hoax six years ago, now pleading guilty. facing a sacramento judge via zoom, where she broke down in tears moments after entering a guilty plea to charges of mail fraud and making false statements. taking the plea deal, allowing her to avoid facing trial for 35 felony counts. >> i would not call this her doing a great thing. i would call this her last ditch effort to do the best she can to help herself. >> for more than five years, sherry papini insisted she was taken at gunpoint and held captive by two hispanic woman.

they discovered she was actually staying with an ex-boyfriend and harmed herself to confirm her lies. >> sherry has let us all down with five years of manipulation, deception, calculated deception. >> the charges carry a maximum penalty of 25 years in prison and a 250,000 dollars fine. she is also ordered to pay more than $300,000 in restitution to the california victims compensation board, the social security administration, the shasta county sheriff's office, and the fbi. >> it limits her exposure to the other remaining counts. the court can take into consideration the guidelines, but the court can go above the guidelines all the way up to the statutory maximum. >> she will be sentenced on july 11. morgan norwood, abc 7 news, los

angeles. kristen: a construction accident is responsible for a fire that damaged three commercial buildings. crews got the call this morning of a fire on the roof of one of the buildings. it quickly spread to the others. the fire department tells us the injuries are mild and the firefighter is going to be ok. an arrest has been made in the fire that destroyed a home depot store in san jose. the five-alarm fire started april 9 and was still flaring up two days later. san jose officials say they will release more details tomorrow. dan: quite literally, a sticky situation on highway 92 in hayward. lou spilled across some of the westbound lanes. the chp said a bucket of blue fell on a construction vehicle and just splattered across the lanes. the glue damaged some cars that drove over it and gummed up traffic.

chp officers and caltrans workers sprinkled absorbent on the glue and a caltrans sweeper truck made a pass to help brush up some of it. some lanes are still closed, but the highway should be open again in about 15 minutes. this tanker truck caused a big traffic problem across the bay bridge. it got stuck on a signpost after an accident on treasure island just before 8:00 this morning. traffic coming off the bridge came to a standstill, eventually backing up for miles as you can see from sky 7. the truck was finally worked free and the alert finally lifted about 3:00 this afternoon. kristen: turning to the weather come the skies were mostly clear today, but more rain is on the way. dan: spencer christian is here with a look at the rainy forecast. spencer: there's quite a bit of rain coming our way, not necessarily the first storm, though. you can see on the satellite radar composite image, rain is getting closer to the remainder

of the bay area. let's take a close look at the details of the storm, it ranks only one on the impact scale. through tomorrow morning we expect light rain and scattered showers. it will be breezy at times. here's the forecast animation starting at 7:00 p.m. when we expect the first raindrops to fall in parts of the north a. by about 11:30, rain will be reaching all parts of the bay area, sweeping through quickly in the overnight hours. it will leave behind some wet pavement, so that means probably a slow morning commute. rainfall totals will be under a quarter inch in most locations and there will be snow in the sierra. a closer look at the forecast in just a few minutes. dan: the annual 420 cannabis celebration in san francisco will be back this year, but the event this wednesday will be a lot different. the mayor announced the event at

golden gate park will be sponsored with food and entertainment, and for the first time, there will be on-site cannabis sales, which means some people will not be allowed to get in. >> under state law, if you are under the age of 21, you will not be allowed within the facility. this is going to be the first time this is done. you will be turned away, proof of age will be required. dan: the mayor says members of city agencies will be on hand-checking ids, prepare to turn people away. those who plan to go are encouraged to take public transportation. shuttles will be available. the runoff election to fill these assembly seat that was vacated happens tomorrow. the races for the district 17 seat. haney edge campos by a few

hundred votes in the february primary, but neither received the 50% making the runoff necessary. kristen: new developments with the mask mandates. earlier today, a florida judge struck it down, saying it exceeded the authority of u.s. health officials. a short time ago, abc news learned that tsa is no longer going to enforce it public transportation or at airports and on airplanes. so what does this mean if you're writing bart are heading to san francisco international airport? i ask a travel expert today. >> if you're traveling this afternoon or tomorrow or the next few days, you probably will not need to wear a mask, but my advice to you is bring one and be prepared to put it on in case the decision changes. it is possible for a transit system or an airline, and airport or bus company, amtrak,

to make their own decisions. remember, before we had the biden administration ruling on this, where the tsa said mask must be worn, individual airlines had their own policies about wearing masks. it is possible some airlines may choose to do this, but to be very honest, and talking with airlines, i don't think they're going to enforce it if the tsa isn't. kristen: we reached out to muni, which says for now it will still require masks. bart and the international airports are looking for more guidance from the tsa. dan: a new home bought for theuc systems president. and kidnapped, a baby goat stolen in broad daylight, and it is all caught on camera. and to be games in the bay area today. today. we are live as both the

