in oakland father and his one-year-old daughter died in a house fire. stomach a bizarre crime, pigs had and the blood splattered across tone. the links to the george floyd murder trial. stomach demonstrate his protest, injured as a call for justice over the recent killings by police. good morning. this morning we have a check of our weather. we are already seeing such

a difference. starting out much clear, very important. and today, it's going to be the warmest day of the seventh day. and yesterday was already pretty one. a cloud here in the tri-valley. you can see a little bit of it from the sales force looking west and you don't see any from the top of our camera that we've got. where we now? we are all sitting in the 40s where will we be this afternoon? i will have more on that in just a few minutes. san francisco marking the anniversary of the 1906 earthquake within the past hour, other officials gathered at the fountain. they observed a moment of silence at the time when the

earthquake struck hundred and 15 years ago. are marking one year since a man was shot and killed in a walmart store by police. it led to legal action against the officer. the socially distance event to celebrate the 33-year-old life will take place this afternoon at the park. one year ago the officer responded to a call about a man with a bat in a store. 42nd he tased him and then shot him. last week an investigator said he failed to de-escalate the situation or use crisis intervention techniques. a lawyer for the family says he was suffering a mental health crisis. this morning police are investigating a pair of homicides after a father and his baby were killed in an early-morning fire.

it happened on stearns avenue. near the oakland zoo. investigators believe it was a deliberate act of arson and they say the incident was connected to a string of other crimes including a murder. we report from oakland on how the cases are connected. stomach they say a homicide triggered several retaliatory attacks. but they say that this family is innocent and not involved with that homicide. witnesses say that somebody threw objects to the windows causing those flames to burn the house. >> they have something exposing them to or three times. >> they killed a 37-year-old and his one-year-old daughter. police say that the father tried to rescue him. >> the father and the child were found there and so, i was really sad but coffee the he has second degree burns to the lower body. >> she was supposed to give

birth this month. >> the woman's mother suffered from birth. they say that she was working as a cashier last saturday when somebody shot and killed the 25- year-old inside of the store. they say that once and a customer got into a dispute before the shooting. the man who shot was recently turned himself in. they believe that what has ties to a local gang. they suspect his associates set fire there wednesday night. detectives say that they may also be responsible for the shooting at another store that injured a cashier on monday. this marks the latest retaliatory attack. >> i don't know why they came here we're not related to him. >> it's really sad that in our community somebody would do something so heinous as like setting a ofi the f e nigh d,kig oceneysay that they were hoping for ul le

after escaping work from their home country. >> we came from yemen because of the war. but, they just followed us to this place. >> the mother is still in the hospital. they are hoping that the baby in her will survive. oakland police and crimestoppers are offering a reward in those cases. they are asking if you have any information to call them. a disturbing site at a house after vandals targeted the home. a pigs head was thrown at the door. police say that the homeowner was likely not the intended target. this is how the crime was actually connected ou what police say appears to be animal blood on the garage, the door and the windows of a home where they

used to live. police say a decapitated pigs head was also thrown on the front porch. they say that broad has worked with the department since 2004 and no longer lives in california. the victim appears to be falsely targeted. >> he was justified and acting with a jet objective reasonableness. >> he testified as a defense expert. he said he believes that he followed his police training when he knelt on his neck for more than nine minutes. they used him to paint a crowd of witnesses as a threat. >> they can see that the focus started to move to the crowd to one point i think that he felt threatened enough that he withdrew his spray canister and gave commands to stay back. so now he's dealing with that.

