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loved soccer and we know that they loved, you know, their families and the community. >> stories surfacing out of a tragedy. this morning, we learn more about the workers who died in the baltimore bridge collapse as we await the data from the ship's black box recording system. i see our community and students hurting and people that i really admire in our administrators and teachers and staff at the schools. really pleaing for help. >> parents concerned about safety at santa rosa city schools want the ouster of the school board president. the question about more officers on campus and a community getting active for answers. my upbringing taught me the importance of community, commitment, and working together for the greater good. >> making the case. meet the new top cop in oakland and hear his belief in restoring safety in the east bay through community. and opening day is finally here. will new additions by the giants during the off-season knock it out of the park? the giants and the a's, just hours away from the start of their seasons. good morning, everybody. i'm reed cowan. i

love starting a thursday with other things starting up in the world. >> oh, yeah. like baseball happening today. will you go to baseball game? with us this year? let's do it right. >> all about the concessions. >> ooh. good concessions. garlic fries. delicious. that crab sandwich. okay. it's happening. i'm gianna franco and yeah, little excited about baseball. so ready for it to get here. a live look outside on this thursday morning. just a couple more days before the weekend but look hat this gorgeous view as we like to say the jewel box and we got to tie it in because lots of diamonds twinkling there with some diamonds you can see a lot of action today with baseball getting under way paul. we're excited about that. >> i didn't hear a word after you said crab sandwich. somehow the brain went to lobster roll and thinking about half-moon bay. it's funny how the brain works when hungry. baseball today, good baseball weather today. we get the a's' game in tonight. after today, that second storm is going to make it kind of a challenge to do outdoor things including

baseball. little league or professional coming up on friday or saturday. so let's enjoy the relative dry on the radar that we have right now because we will have it today. let's zoom into the north bay where there are a few light showers out there that will be showers from time to time also a decent amount of sunshine today. this is the north bay in and around cloverdale and santa rosa we're seeing a few showers out there. nothing too heavy. nothing like what we saw last night. where ben lomond, you got more than an inch of rain in the mountains to the south of san jose and kentfield almost an inch of rain for you and berkeley half an inch of rain and pacifica about a third of an inch. one fifth of an inch for san francisco and everybody got rain. but far more in the north bay and in the mountains than anywhere else. let's take a look at what we have going on with our temperatures outside right now. with the cloud cover, it's a little bit milder than the past couple of mornings and it's 52 in san francisco. it is in the mid 40s in petaluma and santa rosa. novato, you are checking in at low 50s. oakland,

currently 53. vallejo 49 degrees and concord your current temperature 50. the out the door temperature in half-moon bay is 50 degrees. fremont, 55 and livermore 50. and it's currently 51 degrees in san jose. cloudy this morning. partly sunny skies this afternoon. round number two of the rain coming up tomorrow and we'll talk more about that coming up. let's see how the roads are doing top of the hour. here's gianna. good morning. it's a busy start to our thursday morning commute unfortunately we're dealing with a pretty serious crash along 101 out of san jose this morning. and it was reported as a fatal crash. someone died in this accident. sadly. north 101 from santa clara street to oakland road, three lanes are completely shut down until further notice. we're seeing speeds dipping down to about 5 miles per hour and now it's been out there for a little while now. the crash was first reported just about 3:30 this morning. they're hoping to have all lanes opened up within the next couple of minutes. and hopefully that will ease traffic up as you head through there and in the meantime we're tracking delays on 280 northbound but that's a good alternate for now. as well as 87 if you want to use guadalupe

parkway that runs parallel to 101 out of san jose. reed? all right, gianna. thank you. we've got developing news out of baltimore this morning in the wake of the deadly bridge collapse. the bodies of two men pulled from the water by dive teams. those teams out there risking their own lives in cold waters of mangled metal. they're looking for four others still missing and this morning presumed dead. as their families wait for word, wendy gillette reports on the work of investigators trying to figure out why, why would this cargo ship lose power and then suddenly drift and destroy? >> reporter: new traffic video from the maryland department of transportation shows the massive cargo ship approaching the francis scott key bridge moments before it crashed into the span. the national transportation safety board also released video of what's left. sections of the bridge bent and crumpled around the front of the ship. >> our mission is to determine why something happened, how it happened, and to prevent it from reoccurring. again, to save lives. >> reporter: the ntsb says there were 21 crew and two