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kristen: getting exciting, just a few hours from now the warriors will take on the nuggets in game two of the playoffs. dan: chris alvarez is live at chase center with the preview tonight. chris: golden state looking to take a series lead tonight as they play the nuggets at 7:00 here at chase center. a lot of mystery still terrains

-- surrounds stephen curry. head coach said he's not telling us if he will start and how many minutes, so the mystery continues. the name of the game in the playoffs would be adjustments. curry returning from a foot injury and a bone bruise that kept him out a month. the ultimate chess match here in the playoffs and a best-of-seven series. the warriors are expecting a different game against denver tonight. >> we have to play a complete game in the playoffs. mistakes you might get away within the regular season, you can't get away with in the playoffs. >> the games get tougher. the first game, everybody is kind of feeling their way through. we're just trying to figure it out. the intensity rises, so everybody has to ramp it up. >> its mental warfare, you know

they are going to come out with energy and try to make adjustments. the biggest thing to bounce back in game two is figure out how to take the next step in our efficiency and execution. chris: so the warriors and nuggets at 7:00. much more on chase center at 5:00 and 6:00. the people behind me were encouraging me to go dance with the cheerleaders. i did really good, but you guys didn't see me, so you have to just take me at my word. kristen: we want to see that. thanks, chris. dan: across the bay, the a's have their home opener tonight. the team kicked off their season on the road. kristen: now they are home, taking on the baltimore orioles.

dustin dorsey is live at the coliseum where fans are ready for tonight's game. dustin: that is right, we are all excited here. you see the fans lining up behind me to get into the coliseum this evening. it's the first time this season that they's will be playing baseball here in oakland. obviously there has been a lot of question marks this off-season of where the future will be for the a's. right now, nowhere is better than home sweet home. every beginning brings along new opportunities. a chance to make future memories, remember past history, and celebrate the present gift of opening day. with two years of pandemic baseball, the homeowner for the oakland athletics is extra special for fans. >> would last year being kind of wacky, this will be my first tailgate since 2019. >> that's why mike was first in line for the tailgate.

there's never a question of loyalty when it comes to true a's fans. but it is about more than just baseball. it is a reunion of friends, enjoying america's pastime while supporting their favorite team in oakland. >> it means the world to true oakland folks. >> chris jones and his friends were across the street last night, ready to raise money for the animal shelter in oakland. he is rooted in this town and he wants the a's to be, too. >> we've got some of the greatest sports fan worldwide, i know that. just has a certain element about artistry and athletes at this community deserves and we deserve to have our sports teams. >> is going to be a great season in every way, not just what we see on the field, but progress to make the ballpark a reality. >> they commemorated the homecoming with the raising of

the a's flag at coliseum. the off-season has been filled with uncertainty about the future home of the team but it is special to bring back baseball to the coliseum for the organization. >> it's really nice to have an open stadium with people here.ob slvi had a whole season with no fans, just cut outs. to have fans back into celebrate baseball with this really exciting young it's a really exciting moment and something we want to celebrate. >> as oakland and boston are ready to square off, there's only one thing left to say. get these dedicated fans, ready to come in. we are here multiple hours before the first pitch. we got here at 11:00 and fans beat us here. i'm just as excited as they are. this is only my second chance to be back here in the ballpark since the pandemic began. a's fans are excited. you can almost hear those drums beating right now.

6:40 is the first pitch this evening. it's a great day for sports in the bay area. dustin dorsey, abc7news. kristen: let's check in with spencer christian to see the gametime weather, if you need a jacket. spencer: it's not raining yet and not likely to rain during the game, but you might need a jacket at some point. how to conditions, dry and the temperature 64 when the game starts. temperatures were dropped into the 50's later in the evening hours, so that's when you may need that jacket. the rain has not arrived here but it is beginning to push into the ukiah area, so it is on the way. at the moment we are looking at dry conditions and the camera is shaking because it's a bit windy up in the higher elevations. under increasingly cloudy skies, 66 across the bay, low 70's in san jose and santa clara and 55

