he�*s been talking to stephen sackur on the bbc�*s hardtalk programme. actually aided and supported putin in his bid to take power after yeltsin? without you, putin might have struggled. with you, he was a political force. do you regret your association with him? do you think he changed, or did you get him wrong at the beginning? and you can watch that full interview with mikhail khodorkovsky on bbc iplayer, and on the bbc news channel at 9.30 tonight. some breaking news from southwark crown court where two fraudsters have been jailed for their part in a series of scams were 2a5 people lost pension savings. they�*ve persuaded people to transfer savings to schemes that were supposedly going to be invested in property and other investments, and total more than £30 million of pension savings were transferred. —— £13 million. it was sent to a man in surrey who were said to be the mastermind behind this enterprising. he killed himself three years ago before the criminal investigation was complete. alan barrett and susan dalton receiving sentences this afterno

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we're talking some 80's and low 90's as soon as tomorrow. so this morning already nice and clear out there. the golden gate bridge looking good, not talking fog this morning. nor were we through the day as we do see conditions out there warming up so much, though. now, as this happens, fire danger is going to become more and more of a concern. those hillsides are officially drying out. now as temperatures really climb out. as for temperatures right now, petaluma napa are in the 30's. so we're a little cooler than yesterday to start for some of the north bay. as we do see such a dry air mass across the region, 40's and 50's for much of the rest of the bay area. currently now as we work our way into the afternoon, temperatures will waste no time warming up by noontime already solidly in the 70's by the afternoon. only the coast is in the 70's. they cited inland areas already in the 80's. i'll be talking tomorrow's 90's in the rest of the forecast, too. all still to come back over the rate of job. thank you for that, right. let's get a look at

and 70's. it's not going to feel to that 60 solidly for san francisco and really much of the rest of the peninsula. bilbray at 64. same for you in brisbane, foster city. you'll be right below 70 with saying carlos and woodside actually right at that. mark temperatures in the south bay, pretty solid low 70's for you as will also see along the east bay shoreline and into the spay concord and walnut creek. among our warmer spots. at 75, the late h.o.a. pretty comfortable. 73 under sunshine today. getting your lookahead tomorrow. we start to warm things up. these are you're inland highs, highs climb from the 70's today. 80's tomorrow to 90's on thursday, adding bayshore cities and from the 70's today, 80's tomorrow to also the 90's on thursday, coastal areas where you'll find your relief 60's today and only rising into the upper 70's by thursday. it's going to be awesome beach day towards thursday. if you want to get out there for that friday, you'll see a few passing clouds. temperatures still hot

upper 60's to low to mid 70's. the south bay getting pretty close to 80 degrees. san jose up to 77 freeman. 73 pleasanton at 75 oakland, you'll be at 71 today with concord at 78 antioch, vacaville, your 2 spots in the low 80's. although pittsburgh and fairfield, you're close enough at 79 78 and santa rosa at a nice 76 degrees tomorrow, wednesday, thursday, as i mentioned, not quite as warm as today. only a few degrees cooler in the 60's to low 70's will warm things back up into the weekend. climbing up near 80 degrees by saturday and sunday sunday being our next best chance of rainfall. a slight chance of showers towards the end of next weekend rain. john, thank you for that, ok? so we do have a hot spot this morning. this is along the benicia bridge. >> right there. southbound 6.80, near the mid span of the bridge. 2 lanes are blocked and now one lane is open. so you can definitely see those delays are going encounter as you're traveling down, heading into the city this morning about 8 minutes for your drive. no m

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mid 60's at the beaches, upper 50's as well.rong and then another cold front bringing stronger winds move through the bay area. temperatures drop even further for inland areas in the low 70's and mid 60's around the bay. at the coast mid 50's. we warm up for next weekend. julian: thank you. we want to turn to ginger zee live with what is coming up on gma. karina: good morning. ginger: good morning. great to be with everybody. coming up, we will start with the war in ukraine and that dire warning about nuclear conflict from a top russian official. also, our interview with a mother whose 14-year-old son died on the amusement park ride over spring break. she is filing a wrongful death suit. and the major release in the "rust" set shooting. the mission to save the rhinos. matt gutman is live with the miracle baby providing new hope. you will see that and more coming up on good morning america. karina: a lot to look forward to. thank you so much. julian: you're a champion. you're not a quitter. quitters don't do what they're supposed