pilots on board the ship when it rammed into the bridge. it was transporting 56 containers of hazardous materials, and according to the ntsb, some of those containers were breached. authorities say they have seen a sheen on the water, indicating chemical leaks. officials have started identifying the six victims, all construction workers. 40-year-old miguel luna had three children and was originally from el salvador. 34-year-old maynor suazo sandoval had two kids and was from honduras. >> we know that they were hard workers and we know that they loved soccer and we know that they loved, you know, their families and the community. >> reporter: all wreckage from the crash must be cleared before the port of baltimore can reopen to ships. the navy is bringing in barges equipped with cranes to help. logistics experts say it's possible prices could rise if the global supply chain is disrupted. >> so let's pick up on that and talk about the other impact

of shipping. the port of baltimore sees more vehicle imports and exports than any other port in the united states. you see those ports and the boats there off the water right there behind me. and here's the reality. a closed port means people are without jobs there this morning. so as to the shipments cargo ships are now having to move to other ports all along the eastern seaboard. many, many updates yet to come on this tragedy. for the latest updates on this story, stay with us on air and online at kpix.com and of course streaming on our cbs news bay area app. time now for a look at the morning's other top stories. the quiet beach town of pacifica was shaken up by a deadly police shooting. officers shot and killed a mother accused of shooting her adult son. police say the woman was driving away from the apartment complex on francisco boulevard when they arrived yesterday morning and officers were forced to fire when she pointed a gun at them. >> we're so sorry. i'm -- but a loss of life is always a horrible thing. and we're sorry that it -- whatever it was came to that.

>> is in stable condition at a hospital. the district attorney's office is investigating. it is my honor to introduce you, our new top police officer, chief floyd mitchell. [ applause ] >> there he is. floyd mitchell is new police chief in oakland and yesterday he was officially introduced to the people. he'll be tasked with protecting. oakland has now had a half a dozen people filling that role in just four years. mitchell was a former chief in lubbock and temple, texas. and he got his first chance to explain how he will tackle the job here. >> my approach is high visibility, responsible, proactive policing that is procedurally just and data-driven and grounded in evidence-based strategies that addressed our most difficult issues. >> mitchell says the first order of business will be getting to know the people in the department and in the community. shawn? live in oakland. >> reporter: gianna, good morning. we're here outside of

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officially here again and taking a live look at both the bay area ball barks. it's opening day for the a's and the giants. but we'll have to wait for one of those team's home openers until next week. the giants are on the road today in san diego. logan webb is up against the padres' ace yu darvish. an exciting season for san francisco. the giants made some great new additions during the off-season. hopefully the a's bounce back a bit more this year for their potentially final season here at the coliseum. newly acquired lefty alex wood up against cleveland guardians' number one starter shane bieber. oakland will begin their season here at home first pitch at the coliseum just after 7:00. but unfortunately, a's' fans might not really be thinking about how well the team is going food this year. reed. they have bigger issues like the potential move to las vegas. >> kind of hurts right? still a lot of questions circulating that move so we're looking at that. we're also looking at

this. renderings of the a's' new ballpark planned for las vegas right off the strip. but the question is this this morning. who's going to pay for the full bill to make this happen? nevada leaders green lit up to $380 million in public money to fund a portion of the stadium construction and that didn't make a lot of people in las vegas happy about it. in fact, the nevada teachers' union is taking that whole thing to court. saying stadium money should be instead spent on improving education. still, though, with the renderings and all the money moves it looks like the fix is in. the a's are hiring a company, in fact, to oversee ticket and suite sales already. and the planned new stadium is planned to be built where the old tropicana now stands and they have a demolition date for the drop. finish date for the new stadium looks to be in time for th 2028 season. but also another big question. until 2028 where will the a's play? we've been digging around on that. the lease with the coliseum endives this season. the team we understand has met with top bosses toic tend the lease but so far no deal out of that as well. we can tell you