at half moon bay. 58 degrees right now in santa rosa, 72 at fairfield and from the rooftop camera looking across the bay across the embarcadero, you can see it's getting cloudier over the bay. the rain will arrive in the north bay first and continue spreading through the overnight and into the early morning hours. sunny, drier, and warmer weather over the weekend. tomorrow morning we expect light rain and scattered showers, less than a quarter inch for most locations and breezy at times. by 11:30 tonight, we expect the rain to have pushed into san francisco and over to the east bay. eventually swinging down to the south bay as the morning commute gets underway and most of the rain will have ended by about 5:00 a.m.. there will be wet pavement left

behind so if you are a morning commuter, bear that in mind that it may take a little longer to get to work. we are expecting 4-7 inches of snow and slick roads and perhaps reduced visibility. upper 40's to low 50's, for the most part, highs tomorrow range from upper 50's to low 60's around the bay shoreline. let's take a look at the next storm coming in. forecast animation starts at 7:00 a.m. wednesday and that's formal bring heavier rain to most of the bay area. through the day on friday, we expect rainfall totals to be quite substantial for this system. about a half inch to one point

when he five inches in the heaviest locations. only one on the storm impact scale but by the week and we will have sunnier, drier, and warmer conditions. kristen: coming up, remembering the 1906 earthquake and the promise san francisco officials are making. dan: in the new rule you might want to

kristen: 116 years ago today, the great earthquake struck san francisco. dan: today, city leaders and residents gathered to remember the quake. >> we gather here today on the anniversary to remember those who were lost. >> it's an early event, but a large crowd shows up before sunrise every year with a promise to never forget what happened on april 18, 1906. calling san francisco the ultimate survivor. ♪ >>♪ sanrais yenate rebuilt n franci aft the devastating earthquake. a 1906 car rolls up to help take everyone back in time.

some even come dressed in the fashion of 1906, including the mayor. >> in san francisco, as you all know, we take having fun very seriously. i want to just acknowledge all the people who came dressed as though we are in 1906. >> but it is a somber event as well, as they remember the 3000 people who died in the aftermath of the earthquake. there's a moment of silence just after the time when the weight struck. the blare of sirens and -- breaks a moment of silence, just like they rang out at this time 116 years ago. today's first responders were on hand, promising to be there if it happens again. >> we are resilient, and the san francisco fire department is ready for anything that comes our way. >> they gather at the fountain on market street, because it served as a meeting spot for friends and family members

during the emergency. the group did not just look back. the mayor praised today's resiliency as san francisco emerges from the covid pandemic. >> we are seeing our city reopen and come alive again and we are stepping up and putting back the pieces, just like we did in 1906. >> with theope of coming back stronger jus ht like they did 16 years ago. dan: such a nice memory. a historic house purchase for the president of the uc system targeted by vandals. kristen: and a baby goat, stolen, and caught on

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kristen: and historic house in berkeley purchase for the president of the uc system has been targeted by taggers. leslie brinkley has more on the history of the house and the apparent reason it was tagged. leslie: the historically significant mansion was purchased for $6.5 million last week as a new residence for the uc president. over the weekend, it was tagged with the words save rochdale. it provides affordable housing is -- a lack of funding for seismic retrofit. the home was built in 1928 by the founders of a church in san francisco. it was designed by architect julia morgan, one of the first women to graduate from uc

berkeley school of engineering and went on to create story buildings from the great theater to hearst castle. uc on the home for decades insulted in 1991, now buying it , dotevallars. the uc office of the president investme thatl benefit the school. the office of the president declined to do an on camera interview but issued a statement post cwlhe overnightantlyand arm friday. crews came to lindo façade and remove the messaging. the student housing manager emphasized they had no connection to the graffiti, but were dismayed to learn the university of california bought the julia morgan property. >> is frustrating that we are making sure to ensure that our friends have a room to live and

to go to school, but here they pay six moving dollars for one person all as the students are figuring out, how are we going to eat? >> it seems like wasted money. there are so many students here could use help. >> it's unknown whether the uc president will move into the house on claremont avenue. dan: 8000 registered nurses and other health care workers for sutter health staged a one-day strike today. they walked off the job at 7:00 to protest the lack of progress in contract demands. sutter released a statement saying, we are hopeful cna shares our desire to reach an agreement and enable our nurses to turn their focus back to the patient's the union has asked him to walk away from. kristen: a pair of firefighters from california now on the front line in the war between russia and ukraine. >> there's nothing left, the

