good morning. it is saturday, april 29th, 7:00 as we take this live look outside from our tower camera toward a cloudy sky over san francisco on what should be a slightly cooler weekend than

we've seen in the last few days. thank you so much for starting your final weekend of the month with us. i'm kira klapper. cynthia pimentel joins us with a peak of the climate micro forecast. did i get that right? a slight cooldown? >> oh, yeah. the gray coming slightly early and karl the fog saying don't forget me. i promise you all the high rises are still there. the low clouds are making their way into downtown san jose today. we're feeling the cool temperatures in san jose along the coastline and even as we make our way into santa rosa. along with that, be careful of the visibility if you're headed out the door in the next couple of minutes. full forecast for you, we'll keep the mild temperatures in the inland valley. the cool front will bring gusty winds into the bay area and the return of that rain. i'll be back with that in just a

little bit. kira. we begin with breaking news out of texas where a manhunt is underway following a deadly mass shooting. four people were killed at a home in cleveland, texas, about 45 miles north of houston, and a fifth victim, an 8-year-old, who was life flighted passed away. they're searching for francisco ora pay say, a san francisco national. he's related to all. he was noun to shoot an ar-15-style gun in the neighborhood, but it's not yet known if it was the weapon that was used. three others, all children, were taken to the hospital as a precaution. back here locally, a follow-up to some breaking news we brought you last night at 11:00. a warehouse fire on bay shore boulevard in san francisco is out this morning. firefiters say the two-alarm

vegetation fire ignited around 10:30 last night in a homeless encampment before spreadiding ta nearby area. it tooook m more than an hour a half too extininguish thehe fir. fortununately noo one was injur. the cause of that fire is under investigation. and a tight-knit community in the east bayou nighted last night for a candlelight memorial. it was for the home depot security guard who was killed while working to stop a shoplifter last week. what's so special is it was organized by people in the community who never met the victim. >> they're remembering the hero, honoring a boy scout. >> blake made me feel so comfortable there. it was because of him i kept coming back. >> reporter: and lighting candles for the 26-year-old. >> he was more than a co-worker. he was a friend and a family

member, and we all miss him terribly. >> reporter: police say he died after confronting a 32-year-old as she tried to shoplift. she shot at him after an altercation. she was later arrested along with hergetaway driver in oakland. >> i feel very sad. i don't know what to say. i couldn't even sleep during that night. i was thinking about him. this young man should have a very bright future. >> reporter: a case that motivated those who never met him before to attend and even organize his individual sniel different kinds of people have different kinds of gravity. >> reporter: tonight many shared their memories with blake and sent him one last message. >> i appreciated him so much. his friendship meant the world to me. >> reporter: the suspects are expected to enter a plea on may 12th.

a private security guard at a san francisco walgreens is under arrest for a deadly shooting at a store on market street near "forbes." 33-year-old michael earl wayne anthony was taken into custody shortly after the shooting yesterday. the medical examiner identified the victim as 24-year-old china brown of san francisco. a witness says she knew the victim who was walking out of the store when she was shot. >> she was doing whatever she was doing in the store. i was on my way out. i was by the little pay thing and she was out before me. as soon as she was walking out, all we heard was boom, boom and dropped to the floor. i was looking at her. >> police are relaying very little information only to say a theft occurred. the national guard and chp are now coming into san francisco to help crack down on the city's fentanyl crisis. now we know when they'll arrive and what exactly they'll be doing. leaders of both groups appeared

alongside san francisco leaders yesterday to lay out their plan. their primary focus, cracking down on drug dealers and fentanyl trafficking operations. it all starts on monday. the chp will be doing three things,irst sending officers into the streets tork side by side with the sfpd in high-crime areas. second,hey'll provide specialized training to sfpd officers to prevent drug-related crimes. third, they'll assist in trafficking instations. the national guard is not sending troops into t city. rather theyil help map out where cartels are operating and use data to figure out how to dismantle them. city leaders stress that their goal is not to arrest their way out of the problem but instead cut off major drug dealers and the cartels backing them. >> when the governor came to san francisco with the attorney general and they did a walk in the tenderloin, they heard the