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right now we're still in the 40's and 50's. so if you're stepping outside for more than just a few minutes, make sure you get the sweater, the light jacket with you. it's just a minute or 2. you probably don't even need it. i'll be talking about 70's today, 80's tomorrow and 90's come thursday, all still to come in your forecast tom, thank you for that. let's start at the bay bridge this morning. as you're traveling into the city, looks like just turn the metering lights on. looks like we have some high gust along the bay bridge. just take your time as you're driving there about 13 minutes to make it to that fremont street exit. >> san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula to be a little under 15 minutes as you're traveling this morning out of richmond heading across towards san rafale. you're looking at a 10 minute morning commute and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls a 20 minute morning drive. >> time now, 6 o'clock and the latest developments in the shooting in sacramento that killed 6 people. 26 year-old d

big change right along the coastline to after those 80's and half moon bay 60's to 70's along the bay shore on the peninsula. you'll still be at 80 for mountain view inn woodside and for the south bay. still in the low to mid 80's. but that is cooler than yesterday's 90's were. we are looking at a return to 80's for the inland east bay and a return to 70's for a whole lot of the east bay shoreline, oakland and berkeley at 76 conquered. not too bad at 85. your warm but you're not too warm. antioch in vacaville shy of 90 degrees yesterday. you were in the 90's consistently. now tomorrow's temperatures do cool into the 70's is a promise for both in london bayshore cities back to the upper 50's for a lot of the coast come tomorrow sunday. still comfortable. just a few more clouds showers arrive later in the morning on monday on into the afternoon on monday. looking forward to that and next week overall stays cooler. great. john, thank you for that. let's look at your bridges this morning. 10 minute drive traveling from the maze. 2 that fremont street exit. >> stuck on the san mateo bridge

the 80's burlingame down the mountain view low to mid 80's for you. mid 80's for the south bay today with san jose. as i mentioned at 86 today, fremont, 85 same for you in the tri valley while oakland and berkeley hanging on to the low 80's, 82 had over 24 walnut creek and concord. and you'll be a 87, a little closer to 90, even yet in antioch, in vacaville, 88 degrees. and then santa rosa at 86 getting your lookahead. so tomorrow is the hottest one friday. still hot. they cite cities also in the 90's tomorrow. so it's not just our inland areas that are in the midst of the scorcher. coastal areas will be your skate. but of course, with beach hazard statement that effect, you want to just have that extra distance between yourself and the water as we do have that deadly of that dangerous. well, from the northwest along the pacific saturday. sunday. looking really good. if you can avoid the heat the next few days and enjoy some 70's this weekend, you'll be enjoying that for sure. monday of next week. really cooling off into the 60's with a chance of ligh

s. 10 minute drive as you're traveling. >> into the city this morning, san mateo bridge. let's check out that about 13 minutes heading across towards the peninsula out of richmond heading across towards sandra fell still pretty quiet at about 9 minutes and the golden gate bridge 7 to the tolls. you're looking at a 20 minute morning drive. well, a man who was shot by police has now filed a lawsuit against the city of san jose. 20 year-old kaye on green says he prevented a shooting from happening when he took a gun away from a man who was trying to start a fight at a taco restaurant. green says police shot him as he was backing out of that restaurant without warning kron four's. rob nesbitt has that story. >> kaye on green sat down with his parents and attorneys to answer questions breaking down into tears several times when describing his firsthand account of the officer involved shooting. >> i'm in pain. are still in a cast describing his wounds k on green says he was shot by a san jose

feel this afternoon with some 60's and 70's. i'll be talking 80's 90's later on this week, though, still to cover the remainder of our forecast right now. john, thank you for that. good to have you back. all right, heading into the city this morning, a 15 minute drive. >> traveling from the maze 2 that fremont's to exit. let's check on the san mateo bridge. it will be about 14 minutes for you heading across towards the peninsula. we do have high winds there. take your time as you're traveling. we also have some gusts along richmond center fell commute for you still under 13 minutes for that commute and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. it will be about 22 minutes 6.31, let's get back to our coverage now of the mass shooting that happened in sacramento. police are still looking for the gunman and 6 people. >> were killed and homicide detectives are interviewing as many witnesses as they can. they're trying to piece together what exactly happened. kron four's will tran live in sacramento with those updates come morning. wel

