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several lightning strikes, thunderstorms for the north bay and you can see where that heavy rain, isolated thunderstorm activity all of these lightning strikes, likely hearing that thunder right now over santa rosa, bodega bay. that continues just the in stability in the atmosphere, right near concord, nut creek as well. we are going to continue with scattered showers, also some sunshine, isolated thunderstorm possible as we head through the rest of your afternoon.

tracking that in stability in the atmosphere. by the way the a's home opener looks great. and catching a little bit of sunshine with temperatures in the low 60s for that first pitch. but we are going to time out 0 the rest of the shower action on futurecast coming up infuse a few minutes, kenny. >> mary, thank you. baseball fans have no fear of >> starting the season against the anaheim ang gels, they faced the same team last year to start off the season.

but here at the coliseum there are new additions, theater style seating area and a kids play area as well. fans were in the lineup as early as 9:30 waiting to get into the coliseum to watch the a's get the field. two game set against the mare i they ares in japan, they are hoping to get into the win column as skipper bob melvin says this feels like the real opening day. >> does it feel like opening day compared to last week. >> it feels more like opening day than last week. it's not officially opening day but open 0ing day here so it feels more like opening day, 75% opening day. >> now the grounds crew does have the tarp out on the field, it's still rolled up, they are hoping that they will not have to roll it out today and that the rain will stay away. now the a's picked up morales a

big power hitter, he is expected to arrive any minute now. bob melvin says he will not be in the starting lineup but come off the bench. our opening day coverage is not over yet. vern is in san diego and join us later in the show. but for now back to you, kenny. >> sounds good, andrea, thank you. basketball watch today ncaa tournament picking up once again this afternoon as a sweet 16 gets under way at 4:00. it's florida state taking on top seeded gonzaga in a rematch from last year's sweet 16. texas tech faces michigan for a spot in the elite 8, catch all the action on kpix 5 starting at 4:00. new at noon, tragedy for a north bay family a 25-year-old man dies in a stabbing and the suspect is his younger brother last night outside the canyon run apartments that is near parkland farms boulevard. police taped off part of the

apartments today as they continue to investigate. we've learned this began over a family dispute between the two brothers and then it turned violent. >> it start as a physical fight and then it led to one brother pulling out a knife and stabbing the other one multiple times. unnatly it happened outside the apartment. the victim died in his father's hands. >> police arrested moses torres for the death of his older brother ivan torres. the family's neighbors says she never noticed there were any problems. >> i will say hi to the neighbors and that's it. just shocking, you know, i don't know kind of makes me sad. >> police have not said what led up to the fight moses torres is being held without bail. details out of oakland an arrest has been made in connection to a shooting that left a 4-year-old in critical condition. the young boy found a gun under a bed and that the shooting was accidental.

police held a man and woman in custody but let that woman go. and then arrested the man. the 4-year-old currently at oakland childrens hospital and remains unconscious. new at noon a box truck struck and killed a man running across traffic on a freeway on ramp in san jose today this happened at 280 near mclaughlin around 6:30 this morning. all lanes reopened. a motorcycle hit a man walking in is soma district after 7:30 this morning at 4th and king streets. the motorcyclist stayed at the scene, pedestrian is now recovering at the hospital. and in oakland fire crews put out an apartment fire this morning, firefighters say that heavy smoke came out of this 4 story building on seminary avenue just before 6:20 no word on any injuries. now that the mueller report has cleared the president of collusion, report can leaders are setting their sights on one of the

president's chief critics. nikole killion explains. >> all nine republicans on the house intelligence committee called for democratic chairman adam schiff resigned for insists there was collusion between the trump campaign and russia. >> findings of the special council conclusively refute past and present assertions,. >> schiff fired back saying robert mueller's report may not have found criminal liability but it does not exonerate the president. schiff pointed to the president's son and campaign chairman accepting a meeting with russians promising dirt on hillary clinton as examples of possible collusion. >> but i don't think it's okay i think it's immoral i think it's unethical i think it's unpatriot 0 i can and yes i think it's corrupt an evidence of collusion. >> president trump is calling for schiff's resignation and says being forced out as