another meeting on that note happens next week. we'll be watching. what happens? we're also hearing that sacramento and salt lake city are in serious contention as temporary homes and lots of details to work out. but if there's any silver lining, it's that oakland has reportedly also been in talks with major league baseball about bringing expansion team to town in return for giving the a's that lease extension. lots of things happening, gianna. >> yeah, and the whole move situation, reed, just really doesn't sit well with some fans knowing it could be the final year here. they are planning to send the a's a message after today's home opener during today's home opener by boycotting the game. >> yeah, our intent is not to go to any games whatsoever. i know, john fisher doesn't deserve our money. the a's' organization, the front office; doesn't deserve the love. >> fans will be packing the parking lot with a massive tailgate but they won't actually be going inside the coliseum for the game. parking

will be closed two hours before. but it will open up at some point. first pitch is before first pitch there but oakland vice mayor is asking oakland to open the lot earlier. in order to avoid traffic safety issues she's hoping people stay safe. also a concert tonight at the oakland arena. we reached out to the a's for cent but yet to hear back. according to sports reporting website sb nation, the team once again has blocked all replies on x. now this after a string of negative comments about them. the 80s if you remember did something similar. this was back in december when the blockade ended after a few weeks. we reached out to the a's again for comment on this as well. and have yet to hear back. and since we haven't blocked our replies on any of the social media can'ts, nope. we wanted to ask you the fans how do you feel? the you support the

boycott against the home opener? a simple yes or no answer was will we were looking for and 80.4% say yes. overwhelmingly people support the boycott against the a's for the home opener and smaller pentage 19% say no. well, coming up in our 7:00 a.m. show on pix+ 44 cable 12, we're going to break open the a's' move conversation even more in our "people are talking" segment. but reed, there are a lot of fans who still love the team and have love for the team they grew -- supported since they've been growing up. >> a lovely heartbeat over there in the east bay. and it continues. you could say the community in love for the a's still blooms. shawn chitnis live this morning outside the oakland coliseum waiting for the sunlight. you have got a story, shawn, that we love. it's about a superfan whose love is downright rosy you could say. >> reporter: hey reed and gianna, good morning. yeah, he calls it town love. so while we are here in the parking lot where we know some of the drama is going to unfold with that boycott, we do want to

introduce you to this one fan who is remaining positive and if you just spent a few minutes with him, that energy is infectious and you may now just have a little bit of faith about the a's' future here. if wearing a suit and tie shows people you're serious about what you do, then todd schwenk wants fellow fans to know he's a pro when it comes to cheering on the oakland athletics. >> sometimes people forget the ushers are the hosts to our baseball party. >> reporter: and that means celebrating everyone who makes the game possible at the oakland coliseum. >> it's the little things in life that mean a lot. and we're so proud of our oakland a's' yellow and green. and right here, we get both our yellow and green. >> reporter: since the pandemic, todd has given out roses to the ushers at the first and last day the a's play at home. >> every time i hand out a flower, it's a -- blooming memory for life. and i really,

really enjoy how, shall i say? what goodness comes back to me tenfold in the -- in the name of a flower gift. >> reporter: he's been a fan for decades, following the team as a child all the way back to the '70s when he lived in pennsylvania and saw them win the world series three years in a row. the a's haven't given fans seasons like that in quite some time. and the support they've shown toward the team isn't the same either. >> i've spent my whole life living in the now. cause we can't control the future. and we can't redo the past. what we can do now is cherish the moment. >> reporter: but todd remains optimistic the a's aren't leaving oakland yet. no matter the team's record at the end of the year and where the team plays, he wants this opening day to start with the sweet smell of something satisfying and offer another bright beginning to a new season of baseball. >> there's too much good times to still be had for the kids, for the elder folks such as myself, and every age group in-between.

