right now we have decided shot of ukraine as house speaker nancy pelosi exists a price trip to the war zone. a car crashes on the beach killing two people. we are hanging from family members still in shock. a promising young police officer dies after a fentanyl overdose. how the police department is responding to the disturbing revelation. good morning it is sunday, may 1 and thank you for joining us. let's start with a quick check of our weather. >> is going to be a little warmer than saturday was. numbers will go up 5 to 7

degrees. that means we will be near 80 for some of our warmer inland spots. low 70s in the heart of the bay. it will not be as windy today. that is the reason why. we had a strong onshore flow yesterday. we have an offshore wind right now. it is windy in the mountains but not all that windy at the lower elevations. as a result daytime highs are able to climb. 79 in concord and 77 in livermore. he will get warmer as we get into the early part of this week and i will be back with the complete forecast and just a minute. house speaker nancy pelosi has just met with the president of ukraine in the country's capital. footage from the office shows flowsheet leading a congressional delegation. she is now the highest-ranking american official to visit ukraine since the start of the russian invasion. she told the president that his efforts to fight for ukraine's freedom has broader significance for the world.

>> we believe we are visiting you to say thank you and your fight for freedom. your fight is a fight for everyone. our commitment is to be there for you until the fight is done. >> the visit was not announced in advance. she and three other house colleagues are heading to poland for talks with officials there. present zelenskyy says ukrainian forces have destroyed 1000 tanks in hundreds of armored vehicles. he also said 23 russian soldiers have been killed since the invasion began. none of those claims could be independently verified. san jose continued its support for ukraine with a benefit concert. all proceeds will go towards the nonprofit group doctors without borders.

>> we are excited to help out the people in ukraine. we are offering the room completely for free. it's been a really tough couple of years for a lot of people but for the arts and live performance venues in particular . >> doctors without borders is a great organization. they go into harms way to help people and i just wanted to support them and do my part. >> several other international artists played alongside the headliner including the five authorities in san mateo county are trying to figure out how and why a car plunged off a 30 foot lip and into the ocean. two people are dead in a third person is possibly missing. the sister of one of the victims spoke with us. >> we had the chance to talk to family of one of the victims who died at the speech. they tell us they are still trying to figure out what

happened here on friday night. first responders around the spot where a truck was located on a shore. >> we were expecting him home and i don't know. we are puzzled. >> elizabeth that her brother is the man who died at the scene. the 39-year-old was from santa cruz county and she says he was not likely familiar with the area. >> i don't think he has actually driven the road. >> she said he was barbecuing with his friends on friday night nearby but it's unclear d to hear. onely ic d >> it is something that reminds you that life can be gone in an instant. >> word of what happened at the beach shock to those that were visiting to enjoy the fresh

air. >> i could not even tell when i was walking down there. >> it's sad that it keeps happening and maybe may need to up their game with additional lights or another warning sign. >> some residents in the county say this is happened before. people who don't know the area missed the stop sign and the like to warn them doesn't appear to be working. they grow across highway one to the parking lot and over the cliff. >> investigators believe there could have been three people in the truck, they did also find body of a girl who also died at the scene and they are looking for a third person. >> i came out here to see what was left. >> she visited the spot after the scene had been cleared. she said she found her brother's shoe on the shore. a woman in san jose has died after being hit by a car. it happened on capitol avenue. police say the ay at

the sce na of asnot been releas this is the 28th fatal accident in the city. the victim is the 30th person to be killed in a traffic accident in san jose so far this year. 17 of those people that were killed were pedestrians. demonstrators showed up at the placed parent demanding accountability for an in custody death. this comes as the fbi says it is investigating what about officers. families who lost relatives want to know what happened. >> immunity members have a lot of questions related to the in custody deaths. the police department has so far divided little information. >> we joined a club that nobody wants to be a member of. >> one family after another. sharing stories. >> trying to get justice for my son. >> he was completely

unresponsive. >> they are accusing police of killing their loved ones. >> there are two crimes committed that night, one was his actual death in the second one was the cover up. >> they filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city. they claim an officer put his knee on the 30-year-old man's neck for five minutes cutting off his oxygen. >> this process of grief will always be prolonged because we don't have any closure. >> the family said it happened in december 2020 when he was dealing with mental illness. >> such a life-changing moment that you will never forget. >> these families are demanding transparency and accountability from the antioch police department. >> if he doesn't resign we are calling on the board of supervisors and if that doesn't happen we are calling on the public to vote him out.

