from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> business owners in disbelief after a high-end jewelry store was targeted in a broad daylight robbery. after a couple of nice days from the rain, making a comeback, everything you need to know before rolls in. new details on governor newsom's plan to cut insulin prices for diabetics across calef when you. i am brian hackett. >> i am andrea. and caught on camera in the bay area, cell phone footage from someone at a nearby store captures thieves breaking into heller's jewelers in san ramon in broad daylight with dozens of shoppers around. >> in san ramon, he has the story. >> reporter: the robbery happened in broad daylight at this busy shopping center but no one could do anything because the robbers had guns.>> he's holding a guy up against

the window. >> reporter: around 2:30 pm, a witness shot cell phone video,u both hands up>> the guy has a gun, block the doors. >> reporter: robbers smashed display cases and took expensive items, the family owned store sells high-end jewelry and rolex watches. >> and a double take. this is exactly what is going on. okay yes. >> it was definitely shock.>> reporter: the general manager of delarosa, he was in the restaurant and shot the video of a robber pointing a gun at a security guard. all of that happening with hundreds of shoppers nearby. >> packed with kids, and a lot more than this, yesterday was the day off from school, was a lot going on, this was happening. >> reporter: witnesses solve several robbers, some with guns, and williams-sonoma, both

workers and customers were in shock >> i locked both sets of doors and i got all of our patrons to the back of the store, that is the designated area for an active shooter to keep them safe and out of the line of fire, out of view. so yes, i had around 10 patrons. >> reporter: but many shoppers said it shattered there sense of safety at the shopping center. >> i feel really bad and sorry, it is really easy city in san ramon. >> and they knew exactly where they were going and they went in and went out, two or three minutes. >> reporter: some of the robbers ran into a dodge charger, witnesses saw three getaway cards cars. >> the nike store got hit twice already, and the sunglass store got hit five times. about $40,000 in accumulative store stealing.>> reporter: rel

know if anyone was arrested but we do know they have a lot of surveillance -- footage from the shopping center. traffic is moving on the golden gate bridge denied again, the live pictures of the left hand side of the screen, it was not the case earlier when motorcyclists climbed up the northbound lanes. dozens of motorcycles doing wheelies and donuts in the middle of the bridge. the national park police managed to rest one of them when they get off the bridge, the chp tells us they are familiar with the group and not the first time they pulled stunts like this on the golden gate. let's turn to the weather, darren is in the weather center. with more of what we can expect overnight and tomorrow. >> rain atmospheric rivers, it will be modest rain. not talking about flood watch is a no win advisories but

there will be rain and wind, coming overnight and if we put it in the future cast, into the predawn hours, more widespread rain and the area here as we approach 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning, seven and 8, and staying that way, 8 am, seeing the bulk of it, pretty much be done by the time of noon. it will be between 3 am and nine in the morning. when we will get that much rain, a half an inch, quarter to half inch. >> and it is not ominous rain. and also not the only one, and coming on tuesday, look at that one in more detail, doesn't look like another significant storm but more rain nonetheless. darren, it's good there is not a lot of wind, there is still lingering power outages in the bay area from the last round. the south bay is almost fully recovered. it had add its peak left sit

87,000 customers without power. the outage map, 1500 south bay residents of the dark tonight, 180 of the peninsula, some on the fourth day without power. and visiting the los gatos area to talk about how crews were doing with the cleanup. >> they actually came in first and took out the unstable trees to make sure the area was safe. >> and coming in and doing their work.>> at the same time, adding up the damage from the flooding in monterey county. the interactive map, the homes and blacker undamaged, orange and yellow have some damage, in red they are completely destroyed. supervisor glenn church says this kind of damage is nothing new. figure that this has been going on for 75 years means we need to make it whole, and a plan in place, $400 million to get the levy fixed once and for all.

we will get this fixed and do it right this time. and i'm not going to rest until this happens. i have been a native here, this community needs to be put back whole. >> a lot of people have been in shelters for week now with no timetable to get back home. >> they will have even more work to do, why some popular musicians from mexico decided to offer some support. >> reporter: a star-studded weekend as they took the stage at the sap center friday, and on saturday, and around the building, fans waiting to see their favorite per warmer. >> the fans got to see a starship -- star-studded show, and those forced out of their homes due to the flooding. a portion of the proceeds from the concerts, will go directly to those in acted impacted.

