live from the cbs bay studios, this is kpix5 news. right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a new billboard warning people to stay away from the city because of the drug crisis. as russian troops allegedly began the retreat from ukraine, ukraine says they're launching more attacks on critical infrastructure. >> we have seen consistent and deliberate effort to silence the voices of community of color. >> why residents say this change could have big political

consequences. thank you so much for joining us. we will get to those stories in just a moment but we start with this developing story. six people are dead and nine are wounded from a shooting in downtown sacramento. people scramble to escape and multiple ambulances were sent downtown to care for the injured . a large police presence will remain and the scene remains active. good morning. another nice day today with a few low clouds in the forecasts. it will be cooler than it was yesterday. a high pressure lurking at the bottom of your screen will have implications by the middle of the week. tonight, it will cloud up in the north with maybe a sprinkle or two. midweek, 80 degrees inland. today we will have 60s and 70s.

details on the warm-up coming up . a group of mothers are unfailing a billboard warning tourists to stay away from san francisco. they say a drug crisis is endangering locals and tourists. >> reporter: mothers of addicts are putting a spotlight on the drug crisis plaguing san francisco. they are buying ads to remind people and san francisco is known for his open air drug market. >> my daughter did not go to san francisco for the embarcadero or to see the golden gate bridge. she went to san francisco to buy or drugs. >> she fears the late-night calls. >> every single night it is wondering and worrying. >> reporter: her 24-year-old daughter is an addict.

>> her father has been pushed to the brink. her father had to go pay off the drug dealer at one point for her safety. >> reporter: some in this group have lost their children to overdo's. they will the message famous the world over for our brains, beauty, and now, dirt cheap fentanyl . they are warning people to stay away from san francisco. they are fed up by the lack of action. >> you have to get rid of the open air drug market. as an addict, either offer jail or treatment. >> reporter: public health

officials say that the other overdose deaths since 2015 in san francisco . more than 1300 deaths in the last two years. >> we did not know about this topic. >> i don't go to those areas. >> reporter: gina hopes to bring the issue to the forefront . >> we are desperate as moms, all of us, and we need health. >> she is working to stay clean. kpix 5. san francisco travel association responded. this campaign doesn't punish the city but only hurts the small businesses struggling to recover from the pandemic. there is a major fentanyl bust in fresno county . police say the group flooded the county with thousands of pills laced with fentanyl . >> it identified a network of

distributors that gained fentanyl . >> i cannot emphasize enough how deadly this drug is to human life. these pills are often sold for dollars apiece. sake san mateo county is offering a reward for information leading to the arrest of a person that attacked an elderly man. video shows the moment a suspect kicked and 84-year-old man to the ground. it happened right outside of his front door. he got scrapes and bruises on his arm from that attack, but his family is worried he is being targeted. the same man may have attacked her father back in september. if you have any information, you are as a call the police department. a look at the moments before pittsburgh officers shot an armed man last month.

>> police say the 28-year-old fired a shot and into the air several times after officers came to the door. officers were there to help an elderly couple get out before bringing and we enforcement. police drove an armored vehicle to the front of the house and then hernandez walked outside with the rifle and that is when the situation escalated. >> show us your hands. show us your hands. >> police say hernandez pointed his rifle toward the officers and fired. an officer shot hernandez in the torso. he was arrested and hospitalized. the da's office is investigating hernandez. he is facing multiple charges including attempted murder.

and now to the war in ukraine. russian missiles hit the southern city of odessa for the first time. explosions and fires were visible at the break of dawn. he says civilian buildings were damaged although no one was hurt. the russian military says that he oil refinery and a fuel depot that has been supplying ukrainian troops. and details are surfacing and reporters are finding a lot of wreckage and destroyed russian tanks and armored vehicles. it is not clear if russian forces have left kyiv for good . dozens of protesters rallied in front of san francisco city hall on saturday. the concern is plans to redraw