>> reporter: and so todd is going to give out eight dozen roses tonight at the home opener. he says if you receive a rose from him you can say schwenk you very much. there's a trend now and at other games for other teams people are also giving out roses. back to you. >> all right thank you so much. we're waiting for the sun to come up. and we will wait to see what happens out there in the parking lot as well. >> hopefully there will be some fans out there and whether they're in the parking lot or maybe actually go inside and watch the game they're going to have to pay attention to the weather because it's a little unsettled. hi paul. it is unsettled weather and even today the break between storms will still have some scattered showers out there. i don't think it's going to be so much rain that we would even have a rain delay. but we will have clouds out there in oakland for the guardians and a's. a's' home opener and hopefully several more home openers in oakland. we'll see but we're playing tonight and 56 degrees at 6:00 for pre-game. 8:00, will be about

the 2, 3rd inning at 54. jacket, yes. umbrella, you can't bring the umbrella into the stadium but not going to get rained on. we should be rain-free there. we'll be rain-free in san diego coming up the next two days. but we may have an issue getting baseball games in for the giants. traveling on saturday and sunday, it is going to be very soggy. working down there in southern california. it's been super wet since late january. and that trend continues in march. saturday and sunday, might be rainouts for the giants. please watch out for that. we're going to be talking about that rainfall moving in for us tomorrow. how much rain did we get last night? well, we can use our awesome maps and walk around and talk about how much rain fell. we'll start in los gatos which received 0.019 of rainfall. slightly more than mineta airport in san jose. pretty uniform rainfall totals and we don't often see this but with the weak system coming through, exactly what we have. about 0.2 of rain or slightly less in redwood city. half-moon bay. a little bit less than

that exactly 0.2 of rain in san francisco. oakland, a little bit less. concord a little bit less. and then the north bay, novato slightly more. the highest rainfall total from the bay area airports is napa. the airport there. we're looking at about 0.4 ofrainfall. that's what fell. you can or triple the numbers with the next storm coming in because it's going to be bigger and wetter. here's what we have on the radar. scattered showers out there you see just little dots of green like two, three minute shower as they move in from the ocean and otherwise pretty dry and a few of the showers move into the coast range south of you in pacifica and half-moon bay. not that much going on. decent amount of sunshine this morning in santa rosa and we'll go a bit cloudier this afternoon. not a banner day for warmth. mid to upper 60s, that's it temperature-wise. tomorrow, not just rain. it's going to be windy. higher elevations wind gusts of 45 miles per hour or stronger. so please watch out for that. not only wet tomorrow, it is going to be

windy tomorrow. here's the second storm. the first one is now spinning off the british columbia coastline. this one is tapping into more moisture and so we're going to get higher rainfall rates. it's also going to stick around for two days so you put the two things together, it's going to be a much wetter storm. really not that much rain last night. far more coming up on friday and saturday. but i think you will like the timing for the weekend it's going to get out of here quicker. throughout the day today, some clouds and some showers. not that wet. certainly playing the baseball game in oakland today. watch the clouds thicken overnight tonight. and then as we head toward tomorrow morning, here it comes and you can see more robust color profile there. the oranges, steady rainfall. red, down toward the santa cruz mountains. that's going to be some good rainfall rates of likely a quarter inch of rain or more. when you add everything up, some of the totals getting pretty impressive in the north bay. places like walnut creek and san francisco, about an inch of rainfall. 2, 3 inches of rain in portions of snow that county and lake county and so the potential is there for some

minor flooding on friday and saturday as this next storm, storm number two moves through. let's take a look at the extended forecast. because the good news is once that storm leaves saturday night, sunday now looks dry. so one day over the ex tended holiday weekend looks dry. scattered showers today. friday and saturday, wet and windy and even isolated thunderstorm. and now looks dry for easter sunday. and then the pattern changes. it's sunday, it's monday, it's tuesday, it's wednesday all looking dry with temperatures in the mid- to upper 60s. so we're going to get rid of the rain soon. but we have one more storm to go. that's your forecast. and let's see how the roads are doing. update on the traffic accident in the south bay this morning. it was a traffic alert but just checked in with chp all lanes now open. however north 101 just as you approach oakland road. now with the lanes being opened up that will be helpful. but still pretty slow and going to take some time for traffic to recover. there's still some activity there off to the right hand