>> and hernandez is too. >> community bridges, based in watsonville, since they opened the shelter last weekend. >> reporter: the supervisor helped to could for them with community bridges after they expressed a desire to help out the community. >> they wanted a nonprofit that has boots on the ground and working in the shelter, that is trusted to give these funds directly to the residents. >> reporter: with the sellout crowd they will get some badly needed financial help. the supervisor hopes that this will encourage others to help the community of farmworkers get back on its feet. >> we hope it will inspire other artists and businesses and organizations from all over our country to want to do the same and send some money to families that are so much-

needed. >> governor gavin newsom announced another big change for healthcare in california, saying it will save diabetics thousands of dollars every year, gavin newsom says he will do that by manufacturing in the linen this date, this will lower the price of a 10 millimeter vial of the life-saving drug to $30 rather than the hundreds of dollars, that big-name drugmakers charge for the same medication. doing this through the partnership with the nonprofit drug manufacturer, or its. >> these companies jumping over each other to rush in this direction, they are just providing discount cards. those costs are being born by the plans, this fundamentally ha nounced their own price caps in recent weeks but the

governor says his plan is different as it will lower costs across the board. one of the manufacturers is sanofi, the long-lasting insulin called lantus, slashing out-of-pocket costs by up to 70% . the san francisco naacp is accusing the city of giving quote false hope to black residents about $5 million payments in a reparations package. supervisors recently accepted recommendations from a reparations advisory committee, which included those five million-dollar payments, and black leaders say it's really just lip service. >> the leadership of this task force, acknowledged there was no hello. no rationale, no mathematical calculation. and the number was just thrown out there. >> reverend brown says that

they know there's no money to i honest or productive. >> the third week in march is designated as women's military history week, and the city of alejo a special ceremony was held to recognize evil veterans and encourage them to speak out about their service. john ramose was there. >> reporter: salutes to the military are not unusual, they happened several times your across the country. but recognizing women who serve is rare and the. in this date, the city of alejo, showing special recognition who had to fight for the right to fight for their country. >> for the town to recognize your service after so long, is very gratifying and beneficial.>> reporter: women have played a key role the wartime history of the nation even as their role has become more central to th their effooften overlooked.

dolores baca joined the navy in 1955, later retiring as a chief the officer. she says women veterans have stayed quiet about their service for too long. >> it is a time for women now to's end up and not be afraid to speak and be a part of our country. but we have always been in the background. and now we are coming up to be equal, and stand up for what we believe is right. >> so many women that have broken barriers and done things that we would never even know what for the male counterpart, they are being rick has been a lot of women are not.>> reporter: perhaps because it has been such a struggle, many women veterans don't talk much about their service, as a result if had a hard time getting consideration when it comes to benefits for both retired and active-duty servicemembers. >> not every woman is willing to stand up for what is right, for themselves, right for the

person next to them. it's important, because if not you then who?>> as a token of gratitude and encouragement, the city offered women veterans a certificate of hashish and, one small simple that their sacrifice is not going on and even though she is 90 years old, she says she cherishes the recognition and urges current service women to speak up for fair treatment. >> because if we don't, everything we have fought for will be lost, we have to continue and we have to be an equal balance with everything. because we are here to stay. we are not going anywhere. [ laughter ] >> going into battle outnumbered has been a student of courage, it is something that women have experienced for a long time.

still ahead tonight at 11, the warriors tryitoer lositrthe road, we will see if they succeeded. why it is so difficult to turn the lights on the bay bridge off.

a live look at the bay bridge, some of the lights are still on because the bay bridge has always had lights on but that decade-old light installation on the rest of the

bay bridge, the art project, is it turns t they a lotto switch anybody expected. >> pulling ug beloved bay bridge lights in theory should have been easy, a single keystroke on a computer and the art installation should've gone dark and it did for time before unexpectedly returning to life. >> we hit pause on the software that controls lights, they would off, but they had a little easter egg in them that meant after one week they would come back on, and we didn't know that was the case, truthfully a mistake on our part>> ben davis is currently fundraising to bring the lights back newer and better than ever, but in the meantime it won't shine as bright as we are used to. a fairly dark day tomorrow with rain on the way after what, midnight tonight? >> yes, early hours tomorrow, for sunrise, time you get to the afternoon, probably a nice day and start to clear things

out, we got more rain coming, considering everything we've been through especially with the last two storms that came through, this is a like that, it's not fueled by a that was river, no flood watch, is going to be rain and breezy enough that i want to draw your attention to the timeframe tomorrow, to be most aware for the possibility of maybe an isolated downed tree, but nothing like what happened with the impressive wind event last week. the rain tomorrow, coming through in the morning. we looked at this at the top of the newscast. between 2 am and like 9 am, when we get some of the more noticeable rain. another way of looking at it the gives us perhaps more clarity in the detail, and here we are in the in clock hour, through 11, and noon, notice how much quieter gets, breaks of blue sky, you will see the rain really let up once we get past around 11 or noon tomorrow.

