jobina: cobit cases on the rise. -- covid cases on the rise. >> a disappointing loss but fans do not seem concerned. jobina: good morning, everybody. it is april. look at this. hey, ladies. [laughter]

>> we have to begin with whether with frances dinglasan. s: temperatures will be similar to yesterday. in the next few hours, 40's and low 50's. mostly sunny by lunchtime. clouds will break up and then it is going to be mild to warm again so the inland areas in the low areas. the sea breeze still near 60 degrees. the sun sets at 7:54. we have a cold front headed our way tonight into tomorrow, so we do have changes for tomorrow's weather. enjoy the sunshine while you can. we will have a dry week ahead and i will have your complete

forecast coming up shortly. jobina: cases of covid-19 seem to be making a comeback. we have seen the test positivity rate up and now amy hollyfield is live in contra costa county hearing from doctors on what is behind the increase in whether or not this is because or concern. amy: the case numbers are going up, but if you look at what is happening at hospitals like the one behind me, all of the news isn't bad. lab technicians have been studying the wastewater around the bay area looking for covid and they are seeing the biggest spikes in san mateo and contra costa counties good the number of people in the hospital is down. >> in a city of one million, those are very low levels.

increased cases but not a surge in hospitalizations. amy: doctors say this is evidence the vaccines are working and they also point out, so are the cobit it treatments that are now available. because of those two factors they say they don't see case rates going up as a reason to go back to mask mandates but they do encourage people to get vaccinated especially as we watch case numbers go up. >> 5000 stanford nurses set to strike. expected to hit the line around 9:00. they are seeking pay raises along with bonuses and mental support or the union has scheduled a bargaining session with the hospitals tomorrow. stanford health released a statement saying our sincere hope is that an agreement can be

reached promptly so nurses don't lose additional pay, and a risk losing the subsidy and can't return to patient care. jobina: educators threatening to walk off the job over the controversial plan to close local schools. a one-day teacher strike is planned for this friday when unified sent out a letter saying the district is aware of an upcoming vote to authorize the strike. the teachers union said it is due to unfair labor practices. teachers and parent groups have expressed concern for several months about the plan to close or merge 11 schools over the next two years. >> anti-semitic flyers circulating in another bay area neighborhood. this time danville was targeted. tim johns is hearing the messages of the danger from the jewish community.

>> a less than i deal date for the city of danville. dozens of local residents woke up to find anti-semitic flyers scattered across their neighborhood. >> to see that locally such baseless hate is very disturbing and upsetting. >> he says a member of his congregation found one of the flyers during her morning walk and called him to report it. in recent months, several bay area cities, including san jose, palo alto and san francisco have

had similar flyers pop up. over the past several years, anti-semitic crimes have risen nationwide. they have shown up in at least eight states and are created by a french extremist group that tries to's spread reese's, and best medic and white ideologies. >> this rhetoric is very reminiscent of nazi propaganda during the early 20th century. they then alleged that jews are responsible for. -- for a myriad of problems. >> he says it has been overwhelming. >> this does not define danville. this is not america. >> he vows to not let the hatred win. i think we can focus on the negative or we can use this as an opportunity to counter with kindness and love and goodness and i think that is what we need to do.

jobina: happening today, a meeting in sacramento for one meaning to the state, extend funding for critical homeless plan. the mayors will join their counterparts from fresno, sacramento, bakersfield and other cities around the state this morning. they want the state government to reinstate funding that helped pay for 25,000 shelter beds. the funding expires next year. mayor schaaf said it helps pay for 741 shelter beds in her city alone. >> i have some good news. they can try to advance in front of fans at chase center. you saw the star power game and abc 7 and the nuggets led almost

the entire game and the warriors could not finish the late day comeback. denver wins 126-1 21 to avoid being eliminated in a sweep. >> it is difficult to be a time three times let alone four. >> there are nerves involved. there were some stupid falls and quick shots but lucky for us it is the first of four and a great opportunity in a few days. >> the warriors will try to take on the nuggets in game five on wednesday night. jobina: even though they lost, we don't want to say that too many times. a donation was showing loyalty all game. they packed a watch center. we get a sense of the stress and excitement. [yelling and cheering]

