rosemary. >> many thanks. well, the tide of refugees fleeing ukraine is worrying european countries. 3.3 million displaced ukrainians fleed the violence. meantime, some 800 evacuees arrived near the capital of kyiv sunday, escaping the fighting in their home towns. here's how one of them described her escape. >> translator: they're shooting with everything they can. so we just took children and drove away. where do we go? we don't know. just away from that hell. i'd ludmila, this is anna and those two are my sons. >> you can go to cnn.com/impact to find several ways to help. >>> still to come, despite calls for diplomacy in ukraine, china continues its business relationship with russia. why this may not change any time soon. we're live in beijing with the details. that's next. with mucinex nightshift you've got powerful relief from your worst nighttime cold and flu symptoms. so grab nightshift to fight your symptoms, get your zzz's... and get back to your rhythm. feel the powerer. beat the symptoms fast. some

>> reporter: rosemary, that's the announcement to ukrainian allies. they're firing from a distance, russian forces. more often indiscriminately. when they get close to ukrainian forces, it's a tough fight. you mentioned mf akariv, that's an example. small town not far from kyiv at all where there has been intense fighting since the earliest days of this war. they're going to encircle and eventually retake the capitol, kyiv. this is another example of ukraine's spirited resistance. a lot of ukrainians. it's taking place there. >> between the shelling and airstrikes at mariupol, people even the living. handoff and beneath them . over the weekend. an art school. this is a is sense of what these large shelters are like. days later it was blown apart. the children. the sky and across from the theater. and if tina lived under russian attack in mariupol for 21 days. this is not just a city, she says. this is my whole life. she survived without power in freezing conditions with little food with eight other members of her family until the building was hit. the

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>> form, rosemary.russia's strategy here is to really pull up the financial drawbridge to the rest of the world. it's not letting any capital really leave what is being called fortress russia. it's built up huge reserves to be able to weather sanctions, but i don't think they took into account how big the sanctions would be and that its central bank would also be targeted. we're seeing the stock market close for the fourth day in a row. capital controls are in place to try to keep western companies from pulling out of the country. and sort of a default on sovereign debt but also corporate debt is looking likely to come. for russians life is getting really hard. services you're used to are all being stopped whether it's h & m stores, apple pay, visa, mastercard, life is going to get really hard for people in russia. >> hasn't yet been targeted. the country still receives revenue for oil and gas. but president biden has hinted that may change. so what could potentially happen and what would be the ramific

rosemary? >> extraordinary images there. what other news from across the country? >> reporter: well, it seems that the town of izyim ha the town of destruction there. this is one local man's walking tour through the aftermath of this fighting. he's visibly shocked and disturbed by what they're seeing in izyum. this was the site of a ukrainian counterattack. we don't know what the status of that particular conflict is there. kyiv, around the capitol, we've been talking about ukrainian gains there. counterattacks that have clawed back territory from the russians, notably to the west and northwest. according to the u.s. defense official we've heard they've made significant gains to the east really pushing russia back a fair distance in one day fighting although the ukrainians are yet to acknowledge any knowledge on that front. >> phil black, natasha bertrand and katheryn liptak, thank you. >>> still to come, a look at western efforts to cut their dependence on russian oil and what that cocould mea

rosemary as the u. over its invasion of ukraine, several businesses have shut down operations in russia, but tech platforms way a more complex equation up next. we're talking live with an expert about another kind of war, one of information and disinformation. e russian invasion. ukraine. ukraine government says. russian forces bombed a school in the besieged city. of mary. pole. why an estimated four, huh? people have sought refuge. so far. people are still trapped underneath all the rubble. many of them are children. russia's invasion of ukraine is raising concerns about another kind of war, one of information and miss him, formacion some ukrainian officials are calling up tech platforms to cut ties with russia, facebook and instagram. have followed through. but some say that could have unintended consequences as people in russia will be left in the dark about what is actually going on between the two countries. joining us now is her blend, who is a senior research scholar at stanford university cente

