>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: shooting overnight leads to the closing of a busy highway. for several hours. what we are learning from authorities. reggie:

severe weather that swept through the area yesterday and the damage we are seeing this morning. kumasi: then mile high bride. there one in who rehearsed her big moment on a flight to the bay area wearing this wedding dress of toilet paper. reggie: can everyone sit and be calm? that is why we have the containment. [laughter] drew: sometimes you get those want to get a wayfarers. kumasi: and you get away. reggie: i don't need the toilet paper. everyone had fun, i guess. how is the weather? drew: good morning. the weather is amazing. we can say bye-bye to the hill yesterday, the downpours. we finally have dry weather setting up. live doppler 7 is quiet this

morning. we have a frost advisory in effect for the valleys of the north bay this morning until 9:00 a.m. because temperatures in our coldest spots in the 30's. most of us are stepping outside in the low and mid 40's. you can leave the umbrella at home. a live look from our camera here featuring a quiet day. enjoy the sunshine with temperatures still below average in the 50's. not the latest drought monitor. we will show you that in six minutes. kumasi: eastbound lanes of interstate 580 in oakland are reopened after a deadly shooting. chp responded to a call around 10:30 last night for a crash around park avenue but when officers got there they found someone had been shot. no details released about the suspect or the victim. lanes reopened around 5:00 this morning. happening

releasing an urgent requirement for anyone in venetia to cut back on water use immediately. yesterday there was a landslide near southbound i 80 and gold hill road which damaged the water line that goes into the city. amanda for still you is live this morning with the latest. >> we are not far this morning from i-80. the freeware is open after a brief shutdown yesterday. this is lopes road who are familiar, stretch impacted specifically between fairfield and venetia. that storm dan bench -- storm damage has forced city officials to enter a stage four critical water shortage alert. asking people to reduce their water usage by 40%. solano chp showing a hillside collapse -- collapse.

just outside venetia city limits. the slope failure damaged the city's main water line, one that delivers all drinking water to the city of venetia. public works crews and other contractors worked to determine the extent of the damage. all venetia homes, businesses, schools, hotels being instructed to reduce water by up to 40%. according to a city release war lak harmon may have an earthy taste or odor in tap water because of "naturally occurring compounds." the city says that water meets or exceeds all state and federal requirements for safe drinking water. there will be a press conference at 11:30 this morning. in the meantime the city is asking people to take short showers and make sure they have full loads in the dishwasher and while washing your clothes, in order to help conserve.

reggie: it is dry today. what were you in the hail like i was yesterday? this is what it looked alike in the city of san francisco. it didn't last long but while it was coming down it was extremely heavy and a little bit unnerving. it was really coming down in marine county. this is what it looked like along highway 101. that is a sidewalk you can imagine probably what that would look like. kumasi: the east bay once again dealing with storm damage in oakland's montclair district. the weather forced croghan's irish restaurant to close its outdoor seating. the owner says the high wind caused the tent to start to blow away. >> to one side of the tent because i am like, this thing is going to blow away if we don't get this thing down right now. kumasi: over unnatural salon,

the owner they are dealing with flooding. she says the salon first flooded in that new year's eve storm and it keeps getting worse. she says it is causing her to lose money because now she can only have one client at a time. reggie: new hope for additional aid in potter row. earlier this month the levy breached, flooding the town forcing the evacuation of nearly 3000 people. governor newsom has declared a major disaster zone. once he signs it it would deploy fema to counties impacted by recent storms. there is concern some of the people impacted may fall through the cracks. >> monterey county and parker road county is a very high incident of undocumented individuals living in community. a lot of the folks are not going to be eligible for fema support. reggie: the governor says it is

looking for state funds to fill those gaps. community nonprofits are doing what it can to help. kumasi: developing news and the thought -- the south bay, a standoff between a suspect and police has ended after nearly 12 hours. it started after 3:30 in san jose at south winchester boulevard and loma verde drive. jobina is at the live desk with details. jobina: san jose police say the woman is expected with attacking some people with some sort of chemical. police say the woman through a liquid that hit a man and i, causing a burning sensation. he says she had a large container of the liquid and threw it at other people too. it helped that man and say he is going to be ok. after barricading herself, this woman started throwing objects at officers, according to investigators. police arrested the suspect around 2:00 this morning. it is unclear if anyone would seriously hurt. reggie: we have just learned

nine servicemembers aboard the two military hot -- helicopters that crashed last night were killed. officials say the blackhawk pilots were taking place in drill. they crashed near a semi-wooded fill -- wooded field. investigators are on the side the crash. a freight trail railed causing a fiery trash -- fiery crash. reported. transfer take you -- transportation secretary pete buttigieg is investigate. this train derail after another train derailment in ohio. kumasi: still ahead, offering

clean syringes reggie: have a warning. stop the use of artificial intelligence. drew: the latest drought monitor, you are looking at last week. focus your attention on the sacramento region. today they have been removed from the drought entirely. big improvements thanks to rainfall here in the bay area. we have totally been removed from the drought thanks to 16 atmospheric rivers in california this year alone.