noon, windy. 60's and 70's. 4:00 we are reaching 80 inland with upper 60's to low 70's around the bay. still at the coast, we cannot get a break. we will talk about another warming trend as we welcome may into the picture coming up. j.r.: developing news and contra costa rick -- contra costa county, investigators trying to determine the cause of two separate fires. officials are calling them suspicious because they are set not far apart. the first was set 12:30 a.m. on the southbound side of interstate 680 near pacheco boulevard. the second was near the checkout offramp of northbound i-680 around 1:30 a.m. the flames burned through heavy brush briefly threatening dog kennels. firefighters were able to extinguish the flames and the candles and nearby buildings were not affected. developing news, an investigation is underway after a nonprofit volunteer was shot in san francisco's tenderloin. as part of our efforts in building a better bay area we have made a commitment to covering the tenderloin in depth. the nonprofit groups have already been a focus of that coverage. tara campbell has

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more 70's. we are expecting, especially inland around the bay, though it's still going to be beautiful with upper 60's as well. and then the warming trend continues into tomorrow. the 1st half of your weekend, upper 70's possibly teetering to the 80 degree mark in some of our hot spot. and then sunday, a little bit cooler into monday and tuesday and then very hot on wednesday and thursday. i'm tracking summertime. temperatures and it's only the first week of april. all those details coming up in just a bit. for now, let's head over to the traffic center. get an update on the roads. it's the morning. we're we're starting here along 80 because we had an accident in pinole in the last hour. that's now clear. so now it's about a 30 minute drive for you. >> as you're traveling from crockett, down towards the maze. once you finally do reach the maze, just 9 minutes to make it to that fremont street exit traveling into the city out of richmond heading across towards sandra fell tools to want to one abo

's for highs. so where are we starting the morning? will skies are clear golden gate bridge in clear view from our sutro tower cam right here. skies will remain clear. sunny throughout the day route throughout the rest of the week, too. now, today, tomorrow and friday, our hottest days. if you do need to get outside, enjoy some cooler weather early morning hours of the time to do that. as you can see, we're in the 40's and 50's this morning ahead of a hot day. napa in petaluma our only in the upper 30's. so at least there is some evening relief from the heat. we're currently in the midst of that right now. now were swiftly going to see daytime highs rolling into the 80's by noontime. we're already into the 70's and by the afternoon they cited inland cities in the 80's today, coastal spots in the 70's tomorrow. it's the 90's, which i'll tell you all about all still to come in this forecast back over to rain. john, thank you for that accident. we're tracking 80 westbound west of 4th street. that's no

we have some 50's into are a our. -- hour. we also have 60's and 70's.l be a brighter day. julian: thank you. developing news, abc news has learned an american has died fighting alongside ukrainian forces. his death comes as president biden calls for $30 billion to shore up ukraine's defenses. reporter: the war in ukraine has claimed the life of an american. the family of 22-year-old willie joseph cancel says he died fighting with ukrainian forces while working with a contracting company. his wife saying, he went there wanting to help people. he always felt that was his main mission in life. i did not expect to be a widow at 23, or for our son to be without a father. the ukrainian's capital with the burning buildings, where russian missiles were fired into a residential area of kyiv. it >> is -- >> it is critical that funding gets approved. reporter: he is calling for congress to allocate $33 billion to secure ukraine's fight over the coming months. >> we need arms, ammunition and economic support to make their sacrifice have purpose so they can continue

