the concern is the down wind through san bernardino county. what they'll do with these is they'll pinpoint the area of concern. you're within that box, and then they'll draw that box farther downstream for where we know the relative storm motion is. so just because that box extends to the southeast, if we look at the live, this is the most recent radar at this point. and you certainly get a lot more reflectivity showing up through hollister. but again, a lot of times there are clear signaturious see. things called hook echoes, things called gate to gate shear, where you can really see wind moving in opposite directions right next to one another. so i don't see that on this. it doesn't mean that there's still not reason to be concerned and that there isn't authentic verification there from the national weather service. so we'll keep a close eye on that. goes until 7:00. we'll have updates over the course of the next 45 minutes for you. right now it's just a severe thunderstorm that we've got confirmation on in terms of what's hitting the ground

unos 22 vendedores ambulantes del área de san bernardino materializan su sueño de tener un espacio parauna bendición. jenny ruiz dice se siente satisfecha al poder ganarse algo de dinero haciendo lo que más le gusta y lo que ha practicado durante años. cocinar y deleitar a quienes disfrutan de su comida. fue mucho tiempo el cual este estuvimos trabajando por los permisos, pero hoy día estamos de fiesta porque lo logramos todos juntos lo logramos. tenemos un lugar seguro para trabajar, aunque no fue una tarea fácil. unidos y en alianza con la coalición de justicia para inmigrantes, los vendedores trabajaron en conjunto para obtener los permisos y el lugar que materializa su sueño de esas familias dedicadas a la venta de comida. duramos aproximadamente un año en conseguir el permiso y pues fue un esfuerzo de todos los vendedores que empezaron de 0 y poco a poco fueron a pues formando sus negocios formalmente. la orientación y capacitación brindada por la coalición ha sido fundamental para los emprendedores. entonces este evento está organizado y administrado y pagado por los vendedores qu

. >>> anticipation is growing among nature fans watching a pair of eagles in the san bernardino mountains jackie and shadow. >> beautiful. >> built a nest in big bear valley. high up a jeffrey pine tree, three eggs laid in late january. wildlife experts say this weekend could be when two of the eggs hatch. so much anticipation, the first egg, too much time has passed for it to be viable. >> this is a live look, this is the thing to do. >> jackie or shadow? >> i don't know. tens of thousands of people are watching in realtime, hoping to see an eagle chick break out of an egg and hear that distinctive sound the hatchling makes. >> so intriguing to watch the videos and wait. >> it is. wish they were both there, see why one was called shadow. all right. that's our nature visit for the night. >> thanks for watching. >> "nightly news" is next. we're back at 6:00. we'll check in.

the faa is now investigating >> the frightening video from a san bernardino barbershop shows a pair ofppers bursting into flames. a barber sayhe just finished giving a man a haircut. when this happenednobody was hurt, the barber says. the clippers were only two months old. he says they're growing in popularity because they're cordless. we did reach out to stylecraft pro, the company that makes the clippers, but so far we've not heard back. >> now, i didn't know that could happ. the fda is warning about a new recall this morning. some ground cinnamon products are contaminated with lead. the agency says theroducts are sold to discount stores from brands you're seeing on your screen rightow. no illnesses or other health effects have been reported, but if you have any of these produc, you should throw them away immediately. >> a pennsylvania woman recovering after being mauled by a bear in her own backyard. >> abc's andrew dymburt has the story. >> it was just so fast. she was so aggressive. she was all over me. >> leae galante is recalling the moment a black bear attacked r in her backyar

from san bernardino county, he testified yeah, the fire departments nationwide are not ready. >> chiefof san bernardino county, do you believe your fire department is fully prepared to handle the challenges that come with rapid rise of ev ownership in your area of expertise. >> no, n or do i believe that fire service is ready as a wheel, we needen to act legislation that the manufacturer of the electric vehicles prevent fires from happening. elizabeth: you know that is not happening. it takes up to 8 thousand gallons of water of over many hours to put just one of the fires out. let's get back to your home state of florida. when hurricanes hit, ocean saltwater comes in that triggers spontaneous combustion of electric car batteries and lithium ion batteries, they are in golf carts and scooters too. >> just like you said, biden administration's push, pushed to far left of the progressive part of his party they think we should spend the money on the eev 's, american people want vehicles they can get large distances, to be able to have the type of vehicles they want, they don't want the gov

then we have this area of low pressure over southern, oven areas of san bernardino county, and between getting that frictionc the windy conditions. so tonight, breezy to windy, especially in the highest elevations. but a starry night. and then for your friday a sunshine and warmer conditions.& but the winds do remain with us, especially above 10p0ft in elevation. tonight. overnight in the 40s and u0s. not as cold due to the mixing of the air mass. due to the breezy to windy conditions. 49 in mountain view, low 50s and foster city backing through east palo alto. otherwise tomorrow rebounding to 75 degrees. that's the first time i've said that this, this season, 75 degrees. i just want to say it one more time. in fact, check out our five day forecast. we do have the first day of spring arriving on tuesday, and with it, even some warmer conditions. christina. >> that sounds great. roberta. we'll take it. thank you. coming up.útiny homes for san jose's homeless population blanketed in mold. how. funding and oaklandt& eateries impacted by covid and crime. hoping to bring people about town.