neighborhood counties. why residents want the redistricting task force to take a new direction. >> people from across the city are concerned they are headed in the wrong direction and spoke at the hearing inside city hall and rallied outside for the issues they care the most about, protecting marginalized communities and making sure neighborhoods are not split apart. >> reporter: community organizers gathered at a hearing on saturday worried that most of the mass proposed would hurt people of color and other minority groups. >> we have seen a deliberate effort to silence the voices of communities of color. we are saying no more. >> reporter: members of the task force acknowledged the work at tasks hard and realigning the district so each one represents the same amount

of people. >> for me the most equitable distribution of resources. >> reporter: the overwhelming majority showed their support for keeping much of district 6 together. they are concerned about the tender lloyd, treasure island and the market district. >> a few people spoke up in person for other maps and many more joined the hearing virtually to support map 4 b. >> passionate residents say they have watched the task force process in september and plan to speak up at each meeting until their final decision. kpix5.

l train is trying to lure writers back and offering a 50% discount on fares for the next month. it comes after the fiery crash and bruno were more than a dozen people got hurt. here's more. >> reporter: with the omicron wave and that fiery train crash in san bruno behind us, caltrain continues their push to get more passengers on board. >> caltrain is discounting all fares by 50% for the entire month of efforts to incentivize more people to ride the trains. more employers are bringing people back to the office and more events are happening across the area including 10 home games for the giants. he writes the train a few times a month and has noticed the trains are getting a bit more crowded. >> i feel like more of the

seats are getting full. >> reporter: this man who rides several times a week has noticed the same thing. caltrain ridership stats back those observations up. in january they average 9000 passengers per week date and in february 11,000 per weekday. they are waiting on the final figures for march but the preliminary numbers show the positive trend should continue. >> i think more people are going to work. >> i think that gas prices have something to do with it and people are more comfortable being in a close space with others. >> reporter: though the increase in ridership shows promise, there is a long way to go in terms of caltrain's recovery. at the pre-pandemic p, caltrain had about 5000 passengers per weekday. they will resume their regular service. in san bruno, kpix5 .

this is a live look at sfo. alaska airlines was forced to cancel some of their flights. they are protesting in cities across the country and the union has been negotiating with the airline, but tensions have bubbled over into a protest. still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area,, a warning for some seafood lovers this morning . why you might want to stay away from oysters for a while. and the biggest night and music is just around the corner. taking a live look outside, we will be right back.

♪♪ ♪ let's go out of town for the summer ♪ ♪ i wanna go across the trees ♪ ♪ just take my hand ♪ ♪ we will have fun till the sun goes down ♪ ♪ and we'll start over again ♪ ♪♪

the time now is 6:14. a word of warning for seafood lovers. officials are warning people not to eat oysters imported from british columbia. they could be linked to a norovirus up break. people have gotten sick after eating oysters at nine

restaurants. they were all linked to oysters from british columbia. dozens more cases have been reported as well as hundreds in candidate. the virus causes vomiting and diarrhea. here is a life look at the pacific coast for recreational salmon fishing season begins. they are opening a zone from mendocino county down to the mexico border until april 30. any salmon caught must be at least two feet long. good morning. the forecast will be mostly sunny today. a few high clouds later in the day but in the meantime high pressure means temperatures will climb near 90 degrees inland by midweek. we will be close to record highs by thursday. by this afternoon, a few high clouds in the north bay

otherwise a mostly. day in the bay area. later tonight we will look for things to cloud up a bit and maybe a sprinkle or two in the north bay. much of today and tomorrow will be perfectly nice. how about no chance of rain. it looks like things will be warming up a good deal by thursday. we will have below average chances of rain. if we kick it out a bit, it will be and above average chance of rain between the ninth and the 15th. it looks like we will increase chances for may be getting wet after the first week of april. a few more clouds and then a few sprinkles in the north bay. temperatures there 80 degrees inland by wednesday and even warmer on thursday. morgan hill, 73. 70, san jose. a few high clouds from time to

time. pleasant hill, 74. 69, pleasanton. santa rosa, 74. if you're taking your dog to the beach, 64 degrees. in clear lake upper 60s. in your extended forecast, windy along the shoreline today and numbers will be cooler than yesterday. we could get a sprinkle or two late sunday and monday. tuesday and wednesday, high pressure builds in. we will cool it off as we get toward next weekend. inland east bay will be near 90 degrees on thursday. we are going to get hot again for the first time this year. in the meantime, have a great sunday. the championship game is all set for monday. his players are fighting until the very last second

when you need help it's great to be in sync with customer service. a team of reps who can anticipate the next step genesys technology is changing the way customer service teams anticipate what customers need. because happy customers are music to our ears. genesys, we're behind every customer smile. ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer... are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs.