s. the orchestra to be out detained. ukrainian it nationally, a spice is admit to war crimes such as murdering along civilians, including women. describe how they committed the atrocities and exclusive i shot her in the temple. i was interested how a person dies. i asked one of them what the word poly any to me. he didn't answer and i shot him dead. next week, major stories, western powers, round pup, accusations against russia, a massacre, and the key of sub boucher most goes does. it was a provocation. committed to derail pay piece, talk sound protocol, the conflict that inability to negotiate. once again, characterizes the true intentions of keith and its line of delaying even undermining the negotiations. we see this as a manifestation of the fact that the key presume is controlled by washington and its allies port pushing president to landscape to continue as to it with thanks for joining us this out. it's 7 pm here in moscow, and this is on the international with the latest news he

the coastal be cool in the 50's all day long while we see upper 60's, mid 70's becoming thel e t y.lo us and we could see upper 70's again. we will see that wind shift in a cooler sunday. we will talk about what happens next week, which includes much warmer air coming up. liz: in the south bay, an investigation is underway into the death of a high school student who died possibly due to fennel poisoning. a group begins to start to fight the crisis. we spoke with authorities leading the investigation. it >> a tragedy in the high school committee. an unidentified teenager, a student at the school, announced dead at their home. the killer, a possible event no poisoning. a statement released by the high school district reads in part, with profound sadness we share the unexpected loss of a member of our high school student body. we know that any loss, particularly that of a young person, is tragic. our condolences go out to family, friends, school committee. the mountain view police department has launched an investigation into the incident. a spokesperson spoke to us by phone. >> we are f

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80's. so not our hottest, but definitely warmer than we're used to. so maybe venture outside a little earlier in the day right now. looks beautiful out there quite hours sitting under the sunshine, the clear skies that we're seeing all across the bay area this morning. so temperatures right now are mostly in the 40's and 50's light jacket kind of stuff. good chance to get that jog out of the way before the heat of the afternoon. kind of warm for jogging weather this afternoon and especially tomorrow afternoon and temperatures are already going to be rising pretty quickly into the 70's by noontime today, taking this into the 80's bayshore and inland towards the latter part of the day, i'll be talking tomorrow's hottest of whether and when the heat backs off all. still to come, tom, thanks for that. all right. let's get a look at the bay bridge this morning. traffic has been busy there. >> about 16 minutes for your drive from the maze to that fremont street exit san mateo bridge traveled acro

we should be ranging either in the mid 60's to low 70's. and that's what we're going to get after monday. details ahead of any more. april showers are in the forecast or of any rain is going to head its way as we start a week from today. back to you, dan and well. >> my greece and thanks. a lot twitter's board meeting this morning to discuss elon musk's bid to buy the company. the move signaling the 2 sides may be closer to making a deal than previously thought. musk said that this week he had secured funding for his unsolicited 46 and a half billion dollars bid to buy the san francisco based company. the board reportedly met with musk this afternoon while the deal is still far from certain. the talks to represent a definite step forward in the process. >> if you're feeling lucky this week, powerball jackpot still up for grabs. no one hit all 6 numbers in last night's 400 million dollar drawing. so the prize pool has now jumped to a whopping 421 million dollars last night was the 29th drawing in a row with no winner. your next chance to gra

he was a pitching ace in the late 1980's and early 90's.player to have his jersey retired. in sports the giants are back in action looking for their second straight win in washington. alex wood is scheduled to start against the nationals. first pages that 10:05 -- pitch is that 10:05 and they will -- and the a's will try to bounce back against the the giants used a big inning to beat the nationals. here is larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. larry: the giants opened a series in the nation's capital scoring seven runs in the second inning and the nationals were not happy about that. they were less happy about what happened late in the game. the giants ndc -- in d.c. this weekend. justin slater, a free run blast that was really needed it -- hand he really needed it. the giants up 4-0. brandon crawford, his second double of the inning. everybody scores and they racked up seven in the second. now to controversy. to down on the ninth. the ball drops, he keeps going. he is going to score and he is out by a mile but they think