turner was on death row for a 1980 double murder in san bernardino county, and a codefendant were convicted of shooting and killing a married couple in their late 70s inside their home. independent presidential candidate robert f kennedy jr today announcing his running mate at a news conference right here in oakland. >> that is why i'm so proud to introduce to you the next vice president of the united states. my fellow lawyer, a brilliant scientist, technologist, a fierce warrior mom, nicole shanahan. >> and nicole shanahan is a 38 year old tech attorney who grew up in oakland and is a major donor to kennedy's campaign. she has never held elected office in california. kennedy's supporters have launched the we the people party to try to get him on the ballot in order though to be successful, the party has to get 75,000 people in the state to reregister with that party. a north bay school board president facing a possible recall coming up. why some parents say they want to see new leadership, plus never been on a plane before. >> so this is like something crazy. i've never even been in an air

in the san bernardino mountains outside los angeles, dozens of drivers unexpectedly trapped in the snow. >> you have to take this exit and put chains on. >> reporter: near tahoe, residents bracing for up to 2.5 feet of snowfall and hazardous travel conditions. >> we saw chain control signs but weren't expecting this. >> reporter: excitement for a weekend of outdoor easter egg hunts dampened by the soggy weather. >> had to cut some activities. we're trying to offer as much as we can to the community. >> reporter: in just the last three months, californians have endured catastrophic mudslides, flooding, and dramatic rescues from rushing rivers. >> so close. >> reporter: behind it all, rising concerns that california may be entering a new era of severe weather. >> this warming climate has the capability of holding more moisture in the air. when you get that energy moving toward the west coast, it's only to pull more moisture and heavier precipitation to the region. >> reporter: golden state residents hoping this is the last in a seemingly endless string of gray weekends. >> david, where is

vigilancias y advertencias son de tormenta invernal, aunque no lo crea, allá por riverside y san bernardinoos madera temperaturas en las mismas condiciones, al igual que fresno en los 75. así que para mañana condiciones agradables. el frío por la noche se va a sentir nuevamente, pero estamos ya a punto de recibir la primavera y vamos a enseñarle esta imagen satelital espectacular que nos indica qué es lo que está sucediendo con las famosas popis. es decir, esas flores que nacen en la zona sur de california y no solo en el sur, también a lo largo del valle central, en las zonas de montaña, el florecimiento que tiene california después de estas lluvias intensas es impresionante como se logra ver inclusive desde imágenes satelitales gracias a earth nasa observatory que nos brinda precisamente esas imágenes. estas son las temperaturas. atención fresno el próximo fin de semana posibilidades de algunas lluvias antes lunes y martes en los 80 sacramento 76 75 grados a partir del lunes. san francisco se mantiene fresco mañana 64 seco hasta el próximo viernes y sábado. hay más detalles por la noche r

reporter: a family drama is happening here, atop this pine tree towering over big bear lake in the san bernardinoed an eagle eye to spot it. a solar-powered 24-hour live web cam gives a global audience a view of jackie and shadow, inside their nest, three eggs, a rarity for bald eagles and a first for jackie. >> we watch for the first dent or crack in the eggshell. >> reporter: more than a month through blizzards and predators, these two birds have sat vigil. >> they have an egg tooth on the top of the beak that they use to push against the shell and finally break a hole in it. they start pushing when they don't have enough air inside. >> reporter: sandy is a bird watcher who first eyed the eagles from the ground when jackie was just a chick. >> you see the whole nest is what you are seeing. >> reporter: that's huge. >> it is. it's 5 1/2 feet across and 6 feet deep. >> reporter: she helps run a conservation group which first installed a camera in 2015. is there anything she has done different this time with the eggs? >> this time, they are both being very much more careful about sitting on the eg