drew: let's take a look at live doppler 7 along with satellite. our area of low pressure responsible for the hail yesterday, the downpours, that center of circulation is pushing to southern california where they have the threat for some thunderstorms this afternoon. this low will progress to east. tomorrow it will create a pretty big severe weather outbreak across parts of the great lake and the south. today though, enjoy the dry skies as partly cloudy temperatures in the 40's by 10:00 a.m.. we will say below average. this afternoon temperatures in the mid to low 50's. this time of year we should be well into the 60's for our high. 59, san jose. 58, napa. you don't need the umbrella today or tomorrow. the three day forecast shows partly cloudy skies. more clouds to start the weekend saturday but the weekend is starting off dry as well. we will take a look at the seven-day forecast, which has a few chances for rain, coming up in nine minutes. jobina: we are going to start in

mountain view where we are following a new crash. starting to see minor slowdown arm in this area according to chp. there are roughly seven vehicles involved in this crash are northbound 85 to the northbound 101 connector ramp. heads up. this might end up being a really big backup. we will keep an i on that. we have at least one lane blocked on that. toll lane lights came morning. you see flashing lights off to the right-hand side of the street. we have roadway construction in this area. not slowing you down much. to concord, 22 minutes. tracy to download -- tracy to dublin, 15 minutes. reggie: what to excite ballpark plus new food and our stadium. the talk of reparations in the state heating up. some

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reggie: a new way of handling the opioid crisis. vending machines that dispense clean syringes. it will be stocked with free items and access with a code. those items include hygiene and first-aid kits, condoms, sterile syringe kids and a disposal spot for used syringes. there is one currently in the lobby of the edwin and lee. in the bay where man veterans live. some residents are raising concerns. >> i don't want kids looking at the stuff. they are too young. they don't need to look at this. >> these are harm reduction

machines. they make things more safe. what we are doing is reducing risk for infections, which are very costly. reggie: 15 of these vending machines will be installed in veterans facilities across northern california. they will be stocked in the coming months in santa rosa and oakland. this morning we are hearing reaction to the fda's decision that makes for two to opioid overdose drug. narcan will be available without prescription by the summer. we spoke with a recovering heroin addict who is now an advocate. he has administered narcan to people who overdosed on the street. >> whenever i go into the city i always carry at least one dose of narcan with me at all times. now both of my kids carry narcan in their backpacks when they go to school because this is the world we are unfortunately living in today. reggie: advocate say increasing access to narcan will save more

lives and they say more needs to be done toiol g. 7 your you addiction heavily. you can watch, injecting hope on our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. just go down to the feature section. kumasi: some of the biggest names in tech are demanding a halt to the fast use demand of ai. more than 1000 people supported the request including twitter ceo yarmuth -- elon musk. officials fear ai systems could cause extreme risk to millions of jobs in the u.s.. 30 seven-year-old's, altman, the ceo of the san francisco-based company opened ai and chat gpt believes ai could improve the job market. >> is going to eliminate some

jobs. that is true. in terms of impact on our and improving our lives and upside this will be the greatest technology human -- humanity has ever developed. kumasi: ai has shown the ability to take tests, and pass the bar exam placing in the top 10% of lawyers. passengers on a southwest flight got quite the surprise on their way from oakland to austin texas. [applause] reggie: v be walking down the planes i'll wearing a toilet paper dress with a matching veil and bouquet. she and her fiancé boarded the plane with her wedding dress. an hour into the journey a flight attendant asked her to go to the back of the plane and dressed her up in faux dress.