pleas and the cries of the community asking for help, asking for something different. well, this is something different, and i'm looking forward to a real change in our city. >> san francisco accomplishes have made 269 arrests in a very small area in the course of four months. when you think about that, i think about your own community, think about the drug dealers being taken from your community. that's what the people who live and work in the tenderloin have to deal with day in and day out, and that has to stop. >> not everyone is on board with the reinforcements. the head of the coalition on homelessness in san francisco worries these efforts will mimic the war on drugs approach of decades past and disproportionately criminalize people of color. happening today, alameda

county is ending its eviction moratorium. the policy was put in place at the beginning of the pandemic, and the goal was to temporarily stop evictions, protecting tenants who were at risk of becoming unhoused. there have been rallies against the moratorium and they're calling on the county to reimburse them for any loss of income. you likely know by now it was not a good night for dub nation. the faces say it all. the warriors failed to win over the kings and they're forced to face a game seven game in sacramento to keep their playoff game alive. 90 miles to the east, a different look. the kings did what they haven't yet done in this series, beat the warriors at home. now the series is tied, 3-3. "today in the bay's" anthony flores was there. >> reporter: this sears is going

to a winner-take-all game seven after the warriors failed to take care of business at home against the sacramento kings. the warriors were nearly unbeatable in the postseason at chase center, going 13-1 before their loss to the kings in game six. the warriors were playing catch-up early and klay thompson got it going. he scored 16 of his 22 points in the first half, but the kings' bench was the difference in this one. the sacramento subs outscored the bench led by malik monk who dropped a team-high 28. steve curry had a game-high 29, but the kings were feeling it from behind the arch. they canned 17-3 pointers. sacramento blows out golden state, 118-99. now the warriors are facing a must-win in game sneechb the right team won, that's for sure. they came in and earned the victim and now we've got to regroup and get ready for game

seven. >> i want to make sure everybody's on the same page. it will be a fun 36 hours to get ready for the game, mentally, vocally, physically. everybody has to get their rest knowing it's going to be a dog fight, and we've got to be ready for it. >> so it's do-or-die game seven in san francisco. anthony flores, nbc bay area. again, game seven is in sacramento. there will be a watch party at chase center. thrive city opens at 11:00 tomorrow morning. tip-off is at 12:30. the event is free and open to the public. space is limited to first come, first serve. as always the game will be displayed on thrive city's massive outd video screen. later tay the san francisco giants will make history as they take on the san diego padres in theexic city series. this weekend the first regular season game to b played in mexico the first pitch is at3:05.

coming upn the next half hour, we' che in on how the teams feel about playing in mexico and tell you about some bay area watch parties so you don't miss a thing. at 7:10 right now, coming up on bay area today, fans got their first chance to show the team how they really feel.

welcome back. in ukraine they are in mourning after the most intense russian air strikes in nearly two months. at least 25 people were killed, most asleep in an apartment building during the attack. nbc's ellison barber is there. >> reporter: a frantic search for survivors after a deadly barrage of russian air strikes, rescuers combing through smouldering concrete and metal, it's all that's left at an apartment building after a missile hit in the middle of the night. residents were fast asleep. mauer rina telling us she lives nearby and rushed over to help. >> is anywhere in ukraine safe? >> nowhere, nowhere. >> reporter: people are overwhelmed. shattered by russia's war again. russia claims they were targeting military-related

spaces, but you look at the people here, the little ones included, and you real long islandize what a res done chal part of the city this is. this one that was hit the hardest, people say this side of the building, that's where most of the bedrooms were. these were the first large-scale russian missile strikes in two months hitting several cities. a strike killed a toddler and her mother. in kyiv, a child was injured. back in this area, we met a 20-year-old volunteer. >> the hardest part was the heartbreaking crying. >> reporter: ukraine's military says they're getting closer to launching the high-counter spring offensive to take back the area now occupied by russia. happening today, the santa