>> they were working overtime. >> not until it was over. seven seconds, a longshot but you have to keep going. >> this crowd remained gold blooded. >> let's go warriors. >> they brought the lucky room expecting a series sweep. >> if he is 2015. 2015 is the year the warriors won the championship's for the first time in 40 years. >> has been a tough season but we are looking to go all of the way. >> some fans thought good luck was on their side. >> one of the warriors players named steph curry has the same birthday as me. >> this was the first playoff watch party. thrive city right now at

capacity with 2000 fans in the house. >> we need something to cheer for and the warriors gave us that. the rope has come up in the playoffs. we are out here to party and have a good time. >> a close game but no sweep. >> if they lose, it is ok because we will be back wednesday. frances: partly cloudy conditions with stratus clouds that have moved in it. temper just in the 40's and 50's. cooler in the north bay, mid 40's. 44 in napa. but lots of low 50's around the bay. san jose at 51 degrees right now. i want to show you how the forecast plays out. at 7:00, we still have the cloud. by this afternoon, lots of sunshine except at the peninsula

coast where the calls will linger throughout the day. we will notice high clouds moving in. we have a cold front heading our way for tomorrow which will change things up a bit. for today, we can enjoy lots of sunshine with temperatures above average. 66 in san francisco. low 70's in the east bay. still some low 80's inland. overnight, clouds move in. we could see patchy drizzle along the coast. temperatures will be in the low 50's around the bay and upper 40's for the north bay area. it is going to be a little milder tomorrow morning because of cloud cover. temperatures drop tuesday as a cold front drops through and will drop further on thursday as another cold front moves through. it will be dry all week but temperatures will start to rebound next week and. we have major traffic trouble. sue: we are starting off with a sig alert.

we are going to the richmond san rafael bridge, install past the toll plaza but traffic moving without delay. it is lightheaded westbound. eastbound, you do have roadwork to contend with. here is the problem spot this morning. we have all but the right lane shut down southbound on the initial bridge -- on the bridge. traffic is really stopped here to get through. there is a huge emergency presence. you may want to take 780 over to the bridge until they get this cleared out. jobina: a giant crowd it came onto the field at oracle park in san francisco but there was not any baseball being played. amanda: one proud veteran explains like he feels this morning is a decades overdue. jobina: a 13-year-old that has already racked up a lifetime

worth of resume accomplishments. amanda: a beautiful look at the city. you're a champion. you're not a quitter. quitters don't do what they're supposed to.

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amanda: a service help for amanda. her mother has been arrested and charged with murder but authorities are still looking for her boyfriend. jackson owned the home where soviet was formed and is wanted for murder. jobina: for than two dozen military veterans got a warm bay area welcome home. our cameras were at the airport as the group returned from their honor flight to washington, d.c. 30 veterans made the trip to tour memorials in the nation's capitol. their homecoming included li oanizionspolirs from officers, d firefighters. >> it is overwhelming to see

this, especially if you are a vietnam veteran and nobody welcomed you home 30 years ago, now we have this great welcome. it is just overwhelming. jobina: this is the second bay honor flight in recent weeks. the pandemic put a pause on the trips for the last two years. amanda: no baseball at oracle park sunday. instead of the giants taking the field, it transformed into a cool science center. the ballpark was taken over by or than 100 mind-boggling games, demos and hands on experiments for discovery day there the event is designed to spark a passion for science and show surprising ways and is used to make the world better. >> these activities are being led by scientists and engineers and people who work in the field and it is an opportunity for them to connect with the bay area public. amanda: discovery day is part of

the bay area science festival's 10 days of stem events which darted on thursday and continues through saturday. jobina: 13-year-old in minnesota is building on his passion for physics. amanda: close kids his age armed even in high school but he is already pursuing his phd. >> i suppose my daily schedule is waking up, getting dressed, having breakfast. andrew: he sounds like an average 13 euros, getting lost in -- 13-year-old, getting lost in video games. he will soon earn his bachelor's degree from the university of minnesota with a major in physics and a minor in math. >> how old are you? >> 13. >> he keeps providing -- we keep writing and he keeps consuming. andrew: he completed high school in two years. his parents call him a sponge,

constantly soaking up knowledge. >> he has started reading when he was maybe two and we thought, that is interesting. we didn't teach you to read. >> is just a 13-year-old kid but he learns quicker and is very bright. andrew: elliott has been accepted into the physics program and wants to be a high-energy theoretical physicist and ultimately a physics professor. >> i hope to become a professor at the university of minnesota and spread this joy and passion for physics with other people. >> see want to come back and get back? >> yes. amanda: i feel underqualified. jobina: how do you teach a shock to read? amanda: his parents were like, we didn't teach him. frances: i thought he sounded more like a 30-year-old and a 13-year-old.

