good morning it is 7:00 as we take a live look outside. twinkling lights on those palm trees. clear skies. as we welcome a new weekend, saturday march 18th. thank you so much for starting your weekend with us. i am kira klapper. your forecast and what a nice way to start. a break from the rain, a clear morning. >> i might have news that will ruin that pretty >> in just a little bit. how about i give you a little

bit of a view over our downtown camera. anywhere you look in the bay area looking very beautiful this morning as we get another chance to get that break from the rain. temperatures feeling a little bit mild. we have 46 here in san jose. and we have just a little bit cooler, 41 in santa rosa. warmer here in the south bay, today's to mature, going to be awfully beautiful. enjoying st. patrick's day weekend. whatever you want to do. mid-to-upper 60s, some 70s through the santa clara valley. there are some changes ahead. i will talk about that in just a few minutes. frightening moments in san francisco where there was another stabbing at a bay area school. the fourth school stabbing at a local school in the last three weeks. both the suspects and the victims aren't even. natalie rivera begins our coverage.

>> reporter: students were on edge after one of their peers were stepped on campus. >> they are in stable condition and they are receiving care. >> reporter: it happened shortly before one:00 p.m. at the school library. the injuries are not serious and the 12-year-old victim is expected to be okay. >> during the investigation, officers detained the juvenile who is possibly the suspect in this incident. >> reporter: they don't believe the incidents is gang- related. the suspect is 11 years old. the san francisco unified school district said they went into a lockdown. >> fire drills et cetera. >> reporter: the middle school will be providing additional support services as needed

including mental health resources. >> this is concerning. we are working with school officials to making sure that we can address any safety concerns. >> reporter: the school district up-to-date in place they need to call you. natalie vera, nbc news. >> as mentioned, we have seen recent acts of violence at a handful of schools across the bay area. you may recall back on march 1st, there was that deadly stabbing in santa rosa. a fight broke out inside a classroom when a freshman stabbed two juniors. one of those juniors died from injuries. yesterday, officers received a call about another fight near that same high school. police arrested two students. they found marijuana on them as well as a knife and brass knuckles.

on wednesday, a student stabbed another student at the sunrise middle school in san jose. the 15-year-old who was stabbed is expected to be okay. the attacker was sent to juvenile hall. also that same day, wednesday, teachers found a gun in san francisco. no shots were fired but the school was placed on lockdown. and what appeared to be a gun caused pen and got not one but two south bay schools yesterday. a student spotted a classmate holding what they thought was a firearm. school was already out for the day when police responded but officers were able to track down the two boys involved. that gun turned out to be a toy that shoots pellets. both boys were suspended. >> anytime we get a report of what we suspect to be a firearm, we are going to invest it fully. our priority is to keep our

community safe and student safe. >> a college in saratoga, witnesses reported they taught two men with a rifle after a two hour lockdown, police found students who had what turned out to be a replica rifle. issued citations to both students. they also will face action from the college. going to continue now to our continuing weather coverage. as we bid farewell to the final days of winter, many people are still in the dark. the cold, thousands of people in the bay area are still without power. here is a look at the latest outage map. that yellow shows 50 to 500 customers. that one pocket of orange is between 105,000 customers in the dark. they see delays getting power back on because of access

issues. the utility expects to get power back on for most customers by 10:00 tonight. >> reporter: just off of summit road, the peaceful sound of the santa cruz mountains are interrupted by the hum of generators. >> we have a whole community that doesn't have power. >> reporter: after friday evening, more than customers in this area are without power. including this group of neighbors who say after this most recent storm, they have been in the dark for four days and 20 days interval this year. >> just four days so far. so far this year, more than 20 days. >> reporter: we didn't get a response about why the power is still out here. the website estimates power will be restored by late saturday. that is when the utility expects power to be back for the majority of customers.

