good morning. it is saturday, april 2nd, 7:00 on the dot. a glorious one as the sun is rising underneath the bay bridge as we begin the first weekend in april and ramadan is beginning

for the muslim world. thank you for starting your saturday for us. i'm kira klapper and vanev arana is joining us. and if this today is any indication, it should be beautiful. >> yes, and this is going to be a couple of high clouds in the area, but notice no rain in forecast, so we will remain dry today and a little bit of activity, but it is far north and not really in our, you know, the region. look at this. i want to zoom it in, and we are clear, and some areas of fog and cloud cover around half moon bay where the visibility is down to four hours and the same for novato and morgan hills and fayville. and now for the temperature trend, we are starting out at 49 in san francisco and then bump up into the 60s. the wind is calm right now, but it will pick up over the weekend and i will guide you through it

in a few minutes. back to you, kira. >> than you. we are beginning with the tragedy of a high school student which is being investigated as a possible fentanyl poisoning. this is happening as the county is starting a program to stop the surge of deaths. >> reporter: this is happening after a tragic discovery of a student's death after a possible fentanyl overdose. this somber news comes after a celebration. this is when we talked to some los gatos baseball teams out and some parents.

>> you just have to hope that you have talked to them enough. >> reporter: one los gatos father talks about his loss. he had lost his son to fentanyl poisoning a month before his 18th birthday, an accomplished wrestler who was lost to the addiction. >> due to the fentanyl that was so easily available to the wrestlers, he didn't stand a chance. >> reporter: he died in 2020, and in 2021, 135 students lost their lives. >> fentanyl is available in the most wealthiest neighborhoods to the disadvantaged. it is available regardless of where you live. >> reporter: and they announced a working group to stop the

distribution. they plan to press homicide charges against dealers who sell drugs who kill. >> we do it for one reason and one reason only, to prevent as many families who have suffered the loss of loved ones like the ones you will hear from today. >> reporter: and the officials say they won't release the student's name while the police investigate how they got the drugs. bay area news, thom jensen. and the reports of a young man shot outside of a bay area restaurant. dozens gathered outside of the san jose city hall yesterday demanding justice for 20-year-old k 'aun green after shots broke out. they say that green had a gun and he refused to drop it

forcing them to fire several time. the man had wrestled the gun from someone else in the chaos. green is now in the hospital recovering and hoping to resume his football career. green's supporters say it is another tragic example of shooting first and then asking questions later. >> they did not ask any questions and just shot him. he is not the one responsible for what was happening so once again the san jose police department taking excessive force against black people, and against the black community, and this is something that keeps happening over and over again. >> the shooting remains under investigation. turning now to the war in ukraine. civilians are still being evacuated as the fighting intensifies. president zelenskyy has a warning for people still in ukraine saying that retreating russian forces are leaving behind landmines even behind

damaged homes and dead bodies. this morning humanitarian corridors are open to evacuate people. and the red cross said that its attempt to deliver aid and massive evacuation from mariupol failed and only about 3,000 people escaped. and now, russian forces have withdrawn from the airport, and they said that the forces withdrew from the airport which is northwest of the capital. the u.k. intelligence says that the forces have retaken some of their own villages and secured a key route in eastern kharkiv. families and friends are hoping for a miracle in a disappearance of a little girl six years ago today. arianna fitz was 2 1/2 when she and her mother vanisheded from san francisco. her mother's body was found

buried at mclaren park in the excelsior district. now, the san francisco police are increasing their reward from 100,000 to $250,000 for the arrest of people responsible. they are releasing an age progression of ariana now who would be 8 years old. >> i hope that she is found alive and well. i absolutely believe that she is alive. >> the fbi and the san francisco police department are working to put up photos and age progression images of arianna throughout california and nevada. >> the families and friends are hoping that the renewed interest will spark new leads to bring her home. closing early and handing out protection to employees, and just some of the precautions that business owners in san francisco's chinatown are saying that they are being forced to take because of the crime sprees. last weekend the thieves