amanda: tell us about the weather. you are very articulate about that. frances: sunny, mild, and warm today. here is a live shot looking down toward san francisco and the bay bridge. because the areas of fog felt but it will be sunny with mild warm temperatures this afternoon, similar to yesterday, and then cooler midweek and it starts tomorrow and will be dry pretty much all week. a look at highs today in the south bay, really comfortable we will see 80's in morgan hill. santa cruz, 75 degrees. 73 in redwood city. we will see the clouds sit around the beaches. the sunset district at 60 with the sea breeze. downtowns san francisco, 66.

mostly sunny few parts of the north bay. 74 in sonoma. for the east bay, really comfortable, low 70's from berkeley down to fremont. 72 in fremont. warmest spots will be the inland areas. we will still hit low 80's through antioch and brentwood. walnut creek, nice at 77. overnight those in the 50's with a few upper 40's in the north bay. here is the seven-day forecast. enjoy the sunny, if a weather today a cold front moves through tomorrow but it will be dry. temperatures will drop. it will be cooler tuesday and wednesday. another cold front rings and cooler temperatures on thursday before things rebound and sunny again -- front brings in cooler temperatures on thursday before things rebound and sunny again. amanda: meaning behind a bay area tradition. jobina: a live

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up 50%. wastewater samples show san mateo and koster counties have the biggest increases despite spike, hospitalizations and deaths remain low. amanda: number 2, 5000 stanford nurses expected to strike today. nurses are seeking pay raises along with bonuses and mental support. stanford said hospital services will not be impacted. jobina: number three, religious freedoms on a public school campus go before the supreme court today. case involves a washington state coach who is told to stop praying on the field during football games. amanda: number four, twitter is reportedly back in talks with elon musk up your they met on his offer to buy the company or twitter expected to reveal more on thursday. frances: number five, will see sunday except at the beaches where the temperatures will be in the 60's. low 70's around the bay. inland areas reaching the low 80's. sue: number six, your collude --

your commute, sig alert with ald n ciafnd othbeci bwith bina: number seven, the lineup is out for the music festival thinks kickoff with robert to short and oakland band tower to power. amanda: now to the custody battle over the children of sherry papini. her husband filed for divorce she pleaded guilty to her kidnapping. >> after supporting her story for six years -- >> i'm going to do everything i can to find my wife. >> her husband filing for divorce, speaking exclusively to abc news estates after she reappeared. >> then get the phone, she is screaming and it is emotional.

oh my god, you are here and back. >> he is requesting so custody of the young children and asking to be freed from providing support for her. >> he has filed emergency orders which were granted by the court and he is setting the stage for the claim that he had nothing to do with the fraud. >> coming up, we will tell you with the divorce filing could mean for her sentencing and tbah poli and firefighters in novato getting out in the community and doing it with some help from friends in a galaxy far away. both led a safety event sunday with first responders meeting up with novato citizens that have special needs. department's opted to community outreach but those events can be difficult for special needs families to attend. >> we don't go to many public

events, not because we don't want to but they are too challenging for special needs amylase to attend. >> i reached out to novato pd and asked them to have an event to build relationships. jobina: those vip guests are r2-d2 and c-3po and other characters from star wars. there was a fire truck, squad car and motorcycle for people to check out. amanda: plenty of beautiful boats were cruising. opening day on the bay was hosted working the start of the boating season. events at the yacht harbor included a boat parade and that blessing that you see along the yacht club ducks. coming up, -- docks.

time and taking for a mother who killed her kids. jobina: a controversy happening in the middle of a high school football field. amanda: google biz next gadget. they may have leaked a new product coming because of what was left behind at a restaurant. jobina: a live look at sfo. we w my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved.

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. jobina: making news, members of president biden's cabinet currently in ukraine to meet with president zelenskyy, hours later a new word of russian missile strikes on rail stations. >> we are really making steps forward in this pandemic towards it being an endemic disease. amanda: charting the climb of

covid. doctors weighing in on the rise of case counts in the bay area. jobina: the elon musk twitter to cover may be happening. it could be final in a matter of days. amanda: music to get mayhem, prices skyrocketing to all-time highs. is there a good way to get a good deal anymore for your favorite act. good morning. thank you for having me. jobina: glad you are here. we are going to get a breakdown of the weather. frances: it is all women this morning. looking out for the bay bridge, a clear start. some stratus clouds over price of the bay area. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. center ice at 6:21. by lunchtime, mostly sunny this afternoon, tempt smiled at the coast and warm inland. low 80's around the bay.