the groom was wearing a pretzel sash. drew: i see a little more energy from her. it is her big day. 100 -- 150 plus i want more. reggie: and i want less. drew: if i am on a plane i want to be entertained. kumasi: i want to be asleep. reggie: and this is going to wake you up. kumasi: no it won't. i would be like, somebody got married? what snacks did i miss? that is the worst thing to miss the snacks. drew: i always look at my husband, wake me up. the pretzels are here. you get that one shot to eat something. reggie: i hope they have a wonderful wedding and a blessed life. i want no shenanigans on my flight. drew: i feel if you saw this, you would be giving her tips. reggie: you think i would?

it depends if i am on bloody married two or three at that point. three, i am singing songs. kumasi: you are the flower girl. [laughter] reggie: absolutely. drew: i really hope this happens one day. re thank you for bringing me back to reality. drew: let's go outside. we have got a dry day. walnut creek camera right now. what you can see is that we are dry today. we like that. i want to show you how it started versus how it is going. what you are looking at is the drought monitor at the start of the water year.

the water year begins on the first of october every year. you can see the entire state is in some form of a drought. you see deep shades of stretching from the sacramento down to the san joaquin valley. we were in extreme or exceptional drought. we are seeing major improvements anywhere in the state to have extreme or exceptional drought. only about 28% of the state is in moderate or severe drought. drought entirely. area we are no longer in the drought. whether winter has been across the region. about 28% of the state is still in a drought quarter -- drought.

we start out with cloudy conditions. cloudy skies throughout the day. enjoy leaving the umbrella at home. we tonight we will keep some of the temperatures in the 30's and 40's. the accuweather 7-day forecast, a chance of a light showers sunday. most of us remain dry. the next chance for showers come on tuesday. kumasi: we are checking in with ginger see -- ginger zee with what is live coming up on gma.

reggie: she is no longer in the elements. back in the studio. >> nice to be with all of you. i have been texting with drew all morning. we are prompt about that update. we are going to bring that to you as well and more on what the extended forecast looks like. we are tracking the biggest news about the american reporter arrested in russia, facing 20 years in prison if convicted on espionage charges. and then that storm in southern california ringing that big-time storm -- big-time snow mammoth willa rupp to. i am going to track it into the midwest, midsouth. tomorrow, strong, long track tornadoes. that is likely t afternoon and evening. time to prepare is now. also we hear from the 10-year-old boy badly bitten in shark while on spring break. and tori has got

deals and steals for spring. reggie: we have a behind-the-scenes question to ask you about that amazing live shot you did in the snow. we are watching you live do this. you are walking up 25 to 35 feet down. did you ever fear the snow was going to collapse on top of you? kumasi: we were scared. >> i did not once think about that until people were asking me in my ear, are you scared? we dug a hole, we made the stairs out of it, molded it like clay. i had used the rope to measure. the rope was right there. it is also 30 feet. it would be a horrific accident. the snow lab folks didn't point say this is unsafe. i talked to my therapist about

this. i have a risk assessment issue. being in a snow hole was just fine. reggie: all of this tracks. we get it. >> working on that. reggie: it was incredible. glad you are here in our backyard telling it. thank you. we will

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laslideamlienetia bngo co a live with what people need to know. and a health scare for pope francis. waking up in the hospital this morning. the statement overnight from the vatican. plus, the new link between having a dog and fighting off allergies. reggie: which is funny. people would think being -- think having a dog that would be a promoter of allergies. kumasi: good morning. it is thursday, march 30. reggie: and it is not raining. that is all i want to know. drew: live doppler 7, we quiet scan after a day yesterday field -- yesterday filled with hail, heavy rain. we have a frost advisory in effect for the north bay this

morning. chile numbers in the 30's. temperatures down to 36, santa rosa. 37, half moon b take the heavy jacket out the door with you this morning but leaves on rela at home. partly cloudy skies this morning looking at the bay bridge as folks come in and out of the city. partly cloudy skies throughout the day. temperatures below average. we should be in the 60's this time of the year. we stay in the 50's this afternoon. we preview that we can forecast coming up. reggie: an urgent warning for people living in venetian. you're being asked to cut down on water use immediately because of a water line break abc -- our abc news reporter is live this morning. >> this morning we are standi just outside of and closure along the low road. the frontage road running along southbound 680 between fairfield and venetia.

because of that storm damage. the city of venetia issuing stage for critical water alerts are -- water shortage. they are asking people to conserve water by 40%. solano chp sharing these photos showing damage to the city's main water line caused by a hillside collapse near 680 and old hill road during yesterday's storm. located outside venetia city limits, impacting the line bringing all drinking water to the city of venetia. according to a city release, the city of venetia will access water from lake herrmann as a water source. the water coming from lake hermon being described as having an earthy taste or an older -- or having an odor. it meets all state and save requirements for drinking water.