both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection,... liver or kidney problems, are or plan to become pregnant, or are breastfeeding. for more information about side effects talk to your doctor. be in your moment. fantastic! ask your doctor about ibrance. sector rivalry between to north carolina is as good as it gets. the blue devils were playing for a chance to move on to the championship and get the coach one more game and his 47 year career. could it be his last time to the tunnel for the coach?

they fake out the defender and finishes with that reverse layup. with seconds left they drive to the basket and gets the layout and the foul. that would give duke a three- point lead at back have. north carolina will come out on fire and the tar heels up to caleb love makes a move and lays it in. it was a nailbiter. later in the second, they continued their hot shooting night. he hits the top three pointer and that would give north carolina the lead. north carolina up two more entries that three and the blue devils playing their hearts out for the coach. with 30 seconds ago love hits one of the biggest shots and north carolina history. an instant classic, 81-77. the coach reflected on the game and his legendary career. >> i have said my entire career i wanted my season say in where

my team was crying tears of joy or tears of sorrow. then you knew that they gave everything. it is a beautiful site. not the site that i want, but it is a site that i respect and it makes me understand how good this group was. >> who will north carolina play? they are seeking their fourth national title. the jayhawks came out on fire. they give kansas a 36-18 lead. is now a 10 point game. they drill a three. he made his first six threes and scored 21. for the second half, david mccormick throws the dog and scores a season-high of 25. with four minutes ago, the jayhawks are up by nine. kansas makes 13 threes in the

game and wins 81-65 two advance to the first national title game since 2012. >> the warriors have lost seven of their last eight. one splash brother out and it needed the other define the rhythm on the court. klay thompson is looking to rebound. the first quarter the warriors and a fast break and he dishes to thompson who throws it down. edition 12 points in the first half. the second quarter the warriors were down 11. he hits the floater and the jazz lead, 58-45 at the calf. the warriors were down 13 and they passed the clay who hits at three over rudy. there is the play that we all know. green passes is back to the hot hand who nails the three and he

finishes with 36. later in the fourth the warriors her down one. he hits that three to give the warriors the lead. that was in 18-0 run for the team. they trailed by as many as 21 but win, 111-107. >> the sharks host the stars. the sharks down two. dallas on the attack. he scores his only goal of the game. it is not enough and they lose their third straight 5-4. brandon belt making a spring debut. the captain goes 0-2 with two strikeouts against clayton kershaw. 72 jon gaines and they e showin

right for not going after a veteran crutcher. his third home run of the spring and a three run blast. the giants beat la, 10-2. the eighth in the rockies play two and 11-11 tie. >> they are looking for their first win of the season as they host austin fc. he is there to score the goal and the gable end and a 2-2 draw . >> the women in the ncaa tournament today between south carolina and uconn. new concerns are being raised by health officials regarding covid.

you're a champion. you're not a quitter. quitters don't do what they're supposed to. champions do. and you're a star. and you shine. that's what you do. that's what you do every day. [inspirational music]

live from the cbs bay studios, this is kpix5 news. thank you so much for joining us. let's start this half hour with the quick check of our weather. >> good morning. another nice day. we are looking for a mostly sunny day with the few high clouds from time to time. cooler than yesterday with high pressure lurking at the bottom of your screen. a few more clouds today than yesterday.