>> working around the clock until every community is restored. >> reporter: a downed tree brought down a total of seven polls. also, neighbors say they lost power friday after a truck clipped a power line. the crews have been working to repair that as well. while the crews keep working, residents are checking the website for updates. these residents are not feeling hopeful. >> it'll say it is the weather. every day it says the weather. if it was the weather, we have weather every day. >> reporter: alyssa gord . one man is dead after a collision in east bay. it happened after 10:00 last night. right before it turns into a street. an officer saw a truck crash into another truck.

the driver of one of those trucks died at the scene. two other people in that same truck were both transported and are in critical condition. the passenger of the other truck were uninjured. investigating a crash, several drivers broke through the crime scene. >> closed for about an hour or so. during that time, we had six vehicles run through. several of those parties have been drinking tonight. it is st. patrick's day. >> out of those six drivers, two of them were arrested for duis. happening today, former oakland chief plans to hold a community townhall meeting. expected to speak about a number of topics. you may know by now, oakland mayor without

cause last month. armstrong was accused of failing to adequately see an investigation into officer misconduct. this morning at the antioch district in oakland. it begins at 10:00. from a prison housing death row inmate to a rehabilitation center. california's most notorious prison. governor announced plans to stern san quentin, california's oldest prison into a rehab center modeled after policies in scandinavian countries. san quentin hurley houses california's death row with roughly 500 prisoners. in the plan, those inmates in the prison transformed into a lockout with less dangerous prisoners. it would get a name change and its focus which aims to education, training, rehab and life back on the outside.

>> we have to be in the homecoming business. it is not just about rehabilitation. it is about homecoming. >> addresses the root causes of crime. >> every victim of survivors deserves justice for themselves but accountability really requires much more than punishment if we are going to keep society safe as a whole. that means addressing the root problem and that is what the plan proposes to do. >> critics like the crime survivors resource center said this model prioritizes people who have committed crimes over victims who suffered at their hands. telling the associated press, quote, we are in a climate where it is about the offenders and not about the system that have been victimized and harmed. after being closed for

almost a month, rangers finally are reopening part of yosemite today. the park was buried in a record 15 feet of snow. the crews have been plowing roads, clearing paths. this year there have been 22 rock sides and landslides throughout the park. most are stabilized. part of the park will be open today and tomorrow during the day. on monday, it will be open all day and alall night. >> it is 7:00 righght now. > coming upup, myststerious lightsts in the sky over the ba area. what astronomers believe this what astronomers believe this was.

♪♪ this is s how it feeeels u more witith less aststhma... ♪♪ .....thanks toto dupixent.. dupixexent is not t for susun breathining problemsm. it's an adadd-on treatatment for spececific typeses of modererate-to-sevevere ast. anand can helplp improve l g functionon for betteter breatg inin as littlele as two wewe. dupixent h helps prevevent asththma attacksks... and can n even r redue or eliliminate oraral steroi. imimagine thatat. ♪♪ imimagine thatat. dupixentnt can causese allec rereactions ththat can be e se. imimagine thatat. get t help rightht away if yu have rash,h, chest paiain, woworsening shshortness ofof br, get t help rightht away if yu have rash,h, chest paiain, tinglingng or numbneness in your lilimbs. tellll your doctctor about nw or worsenining

jojoint aches s and pain,, or a p parasitic i infectio. dodon't changege or stop asthma m medicines,, inincluding ststeroids, wiwit talkining to your r doctor. dodon't changege or stop asthma m medicines,, who knknows what y you can o whenen you du momore with lessss asthma. who knknows what y you can o ask yourur asthma spspecit abouout dupixentnt.

welcome back. we are taking a live look outside from our camera and the bay bridge. kind of misty out there this morning. sunshine breaking through. enjoy this nice break in the weather. we will have details when the rain will be returning. but first, we received a a lot of calls into our newsroroo last ninight about t these e mysterioious lightsts in the e this vivideo was takeken in sa jose.. here's's another r look. wow. ifif you werere snappeped this e inin pepetaluma. our meteororologist saying tha astrononomers thinink thatat st in the sky is space junk. we reach out to nasa for more

information on where that junk might be coming from and have not yet heard back. recalls to tell you about on frozen fruit. according to the fda, fruit company is saying various fruit off of the shelves because of hepatitis a intimation. it includes under the kirkland brand under costco. also, trader joe's frozen tropical blend nationwide. so far, there have been three hepatitis a cases in washington state with two more suspected. oakland native and vice president kamala harris is definitely a bay area sports fan. did you also know she is a fan of the howard university basketball team? to wash her alma mater play in the first round of the ncaa tournament. howard, unfortunately, lost to

kansas. after the game, harris stepped into the locker room to give the players an inspirational message and an invitation to the white house. >> you are powerful and you are winners. if you guys want at some point, you know when you feel like playing hooky or whatever, just come over to the white house tour. >> by the way, that was howard's first appearance in the ncaa element in 31 years. since 1992. happening today, a live look at the center where the san jose sharks will be hosting a solution. the team will be honoring the lgbtq community tonight. to see something different on their jerseys, they will have special pride logos. you can also show off your pride. auctioned off later with some of the proceeds going to adolescent counseling services. the sharks' game starts at