in between 2 am and then, you will get an half inch of rain, maybe more the north bay, not the kind of rain that would lead to rising streets are flooding concerns but it is going to be damp and wet tomorrow. it does get breezy and the timeframe for this, 4:30 pm, gusts, 25-30 mile-per-hour range and stronger through the late morning. nowhere near as strong as it was in the last storm, a widespread wind event, gusts of 70 miles per hour. that's why we had all the power outages. this doesn't come close. but so many outstretched trees out there, almost certainly a few that are hanging on after being buffeted so badly in the previous storms, perhaps a 30 mile-per-hour gusts might be enough to take it down. be aware of your surroundings late tomorrow morning. that's the rsem. for persctive there goes the lo

sunday, monday we get a nice break in blue sky, tuesday the next storm comes in, that is a more impressive storm for central and southern calef on you, that is being fueled by the atmospheric river and it will bring large amounts of rain down to the mountain of southern california. but here at home we are on the northern friend. and staying with us through tuesday, and more rain wrapping through. in a little bit lower resolution. and we should be done. more rain on tuesday and wednesday, and that one also does not look to significant but well enough, you have to talk about the rain going from our sunday into our tuesday, the days are little bit misplaced, and the general gist remains the same, and when they slide everything over, and any confusion, the seven day they

should be looking at, a few leftover showers on wednesday, the rain on friday does not look impressive but a chance for showers as well. over to you charlie. more sunshine and as for sports fans, give us all of the upsets we can handle, another number 1 seed out of the ncaa tournament, and as for those warriors on the road again, they caught a case of the memphis blues.

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7 at home and now 7-29 on the road. one constant has been a bad defense home or away. it was agreed against memphis tonight. the warriors needed a spark, draymond finds jonathan kuminga, a grown man's jam. the lead was done before but in the next 30 seconds it was the road warriors in a nutshell. dillon brooks missed it and relocates, and more than two, got to, grizzlies and transition. desmond bane, give them all three of those. a quick little 6-0 running 30 seconds, memphis backup 10. seconds later the grizzlies cost the with the lead obviously and the warriors hanging around. stephan curry buries it, eckstein but not nearly enough. jaren jackson jr., the three- pointer to put the grizzlies up 17 and you can turn off the lights.

steve current company have lost 11 road games, the final score in this one 133-119 in favor of memphis. st. mary's and uconn tomorrow, at 3:10 at albany, the winner has a spot the sweet 16, they enter as for point underdogs. >> people doubting us around the country, and a lot of people picked them to beat us, but it fits in the narrative of working hard in the shower attachment in the shadows. >> will get a bunch of doubters improving people wrong, so yes, the lifeline of the radar and working hard. >> gritty not pretty, sweet 16 up for grabs, tigers on tigers, missouri and 15 seed princeton, they went him, blake peters on the corner, pushing the lead to 10. a couple of plays later, ryan

langborg says i will take it myself, spin and a little kiss, he had a night, under 8:00, watch that move, the defender on skates, and he buries the triple, 22 points for langborg, down 16, and somebody get the tarp, the ivy league was making it rain, that was peters, 5-8 from deep. and its mission point. it is princeton who won the game, 70 three, the suite eckstein, since 19 the seven, only the fourth 15 seed to events that foreign tournament history. >> anything is possible, it is clichi, anything is possible. >> [ cheering ] >> more sports, controversy in

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tonight the san jose sharks, in the jerseys, they will by the goalie reimer did not, choosing not to endorse something that is counter to my personal convictions, based on the bible. to the game, a look at the jerseys, with reimer not between the pipes, the first period, the sharks on the attack. and fining the back of the net, the 12th goal of the season. the second period, game tied at 1-1, islanders had it, kyle power mari tips it in. and a few goals from there, the sharks go on to lose 4-1, straight loss for san jose . the world baseball classic, loser goes home, the eighth inning, and trea turner. forget about it. the grand slam, left field, the americans go wild.

team usa wins a thriller, 9-7. over to you. thank you charlie, we will be right

♪ the inaugural restaurant week in fremont, organizers teamed up with the chamber of commerce to put on the event, diners ejects brewing feel that restaurant week is needed to promote some of the gems of the community. >> was about time, fremont is due for one of those and they have good places here. not to mention where we are right now, they make their own beer here and other breweries making their beer and the food is not bad. it is actually good.>> restaurant week is actually 10 days and ends a week tomorrow, more than 40 restaurants in the city are taking part with the

special menu items and off hers, details online at fremont restaurant week.com. after the original release, so cultish, you probably never heard of good burger. >> seriously. >> charlie is the only one >> keenan thompson, and his former sketch partner mitchell gossett to begin production in may before landing on paramount plus. and nothing cbs is owned by paramount, based on a sketch from the 90s nickelodeon sketch show, all that and now you have all the art elegy you need to know. and how we have seen good burger the original. >> a great movie. >> you mondo burger across the street, stealing the secret sauce. >> it's great. >> fantastic.

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