life from the cbs bay area studios, this is a kpix 5 news. >> right now and streaming, gunfire reps. this morning, the police are stepping up and the neighbors are fed up. a dramatic helicopter crash in southern california, a miraculous outcome this morning. >> i am sorry for the lapse in judgment and i hope that you

forgive me. >> and east bay mayor is speaking out after being arrested for a dui. good morning, it is sunday, march 20. thank you for joining us. let's start with a quick check on the weather with our first alert meteorologist. welcome the forecast is mostly clear except for some dense fog early going on sunday morning. we have a few high clouds but in general much of monday looks dry and so does much of today. we will have early morning fog otherwise it will be sunny and the spring equinox is today. the winds pick up. the wind discovers out. we will warm to record highs on tuesday. low temperatures tonight will be in the 30s and 40s. high temperatures this afternoon will be in the 60s and low 70s. it will be warmer today and

sunny after fog. then it warms up. we will have more in a few minutes. let's get the latest on the news. a developing story this morning, a man was dead after he was killed in an illegal sideshow. at least two other people were shot. overnight officers made extra patrols to deter any further sideshows. kpix 5's don lemon has this report. >> reporter: the oakland police department has called in extra officers this weekend . they have mandatory overtime because they do not have enough officers. intelligence gathered from social media suggests that there will be another round of sideshows in oakland and east bay. multiple rounds rang out in this loud sideshows near the high street on-ramp to northbound interstate eight e. this location is known as the pet. you can hear gunshots in his instagram video. you can see a man lying on the ground. some people checked on him but he was not responsive after somebody shot him. it appears the man was left on the ground and was run over by

one car. investigators say the 24-year- old man died. police say that was one of several shootings that took place at the sideshow. two other people were shot and injured. investigators say the victims were not related. they were shot during different times at the sideshow. cell phone videos appear to show people with guns robbing spectators. the police say about 500 cars were still parked at the sideshow around 2:30 a.m. >> you could hear the gunshots. it is just bad. it is really bad. >> reporter: of the sideshow welcomed this neighbor and her husband. they have hosted sideshows for years. >> what are you going to do? >> reporter: there is a sense of helplessness. >> you got it. >> reporter: many neighbors feel the same way. >> as a resident, it is more and more terrifying. more and more crime.

>> people are focused on march madness, we have a different kind of madness that is happening. >> reporter: the large sideshow made its way into taylor's district saturday morning. >> one we have 600 cars participating in a sideshow and only four or six impelled, there are opportunities to hold more of the vehicles that are participating accountable then we have been in the past. >> reporter: things have never been this bad in oakland. this is in her 35 years here. >> my daughter moved. we plan to move as well. >> reporter: most people at the sideshow yesterday morning have not come forward to help the police. it has been hard for investigators to get good leads in the homicide that happened here yesterday morning. so far, no arrest in that killing. east oakland, i am donlon, kpix 5. nt rtto astaf ta ha it has 665 sworn officers. five or eight offices leave the department every month. there was a mass shooting at a car show in arkansas that

killed and wounded many others. it happened last night southeast of little rock. the local police chief says that children are among the victims. the police have four persons in custody described as a person of interest. the car show is held each spring to raise money for scholarships and school supplies. los angeles county sheriff's deputies are recovering following a helicopter crash. the helicopter went down about 5:00 pm yesterday evening in a national forest near the san diego dam. deputies were responding to a crash in the mountains. >> for reasons that we do not understand, and we will be investigating them, the helicopter suffered some malfunction of some sort. we do not know if it was by mechanical, environmental, they called it a brown out, wound change. six people were on board the aircraft at the time including five deputies and a ucla dr. the sheriff's department said they were on a right along. the deputies did have to be

taken to a hospital but they are expected to recover. ♪ and now to the were in ukraine. authorities in southern cities say that russia armed and art school were hunters the people had taken shelter. as many as 400 people may had been there when the building was hit. there is no word on casualties. russia says that it used hypersonic missiles as part of a series of strikes on ukrainian military facilities. those missiles reportedly can reach targets more than 1200 miles away. they travel at 10 times the speed of sound. a russian military spokesperson says that today hypersonic and cruise missiles hit a field depot near a court along the black sea. a basin the western balkans dates back to the time the soviet union was about to become a have up operations for nato and the base was going to

be upgraded in albania so that it can handle fighter jets. nato and albania will spend $55 million on renovations. there are hopes of using the site to train a new generation of pilots and technicians. the president of ukraine is suspending pro-russian political parties in the country. among the parties is a party that could overthrow the country. another party is so close to the kremlin that russian president vladimir putin countr grappling with an influx of refugees. this presents a challenge for the entire european union. >> i think that we need help out. it is about opportunity for refugees to leave poland. nearly 3 million are in europe. that is a huge crisis.