near at 60 at the beach. we will start to see increasing clouds tonight. tomorrow will be a cooler day and i will let you know even some neighborhoods that might be 10 degrees cooler coming up. jobina: new this morning, the war in ukraine, the state railway company said russia carried out missile strikes on five railway stations in central and western ukraine. officials say there are casualties but have not given more specifics. amanda: this comes as high-ranking members of the biden administration are in the war zone. cabinet members meeting face-to-face with ukrainian president zelenskyy. faith: for the first time since russia's recent attack on ukraine began, president zelenskyy face-to-face with defense secretary lloyd austin and secretary of state antony blinken in the war zone. austin and blinken are the highest ranking officials to visit the country since russia's

bloody invasion began. a significant show of support. >> the strategy we have in place, massive support for ukraine and massive against russia. faith: a new round of usa, $713 million to the region, 320 2 million of that is military financing specifically for ukraine to buy weapons it desperately needs on the front lines. another $65 million to purchase soviet era ammunition not in u.s. supply. >> the first step in winning is believing you can win or they believe that we can win, we believe they can win if they have the right equipment, the right support. faith: the latest announcement coming on the 800 million dollars of military supplies president biden announced just last week. all this as defense apartment official said russia's war is taking a pivotal turn after military defeats in kyiv,

russian versus intensifying attacks in the south and east, devastating video showing the aftermath of a missile slamming into a residential building in odessa, killing eight people, including a baby. starting this week, u.s. diplomats will begin traveling back to offices in ukraine. after years of no ambassador to that country, president biden will formerly nominate a career diplomat. amanda: how of our work here at abc area building a bay area is keeping care over your health, particularly as we move through the pandemic. the test positivity rate and the bay area is taking up in recent weeks and days. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is in the east bay taking a look at the rise and if doctors think it is a cause for concern. amy: co-it cases are up by 50% since march across the state, but the number of -- covid cases

are up by 50% march across the state with the number of hospitalizations and deaths is not up. the wastewater around the bay area showing we are experiencing an uptick in covid cases with san mateo and custer county -- contra costa county the highest. san francisco had 35 people in the hospital. in a city of one million, those are low levels. doctors give credit to the vaccine and the antiviral treatments. >> it is tremendous to see people who had previously we would have described at great risk from serious illness from covid who are now just treating it as a common cold. amy: she says she does not think we need to go back to mask mandates, even as we see the spike in cases but she does say people should get vaccinated and stood. doctors say this bump in cases

means that covid is not done with a snap -- done with us yet. amanda: this morning, we are hearing from dr. deborah birx, the first covid-19 response coordinator. she is out with a tell-all book describing what went right and what went wrong. deborah birx: i am a pretty direct person so i went to his most senior staff and said, this has to be reversed immediately. by the next morning, the president was saying it was a joke, but i think he knew by that evening clearly that this was dangerous. amanda: dr. birx is an gma this morning. stay tuned after abc seven mornings with their fascinating discussion with george stephanopoulos. jobina: you can stay up-to-date on the latest covid-19 information by heading to our website and you can find nearby

testing sites and help with booking booster shot appointments. the final election results official in france overnight, to nrly 59% t vote to beat the far right candidate, marine le pen. he is the first french president to win reelection in 20 years. amanda: the supreme court will hear a case about religious freedom on the grounds of public high school. a former washington high school football coach, joseph kennedy, had a practice of praying during dreams -- during games at the 50 yard line but he was told to stop because they school said it could lead to coercion. he sued school saying the

crackdown infringed on his freedom of religion. >> notice should have to worry about their job if they show a sign of faith. >> he has a message she wants to deliver, so the players would follow her the harm is to those who are the minority faith students and students with no faith. that is where the harm comes, that they are being pressured into doing something that they don't fundamentally agree with. amanda: arguments will be heard today. willing will and from or expected by schama. this case is being closely watched because the court has a conservative majority that has been said that it to religious freedom cases. jobina: a texas parole and pardons board expected to take up the case of a mother scheduled to be ticketed in 48 hours. our are growing calls to spare the life of the 53-year-old, the mother of 14 has been on death row since she was convicted of killing her two-year-old daughter in 2007. new evidence has emerged

suggesting she was coerced by investigators confessing to the death. her defense attorney said the girl died from an accidental fall down a set of steps, something she says investigators ignored. >> they said either you are a cold-blooded killer or you're a frustrated mom who just took out her frustration on her child. jobina: her case has drawn national interest with calls from celebrities to stop the execution and she is the only hispanic woman on texas' death row. amanda: allies on amazon sorting facility. employees will be casting votes on whether to form a union. if they do, it would be the second amazon warehouse organize . a rally brought out the vermont senator bernie sanders. this is being closely watched national events amazon is now america's second are just in lawyer hind walmart.