the family drama taking place in the san bernardino national forest , east of los angeles. does he know we are watching? it is thanks to a solar powered 24 hour live web camera. the global audience can keep a close eye view of shadow, jackie and their three eggs thanks to the conservation group, friends of big bear valley. the group 1st install the camera in 2015. ever since viewers got to enjoy watching jackie and shadow squabbling over whose turn it was to keep the eggs warm. jackie usually wins. with shadow in charge of providing the food. >> this year she made it to 62 hours straight on the eggs without a break. as long as there is any bad weather at all, jackie will not get off the eggs. >> jackie, good mom. >>> a live look at the nest, the three eggs could take about a week to hatch. we will be watching. >>> coming up at 9:00, "the drew barrymore show". excuse me, 9:30. today robin wright joins a show and for more local headlines including whether joan is on our streaming service cbs news bay area. what do i see in peter dixon? i see my husband... the father of our gi

the animals were taken to several rescue organizations throughout monterey and san bernardino counties. well, if you're looking to adopt up at the bay area, animal shelter, a bay area, animal shelter needs your help. san francisco, animal care and control is once again reporting at their shelter is at full capacity in a social media post are asking people to delays are entering their dog until monday. they say a lot of the dogs they already have our because of legal matters so they can have people adopt them. they say that out overcrowding is a big problem all over the country. not just something that's being experienced hand here in the bay area. so adopt don't shop. don't forget that. we're springing forward this weekend. so you're going to lose an hour of sleep tonight when the clocks jump forward. and now we're at 2 o'clock in the morning. for years. there have been several failed attempts in california to make daylight saving time permanent because the federal law restrictions. now california lawmakers are proposing making standard time permanent, which bypasses the need for feder

that tornado warning for northwestern san bernardino county until 6:45 tonight.nity for more thunderstorms will be ongoing in the sunday forecast as well. >> are there chasers around here? storm chasers around here. >> there is a lot of folks down there in the monterrey bay. and that region will be watching closely to see if there is anything visual other than what the radar is seeing, the radar rotation there. >> all right. rob, thank you. >>> okay. up next, a special report from our investigative unit digging into the child sex abuse scandal. stay with us to watch "the reckoning" next. >> thanks for staying with us. we're back at 11:00. dan mcnevin: the priest is god on earth. i was a devout kid. >> the priest is god on earth. i was a devout kid. i was an altar boy, and it was being an altar boy thatxp

the bald eagle nest in san bernardino mountains. tens of thousands of people have been tuning in every day on livestream. the eagle is sitting on three eggs that were laid weeks ago. could start hatching at any moment. the nonprofit that owns the cameras is looking for any cracks or holes in the eggshell, which is signs the checks are trying to break out. it will be a longer process. hatching could take up to several days. we will keep you updated. >>> a new study is revealing major strides towards a new treatment for ovarian cancer. the treatment is called nuclear medicine. marcus washington is here to tell us more. >> a new study shows a promising way to treat ovarian cancer with less impact to the rest of the body. scientist at cornell university and sloan-kettering institute use nuclear medicine to target metastatic ovarian cancer in mice by attaching radiation to specific molecules. treatment was targeted specifically to cancer cells. at the end of the trial, 83% of mice were still alive. compared to 30% not receiving the nucle

the nest is located in a pine in the san bernardino mountains, east of los angeles. to many as jackie and shadow, have three eggs that were laid in late january by the bald can actually give you a live look at the nest right now. this webcam, provided by friends of big bear valley, the nest is about five feet across and five feet deep, according to the nonprofit friends of bigúbearúvalley. jackie sat on their eggs for more than two and a half days when the region. >> well,úit was a long day for steph the warriors. joe fonzi has that story coming up next in sports and coming up sptonight on the 10:00 news, a blizzard warning extended for parts of northern california. >> and we're going to take a closer look at the latest conditions and also hear from people who plan all that fresh powder "overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's h

solamente el color que vemos rosado son las montañas del sur de california en riverside, san bernardinorían recibiendo todavía nieve por ese sistema que se encuentra allá en arizona. estas son las temperaturas a lo largo de esta noche en la madrugada, san francisco 49 grados, al igual que san josé modesto en los 45. fresno 47 grados. pero vemos napa cómo se mantienen los 43. sin duda alguna, una noche fría. mañana es día precisamente de san patricio. todo mundo se viste de verde, así que. pues mucha suerte a usted. las temperaturas agradables 74 75 grados en promedio, especialmente sacramento loda y stockton. saludos. por allá en merced también las temperaturas en los 74 mayormente despejado. estas son las próximas horas. vemos como el sistema del sur de california se va, pero va a seguir por la noche llegando este sistema que sigue trayendo condiciones frescas, especialmente en horas de la madrugada. vayamos a ver entonces qué es lo que sucede con los satélites, porque, por cierto, el próximo martes llega ya la primavera y comienza a verse desde los satélites el florecimiento que hay e