side of the roadway. so as you commute there, you are going to likely see some brake lights and well beyond that 280/680 connector and you can see it's pretty far back there. stays sluggish all the way through where that crash is. and again, lot of spectator slowing a few brake lights on the southbound side of 101 as well. so you can stick with 280 or you can always use 87 as an alternate right now travel times, not too bad. if you are taking that northbound 101 ride hellyer to sfo. just about an hour. so fairly quiet. looks like highway 4 is getting busy and of course we've got the brake lights for commuters heading in and out of the altamont pass. westbound 80 towards the bay bridge, not too bad. but once you get to the point near the toll plaza it's pretty slow heading into the city. reed? all right, thank you so much. 6:24 right now. did losing the powerball again make you feel downright powerless? the big drawing has you back

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are awaiting the sunrise right now and taking a live look at one of the beautiful vistas here in the bay area. always nice to see what we offer up to the world. and welcome bruce springsteen to the bay area. the boss coming to town to make us rock & roll. and paul, let's bring you on in. when we start baseball season, we have to have the boss in town. are you a big fan of springsteen? >> i'm not -- like 100% all the chips aren't in. but he's got some great music. >> i hear you. same. >> and man, it's baseball season. it's time to talk about the boys of summer and that season goes all the way until what? november. the world series. so -- that tells that is we're kind of turning a corner and typically that's when our rain chances really begin to drop. late march, early april. won't feel that way for the next couple of days but i think you are going to feel a lot more spring-like coming up next week. here's how we are beginning our thursday. 40s, but partly cloudy skies in santa rosa and petaluma. it's 52 still kind of cloudy in novato and vallejo

good morning to you. 49. oakland currently 53 degrees and 52 in antioch and it's 50 in half-moon bay and redwood city 54 and san jose currently 51. the cool spot los gatos at 42 degrees excuse me. let's talk about what we have on the radar because it's not completely dry. if you are out yesterday evening 8:00, 9:00 you were likely getting rained on and 8:00 or 9:00 this morning, few scattered showers and mixed in with the sunshine and we're seeing the most numerous showers moving into the sonoma and marin coastline. just petering and fizzling out in the 101 corridor around santa rosa. today the official sunrise time in san francisco is exactly 7:00. as we move forward into spring, april 17th, it becomes 6:30. and sunrise is 6:00 in mid-may. specifically may the 14th. so here we go with temperatures today in concord, good dose of sunshine and minimal chance of a shower. not that warm. but

we'll have partly sunny skies and a high right around 60 degrees. it's going to be soggy tomorrow. like for some of you really soggy and quite windy and talk about that second storm coming up. let's talk some traffic with gianna right now. good morning. >> good morning. let's talk about that troublesome drive we have this morning out of san jose. here's the positive. that lane -- lanes are now open and this is north 101 near oakland road near santa clara there. santa clara street if you are headed northbound towards 880, things are looking slightly better. still a bit of a backup but at least the speeds improving. we were down to about 5 miles per hour and now sticking around 12 miles per hour. 35 miles per hour in some areas. that's the speeds that we're seeing clocking in through there. this was because of a deadly crash and an investigation for several hours and lanes are now open but still recovering. reed? gianna, we continue to follow developments in the wake of the deadly baltimore bridge collapse. divers braving icy waters have pulled the bodies of two two died when a ship caused the bridge to fall. they're out again in the

waters. the walter really filled with mangled metal especially underwater there and the search continues despite the dangerous conditions for four more construction workers missing and this morning thought to be dead. new this morning, worry about chemical leaks into the river where the crash happened. the national transportation safety board says that ship carried dozens of containers of potentially hazardous materials and when it went down and you see the collision with the ship right there, some of those containers were breached. so they're really worried about chemical leaks this morning. also new this morning, investigators are going to listen to the tapes recovered from the ship's on board recording system or black box. they're trying to study why this happened so it never happens again. listen. >> our mission is to determine why something happened, how it happened, and to prevent it from reoccurring. again, to save lives. >> there's another impact. the port of baltimore closed this morning and that means thousands of jobs are on pause. keep in mind, that port sees more vehicle imports and exports than any other in the