i think that is the worst crisis since the second world war. >> a particular town is seeing 20,000 refugees arrived each and every day. join us tonight for a kpix 5 special, standing with ukraine. refugees are seeking safety. the bay area is rushing to send really. that is tonight at 6:30 p.m. right here on kpix 5. in the bay area, upon the end of antioch's mayor are speaking out against his dui arrest. we report that the mayor has confirmed the incident on social media and he is asking residents for forgiveness. >> good morning antioch. i wanted to come forward because i wanted to share some personal news. >> reporter: the mayor picked up twitter to take full responsibility for his actions the night before which resulted in his arrest on suspicion of

driving under the influence of alcohol. >> under the advice of counsel, i felt it was important to be open interact. although i never felt inhibited by the drink i had my dinner, i had a lapse of judgment. i hope that you can forgive me. >> reporter: his volvo which he was driving alone was pulled over near monument boulevard at 1:15 a.m. this made news when antioch issued an apology to chinese american citizens for racist policies in the past. he is the target of a recall effort by group of citizens who accuse him of violating open meeting laws and allowing climb and drug dealing to get worse. >> i do not know if anything surprises me about their behavior. >> reporter: citizens are collecting signatures to recall thorpe and a school board president. >> he is getting drunk at parties, to in trouble with the police and we have serious issues here. we have shootings everywhere. we have businesses boarded up

and they are acting like it is a joke. they are goofing off. >> you have my commitment that i will grow from this moment and world work diligently on behalf of residence. >> reporter: the effort has until may 11 two catherine 9500 signatures to qualify for the ballot. kpix 5. >> questions will be fielded about the campaign. they will be available up a parking lot across from starbucks from 9:00 am until 2:00 pm. firefighters are at a smoldering building in campbell. the building is at the center of an arson investigation. a vacant 72,000 square-foot building caught fire on friday. as we report, the firefight is not over just yet. >> reporter: more than a day after this fire ignited, there are fire crews still on scene. the building is still smoldering and hotspots have popped up all throughout the day. with help from a construction

crew, and some help from clouds, sent to clara firefighters are putting out a fire that involved a vacant 72,000 square-foot office building in campbell on friday morning. >> they are pulling down walls of the building so that we can get in there and try to get further into the building with our hose lines to extinguish the fire. >> reporter: people are fascinated by the situation. >> i was working over there this morning when i rolled through at 6:00 am and it was still smoldering. pieces were on fire. >> it is unbelievable the amount of damage and destruction. >> reporter: people took pictures and videos, strangers shared bewilderment. some could not do anything but stare. >> oh my! just the damage, it is so surprising that it went wned wi for the water tothcreed far ev

>> reporr: evod ous asto atstted this their theories. the deputy chief says that it is too early to know exactly what caused the fire. they do know that the fire grew rapidly and it may have started in the back of the building. >> we will bring in the task force so that we can try to see if there is any accelerants and anything else used. >> reporter: they contained the fire overnight. there is still a lot of work left to do. >> due to the magnitude, it will take a while. >> reporter: fire crews will be here for the next couple of days until this fire is fully extinguished. in campbell, kpix 5.

taking a look at oakland now, the city kicks off its 13th annual runnininlu d ceremo and celebration ki. it of7: am an the time amstill ahead on kpix 5, restaurant week is back in one east cities. business owners hope there will be a good return. there is a bay area group getting help from a major tv network in order to spread good news. and we are taking a look outside. we

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♪ we are looking for some patchy dense fog. we are looking for increasing sunshine and increasing temperatures. the winds will be picking up out of the north. we are done with the rain chances. we are not done with fog. we will get more sunshine today and temperatures will warm up up by about eight degrees. by tuesday, we will have near record highs. in the future cast, we can see all day today. i 2:00 pm, we have clear skies for the most part. we have a few high clouds. here is monday.

we have high clouds but aside from that we are looking at mostly clear and things will be warming up on monday as well. how about rain chances between now and the next seven days? there is not much. there is just a hint that maybe by the time that we get to next saturday, we might amp up chances a little bit. in the meantime, the big story this coming week is that by tuesday the numbers will be in the 80s. some spots inland and also in w up. it is not so much today. today we get early-morning dense fog. then it will be sunny with the spring equinox. the astronomical spring begins at 8:30 3 am. the winds pick up and then it will warm to record highs.