while crews worked to the the extent of the damage, all venetia homes, community organizations, schools, hotels and others are instructed to reduce water by up to 40%. the city is urging people take shorter showers, make sure there are full loads in your dishwasher or washer. the city is expected to host an 11:30 a.m. first conference for an update. for now we are live in venetia. kumasi: the city of nashville coming together to remember the victims of yesterday -- of monday's school shooting. hundreds of people gathered at a vigil last night. seeger carol sharon -- cheryl croak, first lady jill biden meeting there. >> i am sure they had run those

drills, 40, 50, 60 people could have been killed if not for the preparedness. kumasi: police say the shooter was carrying two assault style rifles, a handgun and significant ammunition all bought legally. house a guard band. republicans say it is a battle of mental health. reggie: it comes as a state task force considering reparations. they are preparing for a second day of meetings in sacramento. abc seven news reporter lena howland is in the newsroom with reaction to the proposal that could cost the state hundreds of dollars. lena: the task force has been traveling the state to learn about issues like housing discrimination, over policing and segregation. one preliminary assessment puts that cost at 800 billion

dollars. more than two and a half times the states annual budget. the attorney who advises the task force advises that amount is not -- that abound is not a price tag. it is meant to emphasize how much the communities have lost in years. >> it is meant to understand the magnitude of the damage done to these communities. from there we can have a conversation about what some of the solutions should look like. >> the doj is committed to implementing what we have learned into our institution. lena: that was state attorney general rob bonta speaking on the first day of california's reparations task force meeting in sacramento. other advisors to the task force said they are working on determining eligibility who receives compensation first in prescriptive analysis. how to measure the harm that was done. this first in the nation task

force will reconvene up for day two this morning. they have until july 1 to finalize a dollar amount. the final report is due back to the state. kumasi: developing news this morning, prayers coming in from around the world for pope francis this morning. he is in the hospital with a respiratory infection. jobina is at the live desk with how he is doing. jobina: the vatican says the 80 six-year-old complained of respiratory difficulties and that the infection will require several days of hospital medical care. just hours beforen theit w sn ig his wkly audience. his health concerns are perhaps more serious because he had part of his lung removed after suffering from pneumonia when he was young. pope francis has faced other health challenges including relying on a cane and a wheelchair. and a: issue

-- and a colon >> he is in the hospital for the best supportive care he bees. it is going to give him the best odds of fully through. jobina: the white house calls pope francis a good friend. it is unclear for now if the pope will attend any services for the upcoming holy week which begins with palm sunday this week and easter next week. reggie: a wall street journal reporter is detained in russia after suspicion of espionage. state media in russia reported he was arrested because he was trying to obtain secret information about the russian military. he works in the moscow news bureau and has previously worked for moscow and the new york times. he faces up to 20 years in prison. wall street journal denies the allegations and says it is deeply concerned about his safety. kumasi: the president in taiwan

working that waking up today taiwan waking up today in the u.s.. she won't be meeting with any senior u.s. officials while here. beijing has already threatened that american politicians who engage with her could face retaliation. reggie: four men that links to a string of at least 50 robberies in oakland are expected in court. investigators who made the arrest say the men are between the ages of 18 and they committed three to five robberies and might, targeting latino men and women in east oakland. this map shows some locations where the robberies happen. >> i am hopeful the arrest of these suspects will make oakland safer and bring a sense of peace and justice to the victims they have terrorized. reggie: police were able to recover stolen items including purses, jewelry, wallets, and cash. the suspects are in custody. kumasi: a man of killing -- a

man accused of stealing a car facing two murder charges. a memorial for the mother and son is growing at the site. started a p hit a car at an intersection on rodeo. a mom and her six-year-old twin sons were in that car. she was killed at the scene, one of her sons died over the weekend. prosecutors are charging white with six melodies, including two counts of murder. >> with some -- i don't think when somebody is fleeing the police and may cause an accident, it is not an accident. what they did was an intentional act. kumasi: white's arraignment has been scheduled for april 12. reggie: the new cam program will let you register the location of your personal security cameras with police. when a crime happens officers will be able to check the map

showing camera locations then they would need to get permission from the owners of the camera. police could use your footage for evidence riirvestigation. po say there are no privacy risks. they help residents recognize there is a benefit. >> nothing will replace an officer or a witness. if we could leverage technology for criminal investigations, we feel it will reduce overall crime. reggie: a program called -- a similar program leverages cameras with police. one of those cameras led to an arrest in 2021. kumasi: looking live right now at the big stop exchange board. an update on the markets next. reggie: the show must go on. the local theaters that might have just been saved from closing. stay with us on our abc 7 bay area streaming app for abc 7 at 7:00.