united states. so those ships out there in the water just hovering now being rerouted but global supply chains are now seeing interruption in their scheduleddeliveries and shipments. until that bridge wreckage is cleared. so as we await word on the four workers still missing and the investigation happening in realtime, stay with us on air and online at kpix.com and also streaming on our cbs news bay area app. a local recall effort is in the works in the north bay parents in the santa rosa school district want to boot school board president omar medina. they say medina is not making safety enough of a priority. just last march, a 16-year-old boy died in a stabbing at montgomery high school. so parents and a group called safe campus alliance want school resource officers on campus every day. medina opposes that. here's parent stephanie taylor pushing back. >> being a resource that we can offer immediately because the city and particularly the police department is willing to

work and modify the program. >> medina supporters say having the officers on campus can cause trouble for students of color. we tried to talk to medina but his only reply at the meeting was this. i'm busy running a board meeting. you know, the statewide level, a new attempt to recall governor gavin newsom is now getting the green light from the california secretary of state. here's we go again. secretary weber giving the go ahead for those of you who want newsom out to collect signatures. recall backers, they have a really steep climb here. they have to get 1.3 million signatures just to get the question of ousting newsom on the ballot. the group rescue california says newsom has mishandled the homelessness issue as well as problems with rising crime in our state. newsom stayed in office by the way after another failed recall effort three years ago. gianna? right now 6:36. as you get out the door, the opening weekend of march madness was pretty fun. but get ready for more thrilling games. the start of the sweet 16, that's today. plus -- ♪ ♪

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morning and time for your money watch report. you are going to need the crack open a nest egg for easter. so the national retail federation says americans, you are expected to shell out a total of $22.4 billion. that equals about 180 dollars per person this easter. so this group surveys most poll lays to get a sense of what you are spending on. for easter, they found you are paying top dollar for candy and food and also gifts and clothing and decorations. many are spending on keeping the fun at home this year as well. >> we do see that over half of households with children are planning an easter egg hunt at home this year. that goes up to almost 60% if you have a child under 10. >> so get this. reporting this morning experts say a spike in bird flu causing a jump in the price of eggs. maybe you are seeing that at the grocery store. the average cost of a dozen eggs hitting just under $3 in february almost 50 cents more than january.

all right, it's game time and now taking a live look at the coliseum in oracle park. baseball is officially back opening day is finally here. the giants and a's will start their seasons today but only one of them will be at home. first pitch is just after 7:00 tonight for a's and guardians at the coliseum. wood will take the mound for oakland against cleveland's ace shane bieber. the giants are in san diego at petco. first pitch at 1:10. webb get the giants' season going against darvish on the mound. and of course to break it all down and so much more, we are now joined by 95.7 "the game" host mark willard. and his dog, sleeping there on his little dog bed. [ laughter ] >> yes. that's -- that's penny. she says good morning as well. i think she has the same march madness bracket i do. so she looks a little depressed flight. >> oh, we're going to talk about that coming up. >> i know you are. [ laughter ] ahead for a second.

>> i saw the bracket mark. let's get baseball out of the way first and start off with the giants and really did make some great moves in the off-season. so i think fans are getting a little bit excited but and that nl west division is a tough one with the diamond backs and the dodgers and even the padres are showing some life right now. how do you think the giants are going to stack up? >> yeah. well, it's going to be really interesting. the diamondbacks got even stronger within the last 48 hours they added a last big free agent out there in jordan montgomery. the dodgers have got maybe the best roster that anybody's ever seen. but it's also baseball. and therefore, i'm not giving the division to the dodgers yet. you have to go do it and see what the journey is. the health is. all of that. i kind of look of it as the dodgers as the clear favorite for sure but the other three teams you mentioned. the diamondbacks and padres and giants with the additions the giants have made is really kind of even steven group. come down to health and