tonight and will cloud up in the north with the sprinkle or two. by midweek, 80 degrees inland. the numbers will be pleasant and mild with 60s and 70s and details on the warm-up. a developing story and sacramento. a mass shooting killed six people and wounded at least nine. it happen near 10th and chase streets in the downtown area. it is not clear what led up to the shooting. ambulances were sent downtown to help the injured. a large police presence will remain and the scene remains active. it probably feels like we have finally reached the end of the pandemic. society is reopening. it is not over just yet. experts worry the u.s. is not doing enough to prepare for a spike of the be a 2 some very

and. california has a pair at torrid which is up slightly. new cases are low and that is true of hospitalizations. the cases are rising and the northeast. it has become the dominant strain in the united states. >> covid is a formidable opponent. we will continue to pivot and shift as we move along. >> the number of americans vaccinated is at the lowest levels of the pandemic. the sap center has dropped testing requirements. fans attending did not have to show proof of vaccination. the grammy awards music's biggest night happens right here on kpix5 . the music scene as well represented.

the showcase the local nominees . >> the class of 2022 has 86 different music categories. many here in the bay area are vying for grammy gold from classical to the blues. nominees are in the house. >> the bay area will be well represented. we've got 21 nominees from the san francisco chapter. >> this is crazy. >> eight nominations including album of the gear and song of the year. in an interview, she gave a shout out to her fellow female nominees. >> it is really really dope to see the women killing that. >> he is up for best new artist and best new rap song. >> and mr. san francisco

himself, tony bennett, his collaborative jazz album with lady gaga has a total of six nods. san francisco jake hickey is up for best classical solo vocal album for a recording made with opera star, jamie barton. >> this is from the recording academy, and it is my grammy nominee metal. >> the grammys were postponed but rescheduled at a time when jake and jamie had a gig at uc berkeley. >> our category will be announced well we are performing . we will have it on backstage and have a bottle of champagne ready to toast whoever wins. >> because of the pandemic, the composition had individual recordings. only of you and the

orchestra could be on stage at any time. wind instruments were recorded individually. >> i knew that the general brief was to show off the musicians of the symphony and also incorporate the collaborative partners. everything would be distanced. >> the symphony has another nomination. michael tilson thomas is up for best classical compendium. if you want to talk about classics , go no further the bay area legends elvin bishop and charlie musselwhite. they are up for best traditional blues. >> israel easy to work with elven because we think alike when it comes to music, especially blues. knat g tobe goo u'gointoget ity

and all you've got to do is roll with the flow. >> from singing the blues to a healing journey, laura sullivan is nominated for best new wage album and for her recording, pieces of forever. she wrote it after she lost her father to alzheimer's. >> it was about the memories. all of us collect these memories to run lifetime and they are our pieces that we carry forward with us. >> here is a cool twist. a string quartet nominated for best jazz instrumental. >> this is a big deal for us.

we feel like were more of a jazz group in our hearts. >> it's the turtle island quartet and there nominated for a recording done with terrence blanchard. >> it is so completely connected to the art of the tremendous jazz saxophone legend. one of his definitions of jazz is he says just means i dare you. this record has that quality. it has some unusual combinations of sound. >> multiple nominations between two legendary engineers. leslie ann jones and michael romanow ski of coast mastering. >> if i win, i am going to jump for joy and drink out of the bell. >> reporter: they are up for best immersive help him. the performers, the u.s. army field brand who crowded into

the legendary soundstage. >> these musicians are just fantastic. they can be playing in any orchestra anywhere in the country. they choose to play in the army. >> jones and romanow ski are nominated for best engineered album for the recording of san francisco's the all-male vocal ensemble. >> i work with such excellent composers and singers and instrumentalists. i am always a bit in awe. >> also nominated, will jason and scott mcdowell. they are up for album of the year. in san francisco, kpix5 . but sure to join us tonight for the grammy awards. they air

right here on kpix5 . russian attacks on the southern port city of mariupol continue . we talk with margaret bender and, margaret brenner. >> it has really affected civilians who haven't been given will chances to safely flee. their attempts to broker cease-fires have not panned out. this is something that we will watch. we want to talk to volodymyr zelenskyy about what is happening and what he needs to win this war. >> you can see margaret's interview this morning at 8:30 right here on kpix5 . a warning for bay area

care coalition, where are we on alaska airlines? we found that people are raving about their customer care. i mean, take a look at this! wow! [dog barks] says here they have the most flights from the west coast. they fly to chicago, hawaii, cancun! wow! do they fly to my magical faraway kingdom of care-a-lot, way up in the clouds where anything is possible? they have direct flights to vegas. close enough! ♪ ♪ ok, floor and decor, show me what you've got. now this tile says "spa day, all day."