>> they challenge the testimony by showing a video of that crowd. in downtown santa rosa they say it appears that the same vandals also targeted a large statue in front of the santa rosa mall overnight. they left the side which had a picture of a pig that has since been cleaned up. those suspects matched the descriptions of the people who vandalized the house earlier tonight. >> that was betty reporting. they say that the former officer hasn't lived there for a number of years they also say that his comments do not reflect the values or the police beliefs. happening tomorrow, closing arguments in the murder trial of the former minneapolis police officer who kneeled on george floyd's neck from more than nine minutes. he's facing three charges. ird - degree manslaughter. after closing arguments a jury will then begin its deliberations. meanwhile cities are bracing

for possible protests when that trial is over. in minneapolis they are preparing for violent reactions. planning for potential unrest which could be worse than the rioting after his death last may. crowds were back on the streets at brooklyn center. where another was killed this month. they breached the defense surrounding a police building. they use a chemical irritant to put the crowd back. national guard soldiers had to move into the area. some protesters taken into custody. in sacramento overnight, people floated onto the streets to protest police killings across the united states. they stood in the midtown area. earlier they gathered near the state capital. there were police officers hurt

when they were sprayed with a liquid irritant. and also new this morning demonstrators also angry over police shootings vandalizing a statue of christopher columbus. the word murder was among those painted on the base. they had been targeted across the country because of his interest mistreatment of indigenous people. stomach vigils were held in indianapolis for the eight victims gone down in mass shootings at a fedex facility. the suspect is a former employee who last worked for the company in 2020. so far they are not saying if he knew any of his victims. nikki reports from indianapolis. >> reporter: they gathered saturday evening to remember the victims of the fedex rampage. she lost her grandmother. today she was supposed to celebrate her engagement with her. >> i feel so empty. it's supposed to be one of the biggest days of my life.

>> they say eight people were gunned down by the former worker. a year ago his own mother had reported him saying he may try to die by suicide by cop. they say is put on a mental health prevention and a shotgun was taken from his home. on saturday his family issued a statement offering "sincerest and most heartfelt apologies to the victims and saying, we are devastated at the loss of life caused at a result of his actions. we tried to get him the help he needed. they said that the suspect began firing in the parking lot where he gunned down for people. >> there was no confrontation with anyone i was there. he just appeared to randomly start shooting. >> they say he then entered the facility and killed four more before turning the gun on himself. the 74-year-old showed us this photo just before learning that he died in the massacre.

i just said goodbye. have a good evening. then he was gone. >> reporter: the couple was married 50 years. >> the motive for the shooting remains unclear. still ahead, the bay area businesses banding together. how restaurants are giving back to fight discrimination and hate. >> the response has been amazing. the urgent warning to palatine users. i saw may want to get rid of the machines.

new this morning, a road is closed after a deadly crash. it happened at about 11:30 p.m. between pepper and greensville roads. they say that the closure will stay in effect until later this morning. police who live there should use the 101 or the old redwood highway as alternate routes. nearly 3800 anti-asianrepo 4occ ns o si endege tsee upport. more than 100 restaurants joined what they called the day of action gi organizations.

a lot of those businesses the chance to take advantage of the extra foot traffic. >> we plan the event in about a month. we needed to do something immediately in the forefront of people's minds. and the responses been absolutely amazing. than a dozen restaurants did something similar in the south bay donating proceeds to stop the hate. let's do a little comparison on daytime highs between today and yesterday. the first thing i want to do is to share where we are going to be for today. they are pretty impressive numbers. these be the warmest temperatures we have hit so far this year. this is just 3 degrees shy of 90. it would be 78 in san jose, but, what we need to do is do the comparison which how much warmer these numbers are.

i think that that's probably what you will notice. but for santa rosa it will be much as much as 10 degrees warmer. we were only the upper 70s. so, going to the middle 80s today will likely feel warmer for concord. you may not notice this today but, this is when you really did the big jump. should we hit that? that will be in 11 degree warm- up here. but, still going to be under the influence a little bit more of those events. it may help keep temperatures down. no clouds here. that's the view looking off towards the east. if you want to find any of that mid-level stratus cloud, you can see just a little bit out of it out there. nobody is there unless you're out on the beaches. and if you look at the