how the guys perform but i think giants' fans can feel today this is the start of a real playoff possibility. >> exciting because i think we've been waiting for that for a minute. mark. for sure. okay. let's talk about the other team on the other side of the bay. it's really been a difficult time for a's' fans obviously. with the potential of them moving. this could be the last year at the coliseum. the team is also turning fans offer again and blocking the replays on x on social media. so really, should fans be supporting the team and they've got this boycott potentially happening at the home opener tonight? >> yeah. i mean, i would never tell a fan sort of how to fan. you know. i mean, if they want to boycott it, i get it. and if you are just -- you are going to still go to the game. go to the game and have a good time. this story has had so many twists and turns already and seemingly still will. so you know, i would just suggest keep up the fight because you don't know how this is going to go. the a's have made themselves

such a laughingstock. i think they are in vegas as well as they are in oakland. and sacramento and salt lake city and everything else that's been brought up. so keep up the fight. cause you just never know the way this is going to go. this is so different than when the giants almost moved years ago and the famous brandon crawford picture but there are days it felt like they were gone and then of course they were not. be my only suggestion toize a's fans. >> do they support the boycott? the results were -- you know, i don't know if they were very surprising. 80% said yes. they support the boycott. a much smaller percentage about 19% said no. and everyone is talking about this mark. actually going to talk more in depth when we head to the other channel, pix+ 44 cable 12 at 7:00. for "people are talking" to debate that even more. so let's switch gears and talk a little bit about basketball. the warriors showing a little life talking about the dubs in

the playoff race. the warriors right now are in tenth in the western conference. will they make the playoffs. >> they're just unlikely. the playoffs meaning you have to get out of the play in tournament. right now they look firmly entrenched in tenth if they can even hold on to toe that. the rockets are behind them and have won ten games in a row which is shocking. the warriors have to continue to hold them off. but if so and they get that at the point spot. you have to win a road game in l. a. and to nights later win another road game probably in sacramento or dallas. that's really hard to do. these are really good teams and even if they do that, then they would earn the eighth seed and probably get a chance to go play a seven game series against the champs. in the denver nuggets. so -- they got a little life and might get that tenth seed. but it's going to be a long shot to do anything beyond that. >> yeah. doesn't seem like a very easy path but i'm excited

we're there right? excited we're at least at this point. >> go fighting. >> the bracket. the sweet 16 gets under way today in the ncaa tournament for the men. mark. how are you doing? it's not so great. right now we're going to explain your picks here and let's get a look at them right now. boy, first of all, felt us what you did. >> there was no explaining my picks. you can't explain my picks. first of all, i had kentucky but yay me i didn't have them in the final game like my final game is still together. but everybody's final game is still together because all the ones and twos all made it to the sweet 16. listen, i have seen worse brackets and i know that's not a great motto. i have seen worse. but i have. but yeah. like -- i really like the way illinois is playing. tennessee is going to have a heck of a fight if they continue on you know. the two steams i don't have in here that people are talking about are purdue and also uconn. and the big boys have looked really good so far. so we should have some really big time toe to toe match-ups

coming up. >> it's really kind of fun. i'm a huge fan and i love sports but really love beating guys who know sports really, really well. so you are doing all right. you are actually -- just ahead of our reed. our very own reed cowan. who's at 74. mark, you are at 78. so you know, you are beating one of sports guys too. matt lively. >> first of all, take that reed. [ laughter ] then also -- yeah, no, i -- you know, i want to fall on the sword a little bit so the nonsports people feel like they know something because the secret is we don't know either. we're just -- [ laughter ] >> i'm in good company to be by you. mark. >> yes. you are. reed was in first -- >> welcome to the loser party, reed. [ laughter ] >> and reed was in first for like a minute. so -- it's been interesting. mark, always a pleasure. hey, don't figure you can listen to mark with dan dibley on 95.7 the game today at 2:00. >> what's the dog's name. >> penny. bye penny. >> penny says bye.