spike the fbi and district attorneys office announced multiple pittsburgh and antioch police officers were under investigation. refused to say what it was about and how many were involved. the mayor said he fought for police reform and will work with a new police chief to bring change. >> we are moving in advancing police reform and i know it doesn't happen overnight and summer frustrated. >> the mayor said any information about the police officer investigation would have to come from the fbi and the das office. those two agencies have declined to answer any questions. we have new details in the death of a rookie san jose police officer. the santa clara county coroner's office said he died of a fatal overdose. he was found unresponsive at his home back in march. he had only been with the police department for about a year. san jose police chief released

it statement saying this behavior is not something we condone. we will continue to assist the police department with their investigation. we need to be mindful of the fact that we are not immune to the issues that plague society, in this case substance abuse. that she says they have a crisis apartment for the officers. after a one-week strike the union representing 5000 nurses reached a 10th of contact agreement. nurses at stanford hospital and the children's hospital started picketing monday they were demanding higher wages and more staffing. union member still have to vote on that contract. the agreement includes a 7% wage increase this year lessnau we should know week of vacation. they released a statement saying they are pleased they reached an agreement and look forward to welcoming the nurses back on tuesday if the agreement is ratified. may day marches and rallies will focus on the rights of

immigrant workers in san francisco. santa rosa a march is set for 1:00 to the old courthouse square. still ahead, a strange burglary in the north bay. highly suspect ended up it up in a wall. an entire acropolis strawberries ruined after the radical changes in weather. a warning from farmers. taking a live look at side. we will be right back.

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welcome back. on the fire watch crews are mopping up a structure fire that turned into a one acre vegetation fire. this is near highway 152 and bloomfield avenue. there is no word on the cost. extreme drought conditions have left california farmers hoping for rain. one farmer recent spring rains devastated his strawberry crop. >> food comes to us so easily that we often taken for granted. the change in weather patterns has really affected those that

are produce in one crop in particular has taken on the chin in recent weeks. the melancholy music at the farmers market this morning might reflect the mood of a lot of small farmers these days. at the organics booth most customers had no idea what strawberry growers are going through. >> we don't always appreciate the hard week hard work, we need to be more conscious of where food is coming from. >> in this case the food comes from watsonville and monterey county pick is nine acre strawberry field, the nature is in charge. >> we've experienced different issues that are weather-related that are not normal for us. >> this area is prime strawberry country with normal high temperatures in the mid 60s and calm cool nights to protect the fragile berries.

in the last 10 days the temperature skyrocketed to 90 degrees and then two days later dropped below 40. that was followed by three days of rain. anyone of those things is bad for strawberries but put together it was a disaster. >> we were fully loaded of strawberries and mother nature there is a curveball. they all went back. we lost 95% of it. probably close to 100%. >> the plants have recovered and are putting out new fruit but the economic damage is done. small growers rely on the weeks up to mother's day so having to send what's left after the jam factory means he might end up with little to show for his entire years work. >> people that are sometimes in denial about the weather patterns changing, we farmers experience it. we are not just talking about it, we feel it.

>> semi-say they are only strawberries and we can live without it but he thinks it's a warning to us all. climate change might be the hard lesson that stops us from taking our food for granted. >> this is a world event, things are changing. pay attention. weather changes will make food more difficult to get a hold of. more expensive also. absolutely. no question about it. >> he says weather changes are just one of the obstacles that farmers are facing. water shortages, high transportation costs and plan burnout are all affecting food production. sunday is the nicer day of the two for the weekend for a couple reasons. it will be a little bit warmer so we will be in the upper 70s for in the locations but that's not the reason it's a nicer day. it's nice because there is less

onshore wind. it got gusty on saturday. for sunday we start the morning off with offshore wind going through the northbay mountains. we go to the afternoon and the wind reverses again and we have an onshore flow. that will become more noticeable by about sunset tonight. it turns on too late to give us any cooldown. it will not be a strong as saturday. sunday is the day we calm down and warm-up monday is the day we go back down and get easy. if you watch it on the future cast, the next system by monday as it passes, it drags a week cold front to the bay area and that means we get breezy again and. it pulls the cooler air and

with the onshore flow and the temperatures go backdown. delete use our inland valleys as the example 75 is the average high for this time of year. we were pretty much there saturday so today we go to near 80 and monday we cool down to 73 and then off to the races. upper 80s by wednesday. nellis put in traditional seven- day format. san francisco, oakland and san jose, san jose usually shows the best swings. 84. by the end of next week we go backdown to pretty much average. mid-70s. we do that again with her inbound temperatures. sunday near 80 tomorrow we cool down and then we start a brief warm-up for the middle of the week before cooling back down again by next weekend.