influence on temperatures, we have gotten cooler. it's cooler this morning than it was yesterday. you'lsin thedl by a this will give you a head start here. and it will be an offshore flow here. not at the immediate coast. that will give the temperatures enough to climb from where they were. if we just do the overview, you can see the spread from 86 in livermore to 63 at pacifica. it's not as big of a spread as it was. and the warmest day of the seven day. quite possibly, here if we look at the long range, we are waiting for any possible hope here. i hinted that there was a small chance for light rain. this time we get to is next

weekend, you can see it here. this one isn't really as likely. as looking further out forecas is akelyoutcome. but, it's at least something to color with a little bit of hope. more on that as we go towards this week. you can see how these are coming down. for these numbers, 70 with the average. by the time we get to towards the middle of next week. we are still going to be warmer than average they are still going to stay warm. i think that this is the day that they notice here. >> time to break out the

bathing suits. >> if you're inland, you probably want to do that. >> all right, keep that in mind. >> they are out with a warning for palatine. they are saying to stop using it immediately. they say that there had been more than 30 reports of children being pulled or pinned under the machines including one child's death. many children have even been stopped when they were working out. >> there was a livestream here. and it was just like no, he's not underneath that now. and i hadn't gotten to see where he was. and sure enough he was underneath the treadmill. >> they call the claims inaccurate and misleading adding that they already, they warning to keep them away. >> all right, good morning. we are jampacked to start your day.

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extras. and brandon who helped that homer earlier, a slate score here back bottom of the inning. and the giants could enclose. here, doubled off this and garcia. this is the giants second straight loss. come look at this. this is played in nhl history onto the game. a third goal and the minnesota cruise here with fifth straight loss for the san jose sharks and a shout out this morning to the men's gymnastics team. last night they won their second consecutive championship.

then, they were on stage wearing the 36 strong t-shirts. with the student athletes and support of the 11 sports cut at the end of that school year. that's enough, have a great sunday. i will see you later. coming up,streaming on cbs they area. after a night of distraction, the carnage left behind as they rallied to clean up. wireless strategy to help vaccinate may not work.

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welcome back. thank you for joining us. let's start with a quick check of our weather. going to be warmer. we did most of the warm-up here. saturday was the day that you notice this but on sunday, we are going to add a few more degrees. this is a much clearer day. and, that is part of you know, it is one clue that it's going to be warmer.

let me just leave you are going there's already 83 here inland. but is the bay where you may notice this today because, it isn't terribly impressive. rooms and cleaning surprise block brought out in oakland after friday night's protests erupted into riots. it was prompted by recent shootings in minnesota and chicago. but they took over and they began vandalizing several car dealerships. some of them were also set on fire. >> there were a couple of things that unded like that. >> i was watching videos. when the incident happened here. and, they were mainly white

people. >> it's all becoming normal. >> despite the damage, they s n major injuries. in the east bay, they shot and killed a man after they say that he nearly killed one of their own. it happened around 4:00 a.m. on unincorporated hayward. they were responding to those reports. that a man assigning them with a gun. a bullet grazed one of their heads. this is a photo of the gun. his identity hasn't been released. they say that he had an extensive and violent criminal history. more than 3 million people have now died from the coronavirus around the world as it spread across the united states they are particularly confirmed with that found in britain.

tonse te. case is on the rise, battling new infections. the cdc blames dangerous variance including ending mask mandates for the increase in cases. >> this goes to the path of quickly vaccinating the country. >> it's a race of nearly a third of adults fully vaccinated. >> but with him infecting young americans, and those people hospitalized nationwide, they warn that they can out vaccinate that could derail progress. >> in canada, they are sounding the alarm. infection rates outpacing the

united states and threatening to overrun hospitals. it's worse than the provinces of ontario where they have those to curb the spread. >> this is different than previous waves in part, because the variants are more communicable and more serious. the queen sat alone at the funeral as they said farewell. and in an emotional moment princes william and harry walked behind the coffin just like they did in 1997. >> a final salute here at winds were castle. britain's armed forces said goodbye to one of their own. >> they planned every detail here with military precision down to the cost of made land. >> we had been inspired.