committee chairman isn't enough. >> the president tweeted this morning congressman adam schiff who spent two years knowingly and unlawfully lying and leaking to congress. >> it's a crime what he did because he was giving -- i mean horrible-dark making horrible statements that he knew were false and frankly, you know, i head they shut force him off committee, he should be forced out of office. >> showing a third of all respondents believe mueller cleared the president of illegal activity. two-thirds of republicans believe it was a complete exoneration. nikole killion, cbs this, the white house. 77% of people polled by cbs news say the special counsel's findings on russian election interference should be released. a new and unusual honor for slain supervisor harvey milk. >> his face is being painted on a plane. and hundreds of travelers stranded on two continents, the

advice from an airline that suddenly shutdown operations.

the winner of the country's third largest lottery jackpot ever ever still has not come forward. someone in wisconsin won the powerball jackpot. the person who bought the

ticket in new berlin in wisconsin. he or she has 180 days to claim the prize and then must be publicly identified. two bay area ticket holders won. and in san mateo center wood liquors worth about $2..9 million each. >> not bad. more of us will be hitting the as the days get warmer and sunnier, we are going to feel the pinch at the pump, bay area drivers are heading out in droves on road trips this spring, the higher drive up gas prices although the cost of filling up is cheaper than it was this time last year. we can expect a .10 jump for a gallon of regular in the coming weeks and that could go up higher by late may. let's see how wall street is doing before the closing bell, dow is up 78 points. a new honor for harvey

milk, his face has been added to a boeing 787 dream liner, he is one of the tail fin heros including oscar wild, freddie mercury. the first openly guy elected official was assassinated by a colleague in 1978. airline abruptly shutdown strand thousands of passengers, carrier wow canceled all flights, it posted on its website that customers should make other travel plans. more than a thousand passengers are now stuck. >> only two hours before. when we came here they were saying the flight got canceled, and nobody got any kind of e- mail, nothing is happening. >> financial talks to save wow broke down this morning, the airline says stranded passengers may be eligible for refunds. new video out of turkey

proving can you fly with the help of a giant umbrella. if your plane gets canceled, right? holding down one of those big cafe umbrellas and can you see what happened, strong winds, yeah, just taking it right off the ground. luckily the guy jumped off. so he is okay. but i would be tempted to go for the ride. >> yeah, mary poppins style. >> are we going to have strong winds, mary? >> nothing like that. that is a crazy sight to see. well, here is hi-def doppler, we are getting active weather for the north bay, if you are living in the north bay, santa rosa, you heard the rumble of thunder tracking several lightning strikes, hills burg, santa rosa, bodega bay, offshore as well. about to push in to petaluma, tri-valley as well. north of dub lib. >> here is a live look with

sales force tower camera looking east. temperatures are running in mainly in the 50s to low 60s. 62 in concord. 59 in oakland as well as for san jose, 58 livermore. santa rosa coming in the upper 40s and cooler because santa rosa you are getting the rain and the thunderstorm activity right now. so we'll continue with scattered showers, some sun breaks so some locations getting that sun right now and we'll keep that chance of isolated thunderstorms in the forecast just due to unsettled weather. tomorrow plenty of sun continuing into the weekend, a big warmup on the way, low pressure system for one more day today, an then we'll see some big changes as high pressure builds in. through the afternoon stopping the clock on futurecast, also some sunshine again the chance of isolated thunderstorm through the rest of the day. for tomorrow cloudy start to the day, maybe an isolated

let's get back 0 opening day at the ball. >> reporter: it's giant baseball in san diego. the first of what 162 of these things? i don't know what it takes,