we're having legalize on these eagles here in the big bear valley in the san bernardino there. it's there sitting on top of yeah, we counted eggs and there's concern that those eggs are to going to hatch because surpassed the time they normally would hatch. >> but shadow and jackie been taking turns are still taking very tender care of those aches for u.s.. authorities are watching this. see experts say miracles can happen, that it's possible they might hatch. but right now, as they call it unlikely to do so. so we extend our best, which to the parents. we do it. thanks to friends of big bear valley for this live footage of them. anyone can go ahead and click in and watch it all day long. for some, it's pretty it's therapeutic watch. gayle, so much snow up there in big bear. yeah, you can. you see the snowflakes that we've been watching that camera. >> but we don't have to do in any snow for as in the bay area. we have sunshine, but there's a winter storm warning heading to big bear. so just keep that in mind. if that's part of your weekend travels and take a look at all these

así amanece las montañas en san bernardino, en el sur de california.temperatura que va en aumento a partir de la primavera. esto para fresno en sacramento. algunas lluvias a partir del viernes sábado y domingo, lluvias, lluvias primaverales para san francisco también así que condiciones más placenteras, por lo menos en la llegada de la primavera. hay más detalles. por la noche regresamos con más ansiosos porque llega esa prima. guillermo. gracias por tu informe y este fin de semana fíjese que se realizó en san josé la celebración del año nuevo mexica. esto en el parque emma, nuestro jefe de camarógrafos, miguel cano, estuvo allí en la inauguración del evento y preparó el siguiente reportaje. vea. hay skygate hay dentro de la tradición de la danza, siempre venía acompañado con la música, que es nuestra conexión al viento. el creador, dador de la vida, pues es el año nuevo mexica, se celebra y da la bienvenida de la primavera. traiga una oportunidad para depurarnos espiritualmente de nuestros actos y empezar de. nuevo día uy, uy, uy. entonces se celebra,

this video capturing the swirling storm closing in on the coast and heavy snow is slamming the san bernardino mountains in southern california causing low visibility and stranding drivers. let's get right to brittany bell from new york station wabc tracking it all. brittany, time this out for us. >> reporter: parts of california will see heavy rain and snow for the rest of the weekend. the latest alerts. a flood watch continues for southern california, also winter alerts stretching from california all the way to the rockies. look at arizona, the entire state under a wind advisory. gusts over 40 miles per hour are possible. so still pretty messy on easter sunday out west but nicer the farther east you go. spots like oklahoma city and nashville, highs around 80 and mainly dry but the severe threat moves east on monday. numerous severe storms possible stretching from texas all the way to indiana. they could produce damaging winds, very large hail and tornadoes. mary. >> okay, brittany, thank you. >>> we move on to the urgent salvage and recovery efforts in baltimore. these massive cranes are bei

you can see problems with the unhoused in san bernardino county it's neck and neck. whether they want this thing or not. i found that orange county is a no la county is very much yes. and then we'll come up to the bay area and focus in on what people here have been saying and marin county overwhelmingly, yes, you head over to a salon. sonoma county again, 57% are saying yes, with about half the vote counted, solano county and napa county is where it is closest in the bay area. you see about 53%. yes. and napa. same solano county in contra costa county. 58%. yes. 42 know with about half the vote counted, still working day count votes in alameda county. they only of 21% of the vote counted, but easy yes, vote there we go to san mateo county. they want it. santa clara county, they want it. and san francisco, look at the numbers here. 71 percent the most i've seen out of any county in the state. and if you have been to san francisco, you can see why there are extreme with mental health with the drug abuse and with the un. how so no one can the still too close to call? re

couple of bald eagles who have made their nest in a tree overlooking big bear lake high in the san bernardino, the holocaust era film the zone of interest may make history by being the first uk production to win academy awards at the oscars. the film has five 0scar nominations in total and was directed byjonathan glazer and has become one of the most talked about films at the awards. they had a screening at the former concentration camp auschwitz to launch the polish premier of the film. it was attended by our reporter. the oscar—nominated british film the zone of interest has become one of the most talked about movies of recent times. it has the feel of experimental cinema, an anthropological study of a man responsible for mass extermination, the commandant of auschwitz concentration camp. it examines him, his family and their daily routines. the dialogue is in german. british film—makerjonathan glazer has been nominated for awards since he unveiled the film, now it is a big contender in the oscars race, with five nominations. so, this is auschwitz, it is unsettling. i have come to auschwitz