but this tile says "classic gone glam." and this modern look? it's sleek... yet chic. ok, i've got it. everything i need to pull this project together. and all at the perfect price. at floor and decor, you can realize any aspirational project at an inspirational price. because with an unmatched selection of high-quality products all at everyday low prices, your bathroom upgrade has never been more "you." discover floor and decor today!

it was a beautiful day yesterday. the weather is heating up and you might be heading out to the park are going on a hike. we

have a warning from park rangers who say look down, because it's his rattlesnake season. >> this might look like a cool place to climb but if you're not careful you could end up snake bed, literally. >> that snake might not have realized you're there to give you a warning and could strike at your hand. >> it is snake season and specifically rattlesnake season. this one rock formation alone we found three rattlesnakes. one was coiled and rattle at the ready. a second that slithered down the hillside during our interview to join a third inside this crevice. >> try to stay on the trail for you can see everything you're going to be coming across. he liked his son on the trails. they like to blend in with their camouflage >> there bite contains a

paralytic poison capable of killing. stay back if you ever cross paths with one on a hike. >> we have seen one on the trail before. what we did was we paused for a little bit and then we actually stayed on the trail and alerted people coming up from behind. >> park rangers say try your best not to panic if you tge venom faster. call 911 and get to the hospital as quickly as possible with they can administer and i venom. >> you want to try to be as calm and cool as possible while you're getting over to the hospital. >thforecast ouds. ar90 degrees

midweek. we will be close to record highs. a few high clouds in the north bay, otherwise mostly of. day and the bay area. later tonight we will be looking for things to cloud up a bit. maybe a sprinkle or two in the north bay. much of today and tomorrow will be perfectly nice. no rain in the next seven days. things will be warming up a good deal by thursday. from the seventh through the 11th we have below average chances of rain. if we kick it out a bit it will be an above average chance of rain between the ninth and the 15th. if we wait a while we will increase chances for may be getting wet after the first week of april. a few more clouds today than yesterday.

a few sprinkles in the north bay. forecast highs for today, morgan hill, 73. 70, san jose. and few high clouds from time to time. pleasant hill, 74. 69, pleasanton. santa rosa, 74. bodega bay, 67. up around ukiah and clearlake, upper 60s. in the extended forecast, windy along the shoreline. we could get a sprinkle or two late sunday and monday in the north bay. tuesday and wednesday high pressure builds in. we will cool it off as we get toward next weekend. looking at the bay area as a whole, near 90 degrees on thursday. we will get hot again for the

first time this year. in the meantime, have a . students rising above held their annual fundraiser virtually due to covid-19. the theme is leading with change and hope. >> reporter: students rising above with vocalist lawrence part. they are performing an original song inspired by the nonprofit and the students it serves. >> the lyrics are a loving reminder to never give up. a highlight of as our raise national fund range there held virtually once again this year due to covid-19. >> they are coming of age in a really difficult time. >> she is making a prerecorded

appearance offering praise for the students she sees his family. >> one of the things that is so inspiring, these are not ordinary people. these are really special people that have gone through what they have and still held onto the dream of getting an education. >> one of those students says cohosting the fundraiser brings community as its stories including her own bring inspiration. >> don't be ashamed of who you are and that includes coming from a distant vested and sometimes poor community. >> she credits the nonprofit for sparking interest in journalism. >> i and the first of my family to go to college.

i don't see a lot of those at the network level and that potentially inspires the next- generation. >> the keynote speaker, a first- generation latina and financial consultant carry the evening's most important message in encouraging students to lead with change and offering hope during these tough times. >> who at the people building this nation? it is all of us here. we can change our trajectory. the chief executive officer agrees. >> it is human potential that can now thrive. it is incumbent upon all of us to make that happen for the common good. the online auction and pledge drive our clothes, but you can still make a donation. they are supporting 550 bay

area students. a show of support for autism awareness at last night's game.