the effort intensified when they accused amazon of putting profits over the health and safety of its workers. amazon has disputed the allegations. it is monday, which means it is the perfect plan -- data plan the summer vacation but there are inside tips to know so you can pick the perfect seat on the plane. jobina: and the summer lineup is here. the big names in the secretive way it was announced in san francisco. we will check in on the weather with meteorologist frances dinglasan. frances: we do have clouds for parts of the bay area but it will be mostly sunny once again. temperatures right now in the 40's and deese, near 50's in san francisco. novato, 45. -- 40's and 50's, near 50 in san francisco.

by aernoon, it is in evedy except at the beaches. mild warm temperatures, similar to yesterday's numbers, and we have cooler weather heading armada midweek, tuesday through thursday but it will be dry for the most part it highest today range from 60's at the beaches, 60's and 70's around the bay. oakland, 71. san jose, 76. some inland areas in the upper 70's and some low 80's. temperatures will start to drop tomorrow and i will have the complete forecast coming up. for now, sue is tracking traffic and there are some trouble spots. sue: we take you to the bay bridge. traffic flowing nicely and a free on the golden gate. you have four lanes on the telephone. and to lanes -- you have four

lanes on the westbound. mid span on the benecia bridge, there is a sig alert in effect. right now, looking at a four mile backup past bayshore, almost to lake hermann road, southbound 680 mid span with an overturn involved. the tow truck is on its way and trying to get there, but the big backup is going to delay that at least 45 minutes. that is the situation at the benecia bridge. we will be

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expected to parachute off of the florida coast at 10:00 a.m. this morning. here is video of the spacecraft separating from the international space station. the return to earth was delayed for several days because of weather at the splashdown zone. the group brought to the station over two dozen science experiments, biomedical research and technology demonstrations to conduct in orbit. amanda: new developments with elon musk's attempted bid to buy twitter. the company is reportedly back in talks to strike a deal. the board met yesterday morning to discuss his earlier offer of $46.5 billion. twitter set to report its quarterly earnings on thursday. it is expected to weigh in on the bid and then must is reportedly considering taking the company private if he does make that purchase. jobina: mondays are good for at least one thing, summer plans.

america opens -- americans are racing to schedule trips. amanda: you want to make sure that you are not sacrificing comfort. morgan norwood has tips to still the best seat on a flight. morgan: over the years, the seats on airplanes seem to get smaller and smaller. >> this has been the industry norm towards shrinking the amount of space you have on a plane so they can fit more seats and some more seats. morgan: he says getting the best seat can vary depending on the airline e-book and the aircraft for the flight -- the airline you book in the aircraft for the flight. >> you'll often find the room your seats will be on some of the ones you expect and the crowded seats will be on the budget airlines. morgan: he says best way to get the price -- the seat you want is to pray for -- is to pay for it >>. >>nowadays, it is something most

airlines charge for and the better seats cost more money. morgan: when selecting your seat, he has pointers. if you want to minimize turbulence sit over the wings or toward the front. for a quiet seat, avoid sitting near the laboratories. if you are a business person, premium and economy are the best. also look for exit row seats which will give you a couple inches of extra legroom. >> sitting in the aisle is typically where you will have a bit more space, maybe be less cramped than if you were in the middle or window seat. morgan: morgan norwood, abc news, los angeles. ♪ jobina: let's get it. the celebrate the festival in belmont is back.

it showcases local bands and performers as well as musicians from local schools. there was also a battle of the bands. all proceeds benefit the belmont shores school district. amanda: demand for concert tickets are skyhigh and fans are willing to pay up for their favorite musicians. call it pent up energy for fans. ticket sales up 45% compared to 2019, according to live nation. the top 10 tours are charging more for tickets, over 20% over 2019 prices. can't you still find a good deal? >> be mentally and financially willing to pay for the tickets if that is something you really want to do. >> know what you are looking to do and get your family and friends ready and when you see a great deal, there are definitely deals to be had. amanda: some additional tips,

check in early with presale tickets. they are often released early with discounted prices. jobina: there is a place where you can see big-name decisions for free and that is the music festival in san francisco. kicking things off on june 12 is wrapper too short and oakland fund -- funk band tower of power . others include indy staple, the cold war kids and the full list came out and that is where people spotted this all on friday. it is free but you must reserve tickets online and they are first-come, first-served. the festival was forced to cancel the 2021 concert due to major flooding from water main break. i remember this because i'm pretty sure that was when two short was supposed to perform.