clara county library district wants to help you be protected from scammers. it's hosting its second online protection program at the cupertino library. the fb i says back in 2021 there were more than 847,000 complaints of internote crime, the top crimes being personal information. crypto investments and nondelivery schemes. the county says scammers are always finding new ways to take advantage of people. the event starts at 3:00 p.m. today. oak lan a's fans gathered to look at the potential loss. the rally kicked off at the oakland coliseum where the a's were taking on the cincinnati reds in the first home game since the team announced they signed a land deal in las vegas. several fans gathered in the park's slot and on nearby overpasses to voice their displeasure with the team. one small solace for fans, there's no stadium built yet in

las vegas, so there's still a slim chance they could make a deal to stay in oakland. this past week the mayor told our own roz ma tie she would reconsider. united farm workers will hold events to honor what would have been his 96th birthday. one of largest events in the bay area will br in san francisco. there be a parade and festival to honor chavez's legacy. it will be on 24th street from fusome to bryant. the parade begins at delores park and makes its way to 24th and folsom. if you're look for something, we have you covered. >> good morning, kira. let's start with the home town

car and motorcycle show focused customized and electric vehicles. pg&e is bringing together the greatest and latest electric vehicles including customs. you've got to have the customs, plus classics and hot rots. when you get the vehicles together, therewill be a competition. today's the oakland spider's season opener freshly relocated to their home field at oakland's free monday high school. the reigning champs of the disk lead, akk ultimate frisbee, today's doubleheader. the first is at 2:00 p.m. along with food trucks and fun for the whole family. admission only for those 12 and over because the kids are free. >> and from the reigning champs to the raining monarchy, it's san francisco's golden gate park. you head to the western end to celebrate dutch culture and dutch traditions, dutch games, dutch food, dutch beer, dutch music celebrating dutch day.

you'll see lots of tulips and orange because that's the natural color of the netherlands. and bringure bikes. they're kicking off a ride from windmill to windmill. yes, there are two of them. remember to always kick off your day with us on "today in the bay." >> thanks, mike. time to check in with cynthia pimentel for a look at our microclimate forecast. >> it's the lacht day of april and we want to get you prepared. things are starting to cool down. definitely hanging on to karl the fog tightly over the golden gate bridge. be careful. as you make your way over to oakland, beautiful look at oracle stadium. temperatures will be a mix of sun and clouds in the 60s and winds. it will definitely be gusty. bring another layer to keep you warm out there. cooler at the coastline. you might notice some drizzle. so definitely bring an extra lay teller.

the only places that will be warming up to the upper 70s and 780s as we make our way into areas such as concord, dub lick, and san jose, 77 for you and 81 down in st. martin. we're awaiting our next cold front in the bay area. winds are definitely going to pick up especially as we go on into sunday. i'm already thinking of all the plants i put on the deck to get some sunshine this week. those need to come back in. as i advance this clock into sunday afternoon, look at that. 30 to 40-mile-per-hour winds as you make your way into france. i'm noticing in part with morin and the purple area. even in the south bay, it's going to be a pretty windy day as we go through the last day of april on into may. already making its entrance and going to knock down the temperatures, even more as we go on into tomorrow. look at that. only 60s tomorrow as we go on into the immediate bay. 72 the highs in fairfield. if you want to hold onto the warmer temperatures, definitely

go on inlachbld look at this cooldown. i hope you haven't put away the winter jackets, and i hope you know where the umbrella is because you're going to need it as you go on into next week. winter makes its return. oh, yeah, this is coming back, dropping back from the gulf of alaska. it's going to get here late on monday into tuesday, definitely helping out with the snow melt concern. we could see 4 to 12 inches here. locally in the bay area, how much rain are we talking about? maybe a quarter of an inch to an inch once we're done with the system through next friday on into saturday. we want to make sure you know where your umbrella is at this moment. i'll leave you with the seven-day forecast in san francisco. i know it's the weekend, but be careful of the breeze, and if you're headed to the ocean, be careful of the breeze. the last day to enjoy the warmth before we have unsettled weather the first week of y. the first week of y. >> tooma - life is uncertain.