7:30. taking on the islanders. happening today, uc berkeley is celebrating the largest festival on the west coast. the indian students association will be hosting its annual party this afternoon. a possible hindu visible. it will take place near campus starting at 11:00 this morning. and there were plenty of televisions across the bay area for st. patrick's day. this was the scene at san pedro square in san jose. lots of green beer there. and in san francisco, it was a packed house at the united irish cultural center. live bands, dancing and of course 20 of corn beef and cabbage. that is my mom's favorite's. if you're looking to go outside before our next rain storm hits, some ideas.

top of the morning to you. i know, st. patrick's day was yesterday but the celebration continues the insect with a very transparently named irish comedy fest in chinatown. a giant golden dragon surrounded by red and gold columns. from a golden dragon, let's head to the historic aircraft carrier for some anime comics and cosplay. yes, another auto crossover but it is to engage new audiences and make them aware. i think it might be fun to attend just to see the mixing of these cultures. to a city that is known for ships and whales, let's get all the way to monterey. a two day celebration as well. we are going to highlight the beautiful day and why we protect them. oh, one more reminder, your

migration on northbound, still blocked all weekend for that traffic. i will let you know when it is reopened again on monday morning right here on today in the bay. >> thanks, we will see you monday morning. time now to check in with cynthia. a lot going on this weekend. what a beautiful shot. i love it. the palm trees are so pretty when they are not covered in rain. >> yeah, back and forth. what a nice break today to enjoy all of these events. don't forget about that we can closure on 680. that causes a lot of traffic. you can walk anywhere that you want to celebrate st. patrick's day. even on in dublin. what a beautiful and lucky way to enjoy that celebration. notice, we will be in the upper 40s as people start to set up and show up around downtown.

gorgeous weather feeling mild by around lunchtime. we will see a little bit of that cloud cover as we are tracking some chances ahead. high pressure is dominating over the bay area right now. any systems going around us taking on a little bit further on our satellite radio. here comes that atmospheric storm. that will arrive later on in a couple days. i will get to that in just a minute. i wanted to give you a glimpse of those beautiful temperatures. upper 60s as we move down into hayward and over into the tri- valley. beautiful 70s down into santa clara valley. as i was saying, there are some changes ahead. i will fast-forward here. by 9:00 or 10:00 tonight on into the overnight hours, we are going to see some rain return. if you are out there, staying late for st. patrick's day, maybe bring another layer and an umbrella to keep you nice and dry. the rain is going to continue

becoming more widespread into the overnight areas with a chance of some heavier pockets. it is also going to bring her out of those winds swing the palm trees once again. if you are out there around the house, good idea to bring those things inside the patio on in. especially on the coast and on the mountains. a chance to set that here and there this weekend. traces amount in san jose. maybe a quarter of an inch or more. not a major drought buster but going to bring some more severe rain. as we move in on two tuesday morning's commute once again, we are going to see those winds once again. remember, the soil is saturated from our previous storm. we are going to watch out for any power outages or even downed trees. that is going to bring a little

bit more rain especially on the santa cruz mountains and south because it is staying a little bit more concentrated into the central coast and out into l.a. we are going to round out winter and start spring on monday with that scattered rain. it will become more of a storm on tuesday. that rain will linger around into the second half of the week. i want you to be prepared. for today, my message is to enjoy your saturday. >> we will enjoy. can i give a quick shout out to my aunt and uncle visiting from toronto? >> welcome! >> a little complicated. hey there. 7:22 right now. we have much more head. coming up, how social media is being partly blamed for the declining mental health of kids these days. in this morning's bay area in this morning's bay area proud of, a 14-year-old girl is

♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪

♪♪ you canan beat it! ! ♪ visit t youcanbeatatit.org oror call 833-3-422-4255 toto ask for m medicationn toto treat covovid-19. in order f for small businenesses to ththrive, toto ask for m medicationn they neeeed to be smsmart.. efficient.t... agilile... and d that's nevever bebeen more imimportant than it t is right n now. soso for a limimited time, comcasast businessss is intntroducing s small business s savings. callll now to geget popowerful intnternet fofor just $3939 a month,, with n no contractct, anand a money y back guarara. alall on the l largest, fastesest, reliablble netwo.