low temperatures tonight, we see them in the 30s and 40s. santa rosa is down to 34 degrees. and in the forecast for today, 63 for matthew, 65 in cupertino. morgan hill is 66 degrees. sunshine for the east bay this sunday afternoon. 67 of pittsburgh and 66 important livermore. in the north bay today, the numbers are in the mid-60s as well with plenty of sunshine after some tense valley fog burns off. it will be all the way up to 71 and winter and 70 degrees at st. helena. in the extended forecast, there is no rain in sight. there is a warming trend tuesday and wednesday. the numbers will be in the 80s. as we look at the bay area regions, east bay, inland will be in the low 80s tuesday and wednesday. that is the same for the north bay. the coastline remains cool but the big story this week will be the 80 degree reading that we will achieve by tuesday and wednesday. in the meantime, have a great sunday. today is river day at the natural historical park. it is meant to honor women who helped build ships during world war ii. the starts at 11:00 am with a beautifying event at the wall

of honor. there are screenings of a documentary called living history which portrays the rosy ambassadors who used to work at the park. a community screening is set at 6:00 pm on canal boulevard. we are looking live at oakland, the city's restaurant week is underway. the event features more than 90 restaurants offering special menu items and deals. local restaurant owners say that usually restaurant week is about pulling in new customers and growing businesses. this year it is about getting old customers back as many of the businesses are climbing out of a pandemic drought. >> the chefs are really putting some amazing specials on their menu to bring back people and to celebrate that we are out, we are eating and we are ready to show up locally again. >> before covid, i used to dine out a lot.

due to covid-19, i eat at home a lot and i cook at home a lot. i still like to come out and eat. >> oakland's restaurant week lasts from the 18th through the 27th. good morning, everybody. do you know what i am going to do? i'm going to

what do i have on my mind about march madness? st. mary's, here is a question: if st. mary's and ucla played 10 times, how many to the gills when? and while you chew on that, we will show you logan johnson, the saint francis mountain view product. this is the first meeting since 1990. the guilt got off to a great start. look at johnson's free ball. st. mary's led 13-7. ucla scored the next 13. look at bernard step back. they put the bruins in front by one. in the meantime, the gaels could not score. johnson missed an open layout. st. mary's scored a basket interference. they make eight minutes without a shot. they rallied early in the second half. alex was on target.

the deficit was down to one. the bruins answered by making six straight shots. look at johnny knockdown the jumper of the inbound. the bruins were up by eight. six minutes left. look at cody rally. they still made the shot. there was a freezer that made ergame72 and ucla was down from anthat gaels season unit we ay th great a game. it was one of our better games. >> you want to play well and you get to play against a team like ucla. >> i was thinking about this. i was coaching against a guy that will have a statue in front of the arena or at the very least his name on the court. >> he is a funny guy.

[ laughter ] >> the peacock mascot kicked back running with murray state. the racers had to work for it. look at hannibal puckett free. look out for kc. he protected the lead. later up two look at doug from deep. he scored 13 off the bench. the peacocks from jersey city won it 70-60. they took out both kentucky teams. the team is the third ever 15 c to do it. mark looked concerned. the gonzaga bulldogs are down eight against memphis and blue. memphis is really athletic. tyler harris with the shot clock, the tigers by 10 at the half, second half come back. andrew nim hart found the range. and they woke up like a sleeping giant. in sac and never looked back they won it 82-78. they face arkansas next at the center next weekend in the round of 16.

look at ray jackson. look at these kids and we watch howard battle tennessee. under a minute to go. look at this. look at the skyhook. this is for brooks. michigan bumped off third- seeded tennessee 76-68. they are going to the round of sweet 16. baseball, giants beat the rockies for the first cactus league win. look at stephen dugger go deep. the oakland a's lost to cincinnati. look at james wiseman rehab go on hold. he had swelling in his right knee. he played three games for santa cruz this month. the latest come back might and his chances of returning to the big game in the season. here is the coach. >> i will just keep going to the fact that he is 20 years old. we have got to do what is best