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good morning everyone and welcome to sports. giants had no issues with washington last weekend. two nights ago was a much different tory. severances was blown out for the first time this season. a good way to make sure it doesn't happen again, send logan webb to the hill. and other quality start, all four of his starts have been quality. nelson cruz up. sitdown nelson. he gets in packing with the office pitch. giants of a run and they get through the shortstops leather. he delivers. six inning giants of 4 - three.

cf. it ends up in the cove. there is a souvenir for a lucky fan his first home run of the year. later in the inning. two outs. brandon crawford up. he gets that through the shift. rbi single to right. 9-3. to oakland were the athletic that it hundred on the season. from last night a run effort, they have really struggled scoring over the last 10. if you can ronson be tough to come by yesterday against cleveland. it was a pitchers duel indeed sean murphy giving the gold glove. irving only gave up one run in six innings. look at this guy.

not only does he with it but that is a party foul. fifth inning they make some noise. solo shot and he is off to a great start. they are hoping to close the inning. runners on first and third. it just goes over has flown in left field. to rental come into score and the a's fall 3-1. clayton kershaw made history against the tigers in the fourth inning. spencer swing and a miss. that is his 2697 strikeout. he passes all of fame or don sutton for the most dodger history. dodgers lucy game 5-1.

st. mary's an army for all of the marbles. how about a good scram. 54th minute, st. mary's down by 10. eric story takes the pitch, break the tackle and sprinted in for a score. st. mary's fled from behind the entire time. beautiful teamwork. and kelly is the beneficiary. he runs a between the post and army wins 20-8. warriors and grizzlies tip off the series today in memphis. despite being the three seed in memphis the iic to goldens date is a big favorite to win. vegas really like their chances. sacramento kings, their chances of winning a title anytime soon is not looking for good they are looking for a new coach for mark jackson is considered a finalist. there is the other finalist.

mike brown who spent seven years as the headman in cleveland. to the nfl draft for the final rounds were held today in vegas san francisco landed spencer buford the fourth arraigned, he was a four-year starter from for the roadrunners. he can play guard and tackle the raiders train up many fourth-round. get 22 touchdown and won a national championship in his past year. the 49ers also had the last pick in the draft, better known as mr. irrelevant. the niners selected iowa state quarterback brock purdy. he was a four-year starter with the cyclones. he amassed over 12,000 passing yards in his career. that does it for sport this

morning. have yourself a wonderful day. coming up, a bizarre northbay reverie caught on camera. suspects are dangling out of a wall. the nuclear option, why the governor could halt the closure of a major powerplant.

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>> is going to be warmer today than saturday was. numbers will go up about 5 to 7 degrees. that means we will be near 80 for the warmer inland spots. low 70s and the heart of the bay and upper 50s in the beach. it will not be as windy today. we had a really strong onshore flow yesterday. it's not windy at the lower elevations so as a result daytime highs climb. look at the 79 in concord and livermore. we will get warmer as we get into the early part of this week i will be back with that and just a bit. napa police have arrested a man who drove a car through a wall at a gas station and then robbed the place. he was caught on camera with his leg dangling out of a window. police say after the crash he forced his weight inside and made off with cash and other items. three people were injured in two separate shootings in a

span of an hour. a man and a woman were shot just after 2:30 yesterday morning and it happened near west grand in about 40 minutes later a man was shot during a robbery near university. all three the hymns are in stable condition. a murder mystery. the melrose district reported tina said investigators are sifting through a lot of unanswered questions. >> ann sterling find saturday morning. >> a dead body less than 200 feet from where we are at right now. we really need help. any images that might help us understand what happened out here would be helpful. >> a 22-year-old man slumped over his steering will shut dead pick his license and wallet are still inside. the car with a kentucky license plate discovered just of melrose . residents recall hearing a loud noise.

two then shuts her around 10:00 investigators say but no one called police. >> i'm not surprised because it happens every day. a climate of crime in the melrose district is taking its toll. >> do not believe the narrative that crime is not that bad. is. it does appear that the person was pulled over and stopped at the curb >> this is a victim was alone and his life came to an end in an instant. >> the world of country music is mourning the loss of naomi jed. she performed with her daughter. she had 14 number one songs in a career this made it nearly 3

decades. there is no word on the cause of death that jessica leaves behind a husband and daughter. they were sent to be inducted into the country hall of fame tonight. country music called him released a statement on the twitter account saying they were shocked and saddened by the news of her death. her families ask that we continue with the hall of fame and induction on sunday. will do so with heavy hearts. billboard magazine is reporting that wenonah judge is expected to attend tonight. the last remaining nuclear power plant might be here later than planned. the governor suggested that the powerplant could continue operations past its original planned closing date of 2025 it generated six percent of the states power last year and another is concerned about electricity shortages. state lawmakers have put the brakes on the governor's plan to give us some relief at