frfrom the comompany that powerers morere businesseses ththan anyone e else. cacall and statart saving g . comcmcast busineness. popowering posossibilities. welcome back. we have watched this current generation grow up comfortably with technology. but we are learning more and more it is taking a toll on many. there are reports of depression and anxiety in children and teenagers. in today's bay area proud, a 15- year-old who is helping teens by making an award-winning documentary. >> it is kind of contradictory to add that extra effect. >> reporter: how she became a

youth mental health act of it, one reason is obvious. as a 14-year-old high school freshman who lived through a global pandemic, ronnie saw people struggling firsthand. >> that was kind of the shocker that made me go into my advocacy because i saw my peers struggling with isolation and depression, anxiety. >> reporter: there is another reason. ronnie's mother. >> i have been passionate about mental health for a while. my mom, she grew up with ocd and she has taught me so much about it. she sought me over a lot of my life, make sure other people don't struggle the way she did. >> reporter: it is a mission that consumes much of life and

most recently, an award-winning documentary. her third called the peer to peer movement. a winner in c-span's national documentary competition. the previous two films, they were award-winning films too. >> i love the platform that i can use to spread messages. >> reporter: rani says the more films she does, the better she gets at making them but the message has been consistent. the mental health crisis is severe and won't be solved without listening to what young people have to say. rani wants to be their voice. >> listen to my peers and take all of that information and be a representative for them so

a representative for them so they have that voice

shshe found itit. ththe feeling g of findingg the pspsoriasis trtreatment shshe found itit. she'e's been looooking for.. sotyktktu is the firirst-of-its-s-k, she'e's been looooking for.. once-dailyly pill for momoderate-to-o-severe she'e's been looooking for.. plplaque psoririasis for the chchance at clclear or almosost clear skskin. it's l like the fefeeling of findnding that o outfit psorors or almosost clear skskin. trieied to hide e from you.. or f finding youour swimsuit is reaeady for pririmetime. or f finding youour swimsuit [dad] once-dailyly sotyktu i is pn toto get more e people once-dailyly sotyktu i is pn clclearer skinin than t the leadingng pill. clclearer skinin don't t take if yoyou're allerc to sotyktutu; serious s reactions s can o. sotyktu cacan lower yoyour abily to figight infectitions includuding tb. to figight infectitions serious s infectionsns, cans includuding lymphohoma, musclele problems,s, and chchanges in c certain las have occururred. tell y your doctoror if you he an infectition, liver oror kidney prprobl, tell y your doctoror if you he an infectition,

high tririglycerideses, or had a v vaccine or r pla. high tririglycerideses, sotyktktu is a tykyk2 inhibit. tytyk2 is partrt ofof the jak f family. sotyktktu is a tykyk2 inhibit. it's n not known i if sotyktu has the sasame risks it's n not known i if sotyktu as j jak inhibititors. find whahat plaque p psors as j jak inhibititors. has beenen hiding. as j jak inhibititors. ask yourur dermatolologist t sotyktu fofor clearer r s. ask yourur dermatolologist t soso clearly y you. sotyktu.u. good morning. it is saturday march 18th. 7:30. we take a beautiful live look outside. the sun is shining on the transamerica pyramid clear enough to see all the way back to the golden gate bridge. a lovely saturday.

thank you so much for starting your weekend with us. i am kira klapper. cinthia pimentel joins us with a look at your forecast. spring is only two days away. this seems like nice weather to welcome the new season. >> we are going to go into spring but we are still going to get some rain. you know what they say, april showers bring may flowers. we will take it. i will show you another picture of san francisco. it just a beautiful morning. i feel like we have been in this pattern, before, a beautiful day once again. right now, 49 degrees. we will climb into the 60s, mid- to-upper 60s by around 2:00 or 3:00. that is because we have high pressure over the state. we are in from a calm pattern at least for today. here are your headline for what we can expect and we are going to see that beautiful weather today increasing that cloud cover and rain chances tonight on into sunday and next weekend. speaking of those spring