we are live from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m.. download the app and you can stream us. please join us. drew: you can clearly area of low pressure responsible for the halo across the region yesterday. the downpours, gusty wind. that center of site relation is going into southern california where leigh has their chance for rain today. inches of rain. that is more than an entire year of rain. everybody from san jose to oakland, san francisco, we have eclipsed our water year total. we will add to them over the next seven days with the showers in the forecast. today is a dry day. enjoy the sunshine. partly cloudy skies. temperatures below average. this time of year we should be in the mid 60's.

we are anywhere from five to 10 degrees below average this time of year. we add clouds to the forecast to start the weekend. we have some showers on the seven-day. we will show you that in nine minutes. jobina: we don't really major blocking issues at the moment so i thought i would highlight our slow sludge -- slow stretches, centralized in the east bay. around hayward, your speed is around 27 miles per hour along 880. enrichment, coming down from san pablo, about 27 miles per hour. all of these are traveling in the westbound direction. slowly stretch on highway 4, around 70 miles per hour. our camera at walnut creek, definitely -- smooth sailing. traffic into the maze in terms of the backup.

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kumasi: new at 6:00, three independent movie theaters in san francisco are going to be staying open after reaching their fundraising goal. a gofundme page for cinema sf shows it surpassed its $100,000 target. the theater chain says the money will be able to keep the four-star balboa theaters open. they plan to hold three additional fundraisers next month at each of these three theaters. reggie: flight attendants pushing lawmakers to establish a no-fly list. it comes as an increase in bad behavior on planes. a new bill would create a no-fly list for passengers flying or convicted of assaulting crewmembers on a flight. the faa reported more than 800

unruly passenger incidents last year. up from 146 flight attendants are now sharing their story. >> i was hit in the head, knocked to the ground and i sustained very serious injuries. >> i was crying. i was traumatized. law-enforcement didn't come in time. the perpetrator walked off the plane and nothing happened. reggie: refuse service to unruly passengers but they can still travel on other airlines. this new bill would stop that. kumasi: parents, it turns out getting a pet for your kids may be good for their health. according to a new study, it says having a furry friend at home could reduce the risk of food allergies including egg and milk. japanese researchers looked into this and found kids exposed to cats are dogs were 13% less

likely to have a food allergy compared to kids with no pets in the home. reggie: the largest egg producer says its prices spiked. cal maine says its profits soared to $200 million last year. it was only $40 million last year. its overall revenue is up 9% and up nearly $1 billion. consumers are paying nearly $3.70 for eggs, from last year. san francisco-based company roku says it will cut nearly 200 jobs. about 6% of its remaining forecasts -- remaining workforce. we take a york stock exchange. they were up about 140 points. kumasi: oakland native and emmy winners zendaya is set to get another award. she is going to receive the cinema con star of the awards at

the big screen achievement awards in vegas next month. cinema con is the largest gathering of theater owners in the world. channel before starting in the spider-man franchise and the hit tv show, euphoria. reggie: marvel star jeremy winner -- jeremy renner opening up about his snowplow accident for the first time sitting down in an exclusive interview with diane sawyer. >> eight ribs broken in forcing places. left leg to be a broken, left ankle broken, left clavicle broken, right shoulder broken. ? , mandible broken. long collapse. pierced from the rib bone, your liver. which sounds terrifying. >> i am like, what is my body going to look like, am i going to be a spine, a brain, science experiment? reggie: i cannot believe he is

sitting there talking with her. this is amazing. in the interview renter says he has no regrets and he would go through this again because in the process of this he saved his nephew's life. you can hear more about that and more on ryan sawyer's full interview with renner a 10 :00 p.m. followed by abc7news at 11:00. what a journey. with all the rain we have been getting, it is not just us humans that need a raincoat. your dogs need them too. kumasi: prada has a new one. this is the dog puffer jacket. no, that is the jacket. -- no, that is the harness.