when you need help it's great to be in sync with customer service. a team of reps who can anticipate the next step genesys technology is changing the way customer service teams anticipate what customers need. genesys, we're behind every customer smile. ♪♪ ♪ let's go out of town for the summer ♪ ♪ i wanna go across the trees ♪ ♪ just take my hand ♪ ♪ we will have fun till the sun goes down ♪

♪ and we'll start over again ♪ ♪♪ an update to a story we told you about a few weeks ago. a runner has completed his challenger run every single street in livermore.

he says he got the idea to run every street in town after being bored of running the same trail over and over and when he moved to livermore he wanted to do the same thing. he completed his goal with the final two mile run. >> there is a lot more crazy people out there than me. is not about who is the fastest or how far you can go. it's about doing something for yourself. >> he retired from apple in january that allowed him more time to run. a life look at the chase center this morning. it was in excess becerra, a special night for one fan. how the warriors and one star player celebrated autism. >> a thrilling victory for the warriors over the jazz on autism awareness day. trayvine green posted a dear

friend with autism for this special night. >> in the crowd tonight cheering on the warriors and his former michigan state teammate was anthony. he was diagnosed with a higher functioning form of autism known as pervasive developmental disorder as a child. >> the first thing he said is i want to let you know were doing and autism awareness game and they want me to do some of these clinics and events but i told them i wouldn't do anything unless a bright you out here. >> the two had a rocky start to their friendship in college. >> there were times where his joking and sarcasm went too far with me. that is one of my characteristics, i don't understand the joking and cut -- sarcasm so well. >> he walked up to me and said,

why don't you tell me all of this. i told him i didn't think he'd understand that well. from that day on, our wa autism trum due spend fr posting a basketball clinic for 30 kids with autism. tonight at the red bib ceremonial bill ahead of the tip-off against the jazz. >> we met anthony and the warriors in the wound the sensory room available to her in the van overwhelmed by the crowd, lights, and sounds. >> after tonight's game, they hosted a postgame talk with fans and families dealing with

autism. >> it is huge because it's a voice. there is not even the awareness or the acceptance. when someone like him steps up and speaks about it, people listen. >> reporter: kpix5 . join us on bay area of focus are locally produced talk show. catch it on our streaming service and on our sister station.

>> these are life pictures of downtown sacramento where this is near the intersection of 10th and j street. it is packed with restaurants and bars and near the arena with the sacramento kings play. there are multiple victims at a young girls said they killed my sister. police are asking for the public's help in tracking down the suspect. mothers against drunk deaths are purchasing ad space in san francisco warning people not to come to the city. they want to push legislators to tackle the fentanyl problem. some worry that the ads will drive customers away.

protesters are demanding their voices be heard when it comes to redrawing neighborhood boundaries. they worry it will hurt minority groups. the deadline is set for april 15 . salmon fishing season begins today. they are opening the zone from mendocino county down to the mexico border until april 30. any salmon caught must be at least two feet long. another nice day today after a few low clouds in the forecast. we are looking for a mostly sunny day. cooler than yesterday. high pressure looking at the bottom of your screen. a few more clouds today than yesterday. tonight and will cloud up in the northwest maybe a sprinkle or two. by midway, it will be mild and 60s and 70s. thank you for joining us.

enjoy your nday. when you need help it's great to be in sync with customer service. a team of reps who can anticipate the next step genesys technology is changing the way customer service teams anticipate what customers need. because happy customers are music to our ears. genesys, we're behind every customer smile.

large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written a ballot proposal to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless, but read the fine print. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us.

captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, committed to improving health for everyone, everywhere. ♪♪ [trumpet] ♪♪ >> pauley: good morning. i'm jane pauley. and this is "sunday morning." the fighting in ukraine continues as the world watches on, hoping for an end to the bloodshed. but what will that take? how can this conflict finally draw to a close? david martin will put those questions to general

davitr