but truckee, low 60's tomorrow with upper 50's. for those of you at south lake tahoe cooling down into the mid-fifties by tuesday and wednesday. >> with plenty of sunshine by the afternoon. and temperatures out there right now as we take a look at your 4 zone forecast, we're seeing quite the temperatures spread low 50's for pacifica and zven half moon bay petaluma barely in the low 50's. exactly 50 degrees there. but oakland, a little bit milder at 57 with san jose in the mid-sixties conquered, though, the warmest city out there after warming up to 80 degrees today. now at 68 degrees. as you step outside for your sunday night with napa and allay in the mid to upper 50's. but temperatures tomorrow we're going to see 50 60's and yes, even 70's conquered in livermore, 77 degrees as its fremont. so about 7 degrees above average there with santa rosa trying to flirt with 80's. but 78 degrees downtown san francisco. little bit milder, a few degrees above average in the mid 60's with hayward in the low 70's. taking a look ahead at your ne

we got 70's, 80's and 90's for thursday. our hottest day and that is a day where we will be pretty close to some record high temperatures. the only one maybe for sure is livermore at 89 degrees. my accuweather seven day forecast four to six degrees cooler with a solid breeze coming in for all of our neighborhoods sunday. monday is the coolest with that passing cold front and more cloud cover. and then the race is on to those near record high temperatures wednesday, thursday, and friday. ama: mike, thank you. mike: you bet. dan: we are very sad to report to you tonight that a long-time member of our abc7 family has passed away. joel bartlett died last night at his home in santa rosa surrounded by family and the animals he loved so much. he joined the air force in the 1960's where he became a meteorologist. he went on to become a familiar face certainly in the bay area bringing us the weather for 31 years. 17 of those years were at k.g.o. wednesday was declared joel bartlett day in san francisco. we'll be right (music througho

daytime highs rise from the 70's today. 80's tomorrow to the 90's on thursday.at our bayside high's from the 70's as well. today to also the 90's by thursday coastal areas. you'll see a warm-up, but you're going to be a lot more comfortable. some upper 70's come thursday will make a great day to head out to the beach friday. we're still warm to start the weekend but getting a lot more comfortable towards saturday and sunday by monday of next week. a lot cooler highs drop back into the 60's and even a chance of some light showers. rain. john, thank you for that. all right. let's get a look at your tuesday morning commute. you're moving pretty quickly. >> along the bay bridge this morning, i don't see any accidents or delays. so once you finally do reach the maze, it will take you a little under 11 minutes. also, 5, 18, 80 crockett down towards the maze. you can make that drive in under 15 minutes at this hour. san mateo bridge is head over there and check on conditions traveling across wars. the peninsula, no delays along one. 0, one. so about a 30 minute drive.

we will see 90's and 80's in san francisco. here is a look at the hour-by-hour forecast route the mid morning hours with the cloud cover. they begin to break up through the afternoon. looking at partly cloudy skies and the breeze with us for a cooler day. absence of clouds in the wind shifts to an offshore component here for wednesday, for 70's in -- component. for wednesday, 70's. the peak heat will be with us on thursday as 90's arrived inland. you see 80's in the city. 70's at the coast. friday, it is warm but the heat focusing in the inner valley and the sea breeze returning for friday. looking at a rapid cool down into next weekend. it is a short-lived event but we will be watching it because of hydra -- how tight we are. -- for how dry we are. we will have to deal with the heat which will bring low relative humidity and gusty offshore winds at times. jobina: since we have a lot of people returning to the office today, i thought it would be a good time to let you know that caltrain is cutting fares in half for the entire m

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right now we're in the 40's to 50's. so it's certainly get those light jackets on to start this morning. pittsburgh at 55 front. would 56 conquered at your at 53 degrees? right now i'll be talking more about the hotter weather that we have around the corner. still to come first, though, a look at the roads with rain as should be fairly calm, right? yeah. you know what? it's early and traffic is at the limit right now. if you're taking. >> the bay bridge, for example, into the city. it will be about 10 minutes to make it from the maze to that fremont street exit. let's head over get a look at the san mateo bridge about a 13 minute morning commute for you out of richmond heading across towards center fell about 9 minutes there and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. it's going to take about 20 minutes. >> really tragic situation. >> this morning, our city has a broken heart. this is a senseless and unacceptable tragedy. and i emphasize the word acceptable. >> a mass shooting in sacramento at a popular night spot not t