for him long-term. he is disappointed but he has been through the last year. it is unfair. you know, he deserves better. look at the soccer coach look on as minnesota united place san jose. they could not contain him. this is the 23rd minute. santa fe was on the short end. 1-0. the season record is 0-3- 1. the warriors host the spurs. shout out to the san francisco falcons. that is the brand-new ultimate frisbee franchise. they won their home opener last night against the pesky oregon onyx. 16-13 was the score. that will do it this morning. i will see you later. and coming up the battle is

raging in the streets of russia and ukraine. russia tries to push further into the country. we have the latest. plaza bay area group is getting help from a major tv network in order to spread more good news across its community. we will be right back. ♪

live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> welcome back, the time is 6:20 9 am. thank you for joining us. let's start this half hour with a quick check on the weather. >> the forecast is mostly clear except for dense fog in the early going on sunday morning. we have a few high clouds but in general much of monday looks dry. so does much of today. we will have early-morning dense fog. it will be sunny, spring equinox at 8:30 3 am. the winds pick up. the wind scour out. we will warm to record highs on tuesday. low temperatures tonight will be in the 30s and 40s. high temperatures this afternoon will be in the 60s and low 70s. it will be warmer today and sunny after some fog. then it warms up. we will have more in a few minutes. let's get the latest on the news. russian forces are pushing

into the keyport city in ukraine. they are battling in the streets. the ukrainian president urges his russian atour cbs news corr michael george have the latest. >> reporter: ukraine process president vladimir zelinski renewed his appeal for more talks with moscow aimed at stopping the war. in his nightly video address president zelenskyy said russia will take several generations to recover its losses from the devastating assault on his country. russian president vladimir putin's forces remains stalled outside the capital of kyiv and they are inflicting destruction around the nation. on friday putin held a large rally in moscow. now he says russia will prevail in the weeks long conflict. the defense secretary lloyd austin spoke about the war from bulgaria.

>> this invasion has taken a terrible toll on ukrainian lives. there are far too many innocent civilians who are hurting. russian aggression has galvanized the ukrainian people. it has galvanize nato and the free world. >> reporter: russia says it soldiers entered the city and heavy fighting shutdown a steel plant in a besieged port city. efforts continue to pull survivors from a rabble in a theater. hundreds of civilians were taking shelter when russia bombed the theater. the un estimates one chicken every five ukrainians have been displaced inside the country or have fled. on saturday president zelenskyy presented awards to soldiers helping in the war effort. michael george, cbs news. developing news, gunfire erupted during an illegal y. th overnight, o sides from popping up. kyrsten sinema reports from east oakland. >> reporter: the oakland police department has called in extra officers to work this weekend.

it is mandatory overtime because they do not have enough officers. investigators say intelligence gathered from social media suggest that there will be another round of sideshows in oakland and the east bay. multiple rents rang out at a loud sideshows near the high street on ramp to northbound interstate 88 saturday morning. this location is known as the pit. you can hear gunshots in this instagram video. you can see a man lying on the ground. some people checked on him but he was not responsive after somebody shot him. the police say the man was left on the ground and he was run over by at least one car. investigators say the 24-year- old oakland man died. the police say that was one of several shootings that took place the deshow. o r ople were igotors say the vh

on 500 scars took part in the sideshow around 2:30 a.m. >> you could hear the gunshots and it is just bad. it is really bad. >> reporter: the sideshow welcomed anna and her husband. they had been near the sideshow. >> we complained but what are you going to do? >> reporter: there is a sense of helplessness. >> you got it. >> reporter: and neighbors feel the same way. >> as a resident, it is more and more terrifying. it is more and more crime. >> reporter: people are focused on march madness and we have a different kind of madness happening right now. >> reporter: the sideshow made its way to councilman taylor's district. >> we have 600 cars participating in the sideshow

and only four or six in pounds, there are opportunities to hold more of the vehicles that are participating accountable then we have been in the past. >> reporter: things have never been this bad in oakland. this is in her 35 years here. >> my daughter moved. we plan to move as well. >> reporter: most people at this sideshow yesterday morning have not come forward to help the police. it has been hard for investigators to get good leads in that homicide that happened here yesterday morning. so far, no arrests in not killing. in east oakland, i am donlon, kpix 5. >> the police say there are limits to what they can do. currently the department has 665 officers but they say that they lose five or eight officers every month. the police are warning about a mountain lion spotted roaming the neighborhood. the big cat was caught on camera is early saturday morning stroll across the driveway on sunset drive near skyline coe. neighbors are being warned to keep their pets indoors. arson investigators in the south they are looking into what caused a huge bacon

building in campbell to go up in flames. the 72,000 square foot structure caught fire on friday. yesterday crews used heavy equipment it has is to put out occasional hotspots and smoldering debris. firefighters plan to keep a close eye on the building for the next few days. people who live nearby say that they could not believe the amount of damage and destruction. >> oh my! it is so surprising that it went down. >> it is great that nobody was hurt. >> we have worked with fish and game for the water runoff and everything has been okay. >> investigators say it is too soon to tell how the fire started. soe may have been torched for for insurance reasons. oakland fire crews brought down two fires yesterday morning. a two alarm vegetation fire broke out in a park near the sequoia arena.