>> he leaves behind four children and eight grandchildren including princes william and harry. there has been tension between them since the bombshell interview. but the death of their grandfather brought them back together. music from a socially distanced choir filled the chapter mostly close relatives. since they sit right in front of that airport, during the funeral all of them were diverted out of respect. >> they ask people to stay away. but many still came to remember them. >> he put them at ease. always needing a joke. >> he felt silent to mark the passing of a man who is always by the queen side. now for the first time in the 70 years on the throne she stands alone.

prince philip's buried in the royal vault alongside the remains of 24 other royals. a woman who was the oldest living american has died in north carolina. reaching the grand age of 116. she was honored for her longevity. this video was taken of her at a birthday celebration. born in 1904, ford grew up working on a farm where she not only planted and picked cotton but also cut wood. she had lots of descendents including more than 100 great grandchildren. president joe biden is hosting a virtual line leader summit this friday. among the participants. and today he will be on face the nation with margaret brennan. >> the president of france, we

talked to him about the climate change accord. and, what he thinks need to be done. we also talked about that global site about access to a vaccine. here is behind schedule when it comes to vaccinating. it's caused problems and we speak to him about what americans can expect to be able to travel there again. when will that be lifted click >> you can see those conversations coming up right here with face the nation. stomach still to come, the iconic landmark facing a bleak future. why locals want it saved all cost. >> this is a staple. >> plus, how one california student is putting trauma behind her helping othe

stomach the future of a longtime landmark is in jeopardy. they have significant structural damage and must be repaired or replaced. it is the longest concrete peer on the west coast extending

into the open ocean. but now has cracks in the concrete. that is in better condition and was an easy destination. >> i have been coming here my whole life. it's always something to do. >> everybody who comes out here has a story. they got engaged out there. >> the city could rehabilitate or replace it. but it would cost tens of billions of dollars. the first super typhoon of the season is closely approaching the central philippines. they currently have maximum per ur. 190 m equivalent to a sg hurricane in lant. now, the strongest typhoon on record for the month of april

that is an impressive and intimidating storm. >> if we look at the pacific as a whole, we are looking at the majority of the basin to find it. but now, that category typhoon is going to have its own history over here. and the consequences probably can't be understated at this point. but, it does have an influence on our weather in the long-term. actually going to get caught up on the enough dragging it back and entire ocean. here, you can see a pretty impressive line. late in the month. it is going to pull into a lot of subtropical moisture taking us to the last few days of april. but if this comes together, could be the leftovers from the typhoon in other words, it would be our best shot of rain.

doesn't get here until the last two days. but all this talk, it is connected to that typhoon. i just thought it was an interesting point. if you take a look at this, that's the scene in the tri- valley. it is a beautifully clean start. and, back probably help today if you are going to keep those temperatures relatively cool. but, if not, it's going to be a noticeably warm day. this is our cool spot. but, the daytime highs of the headlines. some of our warmer spots here going to 86 in livermore. degrees warmer than yesterday. so, a subtle warm-up. except that it is a little bit

warmer. because, this is where we will be close to these degrees. even in the city, that is 67 for san francisco. this is going to be close to about 11 degrees warmer than yesterday. we may not make it to 67. if we want to know what happens next, today's the peak. those are our inland numbers. on sunday right here. and after this, you can see it's down here. but even after that, this is for most of the middle part of next late this would be an average daytime high for many inland locations this time of year. so, we are going to stay relatively warm. but it is today. it is the peak.

and it will be the warmest day of this year so far. some of those warmer spots make it up into that neighborhood. >> 90 already. >> the earliest date that we've had so far this season. it could break a few records. >> put your seatbelt on if it's going to be that you know. >> are a, thank you so much. looking live here where the united states navy has added one worship to its fleet. as the united states oakland was commissioned at its namesake. the 3200 combat ship is the third to be named for the city. >> i hereby placed it in the opening commission. may god bless them.