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rosemary. let's talk about the wet roads. the lack of sleep. gold temperatures stay indoors, folks stay indoors. yes, it's a little soggy out there this morning. i did just check. caltrans is still no advisories for travel if you're heading up to the sierra but i am seeing a little bit of snow falling over areas of the high sierra more on that in just a moment. a look at what's happening outside our doors this morning off to a clarity start and with that cloudy cover in store and that added moisture to the atmosphere . we do have temperatures a lot warmer than where we were 24 hours ago, and the winds are generally light right now reporting eight mph in fairfield , as well as novato and areas over oakland as well, giving you a look here at the 24 hour temperature change. look how much warmer we are right now. by 17 degrees in livermore, by 18 and napa by 16 at half moon bay , nevada, you may win the prize 20 degrees warmer this morning than where you were 24 hours ago. and here's a look at the

thank you, rosemary. we begin, though, with the developing story in san jose, where police are investigating two shootings ktvu james torres now live and james, you're telling us that this happened a few hours ago, and it's closer to san jose state university. yeah, right up against the christian. good morning to you. this is first reported about just a little over four hours ago. you can see the scene behind me very much. still active. we see police, orange and yellow caution tape all over . kind of riddled all over the place here. several officer cars from the san jose police department as they go on with their investigation this morning . several details that questions that we still don't have answers for yet, but we just spoke to a spokesperson of the police department who says that they will be given us a little bit of an update. any minute now. so of course, once we have that will pass it along to you. but here's what we know. for now we're about a block over from the border of san jose state univer

rosemary? >> jim bidderman joining us live from paris. many thanks. >>> many ukrainians escaping russian attacks is a chaotic, dangerous and sometimes deadly ordeal. emotional scenes across the border in poland as one family is finally reunited. >>> plus, we'll hear more from the first black woman nominated from the u.s. supreme court as they grill her over race, crime and guantanamo bay. construct. construction. there is a c crack. oh god are you k kidding me?! oh god... hi, aren't you tired of this? -yes! good days start with good nights. seems like a good time to find out about both. why are you talking like that? is this an ad? are we in an ad? do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. >>> welcome back, everyone. the u.n. refugee agency says more than 3 1/2 million people have now fled ukraine and more than 6 million others are internally displaced. western europe is ramping up

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>> rosemary, thank you so much.ians resilience in the face of russia's increasingly fierce attack remains strong, but as matthew chance for sports for us now, the onslaught taking an ever growing told. >> russia's assault on ukraine continues without mercy. this is what is left of a university in kharkiv. in the port city of mariupol, also the scene of heavy shelling, local officials say hundreds of casualties are now feared. >> [interpreter] united nations has confirmed more than 200 civilians killed across ukraine in the weeks since this russian invasion began. ukrainian officials say the figure is much higher. you think those figures would scare people off the streets, but look at this scene from this town where a russian officer holdup to grenades for protection after delivering an ultimatum demanding surrender. shame on you the angry crowd shouts, just go back to where you came from. minutes later the local mayor sets out russians terms. if we start resisting, they will shell the city he tells the crowd. but if

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rosemary thank you new at noon. san jose police are providing new information about one of two shootings that happened over the weekend. ktvu south reporter jesse gary live at police headquarters with what investigators are telling you, jesse. garcia good afternoon to you, too. shootings within minutes of each other and literally around the corner from each other. this afternoon. we have new video of one of those crime scenes near the san jose state campus. let's go ahead. take a look at our video. we can tell you that this was put on instagram. bye baby mo been shows multiple centers, a police officers arriving at la victoria to korea at san carlos, near south fourth street. that's close to the campus. a man comes out of the building seems to tuck something into his clothing as a police are yelling. don't move. multiple officers, then opened fire. police via twitter say that man suffered non life threatening injuries less than 30. minutes before that happened, there was a homicide around the corner on south fourth

rosemary. >> michael, thank you for your incredible reporting.leeing the russian invasion bound for israel. a live report from jerusalem just ahead. >>> plus, we are following moran ti-war -- more anti-war protests inside russia. thousands were detained on sunday alone. stay with us. back in a moment. >>> more than 4500 people were detained across russia sunday in connection with anti-war protests. that is according to an independent human rights monitoring group tracking detentions in the country. in st. petersburg, video posted to social media shows anti-war protesters in a violent altercation with police. cnn geolocated and verified the authenticity of the video which was taken on sunday. cnn also contacted st. petersburg police to ask about the nature of the arrests, but did not receive an immediate response. >>> in new york city, the war in ukraine has shaken a tight-knit russian and eastern european neighborhood known as lilttle odessa. cnn's paolo sandoval shows this band of support for the ukrainian people. >> reporter: in south brooklyn'