first responders came to a report of smoke in the morning. it took an hour to find the fire burning in thick vegetation. before crews contained it, the fire burned an area about 100 square feet. in another incident, thick black smoke from an rv fire was visible in west oakland. video shows the flames shooting out of the vehicle. the fire broke out at a homeless encampment. no word on the cause of the fire. and oakland nonprofit organization is featured on hd tv billed for it series. the show is teaming up with organizations across the country who are helping others in their community. for more than 20 years, they have led ariel outreach mission, a nonprofit has been providing safe spaces for women and children without homes. hdtv gave the nonprofit's east oakland facility a makeover. >> all of these women live together as a community. we wanted to feel like home, a place where they can restart

their lives. >> the organization has served over 450,000 people since it launched in 1982. ukraine is receiving billions of dollars in military aid from the u.s. and western allies. the country's president says that it needs more. we talked with margaret brennan, the host of face the nation on cbs. >> what president asked congress for and begged president biden for during his address to congress earlier this week was to close the skies over his country, to stop the russian planes from brahmin civilians and to do that, he says that he needs service to air missiles to shoot down jets. he needs fighter jets of his own and he says that he would like a no-fly zone. no country is yet providing any of those things. and we will talk about that

with ukraine's ambassador to the united states as well. >> you can see margaret's interview with the ukrainian ambassador coming up at 8:30 a.m. here on kpix 5. still to come, california is in a drought emergency. some say that we could stay that way for a while. that is coming up a jelly bean that's good for you? nature's bounty introduces new jelly bean vitamins. good-for-you nutrients in a tastier for you form. more sweet dreams. more flavorful immune support. new nature's bounty jelly beans. live bountifully.

the bay area got rain, not a lot but some.'s much of northern california was disappointed by another dry day. our reporter says that some might want to get used to seeing small amounts of rain. >> reporter: some parts of sacramento got this, blue skies but overcast. others got this. there was a little rain on the windshield. up in palisades tahoe, cbs13 viewers sent us a fresh falling snow. >> we are trying to be optimistic. >> i talked with robert over the phone. the national weather service meteorologist explained why at nearly 15 inches of rain reported since october, it is still very dry.

>> a problem we had is that we got it early, october and december, we would rather see it spread throughout the year. >> there is no way to make up at this point for january, we vehad rely unon no it ist. abouthe inbuthe snowpack as well. without enough snow to build a mobile course at palisades tahoe, the u.s. freestyle championships, originally slated there had to be moved to utah. what changed? the national weather service meteorologist explained why the radar did not match reality. dry air prevented rain from making it to the valley surface. that is known as virgo. >> unless we were to receive really unprecedented, unexpected amounts of rain, during the remainder of march which is not forecasted or perhaps during april and may,

we are going to see a very dry water year. we are going to see elevated high risk. >> reporter: the back and forth between extremes snow today and valley temps and projections in the 80s might just be the new normal. and as for that march miracle, this could happen. >> there is a potential system next week. we could see more rain and hopefully snow for the er io.> we had a taste of rain yesterday. it looks like that may be all we are in for for a little while. our first at forecast. >> good morning. we are looking for patchy dense fog this morning. we arr increasing sunshine and increasing temperatures. the winds will be picking up out of the north. we are done with the rain chances. we are not done with the fog but we will get more sunshine

today and temperatures will warm up by about eight degrees. by tuesday, we will have near record highs. so in the future cast, you can see this all day today. by 2:00 pm, we have clear skies for the most part. in the evening hours, we have a few high clouds. here is monday. aside from that, we are looking mostly clear and things will be warming up on monday as well. how about rain chances between now and the next seven days? there is not much. there is just a hint that maybe by the time we get to next saturday, we might amp up chances a little bit. in the meantime, the big story is this coming week. by tuesday, the numbers will be in the 80s. this is in some spots inland and in the north bay. we will be warming it up. today, we get some early morning dense fog. then, it will be sunny. the spring equinox, it begins at 8:30 3 am. the winds will pick up. then it will warm to near record highs. by the time we get to