targeted half a dozen businesses and now they have hit at least three more. here is "today in the bay's stephanie maglione. >> they came in, and i knew it was not right, so i turned off the light and pretend that i was closing, because i was by myself. >> reporter: others were not as lucky, because we are told that the suspected thieves went down grant and went on a crime spree to pine street, and most of the merchants did not want to talk to us on camera, because they were worried to be targets again. this is one of the persons who witnessed the crime spree. >> it is unsafe and not safe to do business in our city. >> reporter: over the weekend they prevented three people from

taking mer dice in their store. that incident and others are started to give weapons to the employees. >> we are doing like these kinds of sticks, and it is something that we need to defend. all we have or the metal chains. >> they have made the pepper spray easily accessible from the store and invested in more cameras. >> every minute you come to the work, your nerves are like intense, and this is not healthy. >> reporter: and the delta town initiative is aware of the situation, and they are installing more cameras in the alleyways and other corridors to make people feel safer and saturate the area with more patrols. the city of leandro is holding a buy back vape program as more cities are banning vape

items. the city and the local schools are putting on the event from 9:00 a.m. from the barbara lee center at the bankkroft center. and rolling back restrictions. you no longer have to show proof of vaccination to attend a large event in california. we have more from the shark tank in san jose with what to expect. >> good morning, kira. the shark tank here, home of the san jose sharks and getting into the venue may be faster, because people won't be digging through the bags to look for the vaccination cards and proof of covid vaccination will not be required. and vaccination or testing is now recommended but not require and that for events of 1,000 people indoors or 10,000

outdoors. the sap center are going to keep in place many of to safety protocols that they enacted in the pandemic like contactless purchases and sanitizing stations and bringing in more outdoor air into the venue, but as a sports and entertainment venue, the shark tank had a hard time to compete with the sap center, so they are hoping to sell out a few more games between now and the end of the season, and the shark tank president says that will allow more fans comfortable to show up. >> do i have to have a vaccine and a boost or a vaccine and how do i do it physically or digitally and every venue and public building and restaurant, and it was mass confusion, and over time, people said it is too much trouble and i don't want to come anymore. >> reporter: so under state guidelines, the businesses and the concert promoter, they can enact their own rules, but for now, there is some level of

continuity. go sharks. kris sanchez for today in the bay. it is 7:11, and much more coming up. shocker overnight, and you may have heard, will smith resigning from the academy and what his announcement means for his future in hollywood. live from new york, it is saturday night! we return live with host jerod michael and musical guest gunna.

welcome back. it is 7:14 on this beautiful

saturday morning. we have beautiful temperatures expected for today, and vianey says that we will want to enjoy this day. overnight, will smith resigned from the academy. he says that his behavior was shocking and he said that he deprived the other nominees and winners of their opportunity to celebrate their work. i feel horrible. he walked up after chris rock made a joke about jada pinkett

smith's shaved head, and many believe he violated the standard of conduct. that means he cannot vote on other oscar nominees, however, he is not barred from winning another oscar. masks are going back in one marin county school to curb an outbreak, and there are 23 documented cases at coleman elementary school in san rafael, and 17 students and 6 staff members. the school has put a temporary mask mandate back in place to keep the outbreak from getting worse. it is going to last until april 15th, and next week is school's spring break. soccer fans across the world are gearing up for one of the biggest tournaments in the world. yesterday, they found out that the groupings for the world cup which takes place this fall in qatar. the u.s. is going to return to the tournament after missing out in 2018, and the united states is grouped with england and eye

-- iran, and they will have to play a group teamed up with the u.k. and wales. last night in wrestle mania, the wrestle was inducted tone the hall of fame, and he has had the longest running career, and when asked if he would make an appearance, this is what he said. >> they have the hall of fame induck -- inductees come out, and this is what i can say safely, but it is the wwe, and so that is all i can say will happen. >> so it is the undertaker, but we know that stone cold steve

austin is back 15 years after his last match to confront steve owens, so you can stream it on peacock at 3:00 p.m. so here is a question, how much do you reveal to your hairstylist, and one woman is having you reveal nothing at all, and it is silent haircuts, and the idea came with people still dealing with impact of the pandemic. so she can offer silence. >> some of my clients are friends, and there that desire to catch up, and couple of those clients even said, you know, i would love to catch up for five minutes and then i would love to be quiet for five minutes, and it is like, great, thank you for asking what you need. >> i get it, and i talk a lot, but sometimes, you know.