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or live chat at calhope.org today. new this morning is april national donate life. a boy saved 20 lives by donating his organs and now his spirit will live on. how the campbell police department is honoring his legacy. >> good morning. the campbell police just announced its newest canine to the team. they both just finished

extensive training and are now officially on duty as a team. the dog needs a name. and the department has chosen to name him rowan, a 150-year-old boy from michigan who was hoping to be a canine handler as well. his organs saved the lives of 20 people across the united states, the youngest life, a 1-year-old baby boy, the oldest, a 56-year-old woman. among those saved, this woman right here, wendy ryan of northern virginias who brother is chief of the campbell police department. wendy tells us she was within weeks of dying when she received rowan's smau bowel and large intestine. today on what would have been rowan's 12th birthday she'll meet his mom for the first time. >> in her darkest hour when she had just lost her son, she made a choice to give life to other

people, and i don't -- i don't know that she'll ever understand the duality of how i hold that in my heart. she saved my life. >> we now have canine rowan who is honestly like the most amazing tribute we could ever have as a family, and anyone who knows rowan knows how excited he is right now up in heaven knowing there's a puppy named after him. >> i believe that canine rowan will just be a sichl boll and a remembrance that we can all impact people's lives in both small and large ways. >> rowan's mom wants to encourage other people to agree to be organ donors. she said as horrible as her son's death is, his life-saving donations have helped ease some

of her sadness. right now there are 114,000 americans awaiting an organ transplant, 22,000 of whom are here in california. unfort hatley an average of 22 people die every day in waiting. you can register to become an organ donor. bob redell, "today in the bay." kira. >> thank you, bob, for that touching story. it's 7:26 right now. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, teachers at one bay area middle school say they're dealing with a rat problem inside their classrooms. not just that, but more of what they're doing now and demanding. and this will be a history-making weekend for the giants playing their games in mexico cy. mexico cy. itco martial l arts is mymy passi.

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it's april 29th as we take a live look outside at oracle park. a quiet day today because the giants will be playing in mexico city a little later today against the padres. we'll tell you that in a few minutes. but first thanks so much for joining us on this saturday. i'm kira klapper. cynthia pimentel joins us for a peak at the microclimate. you say it's been nice, but we're looking for a cooldown. >> if we want to warm up, we'll have to join the giants in mexico city. good morning to you.

final saturday of the month. we're taking a live look at the golden gate bridge. i promise you the towers are there. karl the fog is hanging on. down in hose as well. even as you make your way to morgan hill, limited to less than a mile there, even as you make your way into parts of live more. be careful out there. use the low beams and wear a sweater. ice chilly out there. we're in the 50s. san jose, we're going to hang onto the cloud cover. temperatures will only reach the 70s. definitely starting the cooling trend as we go into the find weekend of the month because we are tracking our next rainmaker already dropping from the gulf of alaska. it's going to bring us gusty winds as we go into tomorrow and the first week of may. i'll track it for you coming up in a bit. kira. we begin with breaking news out of texas where a manhunt is underway following a deadly mass shooting. four people were killed at a home in cleveland, texas, about 45 miles north of houston, and a

fifth victim, an 8-year-old was life flighted but passed away at the hospital. they're searching for francisco ora pay say. a national. he's related to the victims. they're from honduras and range in age from 8 to 40. some were mothers found dead covering their surviving children with their bodies. the sheriff says police were responding to a harassment complaint. he's known to shoot an ar-15-style gun in the neighborhood, but it's not yet known if that's the weapon that was used. three other victims, all children, were taken to the hospital as a precaution. back here locally, an giggs is understood way after a deadly shooting at a san francisco walgreens. a private security guard is now in custody. 33-year-old michael earl wayne anthony was arrested shortly