maybe it's the noon show that has to make it possible for me to actually be on the air, i don't think this has happened for quite some time. yet we go for petco park, giants and the padres, up front this is one is about bruce bochec 25 years as player, coach and manager and he starts his final opening day managing his giants against these padres. as for the giants, not much is expected of these guys, nobody in that lineup that people just -- come to grow to fear. longoria i have this message for those haters out there. >> there is a lot about this season that could potentially be special. being able to go out there and surprise a lot of people and kind of send bo off on a high note. just having fun. >> first pitch 1:00, we'll come up with a wrapup in the post game show back to kenny and the

greatest name, great rest football name in news anne makevec! >> thank you, vern. giving disabled veterans a chance to enjoy the great outdoors, the mission

we hunt, we fish and we eat. that is the monday interest of a husband and wife team who organized free hunting and fishing trips for disabled military veterans. >> this week's jefferson award winners do much more. >> ken can't wait to fish. the army veteran who kept our borders safe during the cuba missile crisis suffers from ptsd and constant back pain. >> the only time i get to go out, i'm on my walker or when i go to the doctor i'm on my scooters. >> almost 20 veterans board fishing boats thanks to the purple heart anglers. randy houston founded the group in 2008 with the support of his wife deborah to host disabled military veterans on free day trips. >> it's a huge thank you to the veterans. >> what do you want the

veterans to get. >> normalcy. it's regular. let's go out and go fishing. >> the couple has taken 2000 wounded warriors fishing, going all over california, oregon, hawaii and alaska for a trip of a lifetime. >> one of my dreams to go to alaska and get a big salmon. >> randy and deborah say this trip isn't just about catching a big fish. >> catching a life line. they connect with fellow veterans and often go home calmer and happier. >> when a woman says my husband tried to kill himself and now he is not that man anymore, that's huge. >> the houston's credited is 50 volunteers they reeled in to help. many donating their time and boats, the couple inspires him to give back to those who served our country. >> a lot of heart, that's -- almost endless heart for

people. >> for taking disabled veterans on meaningful day trips, jefferson award in the bay area goes to randy and deborah houston. can you nominate your local hero for a

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potato, it's like have the butter and bread inside of there. but selection and storage is very important. and yukon gold potato mashed, french fries, it could quite possibly be one of the most popular potatoes of one time. now when you buy them make sure they have beautiful light colored yellow, very very important. feed from any sprouting at all skin nice and tight. you want to store them in the refrigerator, do not store them in a bakers foe tse toe store in the refrigerator and keep them is a away from moisture. keep them in thing about and put them in the fridge. yukon gold potatoes. i love these potatoes, i cut them in small little pieces, i put them in the oven with olive oil and salt and pepper. i'm tony your fresh grocer, did

i tell you also? they are great for us! >> they are healthy, right? also perfect day for able oakland a's opening up their home opener. >> spring like weather, partly sunny skies in oakland. low 60s. but for that first pitch but tracking thunderstorms up in the north bay right now. still from active weather we have to get through today and sunshine for tomorrow and the weekend. >> here is our schedule cbs news coming up at 3:30. basketball at 4:00 special newscast at 5:00 and 7:00 p.m. on kpix.com. >> hope your brackets are doing to simone, i leave the van gogh.

to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california.

>> ridge: you do agree with me asking sally to stay here, right? >> eric: yes. i think it's absolutely the right thing to do. you just surprised us both. i wonder if she's going to accept. >> brooke: how could she not accept? you just gave sally an opportunity to have a great future here at forrester creations. >> sally: you guys were just catching up. we will talk at home. >> wyatt: no, sally. stop. my mother and flo were just reminiscing about old times, and my mother clearly knows that i am in a committed relationship because we live together. >> flo: in such a beautiful home, and i-i can't thank you enough for having me over. it was really nice. >> quinn: aww. >> sally: it was our pleasure. >> wyatt: yeah, and -- and we're hoping to have you over again, maybe, but i would like my