nowhere else can you -- do you know where you can find other free concerts? uc berkeley. amanda: i saw that on your social media. frances: beautiful weather this week. today will be similar to yesterday. here is a live look from san jose. we have clear skies over the south bay. partly cloudy conditions making way for sunshine this afternoon. currently in san francisco it is 59 degrees. fternoon for sanegrees.here itoa jose. santa cruz, 75 degrees. we will see low 70's once again. pacifica, hafley bay, near 60

degrees and we could see clouds around the beaches today. downtown san francisco, 66. it is going to be nice in the north bay. 75 in sonoma. a little warmer and santa rosa at 78 degrees. east bay at. low 70's from berkeley. fremont, 70 two. inland areas will be in the upper 70's and mid 70's to low 80's. walnut creek, 77. warm spots, would and fairfield. here are overnight lows, low 50's around the bay. it is going to be milder tomorrow morning because we have a cold front moving through tonight into tomorrow. that will bring us some cooler weather. today, sunny, mild, warm. cloudy and cooler starting

tomorrow and cooler on thursday. warming up again with more sunshine this weekend. amanda: newly leaked images posted online at showing what google could be cooking up next, a smartwatch, maybe? according to these photos, the device was reportedly left inside a restaurant. google is expected to make an announcement about the watch month, perhaps releasing it along with the pixel seven the potential smart watch has been rumored for months and said to have the codename rohan. that is a secret. jobina: supersecret. amanda: i think we have heard stories about people leaving things at a restaurant, leaking. jobina: have you ever left anything at a restaurant? amanda: i double check. jobina: i left my retainer once,

but that is a story for a different time. you at 6:00, trying to make more money? maybe a new job will help out with that but apparently it is hurting the economy. how job changing may impact inflation. amanda: chris rock about stress mother has something to say about the slap. jobina: we will be right

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amanda: new reaction about has t about what happened. she was late last week and she is troubled by the incident. >> when he slept chris he slept all of us but he really slapped

me. >> why do you say that? >> because when you hurt my child you hurt me. amanda: she felt heat acted this way because she got the side i -- because he got the side i from his wife. -- the side eye from his wife. jobina: one of the world historic cities cleaning up after a big birthday bash the city of rome is officially now celebrating a huge historical parade with reenactment rituals and costumes and circus maximus. events were open to the public for the first time in two years after italy eased its covid-19 restrictions. frances: you will see a light -- you will need a light layer heading out the door. cooler in napa at 44 degrees.

if you like yesterday, you will like today. temperature similar with 60's at the beach. low 70's around the bay. upper 70's to low 80's inland. conquered at 78. santa rosa, 78 degrees. get ready for a cool down period cold front arriving tomorrow so that will drop temperatures to below average. another cold front arrives thursday. we will see further cooling and then things rebound for the weekend. plenty of sunshine but you don't need the umbrella's. it is going to be dry with a slight dip in temperatures mid before things ramp up again. enjoy plenty of sunshine out there. amanda: new at 6:00, we have an update on the two pilots' attempt to swap planes. why there is a federal investigation. jobina: threatening legal action against the teachers union why oakland unified could sue over a planned picket. amanda: a homecoming for some of our nation's veterans. we take a look at their first

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mysterious flyers found in another barrier turn. the group spreading status of medicaid, and the response by those being targeted. >> in the two bay area states showing the highest positively rates, as doctors share the numbers we should really be focusing on. jobina: good morning, it is monday, april 25 and we have some special friends here. [laughter]>> over say thank you for having me. jobina:. jobina: out take it. for sure. frances: thanks for letting us keep you company. amanda: francis is here. frances: yes, a gorgeous shot of san jose shows you clear conditions, partly cloudy skies. temperatures in the 40's and 50's over the next couple of hours. but by lunchtime, mostly sunny and temperatures similar to yesterday, inland areas reaching the low 80's in some of the warmest spots around the bay. at the beaches, newer 60. sunset