rosemary? >> indeed. and of course the timing is significant here.joining us from seoul in south korea. many thanks. >>> the u.s. senate judiciary committee is expected to vote in less than two weeks on judge ketanji brown jackson's nomination to the supreme court. but it's looks less likely that she'll get any votes from republicans, even if the full senate splits 50-50, vice president kamala harris holds the tie-breaker, meaning judge jackson would be confirmed. republicans spent a second day grilling her on what they consider light sentencing in child pornography cases. >> this is a case where you had an 18-year-old who possessed and distributed hundreds of images of 8-year-olds and 9-year-olds and 10-year-olds, and you gave him, frankly, a slap on the wrist sentence of three months. do you regret it? >> senator, i don't remember whether it was distribution or possession -- >> do you regret it? >> in the law there are different crimes that people commit in this area. >> my question is do i don't regret it or not? >> senator, what i regret is that

okay, rosemary. thank you.ts in san francisco are going to find out where they will go to school this fall over 14,000 students and families can see their results online. today the district says more than half of them were assigned to their first school, and nearly 90% got one of leaders say enrollment was up slightly compared to this school year. families have just under three weeks to accept or decline their school assignment. still to come here on the noon today, march madness continues as the sweet 16 now takes shape. we'll take a look at what's next in the women's ncaa tournament, as stanford now prepares to take on maryland well, said more aggresse interest rate increases are being considered to try to reduce inflation palace said the central bank is prepared to raise interest rates in half percentage point steps and high enough to deliberately slow the economy if it concludes such steps are warranted to bring down inflation. the fed raised its benchmark interest rate by one quarter of a percentage point

i'm rosemary church. we begin this hour with breaking news. a new strategy emerging in russia's war on ukraine. russian forces are largely stalled on the ground, so they are firing missiles at fuel depots across the country. one of the latest attacks struck the rivne region in western ukraine, along with strikes on lutsk and right there in lviv, where our hala gorani is and will join us very soon. now, the attacks come as russia and ukraine battle for control of key cities. a senior-u.s. defense official says russia has fired more than 1,300 missiles since the invasion started late-last month. ukraine's deputy defense minister claims russian forces are trying to establish a corridor around the capital, kyiv, to block humanitarian supply routes. she says ukrainian soldiers and kyiv residents are defending the city, making it very difficult for the russians. the mayor of irpin, west of -- of kyiv says his city has been reclaimed. he says wounded russian soldiers are offering to surrender. well, they will be

rosemary yes. hi, claudia garcia. hello to all of you, some areas, some of the water spots coming in almost with half inch of rain. we are looking at a drying conditions already at this hour, but let's take a look at what's going on in and around the bay area. still, the clouds in taxi just a little bit of clearing there. as this system is continuing to work its way out. here's a six hour time lapse for you, and you can see how it did sort of fall ride over the morning drive, making the roadways very slick and slow as we get into what is going on right now stopping the radar for you. the radar is gone quiet, so we are looking at just partly cloudy to partly sunny skies for the rest of today. here's a look at some of the rainfall amounts from last night into this morning, st helena picking up 44 107 inch san francisco a little bit more than 2/10. oakland a little bit less than 2/10, santa rosa, third of an inch and petaluma almost quarter inches well as half moon bay. i'll have a look at what you can expect for the res

rosemary thank you new at noon. alameda police are revealing new information about a 45 year old homicide case investigators recently solved. they've identified richard kerley. bernard is the person who killed richard michelle, senior in 1977. michelle was stabbed to death during a burglary at his home in alameda. police say bernard was shot and killed in 1989 in texas. investigators were able to crack the case by using updated technology. to review dna evidence from blood found on michelle's jacket. investigators say that bernard has an extensive criminal history that includes more than 100 burglaries. further investigation into mr bernard revealed that he had been arrested and convicted. for series of alameda burglaries, along with two known rapes. michelle son, who was 17 at the time witnessed the killing. he says he and his family are grateful investigators were able to solve this case. bart's red line train taking passengers from richmond to san francisco is now operating again with some changes. ktvu james tor