the plate. >> and settle into another budget surplus that with more democratic infighting. had to battle high gas prices and inflation. the latest surplus is projected to be $68 million. the state senate democrats involved in a package and helping individuals and families. $200 per person for individuals making less than 125,000 a year. couples making less than 250 a year. $200 for each dependent. >> i think giving the anticipated size we can do more. >> it was originally proposed a $400 rebate for all of california back in mid-march. a week later the governor released his own opposable which included the rebates in those only with registered

vehicles. some democrats are even considering suspending the gas tax. >> i don't care how we get there, i want to make sure that we are putting back into the pockets of the public. is for lowering taxes in the wake of this latest massive surplus the professor politics says it's not likely to happen. the reason we are running such surplus is getting redshirted and they will just tell pay the vast majority of the income tax. face the nation host says the president is also seeking authority to grant access to even already.

they had recently signed off on 13 million says is a much bigger figure. one of the things the white house is asking for is a unique authority to start liquidating the assets that the governor seizes russian oligarchs. talking about the yachts and make accounts that were present. the president wants the authority to use that money. we will see if congress will award it but it is a unique example of a way to fund the war effort. >> you can see facing nation later this morning right here on kpix. taking on parenthood and planning to become an attorney.

we have a new recall on ford explorers. ford is recalling a quarter million explorer suvs. it is all because of a mechanical problem that could cause the car to roll away while they are part of their carls cover the hybrid and go

from 27 to 2722. some of us like our cereal with a side of orange juice but tropicana want you to pour orange juice on your cereal. sounds gross. the company is introducing a new cereal that's meant to be with orange juice called tropicana crunch. it comes up this wednesday which also happens to be national orange juice day. the company admits that amanda be for everyone and it's worth a try. in november 18 face was released way, but not really tasted like juice. refound an unusual business model where items get cheaper each day. >> the first thing you notice is there are no spaces left in

the parking lot. welcome to falling prices. a bargain hunters paradise with a twist. >> you get the name celebrity prices drop. the store opens on tuesdays with every item priced at six dollars. on wednesday, everything drops to four dollars. thursday it's two dollars, fridays just a dollar and on saturday everything left in the store is $.25. >> then we do a restocking emma it will be new on tuesday. let the bargains begin. >> the merchandise is brand-new and comes as overstock. it's all stuffed randomly in these large wooden bins. shopping becomes a journey of discovery. from olive oil to snowboards and a ups uniform for your dog. >> everything is completely random. you never know what you're coming into. >> it's overwhelming.

it could be a full-time job shopping here. >> jacob agrees. he was here on friday for the holiday but came back today to see the new stuff. >> somewhat addicting because you want to come back every other day to see if they will be better deals. >> well people might be picky on tuesday: pie stops fine mega plastic eyeballs looks pretty good. >> i'm going to come back on friday and see was left pig i'm hiding what i want. >> it was all too much for barbara who decided to leave indicated that everybody is caught up in a frenzy. i am not ready to show up yet.

or expensive products like tvs and furniture sold through online auctions. the bidding starts just a dollar. the main thing different about today, we don't have the strong onshore wind. it is windy in the mountains right now. strong offshore wind showing up in the mountains. the colors are pretty bite. is not windy at the lower elevations until sunset. it should not be bad. it will be a more typical onshore breeze. without as much wind today the temperatures are going to climb and it will be warmer than yesterday. low to mid 70s for most of the bay and then we are going to collude back down again on monday for you can see the next system out in the pacific. that will do what they want on saturday did. it comes in with rain but we

don't get it. as the system passes to feel a bit of a breeze done here for >> we do get a week cold front they can strikes to the bay area on monday. that is the reason why we look at the temperatures going into monday, they take a dip. inland valley scott if i would be the average. much where we were on saturday. sunday we are up about four or 5 degrees and monday we have to go back down. then we start our decibel warm- up you see temperatures in the mid to upper 80s notice is the warm-up then has a into the mid- 80s by wednesday. and you cool down next weekend,

mid-70s this on the microclimate is more educated. sunday being that by tuesday and wednesday we jump as easy 80s by wednesday. the next system comes in again and we increase the clouds and ring the temperatures back down as we approach the end of this week and getting it next week and pick the forecast for now. the rising above scholar is very hectic. thing a parent is the most joyful and important part of her healing journey. >> what we do today? >> you know she will do that so she falls asleep.