are a pair of bald eagles who have made their nest in a tree overlooking big bear lake, in the san bernardinoked, hoping to see the chicks emerge this week. have a look at these live pictures. it's a bit different. it's snowing and there's jackie sitting on her eggs. nature lovers are hooked on these pictures. they are watching them in their droves because they hope to see the chicks emerges sometime this week. now wouldn't that be egg—cellent! i can't believe i had to read out that line! puns away here on bbc news. —— puns ahoy. —— ahoy. suggesting both the conservatives in labour and are engaged in what it calls a conspiracy of silence about public spending after the election. the institute for physical study says the budget doesn't tackle the long—term economic challenges the country is facing. it also warned despite the 2p cut, average households are still likely to be worse off. year than they were five years ago. our economics editor faisal islam reports. right. ladies and gentlemen, this is what you've been waiting for, rishi sunak, the prime minister. the day after the budget and both

let's bring in former san bernardino sheriff's deputy and former fbi special agent nicole parker.nk you for coming on. i want to play specifically for megan because you were a law-enforcement officer who nearly lost her life by a criminal. this woke defense attorney you just saw, nicole you probably saw this too, saying what's the big deal, a cop was killed, i mean they killed seven other people. play it again and then i will get your response. >> in the same breath we want to highlight and point out an officer was killed the other day, which is a rare occurrence across the united states but let alone in new york. new york police officers of killed at least seven people this year. >> trace: the theme seems to be if you kill a police officer, meh, but if you kill a criminal, maybe it should be a one for one trade. it's astounding for someone to say nine yet they say it. >> this one hits too close to home for me. i was nearly murdered by a criminal who had no regard for my life, did not matter that i was a parent. jonathan diller's life mattered and his widow and trotter sitting at

let's bring in former san bernardino sheriff's deputy and former education department press secretary in. this is great stuff. in oakland, we just talked about this, in oakland they have literally shut down all the taco bells, you can't go inside, it's just drive-through. in and out the same thing, other restaurant shutting down because every time they open the doors people get robbed. here are some locals in oakland that said this. watch. >> they just pull up out of nowhere and it's not like it's only the store. they rob everywhere. it's not how it used to be. there's a lot of crime now. >> it's sad it got to the point where they can't allow people inside because they get robbed. >> trace: i mean we are a state you could not eat inside because of covid and now you can't because of crime? this is untenable. what are your thoughts? >> it really is. i hate to say we told you so but we knew defunding the police was never going to work. and then you bring in progressive das that refused to hold criminals accountable and it's a recipe for disaster. i never imagined that you would not be ab

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that's all associated with that area of low pressure that is sitting over the inland empire, san bernardinoe we are seeing thatc pressure gradient, that frictionn and there's for we do have the winds and we have a lake wind advisory in effect for our friday for the greater lake tahoe area with full sunshine all the way through theúweekend, pretty much where they should be for this time of theúyear. our numbers tonight dip into the 40s and 50s. not too cold due to the breezy winds mixing up the atmosphere 51 degrees in redwood shores. rebounding tomorrow to 73. check this out. i'm going with 75 degrees in san jose for your friday. the extended forecast does call for even warmer conditions as we slide into the first day of spring, which is on tuesday. oh, by the way, we have saint patrick's day on will be on your screen. nothing but bright sunshine. >> nice schooler working at chick fil a ceremony center location got spa massive surprise for the company's ceo today. noel huang was gifted a $25,000 scholarship from the company to help him attend business school when he starts college in the fa

saying it is spring, blizzard like conditions have turned roads into massive snow trap in the san bernardinogetting stuck, spinning out or crashing off the road. the rain, snow, and strong wind again today. dramatic video of bystanders rushing to help trapped inside the car following the crash in daytona beach, florida. those good samaritans also helped turn the car back on four wheels and remarkably, no one was serious he heard. busy weekend for both royals and pope's. controls the third and queen camilla attended any stress service in his first major public outing since his cancer diagnosis last month. and pope friend us -- francis conducting easter mass among his own health concerns. some of these might be on your radar. some might not the results can impact every american. the key senate races to watch knack. knack. at bombas, we're obsessed with socks. tees. and underwear. because your basic things should be your best things. one purchased equals one donated. visit bombas.com and get 20% off your first order. ♪ i wanna hold you forever ♪ hey little bear bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm gonna love you fo

reason is so trusted by americans, gained fame back in 2015 in 2016, the mass murder of people in san bernardino 2016 was covered by this resource in sufficient detail, but since 2017 nothing has been heard about it, so after so many years this sleeping agency suddenly woke up in connection with the terrorist attack in moscow. in general, for everyone looks like a typical resource of some special service that supports its existence for highly specialized tasks, while the same american media justified the kiev regime with incredible zeal, although... i don’t think that the ukrainians would launch an attack on such a target , rather, they are targeting oil refineries, radar installations, military installations, this is a clear war crime, they would not do this, despite all the anger they feel towards russia. bring the war home to muscovites, who support putin. i think the ukrainian government would not do this. all these efforts to divert attention were so coordinated that they only served to attract him even more. after all, everyone has long known that if the united states too persistently defl