i'm rosemary church. soares will be back with another hour of "cnn newsroom" in just a moment. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> hello and a very warm welcome to our viewers joining us in the united states and right around the world. i'm isa soares in london and we are following breaking news coverage of the war in ukraine. just ahead right here on "cnn newsroom". >> there is nowhere in this large country that is truly safe. >> translator: hailstones and rockets. the houses burned down. we barely escaped. >> reporter: ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity are beyond doubt. our goal is

rosemary oroczo.we get into the afternoon temperatures are going to warm ride about to where they should be. we're looking at sixties for most around the bay area today love sixties, albeit clear skies, cold conditions a little bit of a fog out there this morning, but our air quality is good, too moderate for the afternoon. this warming trend kicks off today and will eventually lead us into the low seventies. better details on what you can expect for today. and the extended forecast coming up. okay thanks, rosemary. well, we are following several new developments in the war in ukraine. this morning's planned evacuation of the city of mary. a poll is in southern ukraine, and it does appear to be in jeopardy. the ukrainian military says russian forces are continuing to bomb that city and that's in violation of a ceasefire agreement. ulcers today you had ukrainian president lot of mere zelinsky posting another video on social media, he urged his nation to continue its fight against the russian invasion.

rosemary. >> thank you so much, hala. appreciate it.krainians are at risk of a, quote, catastrophic health crisis because of russian attacks on health care infrastructure. the organization has counted at least 64 attacks on health care facilities, transports and personnel during the first four weeks of the war. judith twig is a professor at virginia commonwealth university who tracks public health in ukraine and russia. she joins me now from richmond, virginia. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> so we have seen hospitals across ukraine targeted by russia, some completely destroyed. a maternity hospital in mariupol a particularly distressing example. hit with deadly force. the world health organization has verified 64 attacks on health care facilities, personnel and patients since russia invaded more than a month ago resulting in 15 deaths and 37 injuries. what impact is all this having on efforts to deliver much-needed health care to the people of ukraine caught up in this war? >> thank you for this question. of cours

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so i dialed i rosemary woods had given me all these phone numbers in a book. so i call dirksen's office and talked to him and mr. nixon came back out into the suite and he says where's dirksen? and i said, well he wasn't there and not available. and he said dwight. i didn't need to talk to everett dirks. it's much more important if i talk to the secretary if i talk to the secretary everybody on the hill is going to know i talked to her and she will tell everybody and she will tell everybody that she had a pleasant conversation with me and that was like politics 101. you write in the book you have. a nice turns of phrase at many points. you say nixon train me to be the person he needed me to be. what is what does that mean? well, i i did not innovate. what nixon needed or how it would all work? the this was a practiced art form that led back into 1960 are our mentor. bob haldeman had been very active in all this he had tutored me. we were not in the business of reinventing how nixon would campaign and how he would be dealt with we were in the business of implem

rosemary.ning today, one of the most popular theme parks here in the bay area opens to the general public for its brand new season . now throughout the mornings are james torres will be going all over the park. check out the new attractions as well as some classics. he's checked out a few favorite spots, and he's in the french quarter funnel and euro section. now i guess we're going to do a little eating right? you know if you're asking for frank, we gotta give it to you, right? yeah, just a little bit of everything. just basically giving you a preview. what to expect if you're coming? either today or for the rest of the season. this is going to be great america's longest season that they've ever had, and that's pretty impressive coming after some shorter seasons, given the covid-19 pandemic this morning, right now we're talking to chef eric ponsi here. you're the guy. you're the guy behind the mastermind creations here. and this is probably exciting for you. you know? you said we were talking

rosemary thank you still to come at noon . oakland police are investigating two break ins at the same 7 11 in one week. we'll take a look. take a look at the damage and explore what police are asking shot and injured a scl resource officer and an administrator at a suburban kansas city high school this morning. it happened in the city of olathe, which is about 25 miles outside of kansas city. police will only say that one person has been taken into custody. there are no reports of any injured students. a suicide bomber struck a shiite muslim mosque, killing at least 56 people, injuring nearly 200 more . this happened in the northwestern city of peshawar during friday prayers. no militant group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. both the islamic state group and the pakistani taliban have carried out similar attacks in the past in the area, located near the border with afghanistan , the united states supreme court as reinstated the death sentence for the boston marathon bomber 28 year old dzhokhar tsarnaev receiv