tuesday's, it will be in low temperatures will be in the 30s and 40s. santa rosa is 34 degrees. than the forecast for today is 63 four matthew, 65 in cupertino. it is 66 degrees in morgantown. it is 67 in pittsburgh and 70 in brentwood. it is 66 in livermore and 67 in walnut creek. the numbers are in the mid-60s in the north bay. we have plenty of sunshine after some dents valley fog burns off. it will be all the way up to 71 in windsor and 70 degrees in st. helena. there is no rain in sight and the extending forecast. we have a warming trend tuesday and wednesday around san jose. numbers will be in the 80s. as we look at the bay area, east bay inland will be in the low 80s on tuesday and wednesday. that is the same for the north

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♪ it is a feast in the east bay this weekend. oakland restaurant week is back. more than 90 restaurants are offering deals. kpix 5 reports that restaurant owners across the city are optimistic about brighter days ahead. >> reporter: restaurant week is about introducing food to a new audience. this year it is more about getting the old customers to come back. oakland restaurant week celebrates the city's status as a food destination. more than 90 restaurants are offering special deals on special dishes. >> all of the champs are coming out. the chefs are putting out amazing specials to bring back people and to celebrate that we are out, we are eating. we are ready to show off

oakland again. >> reporter: at the home of chicken and waffles across the tracks, they deal in every day comfort food. there is a special called keith koff's tackle. it includes a waffle, fried chicken and macaroni and cheese. >> you have to exercise if you come to me every day. [ laughter ] >> you have got to work out a little bit more. >> reporter: monique is up for the challenge. she admits it will take getting used to. >> before covid, i used to dine out a lot. due to covid, t and okhome a t that in 18 years, he has watched as oakland's culinary scene brought new life to the

city. >> restaurants play a huge role in giving identity because it gives culture. food is culture, food is art. food is entertainment. food is also lakeshore differen is serving up mediterranean food with a spanish influence. there is savory flat bread wraps and paella cooked in a pizza oven. tim nugent is proud that he was able to survive the pandemic by building an outdoor space and navigating the ups and downs of online sales. >> to create what we did with a system, we did it. and we are going to continue to do it. and it is just forward from here. >> reporter: now after two years, he is seeing full houses again. he hopes that restaurant week will be a call to those who have been away for much too long. >> we are back. we have a business. we have a neighborhood and a community that is supporting us once again. to get here, it is like finally the light at the end of the tunnel. we are getting out there again and come out and support us all. >> reporter: in oakland, kpix 5.

>> oakland restaurant week lasts 10 days. it started march 18 and it runs through the 27th. for a full list of restaurants, go to our es gatheredt ssion san jose high school in fremto celebrate poland. this is a food festival called the festival of spring. a puppy named after betty white and her character on the golden girls is the new star of the show at a nonprofit. meet betty rose, the latest freshman at guide dogs for the blind. now for the next year and a half, the adorable puppy will be socialized and prepped to be a guide dog for people who are blind or visually impaired. for more puppy news, this dog found a home with a south san

francisco police officer. the dog was abandoned at a gas station. the officer was driving by when he was flagged down by the attendant. the spca picked up the dog and the officer will likely adopt him. later today join jen on black renaissance, the bay area's longest it arts at 120 p. this aftern staming rvsist at

it is 6:50 6 am. a man is dead and two others are hurt after a wild oakland sideshow. local officials say the current wave of sideshows is the worst they have seen. so far most people have not come forward. the police are having a hard time getting leads. several county sheriff's deputies are recovering after a helicopter crash. it happened yesterday as they were responding to a car crash in the mountains. six people were on board and they are expected to recover. lamar thorpe of antioch is under fire following an arrest. the mayor took to social media to apologize for his actions. people want to recall the

mayor. the work is working to collect signatures. oakland's restaurant week is back. restaurants are offering special items and deals. businesses say that they are using this as an opportunity to pull customers back in. the event run through the 27th. ♪ well, the forecast will start out the forecast will start out mostly clear except for dense fog. a few high clouds but in general much of monday looks dry. so does much of today. we will have dense fog otherwise it will be sunny. the spring equinox at 8:30 3 am. the northerly winds will scour out. we will warm to record highs on tuesday. low temperatures tonight will be in the 30s and 40s.

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