i'm not in the mood, and it is no shade to her. but then people want to zen out, and get treated. you know, relax. for me, i talk to so few adults in my life, and i have two little kids so i enjoy the conversation with another adult. >> and my hairstylist in l.a., we never stop talking. >> no silence. >> yes, i get it. but depending whether you are going to get a haircut or going outside, hopefully you are relieving some stress, and also, talking over the blow dryer is another thing, too. and satellite radar, and take a look, and the high clouds, but we have high pressure that is going to dominate in the forecast the next couple of days, and this is going to warm us up, and show you the trend in a few minutes, but i wanted to show you how peaceful the radar

is, and no rain on the map, and it is to the north, and that going to impact us today, and the fog and the visibility, and some areas of patchy fog and down to half moon bay, and some low patchy fog as well as to morgan hill, and that should burn off into the afternoon, but i want to take you to theforeca going to warm up by 1:00. and it will be mix of the sun and clouds, but it is going to be nice out there and into the 70s. 49 out there in san francisco and bumping up to 50s by 1:00, and then ventually into the mid-60s. walnut creek at 49 right now, but by 1:00, it will be in the 70s. so the temperatures will climb. 44 in dublin and 72 by your lunch hour. you can see the hour by hour, if you didn't see it in that

forecast, here is the region. livermore is one of the warmer spots and martinez and gilmore and morgan hill, and upper 70s today, so it is going to be warmer out there at times, and enjoy today, because there is no wind, and it will be breezy, because by tomorrow, the time stamp, by 3:00, it is breezy today, but if i am fast forwarding the time line through sunday, that when we are expecting to see the winds, and today is the day to prep anything in the backyard that might fly away, and san francisco by noon tomorrow in the 30s and the rest of the bay area is going to be getting gusty into the afternoon, and the evening hours by 7:00, and 30-plus-mile-an-hour winds. and we will stay dry looking ahead to thursday and heat up that high pressure, and that is going to be bringing the temperatures the, and get this into the 80s and possibly upper 80s on the map, and so a taste of summer which is not good news on the drought monitor which is released every week, and as you can see in santa rosa, and

ukiah, and we are in the extreme category, and you will see the sierra snow pack coming up in the next forecast. >> okay. and come up one of basketball's greatest stars is using his platform the highlight some of the best players that you have not heard of. we will have an exclusive interview with steph curry that you will only see right here. i am your gotcha man and we will investigate how the tech university is struggling with housing and homelessness, and so, just download on roku and apple, amazon, fire, and just go to saving san francisco.

no steph curry for the rest of the regular season as he recovers from the foot injury, but this weekend the warriors' all star is focusing on someone else. anthony flores sat down with this exclusive interview. >> reporter: tonight i spoke with the league two-time mvp of when he hopes to be back on the court and how he is using the star power to shine the spotlight on underrated players. >> reporter: this is the gym in

oakland where most players that nobody has heard of will be showcasing their talents in front of steph curry. and today, he is going to help elevate the exposure of these players. >> for them to interact with me, and me to interact with them and feel that energy, and it is going to be hopefully a memorable event for them. >> reporter: the warrior star was not wearing a walking boot on the left foot, but working with the players on the court, and curry has not played for the warriors since spraining a ligament in the left foot in mid-march and despite showing progress, the team announced he is going to miss the rest of the regular season, and be re-evaluated in ten days. how does the left foot feel? >> i have no idea in terms of the end of the season, but hopefully doing everything that i can to be fully healthy to get ready for the playoff run.

