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streaming on cbsn bay area, new and shocking images out of ukraine are painting a grim picture. the latest warning for residents. and will learning more about the sudden death of us out a student after a war on fentanyl was announced. it is nice to not worry about the restrictions. >> a huge chance for restaurant owners who can use a pair of big events to attract customers. thank you so much for joining us. let's get a quick check of our rather, whether. we are starting off with their normal temperatures this morning. we will end up several degrees above average this afternoon. plenty of sunshine with passing clouds on sunday and monday. we will remained dry. temperatures will be almost hot by the middle and end of the next work week.

temperatures will be up to 10 degrees above normal. upper 60s and low 70s around the bay. closer to 10 degrees above average in line. closer to 80 degrees for far inland portions of the south bay. clouds towards us on sunday and monday and then we will see a big area of high pressure that presses down on us and compresses the air toward ground level. we will see temperatures well into the 80s as early as wednesday. we will take a look at the specifics coming up in just a few minutes. new video provides a sense of the scale of devastation in a port city in the southeast of the country. it has been hit hard by the russians. entire blocks are blackened with

windows blown out. cars sit on the street and tens of thousands of civilians have been trapped in that city without access to food and clean water. in the north around the capital of kyiv, ukraine's president says forces are leaving behind catastrophic situation. the russians have left minds around houses and abandoned equipment and corpses. he has warned residents on holding off on normal activity until they are sure the mites have been cleared. and there is mounting evidence that russia is retreating from towns and buildings to build up troops further east. shake troops are saying the death of a los angeles high school student may have been a fentanyl overdose . the news

came hours after santa clara county declared a war on fentanyl . the powerful truck is responsible for at least eight deaths in that county so far this year. last year there were 135 deaths. the county put together a 15 member team of experts on addiction, mental health, policy, and law enforcement. they are leading members of cartels know that if arrested they could face felony charges. >> we have a fentanyl advisement that warns dangers of sentinel and they could be prosecuted for murder if they do it again. >> the county is trying to take a compassionate approach to education to get the message out. they will be passing out testing strips to help people detective their drugs are laced for fentanyl. six years after a mother

and daughter there are a cash award for more information. >> it makes me sad because i can't see her smile anymore. it makes me angry because that was stolen. >> reporter: she is nicole's sister and she shared memories of the young mother found buried in a shallow grave at mclaren park six years ago. the body of the 32-year-old was found a plywood with the mysterious symbol spray-painted on it? >> it was rare to not see a smile on her face. even when times were hard for her. she still put on a good face. >> reporter: police boosted the wallboard to $250,000 in the homicide and search for her missing daughter. investigators

determined that in two-year-old was in the care of her babysitter and husband when she disappeared. >> we are asking every person who saw her and her racket with the coal to think back to that time. no detail is too small. let us worry about assessing the value of that information. >> reporter: they have turned up new leads, but no one has been arrested. people that have direct knowledge of the case have not been helpful. this picture will go up on billboards in california and nevada where arianna's babysitters have moved. >> she lead by example. before i knew it, i was following. >> reporter: nicole's family showed up to honor her memory. she was still dressed for work the night she went missing. many bay area school

districts are out first bring break. we asked a local health expert if we should expect a spike in covid cases when all of those kids come back to school. health experts believe that covid will spike. >> i am going to california for five days. >> reporter: some families and students plan to make up for lost time this spring break. sea i am not scared of covid anymore. >> they are worried about the omicron sub variant known as ba two. >> it is more transmissible. >> reporter: this expert dr. peter hawn says what 10 states outside of california are seeing cases go up, the bay area has a relatively low case count. that is expected to change. >> we don't think it will be

huge with lots of people being hospitalized. it will be a low to moderate increase that may cause some disruptions in schools and workforce. >> california schools held out rapid tests to students and staff. it is not mandatory but bay area schools are encouraging people to use them. >> i think everyone will use them and not, if they do have it . >> i feel like my friends would not put me at risk. >> reporter: some districts have lifted the mask mandate but others require masks indoors and will reevaluate on april 15. >> if the cases start going up, i will probably put my mask back on. >> reporter: schools are saying they must be tested before

returning to classrooms on the following monday, april 11. and walnut creek, kpix5 . taking a live look at san francisco restaurant week is making a comeback. it is one of the big food events making a recovery. >> reporter: large crowds of people going out to eat and drink. perhaps a sign we are turning a corner in this pandemic. some of the biggest culinary events are returning to san francisco. >> reporter: call it a sign of the times. restaurant week is returning without restrictions since the beginning of the pandemic. >> it is great. it is nice to feel more casual. >> reporter: for restaurants like aqua lena it's a chance to attract new business. >> we see the people start making plans again for dining.