showers, we are going to transition here into el nino pattern. we are going to see some more rain showers. weekend after weekend. >> we always love the weekend forecast. it means we are off work, most of us at least. wait, you mentioned el nino. many of us born in california have heard that year after year. what does it actually mean for us here in the bay area? >> a lot to unpack for you, keira. we have been in it for a couple of years. basically what it does, i will show you right here and our viewers, follow along. and bring some of that colder water into parts of australia, asia and it moves it to the eastern pacific. even here in the bay area and southern california. what it does, it typically reduces the rain. last season was a little bit crazier. it is what is called a tele- connection. one change here is

a very drastic change in another part of the world. while we see typically dry conditions, parts of asia, think of those monsoons over there. that is what is happening. we get stuck with a little bit of a dryer pattern. we are going to transition as i mentioned into el nino now. more neutral conditions. another fancy graphic to help illustrate all of these changes that warm water is going to move towards us. as you noted, some of that cloud cover, that is increasingly moisture in the air. what el nino does is it brings a little bit more rain to us. but remember, that tele- connection, parts of asia are going to see reduced rain rates over there. that is more transitioning to now when we could see some of these patterns continue on becoming a little bit more active in the fall season. a lot of big changes ahead as we finally make that transition as we have been in el nino. el nino to el nino. >> in the coming season, spring on into fall.

across parts of the atlantic as well in the gulf of course. what we can see is those tradewinds start to weaken. i am hoping we don't see any crazy heat waves as we were seeing last fall. maybe that equal chance of some fall storms and another active season that will be tracking of course. as i was mentioning, a calmer situation in the gulf and the atlantic. it could take even one hurricane , as you know, to cause all that destruction. very active chance that we are going to track right here on nbc bay area to tell you about it. >> cinthia, thanks so much. speaking of the weather, california is seeing positive benefits from the series of storms that cause so many problems across our state. that atmospheric river dumps historic amount of

rainfall on our state. it was enough to see some regions out of the drought. natalie rivera has a report on whether it is enough to end the deck and flying crisis. >> reporter: the deluge also bring a brighter side to the darker days. >> the storms are really helping with our deficit but we have had so many severe drought year so it is going to take a while to pull out of. >> reporter: in a setting reversal 194% of california was in severe drought, today, just 8% of the state is. the storm is ending mandatory water restrictions for millions. >> we are no longer worried about entire towns going dry. >> reporter: as fertile farmland get the water it desperately needs, will be seen

in grocery stores and felt and pocketbooks nationwide. while there has been minimal impact to the colorado river which quenches much of the west, this is the dramatic change in california's reservoir system now filled 70% of capacity. the snow is at 223% average. >> mother nature's reservoir. it is nothing short of spectacular. it >> reporter: because of all of the winter moisture, the storms will likely mean a later start to the typically devastating season in the west. in the wake of catastrophe, a silver lining to the relentless number of storms. >> thousands of people in the bay area are still without power. many have been in the dark and the cold for several days because of recent storms. we have a look at the latest outage map. the green and yellow areas show anywhere from 499 customers

impacted. there has been a delay in getting power back on in the bay area and on the central coast because of access issues. utilities expecting to have power back on for most customers by 10:00 tonight. as of yesterday afternoon, more than 7000 of its bay area customers were without power. the region seeing the most of those outages was the south bay with more than 4000 customers impacted. we have heard from customers in the santa cruz mountains that they have been without power for four days now. >> the whole community here doesn't have power. for me and my wife, we have a generator to cope with it. there are other people here, they don't have the money to do

that. >> there about 7000 people on the ground to make repairs. it was particularly destructive. mexican music stars live at the center last night to help victims of the devastating flooding. fans lined up outside the venue for the sold-out show. the group also will play at oakland arena tonight. proceeds from both shows will go to a local charity helping victims. fernando will do the same when he plays in september. many people are still evacuating. look at that flooding. they are wondering when they wiwill be abable toto return ba home. momonterey county leaders toto tellll. nenew this momorning, pleas our inves s getting what led to driver crashing into an eaeast bay homeme.