>> any feeling to come back for one or two games? >> i hate to miss any games, so absolutely. i know what the target date is, and trying to get back for game one of the playoffs and whatever i have to do to get there is goal. >> the warriors have one win in last eight games, but curry says he is not worry about the seedings as long as the team is healthy in the playoffs. >> what are your expectations for team? do you think that the team can win the championship? >> absolutely. we can start to scare some people once we get into the playoffs and find that warrior basketball. >> reporter: you are three-time nba champion and two-time league mvp and now you are stephen curry oscar winner, and how does that sound? >> pretty surreal. >> reporter: curry won an academy award as an executive producer for a documentary about lucia harris, the first female drafted by the nba in the late 1970s, and he says that he is

proud because there is an appetite for women's sports and equity in the game, and that is what he is trying to prove to the players in this tournament this weekend. i'm anthony flores for "today in the bay."

good morning. it is saturday, april 2nd, 7:30 as we are taking a live look outside from the emeryville camera and the bay bridge and san francisco in the background and little hazy out there as we begin the first week end of

april. thank you for starting it with us. i'm kira klapper, and we have vie yanni -- vianey arana with us for the weather. >> we will have some high clouds passing through, and aside from that, expect a lovely afternoon, and we have some areas of fog at half moon bay with three miles of low visibility. so right now, we are starting out in the 40s, but the biggest thing is by 12:00, we are going to be in the 60s and eventually in the 70s. i will guide you through that, and the latest sierra snow pack, and the extended forecast coming up. we begin with the shocking

death of a los altos high school student being the result of a fentanyl poisoning. t this is occurring at the same time as city leaders are revealing a plan to stop the crisis. here is thom jensen. >> reporter: grief counselors will be available for students after a tragic accident that could be the result of a fentanyl overdose. there is a warning that the fentanyl could be in the area. we went to talk to los gatos parents who are here for baseball and talking to the teens. >> you have to talk to them all of the time and hope that you have raised them right. >> reporter: this comes on the same day that the county leaders

are talking about the loss. this man talked about losing his son at age 18. >> due to the drug so available to the wrestlers these days, he did not stand a chance. >> reporter: linas was one of the 90 people who lost their lives in 2019. in 2020 over 120 people lost their lives to the drug. >> it is in every neighborhood regardless of where you live. >> she is the chairman of the group hoping to start

legislation to press homicide charges against drug dealers who sell drugs that cause homicides. >> we do this for one reason and one reason only, to prevent families from suffering loss like the loved ones you will hear from today. >> reporter: school officials are not releasing the student's name while the police investigate how they got the drugs. in los altos, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. now, to the follow-up to a story we brought you last weekend as breaking news. a man shot by police at a bay area restaurant. as you can see here, dozens of people gathered yesterday at the san jose city hall demanding justice for him. 20-year-old k'aun green was shot outside of the tacoria after he had been holding a gun and said

he planned to use it after he wrestled it from another man. he is in the hospital recovering hoping to continue his football career. the protesters say that he was not responsible for what happened. >> he was not responsible for what happened, and once again, the san jose mistaking excessive force against black people and the black community and this is something that keeps happening over and over again. >> reporter: the shooting remains under investigation. turning our attention to ukraine. people are still being evacuated as the killing continues. ukranian officials say that russians are leaving behind landmines behind destroyed homes and dead bodies. meanwhile, this morning seven

corridors are open to evacuate people. just yesterday, the red cross says that its attempt to deliver aid and have a massive evacuation failed. they were only able to get out about 3,000 people. russian forces have withdrawal from a kyiv airport. and some ukrainian forces have retaken some of their cities and re-secured a major route to kyiv. and now, back home, police are hoping that upping a reward will help to get information about a disappearance of a little girl. her mother's body was found buried in mclaren park in the excelsior district. the police are releasing an age progression photo of ariana. >> i hope she is found alive and well, and i absolutely believe she is alive.

>> and the fbi and the police department are working with nicnic to put up photos of ariana in california and nevada. >> they are increasing the reward from 100,000 to $250,000 for any information leading to the arrest of the people responsible. they are closing the shops early and handing out protection to employees. those are some of the precautions business owners in san francisco's chinatown say they are forced to take, because of crime sprees. last weekend, thieves targeted half a dozen businesses, and now they have it more. here is today in the bay's stephanie maglione. >> they are all like under 15 years old and very young. >> reporter: the thieves strike again. >> that not right. so i closed my store, and locked my door and i turned off the light and i pretended like i was

closing, because i was by myself. >> reporter: others weren't as lucky. we are told that the suspected thieves started on pacific avenue and down grant and then on a crime spree to pine street. most of the shopowners did not want to speak to us on camera for fear of becoming targets again. >> do you take cash? >> reporter: and this is one of the people who witnessed the crime spree. >> it is unsafe for doing business in our city. it is insane. >> reporter: the group did not go into her store, but over the weekend they prevented three people from taking the merchandise in the store. that made her take measureses to defend her employees. >> with this, we have these sticks and metal chains. >> reporter: and they have made pepper spray accessible all over the store, and cameras.