after the shooting outside the store on market street near forest. the victim has been identified as 24-year-old victim chynna brown. a friend of the victim said she saw her walking out the store right before she was shot. >> she was doing whatever she was doing in the store. i was on my way out. i was by the little pay thing, but she was out before me. as soon as she was walking out, all we heard was boom, boom. she dropped to the floor. i'm looking at her. >> investigators have released very little information other than to say a theft took place during the incident. california taking a big step toward cleaner air in the future. state air regulators approved rules to ban the sale of new diesel big rigs. the transition requires big rigs and local delivery and government fleets to move to zero emission engines by the year 2035. garbage trucks and local buses must be zero emission by 2039. and all other vehicles covered

by the regulation must transition by the year 2042. while truckers say the goals are unrealistic, the environmentalists say the move is key to reducing smog in our state. the rules are the first of their kind in the world. now to rats in classrooms and ceiling tiles collapsing. those are just some of the conditions teachers at one oakland middle school are dealing with and now they're demanding action, but they say the school district is not listening to their concerns. "today in the bay's" natalie na vieira has they're story. >> reporter: teachers say they're finding rat feces on school papers and where classes are getting interrupted by mice. mike real rod rod regez is a seventh grade teach here and said they tried tackling the problem with mouse traps they

have to clean up themselves. parents are now worried about their children eating and studying under these conditions, but the cleanliness concerns don't stop there. >> you can see on the wall they tried to clean the uurien that came down. >> reporter: those are pee drippings from a second floor urinal. they have complained several times but they're still waiting for repears. for now no one can use the urinal upstairs. this monday the ceilings in a sixth grade classroom collapsed. fortunately it didn't happen during classroom hours, but kids are worried, and now parents are also concerned after learning that the last special day class at the middle school will be canceled next year. this mother says her daughter will be forced to attend a school further away where she'll have to take two buses to get

there. we reached out to the school district but have not yet heard back. >> reporter: the oakland school district plans to hold classes on monday despite a threat of striking from teachers. this video is from a big rally on wednesday after the teachers union voted to authorize a strike this coming week if a contract is not reached. the leaders sent a message to parents school will be in session as usual on monday and the district will be at the bargaining table with union leaders over this weekend. we're following this story closely and will bring you an update when an agreement is reached. happening today, eligible alameda county residents will be able to get free smoke alarms installed. you'd need to register first. register at

soundthealarm.org/norcalcoastal or call the number on your screen. they'll be going door to door in the cherryland neighborhood to install the alarms. they also will help you create a two-minute fire escape plan and share safety information on home fires and other local disaster risks. disinformation has surged in our political campaigns, and some critics worry that the explosion of ai technology could take the 2024 cycle to a whole new level. nbc's halle jackson explained. >> reporter: the republican national committee using a computer video to show a what-if scenario if president biden were to be re-elected, but ai in politics is hardly hypothetical. it's here from fake pictures of donald trump getting arrested to a fake video of president biden instituting a military draft. >> the recommended way forward

will be to invote the service act. >> reporter: artificial intelligence with it'sly accessed voice quoting and face swapping tools adds a political intervention in the universe. >> what i worry is that 2024 will be a gtp election. it will be the first time it's available in the con death of hundreds of millions of dollars, trying to push into the persuasion space. >> reporter: in some ways ai helps political operatives making it easier to fund raise or communicate with voters. nbc news has learned the democratic national committee has used it saying a staffer still edits before anything is sent widely. >> we're really excited about the potential for artificial intelligence to help make campaigns more interactive and to really free up campaign staff

to higher, better uses of their team, just like any other tool would. >> reporter: still there's a dangerous side to ai, the risk of disinformation. >> in allowing republicans to vote -- >> reporter: take this computer generated elizabeth warren suggesting that republicans shouldn't be allowed to cast ballots. >> it's necessary to restrict republican voting. >> reporter: she never said that. to show you how simple it would be, we tried prompting one ai site with something ludicrous. >> politicians kicking puppies. >> reporter: but some strategists worry about blurring the lines o between what's real and what's not. >> they can do that with better content, it will be problematic. >> reporter: new technology and a new political frontier. hallie jackson, nbc news,