it happenened aroundnd 2:00 thi morning g in beaumomont road in concororde. no one was injurered but t ono witntness telllls us a driviver taken into custody. no word if anyone was at the home at the time. last night was an emotional night for many. would have been 25 yesterday. friends and family gathered last night where a park bench was dedicated in gabe's memory. >> they are happy that we have this power there. we are gathering for her. the city is dedicating a bench for her. it is a great thing. but at the same time, we are sad because she is not here. >> you may recall in december, some of gabe's remains were found almost a year after

police started searching for her. they believed she was killed by her ex-boyfriend. more of her remains were found about 10 miles from where her first remains were located in decemberer. evidenence confirirms theyey ar of alexisis gabe. goining to turn out t to t new thisis morning,g, formerer presidenent donald trump is fifiring backck on his socicial platatform, trututh social, , o possible indictmentnt from nen yoyork city law enenforcement agenency. trumump is claiaiming thatat he be elected on tuesday and he is calling for his supporters to protest. there are several legal steps before a defendant is considered indicted. the process is not legally complete unless and until the indictment is filed with the court. what we do know is the manhattan district attorney is still deciding on whether to move forward with criminal charges against the former president. it is all in connection with

the hush money payment to stormy daniels. no indictment has been filed just yet. during the closing stages of the 2016 presidential campaign, trump's personal lawyer said he paid $130,000 to stormy daniels on trump's behalf. to keep the adult entertainer quiet about a sexual encounter she claims she had with trump. trump has always denied those allegations. disgraced their notes founder $25 million in missed payments. appeared in a san jose courtroom yesterday asking a judge to delay her sentence pending her appeal conspiring to defraud investors. holmes is currently expected to begin an 11 year prison sentence late next month. whether holmes should pay a hefty restitution of $878

million to theranos investors. a judge will rule on both of those issues next month. just shy of 7:42 right now. prioritizing mental health. >> our younger employees just feel overwhelmed. millennial have said they would love to take advantage of this.

good morning. just about 7:45 on the saturday. let's go to the south bay where we are seeing a beautiful sunny start to this saturday. we will climb into the 60s by a 11:00. that is going to be coupled with some cloud coverage. anywhere that you go around the bay area, we're going to see those mild temperatures in the cloud cover. you don't need the umbrella today. just some positive vibes to enjoy your saturday. there are some changes ahead. today might be the last day that we see that big yellow thing in the sky because our ten-day outlook for next week, we are going to see that rain return. look at that right here around the bay area. that is about some above average rainfall. you've got pretty much all day to enjoy your st. patrick's day weekend. maybe take the dogs out for a walk. get ready for that rain once again. it is really going to start in

the overnight hours. we're going to see some spread showers by around midnight. some pockets of some heavier rainfall by around 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 in the morning. that rain around there as we welcome you into the bay area. tomorrow morning, make sure that you are staying with us for this rainmaker. it is going to be pretty much out of here by tomorrow afternoon. again, though southerly winds are going to affect the coast and the mountains. it will be pretty much out of here as we enjoy and settle down on our sunday afternoon. anywhere from about 20 to 25 miles around locally but pretty much higher as you make your way out into the coastline continuing like that, just to diminishing a little bit before we get ready for our next rainmaker. not only here but again in the sierra where they will be under a winter storm watch from her six inches to sell. as we get ready for our next

atmospheric river, probably two feet of snow as we go into monday on into wednesday. look at that atmospheric weather coming in. i think it is going to take more of a central down into los angeles but we are going to be ready until you all about it we can long right here with kira and i. i will leave you with the extended day forecast. don't be forget, we will see some very active weather. april showers bring may flowers. flowers. kira.

dadancing is e everything.. soccccer is the e best. dadancing is e everything.. but t her moderarate to s severe eczezema could mamake it hardrd for . my skin wawas so itchyhy. and mymy outfit was s uncomfortatable.

now, my y skin's notot as i. now wewe're stayining ahead of h her eczema.a. there'e's a powerr inside a all of us,, to live e our passioion. and d dupixent works on t the inside,e, to help p heal your r skin fromom within. and d dupixent works on t the inside,e, it helps b block a keyey soue of inflammmmation and d dupixent works on t the inside,e, ininside the b body that canan cause eczczema. so they cacan have clelearer n anand less itctch. serious alallergic reaeactis can ococcur that c can be seve. tell your r doctor abobout w oror worseningng eye problbls such as eyeye pain oror vision chchanges tell your r doctor abobout w oror worseningng eye problbls includining blurred d visio, joinint aches anand pain, tell your r doctor abobout w oror worseningng eye problbls or a a parasiticic infecti. don't chanange or stopop asthma m medicines or a a parasiticic infecti. wiwithout talklking to y your doctoror. healing g from withihin is a wondederful thingng. ask yoyour child's's ecza specialistst how w dupixent c can help l their r skin from m with. ask yoyour child's's ecza specialistst

will come back. it is 7:49 on your saturday morning. a glorious look at san jose on a saturday morning. how much alliteration can i include before we bid farewell to this beautiful shot? what a gorgeous day we have a head of us. speaking of sunshine, it was all smiles for st. mary's yesterday. their opening round game of the ncaa tournament. st. mary's beat 63-51. up next, tomorrow. if they win they are off to the sweet 16. not a good night for the worse. a frustrating night, suspended because he got his 16th technical foul in the last game