>> when you come to work, your is all intense, and that is not healthy. >> reporter: the delta town initiative tells us they are aware of the situation and planning to install cameras in alleys and corridors to make the community feel safer, and the police are doing what they can to saturate the community with patrols. stephanie for today in the bay. and the city of san leandro is holding a vape buyback to in the hope to get them away from the teens. this as the city is banning the tobacco all together. they can exchange them for gift cards or sporting vents. the event is 9:00 to 11:00 this morning at the barbara lee center on bancroft avenue in san leandro. any time that you are at the sap center or any other large center, you won't have to show proof of vaccination. it starts tonight at the sharks game.

testing is recommended, but no longer required. it is for indoor events with more than 1,000 people, and outdoor events holding more than 10,000 people. all covid-related capacity limits have also been dropped. just about 7:40 right now, and still to come on today in the bay, increasing autism awareness. coming up the signals that parents should monitor, and the close connection it has to the nbc bay area families. sights on california. they've written a ballot proposal to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless, but read the fine print. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us.

it is 7:42 and it is saturday. we are expecting fantastic weather and satellite radar, you can see that things are calm, and you might spot a couple of high clouds rolling through, and areas of patchy fog, but we are not expecting rain today, and we have limited visibility from half moon bay with a couple of spots down to morgan hill and gilroy as well as the concord area. the temperatures were in the 40s to start, and so kind of mild in some spots, and san jose is 45 degrees, and by the afternoon, look at this, and we will see a lot of sunshine, a temperatures are warming up into the mid-and upper 70s and including livermore and morgan hill, and 75 in san jose today, and oakland is 75 degrees and heading into the city for 65 degrees in napa and 74 degrees and perfect weather. the winds will get breezy heading into the afternoon, and

you will see that they are going to be calmer compared to what we expect for tomorrow. there is the timestamp up there, and heading into sunday at the lunch hour, we will see the winds getting gusty from santa rosa to the coastline and san francisco, and then into the afternoon and evening, the winds will get gusty through the bay area, and 30-mile-an-hour gusts possible in through the afternoon, and be mindful of that, and we might see some wind advisory depending how gusty we get. and now with the extended outlook, we will stay warm, and that high pressure is going to keep us warm, and a system that going to keep us a slight chance of a little bit of the drizzle action mainly dry, but as you can see drought is updated every week, but ukiah and santa row ta and the lake area here is extreme drought, so it is going to be a long time before we see

any catchup. as far as the sierra snow pack, you will see that this is 28%, and central is 42%, and the south is 43%, and a perspective in terms of, you know, changes in the climate, only two years in past 10 years have we finished above 100%. you know that we had a very dry season when it came to the rainfall totals, and over the next seven days, we will see the wind pick up, and then monday, we will have a system to bring some drizzle, and lot of that from the north on tuesday and wednesday and thursday and look at the temperatures of the inland areas, and on the map, you guys. a preview of the summerk and it is going to be feeling like spring around here, and woo, it is going to be warming up. >> 90, holy moly, and you warned us, vianey. stay with us.

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welcome back. it is 7:48 amid the sunshine. vianey says 60s and 70s for beautiful saturday ahead. april is autism awareness month and it is a meaningful topic for our today in the bay family. meteorologist kari hall has more of what parents should look out for their children's early behavior. >> good morning, kira, and it is an important topic and one that

is important to my family, and so the stats. 1 in 27 boys are affected by autism, and 1 in 116 girls are impacted. this is what the parents need to know. kids can show signs up to 18 month, and up to 40% are nonverbal, and 40% have gastrointestinal problems and for many families, this is going to take a toll financially, because the lost wages and services is about 15,000 per year. my son 10 and my daughter is 5, and that is her playing with food, because she is not eating right now, and she has a severe food aversion. and my son is playing with her, and that is a magic fan, and that is bella working with the two therapists there which is important to get the early intervention. it has been a journey for our family, and once again, you can see the feeding tube in some of