washington. after sevlt deadly accidents the united states army is making a change. the army chief of staff has directed an aviation standdown which grounds all army aviators except those in critical missions until they complete the required training. the move comes a two deadly helicopter mishaps that resulted in the deaths of 12 soldiers. u.s. regulators are preparing to take over san francisco-based first republic bank. shares dropped sharply yid as hosts dimmed for a rescue deal that could keep the bank afloat. sources said it's likely the fdic would take over. the fdic is already asking other banks for potential bids on first republic if regulators do, indeed, seize the bank. the bank's future became precarious after investors lost confidence in it following the

failure of two other regional lenders including silicon valley bank in march. the bay area has a new 49er. during the second day of the nfl draft last night t 49ers finally got their first pick of the draft with the 87th overall pick. they selected. year brown as safety from penn state. and in just a few hours the san francisco giants will be making history as they take on the san diego padres in the mexico city series. this weekend we'll see the first regular season games to be played in mexico city. the first pitch is at 3:05. the giants left for mexico city yesterday and had a packed day full of fun. the teams had the day off. they still went to the field to practice. they will be playing today and tomorrow at the stadium that was built in 2019. both teams say they are prepare and ready to show off what they've got in mexico. >> extremely honored to be able to take the ball and represent

the pay pennsylvania dreas, hopefully bring a little bit of excitement and show them how we get down in the brown and gold. >> we're very comfortable. the food's been great. the people have been over-the-top nice to us. 's been a great experience so far. >> you can watch t game. and there are wat parties going on in san jose and san francisco. in san jose, theat party will be today at san pedro square. starts at 1:00 p.m. tomorrow the watch party will be in san francisco at latino task force at 11:00 a.m. it's just shy of 7:42 right now. still ahead on "today in the bay," helping families get the help they need. coming up, a local organization working to make it easier for families who have children on the

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just about 7:45. let's go over to dub lick where there are low clouds and 52 degrees. if you've been struggling with air quality, looking good. look at that, across the region today. it's definitely going to improve over the next couple of days. it's going to be micked in with beautiful temperatures inland. 77 for you in dublin, san jose, and in mountain view. cooler at the coastline and you're definitely going to need a jacket and maybe even bundling up with your loved ones because it might be a little drizzly out there. as with go today in the south bay, morgan hill, beautiful day

for a wine stroll downtown. look at that. only the places in the valley are going to get into the 80s today. definitely enjoy that because there are major changes ahead. we're welcoming back winter as we get started with may. cooler and windy as we go on into the day today with that rain moving in. look at that. already seeing the turn of the low pressure system starting to arrive into the bay area. might start out with drizzle again out along the coastline. more of that rain is going to move into the afternoon and into tuesday morning's commute. by 4:00 a.m. we'll see the return of the rain bay area wide. make sure you know where that blul is at this moment. we're going to continue with this pattern as we go on into the afternoon. how much rain are we talking about? early estimates at least late monday on into wednesday, a quarter of an inch to half an inch of rain but definitely adding on more as the low pressure system turns, even giving the possibility of

instability and a chance for thunderstorms that could drop localized heavier downpours in your city. find your city on the map right here, and we're going through the contour right here. as i was saying, a quarter of an inch to half an ichb. . we can deal with that. as we go on into the second half, look at those spots of red along the santa cruz mountains. as we make our way, we could see upwards, three-quarters of an inch to an inch of rain while the rest of us in the north bay, even into parts of antioch could see that quarter of an inch of less. another place that will benefit from it, lessening the concern for the snow melt is the see area. we could see half a foot to a foot of snow up in the sierra. good news there and definitely good news as i leave you with the seven-day forecast. if you like the breezy

condition, we've got cooler temperatures and breezy conditions in san francisco. if you're looking to hold onto the warmth, bring your sunglasses and shorts to the inland valley where the temperatures will be comfortable before we continue into unsettled weather into the second half of the week next week. >> after all the rain, i thought we earned the sunshine. >> we'll get beautiful may flowers. >> sounds good. coming up on "today in the bay" average incredible moment caught on camera. ahead, a look at the moment a seventh grader sprang into seventh grader sprang into action after his bus driver fel