. fourth quarter, steph curry trying to keep it close there. trey young, the hawks' young player with the lake. so close there. atlanta wins. it is the warriors' 10th straight road loss. they dropped to the seventh seed with 11 games remaining. jimmy g is the newest on the las vegas strip after a slight delay. the former 49ers quarterback jimmy garoppolo finally signed with the raiders. $67 million contract. a new study is shining a light on mental health in the workplace. it shows just how different generations look at their well- being. financial services company found that younger generations like gen z and millennials are more likely to value mental

health benefits provided by their employers. nearly 75% said they used mental health benefits provided by their employer but less than half of baby boomers have taken advantage of those same benefits. the study finds that a third employer surveyed actually offered mental health benefits. just one third. mental health would be extremely impacted if their financial health wasn't so unwell. experts say the way to keep employees is to make mental health benefits more available. >> employers looking at providing a safe place for those to access those benefits, understand what those benefits are and recruiting to retain those younger players is keeping now more than ever to make sure that they have access to those. those benefits in our younger generation in our workforce are expecting the things to be available.

>> experts say that their workers are feeling burned out from pandemic workload. they also say there is a potential for employees to understand employ mental health needs. make benefits available to those employees no matter their generation. up next, we have a quick look at the top we are following including the stunning statement by former president donald trump early this morning on his truth the social platform.

welcome back. here is a quick look at the top source we are following on the saturday morning. former president donald trump is speaking out on his social media platform truth social over a possible indictment by new york city law enforcement agency. trump claims he will be arrested as soon as tuesday and is calling for his supporters to protest. there are several legal steps before a defendant is considered indicted. the process is not legally complete unless and until the indictment is filed with the court. the manhattan different attorney against the former president. you might know by now, it is all in connection with hush money payment to stormy daniels. no indictment has been filed yet. during the closing stages of the 2016 presidential campaign, from's personal attorney said he paid $130,000 to daniels on

trump's behalf. it was all too deep her quiet. trump has denied those allegations. back here locally, one man is dead after a crash in the east bay. it happened just after 10:00 last night at the intersection of lonetree way right before it turns into a street in antioch. an officer saw two trucks smashed into one another. the driver of one of the trucks died at the scene. those passengers were both transported to a hospital and are in critical condition. everyone in the other truck was uninjured. the chp says while investing in crash, several other drivers drove through the crime scene. >> we had the offramp closed for about an hour or so. during that time, we had approximately six vehicles run through the pattern that we had

let up on the freeway. several of those parties had been drinking tonight. today is st. patrick's day. >> the chp says after the six drivers plowed through, two were arrested for duis. they also made half a dozen arrests throughout the night. all right. lots of bad news today but the good news is, a break in the rain and sunshine. >> sunshine. and it is my dog's birthday today. i'm going to walk her outside today. hopefully she enjoys that as a little treat. we are tracking more rain tomorrow. we are tracking another atmospheric river although i think this is going to be more impactful south of us. for the central coast down into l.a., moving on out of here i the second half of the week. if you live or work in san francisco, spring is on monday. >> howled will your dog be? >> we adopted her last year.

>> happy birthday, cc if you are watching. thanks so much for making us a part of your mornin

. narrator: when you see this symbol, you know you're watching television that is educational and informational. the more you know on nbc. dylan: hi, everyone, i'm dylan dreyer. it's time for an incredible adventure on "earth odyssey". today, we're on an excursion to find the strangest and boldest behaviors in the animal kingdom. like here where a ravenous reptile shows us his favorite buffalo buffet. hidden in the trees, a young gazelle catches the eye thanks to a unique coat. and later, for this group of rare zebras, stripes are a thing of the past. but first, we head to africa to see its most famous amphibian in