the pictures as she went through the severe food aversion, and we found out that it is because of the problems with acid reflux, and it is causing a lot of pain in her esophagus, and she was not able to eat, and now that we are getting that under control, and working with her to get back to eating eventually. i wanted to share some tips with families and for parents. watch out for little or no eye contact in the toddlers, and maybe you talk to them, and see them looking around the room. by two years, they should have few words or at least start to speak a lot of sentences. by 2 years, if you are noticing that they don't have any words at that point, that may also be a sign to watch out for. maybe you call his or her name and get no response or notice that they are rocking or spinning or flapping their hands which is a telltale signs. they may be sensitive to smells, sounds or sensitive to touch or have a problem to wear the

clothing because of the tags, and overreactive to loud sounds, because they are hypersensitive and it is like sensory overload for them. and repeated rituals or things that they may do or playing inappropriately with the toys or doing things repetitively. and things to look at, and talk to the pediatrician, and get the services lined up, because early prevention is the best tool in autism to help to cope in that world, and give them some help. >> that is important news there. and now we have breaking news to bring you of a shooting that happened in broad daylight. it happened in the bay view district, and when the officers responded they found a 20-year-old man who had been shot. and the police just told us that the man died. a second victim a 29-year-old man was treated at the hospital

for nonlife threatening injuries and no arrests have been made. coming up next, a look at the top stories that we are following. including grief counselors at a peninsula high school following the stunning death of a student.

welcome back. before we get to the top stories. this is what you can expect on "sunday mornings with willie geist." >> thank you, kira.

tomorrow on "sunday today" we will revisit one of the favorite conversations we had with her. the 20-year-old is nominated with eight more grammys at sunday night's awards and continuing her ride from child prodigy to superstar. >> when you were grow up in your house, how did it start for you? >> it seemed it was there. my dad was there playing in the living room when my mom was pregnant so it was like i was doing it in the womb. >> a conversation with her, and another life well lived when "sunday today" airs at 6:00 a.m. in the bay area. if you are not up at that hour, set the dvr, and we will be ready for you whenever you are. and now, happening this weekend, grief counselors at los altos high school after the shocking death of a student

possibly from fentanyl poisoning. mountain view police said that they were made aware that drugs were circulating on the campus, and it is unknown how the student got the drug, and whether other students have it as well. happening today, the city of san leandro is holding a vape buyback in hopes of getting them away from teens. anyone can trade in the vape devices in exchange for gift cards or tickets to the sporting events. the event starts at 9:00 a.m. this morning and goes to 11:00 a.m. this morning at the barbara lee center. and this morning to the war in ukraine wherevacuations are still needed. president zelenskyy says that russians have been leaving behind landmines in destroyed

buildings and dead bodies, and warning ukrainians to be careful. the red cross tried to deliver humanitarian aid and evacuate people, but they say that their efforts failed. right now, ukrainian have regained some ground back to the airport in kharkiv and taken back some places back to kyiv. it is going to be nice today? >> yes, it is going to be feeling like spring, and notice on the icon of sunday, it is going to be windy, and you will see the breeze today, but tomorrow, gusty conditions the especially around san francisco and initially around noon, and the winds will pick up around the evening and throughout the bay area, and around some of the

higher elevation, and the gusts at 40-plus, an monday and tuesday goes, notice the 60s and we jump into the 70s. on wednesday and thursday, and upper thursday, and this is the san francisco forecast and things will be warmer, and if you are wondering about the inland areas, you will go to up to 90 potentially on the forecast, right? crazy. and so, a little wind to the system could bring the chance of some morning drizzle and then thing quickly warm up, and evenb the overnight lows with 57 degrees there. >> not that low. >> prepare for heat and we will bump up 10, 15 degrees and even more. >> and you always know if it is 70s in san francisco, it is going to be really hot everywhere else. thank you, vianey, and thank you for making us a part of your morning. we will have more local news for you at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. and you will be back with the

forecast tonight. so hopefully you can get a nap in. we are always there on nbcbayarea.com, and check the latest there. have a great saturday here, and we'd love to see you right back here tomorrow morning.

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