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7:50 with a live look outside of fog covering the golden gate bridge. a typical summer morning here in the bay area. those spring lyme temperatures we've been seeing are gone for the weekend. winter-like temps are returning. cynthia will be back with a final check of the forecast in a few minutes. the big snowmelt is now underway. take a look how powerful these waterfalls are becoming in yosemite as the snow pack melts. they're expecting to get more intense. that's why much of the yosemite valley is closed for at least the next six days.

forecasters expect the river to reach flood stage this weekend. we are now nearing the end of april and the close of autism acceptance month. this morning we are shining a light on organizations trying to help those with autism. in the past, parents would often have to wait months if not years to get their children tested and diagnosed for autism,, and d dug ththe pandemicc when in-pererso assesessments a at times becama unavavailable, t the wait grere lolonger. toto remedy t the problem,m, k wagngner startrted the c compan you u arare. as she exexplains, it o offers vivirtual aututism evalaluation allowing parents to avoid lengthy waits and in-person office visits. >> it is unacceptable for children to be waiting for health care. we knew we had to do something. parents can meet with a carolina innian right in the comfort of

their own home. they'll be asked questions, be asked to engage with their child, engage in play-based behaviors, and our team of highly trained figures will help them understand if their child has autism and how to best meet their needs. >> as you are is now available in 21 states including california. it's aiming to provide access to care nationwide by the end of this year. trending this morning, a seventh grader springs into action to save his fellow students. his bus driver fell unconscious and began swerving. that's when the boy stepped in. watch. >> makes my heart give a beat. i'm zreelly proud of him. >> we've got a hero. >> he's being honored by his community. it happen here in michigan. the bus driver lost consciousness and the bus was weaving in and out of traffic.

dylan reeves brought the bus to a stop. he's busy prayinged for all of his classmates. his mom says he is just very observant. i should say. we have a quick look at the top stories we're following including breaking news out of texas where there was a dead will i mass shooting overnight.

here's a quick like at the top stories we're following this saturday morning beginning with breaking news out of texas where

a manhunt is underway following a mass deadly shooting. five people were killed at a home in cleveland, texas, about 45 miles north of houston. the san jacinto county sheriff say they're searching for francisco orapeza, a 38-year-old mexican national. he's believed to be a neighbor to the victims, all of whom were related. the victims are all from honduras and range in age from 8 years old to 40. some were mothers found dead using their bodies to cover their surviving children. the sheriff's office says police were responding to a harassment complaint when they received additional calls of shots fired. orapeza is noun to shoot an ar-15 stile gun in the neighborhood but it's not never whether that was the gun that was used. three victims all children were taken to the hospital. a warrant for his arrest has been issued with a bd of $5

million. in oakland, the giants take on the padres in mexico city this will be the first regular season game to be played in mexico city. the first pitch is at 3:05. and back here locally, cynthia has one last check of the forecast for folks heading out on this saturday. >> on this saturday, you definitely want to bring a layer if you're heading to the coast. we might see some drizzle. karl the fog hanging out. i don't know about you, i wasn't really ready for the weather this weekend. even my dog. she was having a hard time. as we get to your forecast here in san francisco, it's going to be a beautiful day once the fog does burn out. we're dropping though, however. look at the temperatures as we go on into the week. some unsettled weather. we could see a chance of thunderstorms as we go on into tuesday. if you're in the inland valley, enjoy the sunshine while it lasts today. tomorrow turns breezy, of

course, and we might see a spotty rain chance on monday. but cloudy skies as we await our next rain system that arrives definitely with more force on tuesday. continuing through thursday. could see about maybe han an inch to an inch of rain once it's all done. it's looking a little wet. >> i really enjoyed the warmer temperatures. thanks, cynthia. thanks. great work. thanks to all of you for making us a part of your morning. we'll have more news for you we'll have more news for you today at 60:0 - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal.

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