in the san bernardino mountains outside los angeles, dozens of drivers trapped in the snow. >> you haveput chains on. >> reporter: near tahoe, residents bracing for 2 1/2 feet of snowfall and hazardous travel conditions. >> we saw some train control signs, but we weren't expecting this. >> reporter: expect this for outdoor easter egg hunts. >> we're trying to offer as much as we can to the community. >> reporter: in just three months, californians have endured catastrophic mudslides, flooding, and rescues from rushing rivers. >> so close. >> reporter: behind it all, rising concerns that california may be entering a new era of extreme weather. >> this environment holds more moisture in the air, and it's able to pull heavier precipitation into the region. >> reporter: residents hope thing is the last in a seemingly lasting set of gray weekends. >>> you can hear it, not just see it across the bay. we didn't just get rain and lightning, but also, you hear it, plenty of hail. you can see just how much came down in belmont, and enough water to trig they are small stream on the treat. this is

ryan gainer, was reportedly holding a gardening tool when he was fatally shot by a deputy from san bernardinocounty sheriff's department. officers gad come to his home after receiving reports of a domestic incident. attorney dewitt lacy said -- "there are great questions as to whether it was appropriate to use deadly force against a 15-year-old autistic kid who was having an episode. we need to see the video and the moment of the shooting but it doesn't seem like anyone was in imminent danger of death or great bodily injury." and in sweden, police have forcibly removed climate activist greta thunberg and dozens of other environmental protesters who were blocking the entrance to the swedish parliament for a second day. thunberg spoke at the action. >> right now we are a group of young people who are blocking entrance to the swedish parliament, a protest against the ongoing destruction of our life or systems and people who have been killed as a result of the climate crisis and that needs to come to an end. we have had enough. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, dem

. >>> rounds of powerful winter storms hit the san bernardino mountains. two devoted and beloved eagles hunkered down 35 days keeping the eggs snugged. this is jackie and shadow. they are known around the world thanks to a nest cam set up by the friends of big bear valley. she laid the eggs at the start of february and kept the babies warm as the weather grew worse and worse. this weekend, thousands will tune in to hopefully catch the three babies finally catch from their eggs. >> jackie and shadow are very entertaining. they are very affectionate with each other. i love that they are the models for how to do it right. >> you can keep up with jackie and shadow and the long awaited babies at friends of big valley.org. >>> after the break, caitlin clark closes in on another impressive basketball record. what she says about the final weeks of her college career as she looks to the pros. >>> coming up in sports, tough travel conditions for golden state on friday. they were still road warriors. plus, do you ever have one of those days on the golf course. a cert

. >>> rounds of powerful winter storms hit the san bernardino mountain tires earlier in the year. two devoted eagles hunkered down in their nest for 35 days keeping the three eggs snug. we are talking about jackie and shadow. they are known around the world thanks to a nest cam set up by the friends of big bear valley. she laid the eggs at the start of february and kept the babies warm as the weather grew worse and worse. this weekend, thousands will tune in to hopefully catch the three babies finally hatch from their eggs. >> jackie and shadow are very entertaining. they are very affectionate with each other. i love that they are the models for how to do it right. >> you can keep up with jackie and shadow and the long awaited babies at friends of big bear valley.org. >>> have you ever had one of those days on the golf course? a certain professional did in the third round of the cognizant open. he is one much us. >>> giants wanted more in the off season. blake snell is unsigned but the giants are making moves. multiple reports say the team signed matt chapman to a deal. he will pe

on march 9th, san bernardino sheriff deputies shot and killed 15 year old ryan gainer. he had been acting out that afternoon and a family member called 911. ryan was autistic. body camera video shows ryan charging at a deputy carrying a gardening hoe. those deputies began shooting in oakland sunday. activists held a vigil for him and other victims of police violence. they want one thing police to stop responding to a mental health crisis. >> we're calling for us to decriminalize mental health care, right? we're calling we're calling for us to decriminalize autism, right? because people are neurodivergent. it's not a death sentence. >> ryan's family now have an attorney and will possibly sue the county. >> guess who had to tell my sister that her baby was dead? >> i did his case, especially hits home for tom hall. walnut creek police killed her son, miles, in 2019 while he was experiencing a mental health issue. >> well, you know, it's very similar to miles. miles had a garden tool. miles thought he was, you know, a, he had the staff from god, you know, he was in a menta