she's an opportunity for me to learn much. >> the pair have had lots of late-night study sessions. she is preparing for the california baby bar. illegal apprentice admits she has failed long prison right. i remember just trying to study as much as i can with her on my side >> become section of the wind where the death had thinks is a scene i think his death at the end >> it's over for i got help help came from the alameda county das office assigned the

case. kpix was there early 2020 when the two were reunited for the first time in 10 years. >> she has allowed me to meet her again and come into her life again. she is the person she is today and i am very proud. >> her passion inspired her to become a lawyer in the to remain in touch. now in east bay community law center unit program coordinator the work on appeals to hearing? >> am able to live out my dream for education and just for youth and young adults we need lawyers she can identify mom and representation means everything. people are going to come and feel more comfortable when they

see me, my child. >> child she loves of all of our heart. >> i want her to literally shoot for the stars. >> we are already. we've got some of the highlights today, that is coming up.

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and celebrities gathered in the for the annual lighthouse course on the dinner. is back after a two-year pandemic hiatus lots of big names are in attendance. is an act that celebrates journalism and the free press. historically and that for some good last for trevor noah headlined the event alongside president biden they both got in some jerks jokes. i've just been elected to and i said. she click announcement anyone here who as a hat in the same district of sc not to hinder resume after your event for 2600 people acquired required the event

11 getting the kick sundries c6 for x years. yesterday marks that since the name was proposed for the cross- country route connecting chicago annoy and marco technically does not exist in horses interstates replaced it but parts have been classified as a national scenic byways with the name historic route 66 for your motor and pleasure. take a look at this. is back at mcdonald's food is from 1959. he found it in the walls of the chicago area home during a renovation project. they said a french fries still have a good bit of color on them are surprisingly sturdy. if you don't recognize the mascot on the bag, that is beady. he represented the arches before ronald mcdonald came on the scene. high school seniors are facing big decisions now but one student has some tough choices. he has been accepted to more than 100 colleges. he spoke to a reporter about

his impressive achievement. >> there is a little bit of a problem at his home. >> he's getting so many things that they don't email box. >> universities are fighting over him. >> i applied to 112 and i was admitted into 100 for. >> 100 for college acceptance letters with $9 million in scholarship funds. why? >> i knew if i started early i would continually evolve into a better applicant. and applicant that i knew would be competitive for those were competitive schools. >> it worked, the senior with a 4.6 gpa, intern for congresswoman linda sanchez apply to a school in every state. he said it to honor his family's legacy. >> my great-grandmother helped raise me and because jim crow

politics was not even able to finish school. his mother says he would finish visit college campuses as a tall there. ever since he was young it was instilled that college was going to happen. >> with spoke to a college counselor off-camera the said seniors typically apply to 10 to 15 schools. he's never hurt anyone applying to over 100 but said that is his choice. as for the scholarship money that he will have to be turned down it will be reallocated to the another student or will be put back in the fund. >> national college decision day is in for day so i asked him what's it going to be? princeton, columbia and dartmouth and stanford. >> he has not made up his mind yet. he said he's proud of his accomplishments and will work hard at whatever challenges come his way. >> you never know what's going to happen. the worst they can say is no.

>> kudos to that young man. as for the application process he found many of the schools that he applied to waived's. that made the whole process more cost-efficient than he expected. happening today mayday marches and rallies will be focused of rights of immigrant workers. the march on market street begins at 10:00 am. in santa rosa it is set for 1:00 p.m. to the old courthouse square. coming up later today joined the bay area focus talkshow. it starts at 12:30 this afternoon. catch it on our streaming service. also our sister station.

napa police have arrested a man who they say drove a car through a wall at a gas station in the radley place. he was caught on camera with his leg dangling out of the window. police say after the crash he forced his way inside of the store. he made off with cash and other items.

r the for th weeken anssndy in rms br r 70s toland low heart of the . those numbers are 5 to 7 degrees warmer than yesterday. if you want to pick some specific spots fremont will hit 71 but concorde will go to 79 today. don't get me wrong, we will have a bit of a breeze by the early evening as the onshore wind will turn on again. it will not be near as many as yesterday. thank you so much for joining us. cbs sunday morning with jane pauley is next. the news continues all morning, all day, enjoy the rest of your sunday.

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genesys, we're behind every customer smile. 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." television is the topic we begin with this morning. we'll check in with two veteran broadcasters, each in some ways a trailblazer. long time talk show host maury povich announced his retirement not long ago. s