it is great. >> reporter: more than 100 restaurants are opening up with the fixed menu. they are ready to try new places and take advantage of the deals. >> i love it. >> you can check out places that you hadn't thought about going to before. >> reporter: up the great food trucks are back after a two year hiatus. >> when the world stopped in march 2020 it really put a damper on everybody's business. >> reporter: vendors are glad to be back. >> we've got a brown butter cake and our traditional glaze with chocolate drizzle. >> reporter: it runs from today all the way through april 10. kpix5 . that is not the only event returning to the city. kpix5 was at fort mason to check out the off the grid food trucks festival.

>> reporter: and just like that, off the grid food trucks are back at fort mason after a two your pandemic hiatus. >> when the world stopped in march 2020 it really put a damper on everybody's business. >> reporter: because of regulations around large gatherings, the friday night food trucks and music hit the pause button. that all stops tonight. >> we have new vendors. we have argentina and empanadas, chicken and waffles, all the burritos you could ask for. >> reporter: and some old ones like johnny's doughnuts. >> we have our browned butter cake and our traditional glaze with chocolate drizzle. >> reporter: bring your appetite. >> we have been down for two years and we have been waiting to get back to normal. this is a big step to getting

back to normal. not the least of it is to try some of this awesome food. after decades of planning and years of delays, things are speeding up for san francisco communities. california is sitting on hundreds of millions of dollars in cycling rebates. here is a live look outside before we head to break. we will be

welcome back. a southern california judge has shut down a landmark state law that required courts to have members of different races or sexual orientations. the judge ruled it mandates and a similar laws requiring at least one woman on each corporate board is being challenged. happening now, traffic is finally moving along the new vanness rapid transit corridor. we tested it out. >> reporter: san francisco leaders say these new will significantly reduce congestion here on vanness. after a ribbon-cutting years in the making, muni and golden

gate transit buses are on the vanness red carpet known as the bus rapid transit or prt lanes. the $345 million project revamp vanness and how traffic operates within the corridor. >> this is going to be a meaningful change reducing the travel time by 30% and making public transportation more attractive to people. >> reporter: she was eager to see what it was like to get around with the new system. >> this is great for tourists and residents. >> they don't have to worry about pulling out into traffic and automobiles don't need to worry about getting stuck behind buses. >> reporter: the red lanes are for buses only. sea i saw a cycle is going down the red lane and a cop pulled him over and ticketed him. >> people already see the benefits.

>> to have the convenience on a regular basis to go up and down vanness is priceless. >> i am not sure. hopefullly thbuses move faster down the road. i don't know if it will help the cars on the road. >> kpix5. from bus lanes to bike lanes, the city of san jose wants to make it easier for people to get around those record high gas prices. they are trimming back vegetation and shrubs, restriping trails and taking care of any hindrances for a safer ride. >> we need affordable and reliable ways of getting around the doesn't have the high gas prices associated with it. >> there is no quick fix for some of the biggest obstacles.

there are tents and property blocking their path. the city is working to bring that situation back in the balance with sensitivity to both groups. california is sitting on recycling money. the governor's office wants a temporarily double recycling return rates on bottles and cans as an incentive for people to bring more of them back. the program could start after july 1. researchers are trying to conduct the final sierra snow survey. there should be about five feet where they were standing over her role and snowpack. it is the worst it has been in seven years. sake san francisco was implementing a 5% drought surcharge to cover lost revenue from people using less water. this is just a temporary charge.

as we head through the weekend, the storm track is going to stay to our north once again. all of the moisture and energy will be going into the pacific northwest. we will see passing clouds overhead tomorrow and that will linger into monday. there is an outside chance of a sprinkle on monday. we will see plenty of sunshine and passing clouds will be with us this afternoon. we will be dry. we will have increasing cloud cover on monday with a few showers trying to make their way into northern and western sonoma county. we are talking about a 10% chance of moisture there and it does not look like we will see any other rain chances headed our way anytime soon. in the six to 10 day outlook, there are signs of hope which will take us all the way through the middle of the month.

a weak signal, but it is still a signal toward above average rainfall for the bay area. average rainfall is around 4/10 of an inch of rain if we get even closer that i would be elated. it is a long way down the line at but is od to see some sign we will it will be a warm day today. temperatures above average today and 10 degrees above average further inland. temperatures on the coast will reach into the upper 60s. low 70s down the peninsula with mid-to upper 70s in the santa clara valley. temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. the warmest spots at or above 80 degrees. it will be warm but not that warm with temperatures in the upper 60s to 70 degrees and then low to mid 70s for portions of the north bay. it will be warmer and warmer

the further inland to go. temperatures will dip about 5-7 degrees and there will be passing clouds overhead. warm weather will kick in wednesday, thursday, and friday. it will be upper 70s in san francisco and 80 degrees in oakland. upper 80s for inland portions of the east bay and the north bay and touching 70 degrees along the coast. the cardinal and the final four meet a familiar foe. that they have enough to get by the huskies?