think of a more fun way to contract hepatitis than that. [ laughter ] this was the scene up in san bernardinoere they even got some snow. >> i think there's enough snow to do a snow angel, don't you think? >> i mean -- >> right there. >> right in the middle of the road. >> it's probably -- don't try this at home. there she goes. what a trouper. >> jimmy: oh my goodness, oh, wow, who could have -- [ laughter and applause ] i did not see that coming. now she's a real snow angel. [ laughter ] way to, go dave. the weather was no match for the star power we have on the show tonight. the cast of "dune: part two," tip may showme chalat, zendaya, austin butler and florence pugh are here. [ cheers and applause ] oh, what's that? i'm just hearing they canceled. [ audience moaning ] instead i will be joined by u.s. secretary of the interior deb haaland. [ laughter ] and the couple from tiktok who dance to the noise from the washing machine. that's a solid lineup. president biden was at the capitol today to speak at the national prayer breakfast. this is when god and grape nuts come together. the nationa

so trusted by americans, gained fame back in 2015-2016. the murder of people in california's san bernardinoent detail, but nothing has been heard about it since 2017, so many years later this sleeping agency suddenly woke up in connection with the terrorist attack in moscow. in general, by all indications it looks like a typical resource of some special service that supports its existence for highly specialized tasks. at the same time, the same american media. with incredible zeal they justified the kiev regime, although no one had yet brought forward a single accusation against the ukrainian authorities, but they began to justify themselves in advance, one might say, proactively, as if they knew something, i don’t think that the ukrainians would launch an attack on such a target , quicker they are targeting oil refineries, radar installations, military installations, this is a clear war crime, they would not do this despite. for all the anger they feel towards russia and the desire to bring the war home to muscovites who support putin. i think the ukrainian government would not do this. al

it was followed by santa ana san bernardino, and stockton. >> a woman is speaking out about crime inke reporting crimes easy or following up when a crime is committed. ktvu crystal bailey spspoke with the victim, who sas her home wasc broken into just last week. >> it was a typical wednesday afternoon until denise, who lives in east, says her home was burglarized. it just felt very violating, like the you know, it was like, who are these people that just came into my house? >> she says her neighbor called her, telling her someone was climbing through her window. >> so she came home to her bedroom, ransacked and her jewelry missing. >> it was some, you know, old vintage gold jewelry my mother had given me and things my friends had made me. and, you know, the sentimental value is definitely you can't put a price on that. >> she says her neighbors called 911, telling her entered the hod 215 in the this black sedan. >> we couldn't sleep that night. my husband and i, i feel we feel very unsafe, you know, we feel like the police have not come. you know, people called 911. the police never

and i think the san bernardino mountains that i was watching. meanwhile, we've got this. we've got the marine layer kind of hanging out there, ready to roll in tonight. but for the moment, we're just looking at blue skies and sunshine. really lovely out there. some nice 70's in san jose. little more in concord, but still it's pot luck dinner as henri little foggy this morning. we're still getting warm temperatures up to 67 degrees. pretty nice. so above average for sure inland as we go over the next couple of days, we will see that marine layer in the morning, but it really isn't until taking a wednesday. now you start to see that system taking shape here on thursday and then it's going to roll in later in the day on friday. bring us some rain. a little sierra snow coming with one as well. and it will mostly be a friday saturday and maybe a little bit, but bit of sunday, a pattern for us here in the bay area before kind of all wraps up. so spring is about to spring ahead tomorrow. we're going to see this happen. it's at 09:00:06pm. technically. but certainly we've been fe

the san bernardino sheriff deputies responded to previous calls at the house before and alluded to the teens mental health history blurred police bodycam video shows last saturday's deadly shooting of ryan gainer as he approaches an officer holding a gardening tool. cnn's camila bernal has more on what led up to this tragic shooting in southern california warning that some of the images in this report are disturbing to watch get seven seconds >> that's how long has already say they had before shooting a teenager with autism? deputies were called. to 15 year-old ryan gainer's home in apple valley, california on march 9th at assault and battery when the deputies arrived, ryan had what authorities described as a five-foot-long garden tool with a sharp bladed end. and as seen on bodycam video, which was blurred by the sheriff's department meant he appears to be chasing the deputy. >> we pay law enforcement officers to stop threats and to stop violence the deputy hadn't even made it into that house to be able to investigate the claims that are made of assault with somebody injured. >> but t

samuel past us was a pastor in san bernardino county and people believe police believe that he hired hit men to kill his daughter's boyfriend because of his religion and his beliefs. so now he faces charges of solicitation and conspiracy to commit murder, attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. their bail has now been set at 1 million dollars. there was a celebrity turnout at a rally for a california law that bans homes that are close to oil and gas wells. governor newsom along with former governor arnold schwarzenegger and actress jane fonda joined local officials in support of this law senate bill 11. 37 is facing a november ballot initiative that would overturn it. the referendum is supported by the oil industry. but environmental groups are working on a signature drive for a measure on the november ballot, asking to keep the law in place. >> big oil is playing us for fools for decades and decades, buy off politicians of all political stripes. lying to you. elaine science. they knew the facts. they hit it. >> if the measure to keep the law makes the ballot and voters pa