flames burned so hot. kristen: david zielinski is getting a look at the wreckage left behind. he joined a mission with other americans working to save lives in the war-torn country. more on that coming up at 5:30 here on abc7. dan: the search is on in the east for the person caught on camera taking a newborn goat of all things. it happened where the goats were eating grass. cornell barnard has more on this really outrageous goat theft. >> there are 700 goats clearing the weeds, but the littlest member of the herd is missing. goats rs owner is not the only one heartbroken. it's mom's, too. >> the mom is missing it,

wondering what owner tappan. >> it was grazing in this neighborhood, the alleged theft captured on a home security camera. watch as a person snatches the baby goat and walks off with it, leaving its mother watching on the hillside. they cross t gray san, and iv off conds later. the goat napping, possible holiday prank. >> really sad that somebody would do that. >> heard her watchdog did not witness the goat being stolen. the newborn kid now in need of its mother's milk. >> as time ticks on, the separation between the mom and baby is larger. it is pathetic. >> like the sign says, the fence is electric to keep goats in and predators out. terry believes the baby goat may have crawled underneath the fence.

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plane since before the pandemic, but i would still wear it. i don't know, it's just such an enclosed space and i would just feel better keeping it off -- keeping it on, even if they get rid of the mandate for it. dan: you are still sitting a foot away from somebody and it doesn't hurt anything, if you don't mind wearing it. i always wear the mask come in even though the mandate may be dropped, i intend lying in that couple of months and i will certainly be wearing mine, and i hope others will voluntarily where there's. kristen: same thing, it doesn't bother me to keep it on. if you keep your shoes on inside the house, you might want to think about stopping. no big surprise, but researchers with 360 dust analysis say leaving on your shoes can bring

in harmful pathogens, including drug resistant germs that are difficult to treat. you can also bring in toxic chemicals from roads or lawns. they suggest you have some indoor only shoes that never go outside. if you are asian, you probably think, that's just what we do. culturally speaking, a lot of asian cultures do always leave shoes outside. just cleanliness, when you coming you put on indoor slippers. you are a guest in someone's house, they provide you with slippers and you put them on. it makes sense. spencer: we have a leave your shoes at the door policy in our house that my wife has been enforcing for years, and it is wise. i have slippers and other shoes that i wear in the house. generally i walk in the house and take off the shoes from it outdoors, i get some sanitizing wipes and lysol and sanitize the

bottom of the shoes. kristen: you are and honorary asian, spencer. [laughter] >> it wasn't a thing for us growing up, but at my place, we do it, mostly because whoever constructed our place put in white carpets with dark speckles and you start to see the wear pattern so quickly. as someone who suffers from allergies, we always try to keep things outside. you come in and wash her hair so you don't make your allergies worse. but i never wear shoes, i just put on socks. dan: i have resisted so maybe i will rethink. now to a birthday backlash. a judge ruled in favor of a kentucky man who sued after his employer through party for him when he didn't want one. the man suffered from severe anxiety and had to panic attacks

and was fired days after talking to his supervisor about it. he was awarded $450,000. spencer, i know perhaps they were trying to do something nice, but if you don't want the party, i agree. if the guy expresses his feelings that way, don't force something on him he doesn't want. spencer: you could force one on me and give me a celebration. kristen: sometimes we have retirement parties for colleagues. some people enjoy a party and others want to go quietly. there is a new name for the falcon 9 help to hatch some baby birds at uc berkeley. the winning name is alden, that

is the falcon that swooped into play bird boyfriend to annie, a mother falcon that is waiting for three eggs to hatch. they are now in their peak incubation period. alden it is. kristen: at least there is somebody else to help. we were so fascinated by this drama. dan: it is so neat to be able to see the camera all the time and follow their progress. that's it for this edition

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dan: disney plus is debuting a new documentary movie about the lives of polar bears in the arctic. the film will be released on disney plus on april 22, but tonight we have a preview from our reporter george pennacchio from our sister station in los angeles. george: it tells a story of a family of polar bears facing increasingly tough challenges due to how the change in climate has impacted their habitats. the film was shot over three years in the ice cold arctic.