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history. the cardinal offense got off to a slow start, and they were slow throughout the game. stanford gets a first lead. crystal williams drills a three for yukon. under six minutes ago. page becker with this deal and the leg up to make it and a point game. she scores 14. the cardinal down six with the minute left. they get it to lacey hall and just one of four stanford threes in the game. yukon breaks through and gets to edwards and yukon hangs on to win, 63-58 two advance to sunday's championship game their hopes of repeating were ended. >> we did not plry tonight.

i think we really struggled running our offense. there were some self-inflicted wounds. it was disappointing. >> we left a lot out there and said. it's hard to swallow that tell. >> sometimes you don't have the best team to win this game either. you have to play the best at night and you do enough with what you have. it's like you're playing golf at you don't have your a swing. you just get in that hold the best that you can. go to the 18th hole and have a drink. >> aaliyah boston is a player of the year. final seconds of the third quarter. boston grabs the rebound and she scores. 23 points and 18 rebounds as south carolina transfer, wins and they will face yukon .

to the warriors. they get now steph curry will miss the rest of the regular- season as he continues to rehab a foot injury he suffered on march 16. he will start on court activities next week and they believe he will be back for the start of the playoffs in two weeks. >> his rehab is going fine. staff has been injured many times either before or during and he has always returned really well. i am not too worried about him. he will be back in read them. >> the warriors will try to get back in the rhythm tonight against the utah jazz and snap a four game losing streak.. coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, coming up we will show you help the most famous shopping district is getting hit as well.

here is a live look outside in san jose. we will be back in a moment.

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with paul hagan. >> we are starting off with near normal temperatures this morning. we will and up several degrees above average this afternoon. normal temperatures for sunday afternoon. passing clouds on sunday and monday, but we will remained dry. it will be almost hot by the middle and end of the next work week. high temperatures will be up to 10 degrees above normal. about 6 degrees above average closer to 10 degrees average further inland. closer to 80 degrees for portions of the east bay. the system is sending clouds towards us on sunday and monday. we will see an area of high pressure taking over which will press down on us and compress the air and it will warm up.

temperatures will into the 80s for inland portions of the bay area as early as wednesday. we have seen thieves target high-end retailers in the bay area and the same thing is happening in southern california . we look at how beverly hills retailers have become a target. >> reporter: it is one of the most famous streets in the world. rodeo drive is a shopping destination. just after 1:00 on thursday afternoon, people try to get away with it jacket from louis vuitton. both for eventually stopped and arrested. it is the latest in a string of burglaries and robberies targeting high-end stores in the city. >> we are seeing an increase in behavior that is more desperate . >> reporter: last week a group onto a sledgehammers smashing and grabbing what was on

display and getting away with an estimated $5 million worth of bling. >> we have increased the police presence in the area and also armed private security patrolling the area. >> reporter: the goal is to prevent this activity and solve the crimes with the use of technology. >> we have added two cameras and we have a drone pilot program we are utilizing that has produce great results. >> i feel pretty safe when i shop on rodeo drive, but it does make me a little worried when i am here. i hope that something like that doesn't happen while i am shopping. >> we keep our doors locked. >> i imagine the people will go where the money gets. i am not concerned about it. >> in california, prosecutors

can charge and accused shoplifter with felony robbery if they can prove they used force or fear and leave with the merchandise. marijuana legalization has cleared a hurdle and congress. it would bar federal agencies from denying work clearances for cannabis use. they could recommend medical marijuana for veterans facing ptsd. the bill authorizes a sales tax on marijuana products but the measure is unlikely to reach the 60 vote threshold for passage in the senate. more miles per gallon for drivers. the biden administrationising w cars. by 2026 cards will be required to get at least 40 miles per gallon. even withsomeenvironmen

groups say it is not tough enough. automakers are investing billions of dollars to develop and build electric vehicles. caltrans is cutting its fares in half for the next month . it is a thank you to passengers who have dealt with delays due to the electrification project. and the baby bullet express service resumed after being on hold for a month. the train travels between san francisco and san jose in about an hour. it was a kidnapping and murder that shocked the south bay. a tech executive turned cannabis entrepreneur was attacked in his multimillion dollar home in 2019. tonight we take an in-depth look at the investigation. kpix5 covered the murder. the case took many twists as

investigators say the could've been any number of suspects. >> offers they thought it was a robbery gone wrong. when you look at the brutality of this crime scene it does seem personal. as investigators talk to people that knew the victim, they realize he may quite a few enemies in business. the list of potential suspects grew. >> this surveillance video made them realize this was about more than money. watch the full story on 48 onkpix5 and paramount plots . the bay area artist that could win big at the grammys. volunteers building a solution to a big problem in the bay area thanks to