they will ensure that the united states can maintain access to critically important regions of the world by leveraging the ship, they systems, and their training to defeat threats such as silent dieselroble staff month as well. >> will make its home port in san diego. >> they get hundreds of calls here about them ingesting that hazardous. they say that the dangerous items include prescription medications and a variety of those for chocolates. this is our coffee table and and we don't feel like that is there. >> well, certain things might be horrible. any items here containing the

artificial sweetener commonly found in sugar-free candy, and those items can severely drop the blood sugar level and can be there as well. >> is a small amount. but, scary moment for sure. what should we look out for if our pet was poisoned click >> if your point that may have been poisoned, you will see that it can be a variety of symptoms but typically they are not feeling well with chocolate you will see them vomit but, they may have a multiple episode of diarrhea. they also may not be feeling well. and, here with marijuana being commonly available sometimes

they pick up items on the street. and a common sign of marijuana they are just urinating. so, those are things that can be apparent right away. >> they say that the concerned pet owners can call it in advance so that the hospital is ready for you with the treatment plan when they arrive. >> there is a special kind of trauma that they can experience. the effects that linger for years. but, they have seen both heartache and healing when she reunited with her dad. >> i have gotten used to. >> this 20-year-old said she appreciates the solitude as she juggles the online studies for

the six classes. >> i went to school at the great positive attitude. >> but they still feel the pain of the alcohol incarcerations. the first when she was in middle school. >> i was sort of confused because i was younger and i do love my dad. so it hurt a lot. not having him by my side. >> her father would be incarcerated again. >> my mom is a superhero. she kept her family going. >> they leaned into their fate for comfort. >> i would pray i would go to church when i could. i would attend bible studies when i could and just pray >> those prayers were heard. >> working at a job he loves and reconnected. >> it did help him so, that's what brings the compassion. >> and a passion for helping

others. she is studying criminal justice with plans for law school and later, a career as a defense attorney. >> i found it great. like, i want to be able to be there for them. >> and she wants to be there for the family. she's the first to go to college. >> they came here to this country for the american dream to pretty much have me finish college and have a career. >> to learn more, go to our website for more. still to come, streaming on bay area,

stomach when a california teen signed up to play varsity football, she didn't know it would break records and inspire others. this is what she made in just a short time. >> it is so tough. >> but, she wears them almost like a badge of honor. >> this defensive lineman is

the first woman to play it down here at scripps branch high school. >> everyone is ke, yojust made history. >> she is the only female here on the team. >> i just wanted to play football. i had no idea the impact. >> since then, they tell her that they look up to her. >> it is so awesome to see you out here. just representing us. >> she admits it hard but that hasn't stopped her. >> they are bigger, stronger, faster. i have to work 10 times harder to get to the baseline. >> friday nights game is the last of the season so, there's be a lot from those guys out there. >> this experience making history is a time she will

always carry with her. >> if you want to do something, go for it. if you think about it later on, you're always going to regret it. >> a game up about teaching them to seize every opportunity. >> becca cook is on college next year hanging up her helmet a woman in poland called police and what she believed to be a possible dangerous animal. but it was simply a croissant stuck in a tree. they said that they were afraid to open the windows. later it was confirmed it wa

time for a look at the top stories. here, state leaders marching the 115th anniversary of the great earthquake and fire. e.>>ce bd a fi that of edhi daughter were setearly yesterda they are linking it to other crimes including a homicide that happened last saturday.

police are connecting an act of vandalism to the trial. somebody spattered bloods here. the former officer who testified edlire. they were out again last night in minneapolis suburbs angry over the police killing of rights. they use a chemical irritant to disperse protesters who reached a fence around a police building. closing arguments set tomorrow for that trial. the officer is charged with murder in the death of george floyd. just have a beautiful view this morning of the marine layer creeping in. it is a perfect example of how we will manage to keep temperatures relatively comfortable. you are inland, they will be climbing into the upper 80s. thank you all for joining us. enjoy the rest of your sunday and we will see you next week.

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