>> for six months of the year is totally dark. then for six months of the year it is almost totally, continuous 24 hour sunlight. george: the directors say they would not of been able to make this film 10 years ago, but advances in technology, including drones, allow them and members of their team to get closer than ever to the bears. >> it would be very easy for us to muck up their hunt by being too close. we were able to witness and be a safe enough distance away not to disturb. george: the film has several awe-inspiring moments for those who love bears and mother nature. the environmentalists hope their film inspires us to pay attention sooner, rather than later. >> people talk a lot about

climate change but it is hard to show it. earth day is a very good time to question, and i think in people's own lifetimes, i think you should question your own footprint on the planet, your own use of energy. as individuals, we can do an enormous amount. george: it debuts friday, earth day, on disney plus. in hollywood, george pennacchio, abc 7 news. kristen: it sounds fascinating. dan: be sure to check that out this earth month on disney plus. let's turn our attention to the weather forecast. spencer: here is a look at the level 1 storm coming through tonight and continuing through tomorrow morning. it will produce light rain and scattered showers. less than a quarter inch for most locations, but still beneficial rain. it should be just about over by the morning commute tomorrow but

there will be slick driving conditions even after it stops raining. a winter weather advisory in effect from 2:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. tomorrow in elevations above 6500 feet. slick roads and may be reduced visibility. overnight lows here in the upper 40's to low 50's and high temperatures tomorrow will range from 57-61, mid 60's around the bay shoreline and then upper 60's and milder in inland locations. there is more rain on the way. here's the forecast, expecting heavier, steadier and more widespread brain on wednesday and thursday, continuing into friday. we get a little bit of a break late in the day on friday but the real clearing comes over the weekend. sunny skies and warmer weather by next monday, inland heist topping out around 80 degrees. dan: spencer, the great to see

that chance of rain. easter continued for one more day today. in washington, the president and dr. biden hosted their first white house easter egg role. tens of thousands showed up for the education themed event which included 50,000 hard-boiled eggs. the annual egg roll had not been held since 2019 because of the pandemic. kristen: starting today through april 30, bringing her old, expired or damaged car seat for a debt -- for a target coupon is good for 20% off a new car seat, stroller, orny of by ge. ta7 milli n tan unuale e ay. people come say what is that, i never heard of that. let me try one. kristen: (music throughout)

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kristen: coming up at 8:00, is american idol, followed by the good doctor at 10:00. stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. park scone, part muffin. it is a scone muffin mashup called a scuffin, and customers cannot get enough of this local treat. ♪ >> i remember seeing the signed

years ago, going, what is a scuffin? >> people come in and say i never heard of that, let me try one. the outside is kind of crispy, it's got a little bit of crunch to it. sprinkle a little sugar on top and it melts while it is baking. but the inside is more like a muffin, moist and fluffy. >> they are just perfect. >> my sister and i were talking, and we said what can we name this? they are a scuffin, i like that, that is cool, let's do that. >> of kanaan -- i have come in on some days and there won't be any because people buy them a dozen at the time. >> they are delicious. >> people walk in and smell that aroma in the morning and the

coffee grinding and it just creates a nice ambience for people. we are staying up all night, you never rest. we are trying to keep it as good as possible. even if it means not sleeping. we serve top-quality coffee that is locally roasted. when someone tries our coffee, they notice a difference. it's not like everyone else's. >> the coffee is always great. >> we wanted that one thing that no one else had, and we have the scuffins. we use all natural ingredients, real fruit, cream butter, like you would make at home. we hand star them, we don't leave them with the mixer. they come out a little more fluffy and they are not as dense. we have the blueberry cream cheese, strawberry, blueberry, blackberry almond,

blackberry-strawberry, we have the pumpkin cream cheese. >> they do like blueberry peach, and they have somewhat cream cheese in them. >> the blueberry cream cheese are fantastic. >> any flavor, it doesn't matter what you like, they have an assortment. >> we've gotten so well known for the scuffins that we had to put it on the front of the building. one lady was adamant, i don't care, whatever it costs, get them over to me. we ship them overnight to washington. >> they are yummy, they are gooey, they are great. they are just the best. >> you see the blackberries in the piece of apple, it makes your mouth water, definitely. >> we come here every day, almost every day with our girlfries. weeoffee, and day.ee yourriends.

you got a nice private backyard patio, nice front yard seeding out there. >> you can sit out on the corner and march the cars go by under a beautiful magnolia to look tree that is fully in bloom and the sun is shining. it's a nice way to start the day. >> we want to make sure this place is so good that people come back over and over. we find happiness in providing coffee and quality pastries and drinks because that creates happiness in others. kristen: got to check it out. c7 uses always streaming 24/7. get the app and join us. -- abc7 is always streaming. that's it for abc 7 news at

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