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the award show. it was in response to a joke chris rock made about jade a pinkett smith. >> it is pretty obvious this was a violatioof nduct and thef in that sin be heading to the direction of an expulsion. >> smith said he would accept any further consequences the academy deemed appropriate. the answer to a big mystery will finally learn who won one of last year's grammy awards. it has a good chance of coming home to the bay area. >> reporter: the pandemic postponed the grammy show but also handing out one of last year's grammy's. this year, some bay area artists will find out if they actually won. from the massive soundstage you can spot the legendary recording engineer.

her name is leslie and jones. she is the director of music recording at skywalker sound. one of the most innovative facilities in the world. she is up for two grammys. >> the engineer of's mastering and berkeley as part of the team . >> winning a grammy would be special and honest. >> 60+ soldiers fit into the soundstage for the intricate recording. it is headed up by colonel gmp. >> as we were recording at skywalker, we recognize that this is something historic in the sense of the quality. >> the soundtrack for the american soldier is out for the best of mars of album. the twist, the coveted grammy is actually for last year.

it has not been awarded to anyone. >> last year was put on pause because of the pandemic. the delay has to do with how immersive albums are recorded. >> you plan the record for immersive and have the musicians take their places around an array of microphones. every song the musicians change where they were. >> and order to correctly judge this category, experts listen to all of the nominated works in the same room with the same setups. the highly contagious coronavirus prevented the group from gathering indoors and listening for hours. >> the way to keep the integrity high was to postpone it until the group can get together. >> when you sit here and listen to it, you hear it exactly the way it was recorded.

>> the group finally got together and judge last years and this year's nominees. michael romanow ski could end up with two audio grammys. >> i am completely humbled i'm recognize for a craft i take a lot of care and seriousness to. >> we wanted to shout from the hilltops about how incredible the recording was going to be and that was. >> reporter: they are up for best engineered album classical . in san francisco, kpix5 . for more on how recordings are mastered and good all audio cassettes are coming back in style go to www.kpix.com. stick around for the news. a majority of the areas in

el dorado county previously closed are once again open to the public. with engine campgrounds and rv areas have reopened. there is a warning for returning campers. dangers include ash pits and landslides. visitors may run into a rude awakening upon arrival. >> it is not going to look like it did before the fire. visitors need to be prepared to see something very different than they have experienced ins handy as they will have to navigate trails without signs or even visible trails. the storm track is going to stay to our north once again. there is another storm system making its approach to the coast but it will send all of his energy into the pacific northwest. we will see passing

clouds and there is an outside chance of a sprinkle on monday. we will see plenty of sunshine and passing clouds will be with us this afternoon. substantial cloud cover on sunday but we will be dry. we have increasing cloud cover on monday with a few showers making their way into the far western and northern sonoma county. we are talking about a 10% chance of a trace of moisture there. we have a good chance of below average rainfall which means close to zero. there are signs of hope in the 8 to 14 day outlook. a weak signal, but it is a signal toward above average rainfall for the bay area. average rainfall is around .04 inches of rain.

we will keep an eye on the long- range data. it is nice to see at least some sign we will get some rain. in the short-term, 5 degrees above average and close to 10 degrees further inland. those temperatures along the coast will reach up into the low 60s. upper 60s but low 70s around the south end of the bay. temperatures will stay in the mid to upper 70s. the warmest spots at or above 80 degrees, fairfield. temperatures in the upper 60s to around 70 degrees. warmer and warmer the further inland you go. same thing for inland mendocino county and lake county as well. temperatures will dip about 7 degrees tomorrow. we start

warming up on tuesday and warm weather kicks in wednesday, thursday, and friday. the heat wave will be on friday with highs in the upper 70s and 80 degrees in oakland. upper 80s for in the portions of the east bay and the north bay. a north bay structural engineer notice a shortage of skilled workers in the construction industry. he crafted a solution that will give back to the community. we are introduced to this week's jefferson award winner. >> all of the pieces we want painted, let's have them here. >> reporter: he teaches participants with no construction experience how to build a 24 by 8.5 home from scratch and eight months. >> everything that you see here they have touched. we started with a metal trailer and a pile of sticks. they got to try everything.