investigation is now underway in southern california after a 15 year-old boy was shot and killed by san bernardino. sheriff's deputies. so here is body camera footage from that incident probably should put out a warning that it might be difficult to watch. the boys family called 9-1-1 on saturday afternoon saying that he was attacking them and damaging their home. and when the first deputy arrived on scene, he says the 15 year-old ryan gainer immediately ran towards him with a 5 foot long belated garden tool. the deputy tried to get away, but the teen allegedly started chasing him. and so the deputies then eventually opened fire. they rushed boy to the hospital where he later died. also developing at least 50 passengers were injured when a plane traveling from australia to new zealand experience, quote, a technical event. it happened this morning and let airline says the boeing 7 87 9 dreamliner suffered a glitch that caused it to suddenly lose altitude. passengers and crew were, quote, thrown onto the roof. the flight landed on time in auckland 12, the injured passengers were taken to the hospita

on march 9th, san bernardino sheriff deputies shot and killed 15 year old ryan gainer. he had been acting out that afternoon, and a family member called 911. ryan was autistic. body camera video shows ryan charging at a deputy carrying a gardening hoe. those deputies began shooting in oakland sunday. activists held a vigil for him and other victims of police violence. they want one thing police to stop responding to a mental health crisis. >> we're calling for us to decriminalize mental health care, right? we're calling we're calling for us to decriminalize autism, right? because people are neurodivergent. it's not a death sentence. ryan's family now have an attorney and will possibly sue the county. >> guess who had to tell my sister that her baby was dead? >> i did his case especially hits home for tom hall. >> walnut creek police killed her son myles in 2019 while he was experiencing a mental health issue. >> well, you know, it's very similar to myles. myles had a garden tool. myles thought he was, you know, a, he had the staff from god. you know he was in a mental h

on march 9th, san bernardino deputies shot and killed ryan gainer. he had been acting out and a family member called 911. body cam video shows ryan with a gardening hoe charging at a deputy. that's when police started shooting yesterday. activists in oakland held a vigil for ryan, calling for us to decriminalize mental health care. >> right. we're calling we're calling for us to decriminalize autism, right. because people are neurodivergent. it's not a death sentence. >> ryan's family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the county. the community here in the bay area is calling for trained mental health professionals to respond to these types of calls, not police officers. >> developing news former president trump is facing a deadline today to post a bond of nearly half $1 billion in his fraud case. and gloria, if he doesn't post it, he's risking having his assets seized. that's right. >> kumasi donald trump is demanding that new york keep its hands off trump tower as the state gears up to potentially seize some of his assets. a new york judge

of low pressure that is just nestled in over southern california, predominantly right over the san bernardinoat pressure gradient between the two, it causes a friction. so therefore that's why we get the windy conditions. if you're heading to the greater lake tahoe area for the weekend, it's time to start making your plans. we do have a lake wind advisory in effect for your friday, but over the weekend, less wind, lots of sunshine and temperatures pretty much where they should be for this time of the year. tonight, 40s and 50s across the board. and tomorrow your daytime highs all the way up to how about 75 degrees in the santa clara valley? your extended forecast does call for great conditions. both days over the weekend are looking good. >> roberta. thank you. well, today is 314 marking the annual celebration of pi day. it is a nationally recognized day that gets math fans excited. pi day is celebrated on march 14th because the first three digits of the mathematical constant pi are 314. in san francisco, an annual celebration took place at the exploratorium, which originally helped to create

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i want to get right to this video of heavy snow in the san bernardino county mountains, and you can seetruggling to drive, even crashing, thanks to over a foot of snow that fell and that threat for snow and heavy rain continuing until wrapping up later this evening. we have multiple winter weather alerts, even a flood watch, and a wind alert, gusts over 35 to 40 miles per hour. today also kicks off a multi-day severe weather event that starts in missouri stretching towards portions of ohio that moves a bit farther to the south and to the east on monday and closer to the mid-atlantic on tuesday. more details about the threats coming up. janai? >> janai: brittany, thank you. >>> now to the easter celebrations with pope francis calling for peace during these turbulent times. abc's britt clennett joins us live from jerusalem where there were scaled down observances there. britt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai. christians here in jerusalem marking what they describe as a solemn easter sunday, the first since the israel/hamas war began six months earlier. just earlier, pope fr