for now, let's bring in rosemary church in atlanta. rosemary? >> thank you, michael. appreciate that. we'll get back to you very soon. well, a winner has emerged from south korea's tightly contested presidential election. yoon suk-yeol takes power in may, and some big changes could be in store for the country. we're live in seoul with more on that. if you're sensitive to da. so anyone who says lactaidid isn't real milk is also saying mabel hehere isn't a real cow. and she really hateses that. frank is a fan of fast. he's a fast talker. a fast walker. thanks, gary. and for unexpected heartburn... frank is a fan of pepcid. it works in minutes. nexium 24 hour and prilosec otc can take one to four days to fully work. pepcid. strong relief for fans of fast. >>> welcome back, everyone. the white house is slamming china for helping russia push lies about its invasion of ukraine. in a tweet, press secretary jen psaki, and i'm quoting here, we took note of russia's false claims about alleged u.s. biological weapons labs and chemical weapons development in ukraine. we've also s

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kerry sanders, nbc news, rosemary beach, florida. >>> still ahead, flower power the beautiful way the world is showing its support for ukraine. >>> back to our top story now and the movement taking root and blooming across the globe to show solidarity and support for the people of ukraine. amid the darkness of war, a global symbol of solidarity has emerged. sunflowers representing unity with ukraine the nation's official flower now taking a special place in the hearts of those desperate to help ukrainians under attack like at bednar's far in boynton beach, florida. this weekend donating profits from all sunflower sales to the global empowerment mission helping ukrainian refugees >> we feel how much those people are hurting and struggling with we want to do our part as farmers to help them. >> in reno prayers and protests by those determined to make a difference. >> want to show love for the people of ukraine. we come here in peace to show that we care ♪ >> the movement, sewing support in virginia with free seed packets at beaver dam farm >> just one step to say hey, we are thinking of

rosemary thank you. this is the time of year when thousands of salmon swim the 350 mile journey from spawning grounds near lake shasta to the golden gate. by this year, salmon population needed a big boots from conservation fisheries after an extremely dry and warm 2021 wiped out most of the eggs that were laid to make up for the losses. scientists brought in double the amount of salmon to increase spawning numbers, and last week about 500,000 juvenile salmon were released. right down the sacramento river. the worst thing for salmon are these multi year consecutive droughts. and the reason it's so impactful to salmon in particular is that they have a three year life cycle. so if you have a drought that impacts the reproductive success for three consecutive years that's going to lead to extinction. johnson says the goal now is for the salmon to reach the ocean so that they can help grow the population over the next couple of years. northern california based sierra nevada brewing companies offering what yo

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all right, rosemary. thank you new at noon.survey of the season was taken just this morning up in the sierra. the team from the california department of water resources, measured snow death and water content at philips station off highway 50. snow depth was at 35 inches. the water content was at 16 inches. that's 68% of the average. that's normal for this date up in the sierra. the statewide snowpack averages 63% of average , the team says. these numbers are below what we need to avoid another year of drought. december january and february are traditionally are three. what is months of the water year? um producing over half of our annual rainfall. however this past january and february, where actually the driest consecutive january and february on record dating back over 100 years in the sierra nevada. the sierra snowpack supplies about one third of all of california's water. the contra costa county board of supervisors will consider adopting its own vision zero program. the ambitious traffic safety programs already been approv

thanks rosemary . change may force wineries to move closer to the coast wine industry analysts say. a growing number of winery owners are worried about devastating wildfire is extreme heat. and other problems linked to global warming. many say they're considering moving out of the inland areas of california's wine country and closer to the ocean for cooler temperatures. come at me. more americans are heading back to the movies next to take a look at how much money the latest batman film brought in. making in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com office yesterday and then took to the streets to campaign in the area. she's currently in her third term on the board of supervisors and previously served on the san jose city council, including the seat of vice mayor. chavez says she's committed to fighting homelessness, increasing affordable housing and bolstering public safety. chavez will face several challenges

for now, i'll turn it over to rosemary church at the cnn center. rosemary? we appreciate it. we'll be back with you very soon. >>> well, a top eu lawmaker says china's position on the war in ukraine is actually giving russia political support. beijing has stopped short of denouncing russia's invasion, and president xi jinping has offered for china to play mediator for the warring countries. but the head of the european parliament's delegation for relations with china says china's tactics fool no one. he says the way beijing handles this war will impact future relations between the eu and china. jamie metzl is a senior fellow at the atlantic council who has served with the u.s. national security council and state department and was deputy staff director of the u.s. senate committee on foreign relations when joe biden was chairman. he joins me now from new york. great to have you with us again. >> great to be here. >> so michael shuman writes in the atlantic, the two separate events, russia's war on ukraine, and a series of covid-related shutdowns in china are