>> reporter: he founded big skills tiny homes in 2016. they are working on their fifth house in three years. he trains four participants at a time five days a week learning everything from carpentry and cabinetry to electrical and roofing. graduates get career counseling and follow-up for five years. >> everyone that has finished the program has been offered a job in the trades. >> reporter: most of the tiny homes have gone to those in need like wildfire survivors and the homeless. >> it is a win/win situation. >> reporter: he knows the project he's working on will go to a family of three to a family that lost everything in a wildfire. >> we are building a sanctuary and own home. >> reporter: he is partnering with the tiny pine foundation

that constructs homes for wildlife survivors. >> anytime i called him and ask if he can build one more, he is always so willing to see if they can come alongside and help. >> it costs $40,000 to build one tiny home. he relies on donations and nothing is wasted. >> the word use for the master bedroom comes from donated office furniture. these closets used to be desks. >> he has fielded questions from as far away as korea on how to replicate his project. >> it makes me feel fantastic. if you build builders, the builders will build. >> this week's jefferson award goes to sean ticknor.

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sick a pair of bay area nonprofits are teaming up to cook up hundreds of tamales to raise money for ukraine. they set a goal of making 1500. they were busy packing them up in half moon day. volunteers know what is like to be a refugee and others know the impact they can make with families coming to the u.s.. >> there is so much violence. no human should go through that. >> i can't just stand and see all of this going down in ukraine and not doing anything about it. >> proceeds will go to the

world central kitchen. >> peninsula students held a huge big sale. students and parents laid out the goods. in no time, customers gobbled up everything. organizers say raising money was the least they can do. >> when the war first broke out in ukraine, a lot of families were feeling powerless to help her try to affect some kind of change. many people have connections with ukraine and russia. >> the students are collecting medical supplies, toys, and diapers. for more information on how you can help, head over to www.kpix.com . a chance to own some san

francisco architecture. we have a rare look inside a painted lady before the keys are handed over to its new owner . >> the painted ladies also known as the seven sisters are an iconic part of the city on the bay. they resembled the beauty and history of old san francisco. 722 steiner street is the first of seven and up for grabs to the highest bidder. we're looking a inside is the person who listed the house for sale. >> this home was built by michael kavanaugh in 1892. he is the builder of the painted ladies. >> reporter: the most recognizable of san francisco homes, a big draw is the details. when you walk into the house or the original gas gas lit

chandeliers. the family selling the home is no stranger to remodeling. this is their fifth restoration project restoring all of their features to their best and what they couldn't restore, 13 foot ceilings make the rooms feel expansive. modern conveniences like a sliding letter in the kitchen to take advantage of the extra space above and this for the spaces below. >> i have never seen this detail added. >> reporter: you get a few of the sf skyline. >> on a beautiful day, city hall is right there and completely eliminates. >> reporter: the prior owner was here for 40 years. he saved it from being demolished in the seven days

parkt. e it was in such disrepair. >> reporter: on the second level, there are four full size bedrooms and three full baths. discuss room overlooking the park. >> so many beautiful churches throughout. >> many of the pieces of stained-glass our original. >> reporter: while this home holds a lot of history, it is outfitted for a family lifestyle. >> it is perfectly appointed. >> someone else has already made that decision. >> one more flight ops it's a finished attic complete with a full bathroom and plenty of opportunities to get some california sunshine. on the ground floor as separate legal unit finish with a kitchenette and bathroom as

well. >> it is unique to get a victorian restore to this level. this household a touch of the past and the present with his classic fit. >> modern is awesome but the history in this home, people have been jaw dropped by it. it is a legacy property.

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strict we are starting up this first weekend in april with near normal temperatures. we will end up above average this afternoon. close to normal temperatures on sunday. passing clouds on sunday and monday but we will remain drive . it will be almost hot by the middle and end of the next work week. let's take a look at today's high temperatures. low 60s along the coast. closer to 10 degrees above average further inland. closer to 80 degrees for far inland portions of the east bay . the system passing to the nordson the clouds toward us on sunday and monday. we will see high pressure taking over in the upper levels of the atmosphere. it will compress the air toward ground- level and it will warm up with temperatures into the 80s.

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life and the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the shocking images out of ukraine are painting a grim picture. we are learning more about the sudden death of a south bay student just hours after one county announced a war on fentanyl . >> it is nice to not have to worry about all the restrictions . >> how restaurant owners have to use a pair of big events to attract customers. sake thank you so much for joining us. let's start with a quick check of our weather.