where is the jacket? reggie: that is a nylon raincoat. kumasi: that is it. it has the hood to protect your pooch's head. it has the branding. it is $800. if you want to match the coat, it is $3000. what color are you getting rooster? reggie: none at all. rooster is water resistant. if he is wet, if he is dry, he looks exactly the same. he has that kind of here. so he is good. jobina: whether wicking hair? reggie: yeah, whether wicking here. i will purchase something that costs seven dollars 95.

and your toy. kumasi: that makes me happy. jobina: has he gone back to his real food now? reggie: yes, his kibble. jobina: kumasi came in here with the most luxurious dog food that rooster had never tasted before. kumasi: he took one bite and you tried to give him the kibble and he left. jobina: truly turned around. reggie: turned around. jobina: where is that other stuff? kumasi: he want more of that. reggie: where is that raw meat combined with sweet potatoes and vegetables? kumasi: let me go get my nephew. jobina: it is green everywhere for the most part. if you need to head out, i am happy to bring you this good

news. one of our most crowded spots is the san mateo bridge in the west direction. a little stop and go but that is about it. a live or picture -- a live picture from san rafael. from tracy to dublin on a thursday, we are in good shape. drew: great if you are traveling today weather-wise. no issues out there. here is a live look from the exploratorium camera showing partly cloudy skies. it is going to be a nice day. we are dry today. live doppler showing you it is quiet after rain, downpours, hail yesterday. conditions a lot quieter over the next couple of days. a frost advisory in effect. coldest spots in the 30's. a couple of layers needed under that heavy jacket. here is future weather. partly cloudy skies. we advanced the clock into friday, a similar story.

we are going to see sunshine. the weight -- the main weather maker over the next few days. lake tahoe, we have chain controls on highway 80. we are tracking light snow arriving sunday. back here at home enjoy partly cloudy conditions. temperatures of below-average. we keep a little cloud cover and 30's and 40's heading into friday. we start out the weekend mostly cloudy. the chance of a light shower in the north bay areas are dry with showers coming tuesday. jobina: it is time for your toyota tahoe traffic report. because of the recent weather we have had you are seeing an increase in our drive times. palisades tahoe is going to take you almost five hours to get there. a little over four and a half for northstar.

required on interstate 59. look at all that snow. kirkwood and sierra checking in 250 inches for the highest based from -- race total. it is going to take you and long time to get the sugar bowl, almost five hours. kirkwood is a lot closer. kumasi: up next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: you can watch all of our live -- you can watch all of our newscasts on our abc 7 app. download that app and you can start stripping us. kumasi: we are taking a live look outside right now at 655 time. reggie: there is a little pink in

kumasi: here are the seven things another's morning. eastbound lanes of interstate 580 in oakland are back open after a deadly shooting. no details released about the

victim or the suspect. reggie: everyone in venetia being asked to conserve water of to 40%. a hillside near 680 collapsed damaging the city's main water line. kumasi: unified berkeley holding a meeting tonight to discuss the possibility of reparations payments to students who have ancestors who were enslaved people. california's reparations task force meeting for a second day today. yesterday they heard public comment on a statewide reparations proposal. reggie: health concerns about pope francis. the 86-year-old is hospitalized in rome for a lung infection. drew: number five, we are drying out today. partly cloudy skies. a nice, tranquil view from our hills camera. partly cloudy skies. leave the umbrella at home but have the winter jacket with you. it is chilly in spots in the 30's. we max out in the 50's today. if you're going to the home opener this evening expect dry

skies. first pitch temperature around 55 degrees. jobina: number six, this is our busiest stretch of traffic right now. the san mateo bridge we don't have any traffic blocking. you should have a nice commute. kumasi: number seven, an incredible sight shared by nasa. a dolphin head nebula. which is an enormous bubble in outer space. astronomers say this one is about 5000 light-years from earth and it is about 70, years old. reggie: i see the dolphin. it is a good name. kumasi: i feel like i learned a lot. reggie: i am thinking about this american asher not who thought he was going to be up there until now. september until now. now he has to be up there until this upcoming september. kumasi: they were like, you have got to wait. they are going to come back? reggie: yeah, but in six months.

♪ >> breaking overnight tensions rising u.s. russia relations, new u.s. citizen arrested on spying charges. >> america reporter arrested in russia facing 20 years in prison if convicted on breaking overnight two blackhawk helicopters crashing on a routine training mission. what we know about crew members and latest on the investigation live on scene in kentucky. >> pope francis hospitalized live in roam just before holy week. >> minute by