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all right, rosemary.now to new video of a mountain lion running through a strip mall in southern california. it was spotted on camera during the day on wednesday at a shopping plaza in irvine. people relaxing in the salon, where shocked as the mountain lion ran right by a man working at the salon says he had to think quick after a client noticed the mountain lion and i just hear a client yellow, my god and all this. i just turned around at that site moment, and all i saw was really like the tail and that's when i was like, what was that and one client ra. and that's when i started. i ran up to the door and i closed it real quick. animal services officers managed to sedate the mountain lion and took it to an animal care center before it was released back into the wild still to come at noon, looking for something to do this weekend restaurant week kicks off today in alameda, we'll take a look at how many restaurants are participating in what organizers hope people will gain from this year's experience. and

let's lisman miss rosemary. the carlo under secretary general for political and peace building affairs. and mister rafael, mariano grosse, director general of the international atomic energy agency. who is participating, as you will see from the screen on an aeroplane, and we hope the connection will hold. it is so decided the security council will now begin its consideration of item 2 of the agenda. i now give the floor to ms. rosemary decarlo. madam president, the secretary general is gravely concerned by the escalating fighting throughout ukraine. ukrainian cities are to day under siege and facing repeated attacks over 1000000 ukrainians have already crossed ukraine's borders and have been welcomed by their european neighbors. we applaud such solidarity and support every one seeking refuge should be afforded protection without any form of discrimination . millions of ukrainians who remain in the country are being subjected to heavy, often indiscriminate bombardment and shelling. there are thousands of casualt

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it's not just that overseas assets are frozen, rosemary.heir assets within russia, given the ruble has tanked. given equities if they ever open on the moscow stock exchange -- closed once again today -- will also see their prices tumble. we saw in secondary listings yesterday, for instance, fell over 70% at one stage. this is the real impact we are seeing and there is pressure here on president putin from the everyday people seeing their lives getting more expensive, more isolated. but also, critically i think from some of those oligarchs. >> let's hope there is enough pressure to end this invasion, of course. and, anna, while russia has built up considerable reserves to protect against severe economic sanctions like these, president putin has, of course, been surprised by the severity and unity of action against him. and now, corporations are stepping up, aren't they, and doing their part. so what are the most significant moves being taken by some companies right now? >> yeah, we have had a slew of announcements actually from sort of big c

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for more now on the weather, let's go to ktvu meteorologist rosemary oroczo. yes. hello to you, jonah, alex to all of you happy monday. we do have a beautiful day underway around the bay area very seasonal for this time of year. changes are already underway, though if you look up into the sky, you will begin to see some clouds out there more cloud cover than we had earlier today. here's a beautiful view over san francisco, the golden gate bridge. the marin headlands there with a mix of sun and clouds. still at this hour sun will set right about 7 15 this evening a little bit more on that advisory for the beach. i just want to show you here where it covers from areas of the north bay all the way down into monterey. it also includes the san francisco right there along the edge of sauce, alito as well and as the anchor spoke about a moment ago, it goes for 24 hours. it starts at seven o'clock this evening will go until seven o'clock tomorrow evening and again never turn your back to the water. just be very prepared. if you're going to be close to the coast for the sne

rosemary thank you. at the halfway mark when it comes to the governor's water conservation goal as we head into a third year severe drought in july, governor newsom called on californians to reduce their voluntary water to voluntarily reduce their water used by 15. press democrat reports. conservation figures through december show water savings average 7.5% compared to a year ago last week, local and state leaders renewed the call for water conservation efforts at a save our water event is we're facing low reservoir levels and a snowpack that is well below average. still to come at noon, many families are preparing for spring break or summer travel plans, but it will likely cost you more what passengers are noticing what it comes to the price of airfare. it's taken a lot to get to this moment. dreams are on the line. you got this. it all, comes down, to this. [ everyone cheers ] minutes ago, san francisco's mayor, london breed was joined by city leaders and the cast members of the production. dear san fr