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stress, sun exposure illness and hormonal changes will trigger the sores but most will go away withouttment. you can reduce symptoms with over the counter relievers and avoiding acidic food and juices. >>> we're monitoring breaking developments out of nepal. more powerful quakes hit the nation this morning. we'll have more on the new death toll and hear more from people from our area who happen to be there trying to help victim. >>> recent lack of rain is worrying local formersarmers. see why it's starting to cause problems. it's a money maker. i mean, i just feel like our children are paying the price for these high stakes tests and their teachers are stressed out about it. so, teachers aren't benefiting. they're not getting information from these tests that are helpful for teaching. kids aren't benefiting because they don't even know what they got right or wrong. they just know that they feel really bad about it. parents aren't benefitting because i don't get any more information about my child. so the only people that could possibly be benefitting from this are corporations who are

adding to the stress is living in tents like these, coping with hot weather sun days and rain on thethers. they are close to hospitals like these in the capitol. those in remote areas are even more vulnerable. the focus is to get medical help for them. >> concentrating on making facilities available in the district and even near the centers where a woman can have the service and making advice available in those tents 24 by 7. >> reporter: the next step will be to provide the long-term care premature babies feed. for them the aftereffects of the earthquake may last a lifetime. fez jamil, al jazeera, kathmandu. >> the russian president says the peace deal disagreed in minsk to stop the fighting in eastern ukraine is moving forward. vladimir putin has welcomed german's chancellor angela merkel. there were deep divisions for russia's support for rebels and western sanctions have been imposed on russia. >> it's not a secret that the relations between russia and germany today are going through a bad period because of the differences in assessment of the events in ukraine. there is every re

shoreline we have mid-50s across san jose 53 degrees again we have a mix of sun shine in store for today but a slight chance for stress shower 9:00 it looks like most of the clouds and parts of the north bay and looking at the lunch hour a stray chance across san jose keep that in mind we are not completely out of the woods yet for some rain chances but i think it will be straight and very minimal into the afternoon we have clearing skies overnight tonight is should be a nice night but it will be on the cool side coming up a 445 will be talking more about a week and forecasts if you see any more rain a quick check of traffic this morning traffic looking was about. >>michelle apon: it looks pretty good of your continuing westbound into downtown san francisco quick check of the san mateo bridge traffic in the westbound direction and not seeing any delays traffic moving smoothly over 92. a quick check of the golden gate bridge traffic heading south about looks pretty good with could see the potential for some fog moving and for the morning our traffic is good moving quietly all cool and quiet start to some clouds across

stresses facing baltimore as the curfew is lifted tonight at 10:00. you may have seen the image of an 18-year-old on the front page of the baltimore sun. he was caught throwing a traffic cone into the windshield of a police cruiser on monday night. after that happened and after that photograph was published in the paper, his parents encouraged him to turn himself into police. he did just that but now he's facing a 5 $00,000 bond. many other rioters were set fleeflee free. and then the police officers face charges as well. watching closely to see what happens on the streets of moim baltimore as the curfew has been lifted. that does not mean the national guard has been ordered to retreat and be taken off guard. we'll be watching closely to see what happens tonight. >> we're waiting for not just the news conference from the mayor but also from larry hogan now attending a service. expect those two news conferences at this hour. >> meanwhile, one of new york's finest is recovering from surgery after being shot in the head. brian moore and his partner approached the suspect in queens in an unmarked police vehicle. after a short conversation

has more sun exposure and more algae blooms and therein lies the cause of why your water may taste more funky than usual. east bay m.u.d. did this in march and got 1,000 complaints but it stresses it is treating all the water and it is safe for drinking. the water agency here acknowledging this isn't ideal but it's much better than the alternative. perhaps banning outdoor water use or not having enough water next year. live in oakland, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >>> i loved christina's reaction from last week when you said, great, okay, maybe sure when i take a shower it doesn't end up spelling like fish. that can be a problem. >> you would have to have an excuse, i was just at the fish market. >> shopping. i don't know why i have this smell. >> 5:47. i really hope that's not the case. if you are in that situation, our hearts go out to you. we sympathize with you. we will not judge. as we get outdoors today, temperatures look good. we're in the 50s to start. 54 degrees in the tri-valley. 52 in san francisco. temperatures look good this afternoon as well. 73 degrees in the north bay. 61 degrees on the way to san francisco. hey, good morning to you, tri-valley. check o

stressing. >> on a lighter note do any of you guys have kids? no kid. so for the the kids though, any message, putting suneen own and heading to the beach and all that kind of stuff an under lining tone the day for what the the real reese on is all about for what they have off school. >> we do get a lot have of letters from the kid when we're overseas. that is wonderful. it goodies to know that the teachers are letting people know the value of service. kids do understand and they get it. it is important for parents to reenforce to their kids that the people who have given the ultimate sacrifice that is why we have the the country we have today. >> well put, gentlemen. thank you for your time and service, really appreciated. alex, back to you in the studio good 8:34. >>> a major milestone for any senior walking across the stage and getting that diploma but one graduate truly unforgettable moment. it was the the surprise on the other side of the stage, just watch... >> what a special moment. that is steven turner's mom, dereplied for past nine months but just made it back in time to see her son graduate. pe

sun went down. there's also something called the power pack. the products will help shift the world from oil and gasly allowing solar to be used at night. it will cost 3,000 to $3,500. he stressedtance of the design of the batteries noting it can be mounted on the wall of the garage or outside of house. tesla will use the factory in nevada to build the batteries. that plan will be able to manufacture half a million of them by 2020. plus they plan to open other factories like it. the press conference was powered by the batteries and without using grid power. >> kate rogers have a great day. >> you too. >> before we go to the headlines here's the top stories. linked in and visa rounding out a lackluster april for investors. greece might compromise while sticking to its antiausterity pledges. a mega money weekend of sports ahead and the kentucky derby that's coming up. that's coming up. >> a little bit of buying here on the first day of may. the dow jones up 140 points in the premarket trade. the nasdaq now up 15 points in premarket. could be a positive open as we kick off the first day of the month. but let's wrap up april and talk about volatility. continued concerns about the s