upper 40's to low 50's. concord at 54.mazing how quickly the air cools with the dryness and lack of winds during the evening. we will not drop much more. 30's in the north bay valleys and east bay valleys. mid to upper 40's everywhere else. high-pressure coming in, sunny and warmer. the clouds behind me coming in with the onshore breeze to bring us cooler weather. tomorrow's planner in the 40's. already into the mid and upper 60's. closer to average by noon. 70's at 4:00. 60's at 7:00. the coast never escapes the 50's. in the south bay, 70 to about 75 degrees. the peninsula, 70. upper 50's with the breezes along the coast. mid 60's in downtown and san francisco. low to mid 70's north bay inland. low to mid 60's along the coast. as you head into the valleys, temperatures in the mid to upper 70's. i want to take a quick look at some of the records we were talking about thursday. oakland will be close. thunderosa. possibly livermore. saturday, increasing clouds. temperatures about the same as tomorrow. onshore breeze, more cl

60's. i would say get those windows open right now. set up your fans, allow that cool air to venture into the house. really get inside. and then after the sun comes up, what you start to see these temperatures rising. that's what you things back up, pulled the curtains. just let that cool air stay in the house for as long as possible. now i will be talking how warm it will get this afternoon, which we've already concluded is not going to be as warm as yesterday. we get even cooler this weekend. that's still to come in your forecast. rain john. thank you for that. i let's get a look at the bridges this morning about a 10 minute drive. >> traveling into the city right now, san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. little under 13 as you're making your way across towards the peninsula out of richmond, heading across towards center fell about a 9 minute morning commute and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. >> you're looking at a 20 minute drive there. >> time now is 5, 0 one

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easy to get down 40's and 50's for current temperatures. alameda. 56 oakland, 54 a dublin fremont east at forty-seven degrees. right now. i'll be talking a nice afternoon in your forecast and some pretty nice afternoons after that, too. all still to come, right, tom, thank you for that. hey, we do have a hot spot. still along the richmond, sandra fell bridge an accident right near the tolls. slowing us down. 33 minutes as you're traveling across towards one o one. >> and only one lane is blocked there. so hopefully they're able to get that clear. 21 minute drive traveling from the maze into the city to that fremont street exit. no accidents along the bay ridge or the san mateo bridge. an 18 minute drive as you're traveling across towards one o one and the south bay. 85 to menlo park along one. 0 one. 51 minutes. so an uptick in traffic there and highway for about 24 minutes. as you're traveling from any acts. one, 60 into conquered darya. james, back to you. thank you. rain at 8 o'clock and it appears a deal is imminent between twitter and

mostly sunny, upper 70's, the possibility of low 80's inland 70's around the bay 60's at the coast tonday and then we'll see a dip down just a bit monday and tuesday before spiking up wednesday and thursday. we're talking hot temperatures. it's going to feel like summer time around the bay area. we may see 90's into thursday and some are hotter spots inland 80's around the bay. but if you want some relief headed the beaches, look at that. i'm tracking a low 70's at the coast on thursday. that's a look at weather. let's head over the traffic center now here in thanks for that. all that sunshine on the way. hey, in the south bay, we do have an issue here. so this is in mountain view. >> northbound want to one just south of 85 north. so a slight delay there. the for the most part traveling along one. 0, one looks really nice. a 12 minute drive heading into the city right now. maze to that fremont street exit. that's great news for a lot of you this morning. money to westbound traveling across towards one o one. it will take you under 14 minutes to make that drive. well, you see that slig

inland temperatures dropping into the mid 70's. we saw a few low 80's around the bay. it to upper d's. sunsets at 755 -- 7:55. >> knew this morning, a gas station fire in the south bay. you can see one pump burning. firefighters found a man laying on the ground not too far from the fire. no word on news. a firefighter was seen helping the man walk away. we have reached out to the fire department and will get you more information as soon as we get it. >> demand kidnapped a three month old in minutes yesterday afternoon. the suspect is someone the baby's family does not recognize. amy hollyfield is live in san jose where police are making a desperate plea to the public for help. amy: we see one officer positioned on elm street to help the family and work on this investigation. they moved operations as they search around-the-clock the baby. here is the surveillance video everyone is talking about, showing the man calmly walking away with the baby at 1:00 yesterday afternoon. he took brandon out of the car where his grandmother left him where she was unloading groceries. f