>> all right. well, american and british researchers want to match dogs with their new owners. potentially. with an assist from artificial intelligence. making repredictions about the personality types of the animals. based on behavioral attributes rather than the specific breed or gender. so here's how it works. computer scientists are using records of more than 70,000 dogs to develop an algorithm that puts canines into five groups. this could help. for example, in finding the best dogs to sniff out drugs or guide the blind. >> if we have an idea about the dog personality, in advance, we can select the right dog for the right job. >> each of the dogs in the research project fall into one of these categories. okay. excitable, hyper, attached, anxious, fearful, aloof, predatory, reactive, and assertive and calm and aggressive. lots of options there. >> i say penny is calm. >> oh my gosh. my dogs would never be chilling in the

background like that. if they heard me talking. we're here. we're here, just like that. >> keeping you on your toes. let's talk about the weather and checking in on the sierra if you are planning on going up to tahoe. look at that. interstate 80. remember that "forrest gump" line when he is like sideways right? this is sideways snow everybody. bay area travelers if you want to go this weekend you are going to be greeted by this and slick driving conditions. be slow like this. winter storm warning is in effect for areas above 5,000 feet. paul has been watching that closely. and paul, you have family and roots here in the bay area and you work down in l. a. right now but a lot of people will be going up to tahoe this weekend. >> it's spring break for schools and parents and may have the week off next week. next week looks great. today, tonight, tomorrow, or saturday, it's going to be rough traveling. we're getting a break today but even a break between weather systems when all that moisture banks up

against the beautiful sierra, that usually still means some scattered snow showers and we're seeing that this morning. heavy snow is likely on friday. heavy snow and wind friday and saturday. and then things calm down. starting on sunday and next week will be great for skiing. it's going to be awesome weather for skiing and let's zoom out and bring things back over to the bay area. not completely dry. you can look offshore here and very quickly see a few dots of green. some light showers will move in especially to our coastal koalation that is kind of fizzle out once they move inland but the shower chances still there. it's not just going to be rain starting tomorrow. it's going to be windy as well. the coast range, down towards santa cruz county. monterey county, and then our inland mountains in and around fremont and livermore and mount diablo, could see wind gusts of 45 miles per hour or stronger in those spots. so we do have a wind advisory in effect there. those were for the hills and let's talk about the cities. places like san francisco oakland and santa rosa, likely 30 or 40-mile-per-hour wind gusts tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening but you can see the color code here.

everywhere in orange tomorrow evening is going to be at a minimum breezy. clearly notice the rain and also going to notice the wind. storm number one is what you got last night. on average quarter to half inch of rainfall. not a ton. that's moving out in the wake of that. kind of like when a boat goes by and you are caught in the wake for a little bit. australia little bumpy. it's bumpy in the atmosphere right now. scattered showers out there. that moves out today. storm number two is two things that it's different than storm number one. it's bigger and slower it's going to take two days to get out of here, we're going to look at futurecast here and show you a day today with some scattered showers mainly this morning but plenty of breaks not only in the rain plenty of breaks in the clouds and what will be a partly sunny afternoon. clouds thicken overnight tonight right around this time tomorrow at the beginning of the morning commute when the rain returns. we will see that rain overspread all of northern california. and it's going to be pretty intense. we didn't see yellows or oranges or reds on the radar from the last storm. we will, for this one.

especially along the coast. and rainfall totals even in the east bay and south bay, will likely exceed half an inch to an inch of rainfall. we're looking at about an inch in and around san jose. more than that for the santa cruz mountains. and where we could see some localized flooding from this and temperatures are going to be down over the next few days wet and also windy. their storm is returning tomorrow and moving in for friday and saturday. in good news is, it's out of here in time for sunday and high temperatures today in-between weather systems, petaluma, 58 degrees. novato, 59. san francisco, 59. oakland, 60. concord your high today with partly sunny skies 62. and antioch redwood city and livermore low 60s and low to mid-60s for san jose. it will be a pretty pleasant day outside this afternoon. once again, between weather systems the storm moves back in coming up on friday. here's your extended forecast. next week looks wonderful. monday,

tuesday and wednesday look at all the rain you get tomorrow and saturday. the one change, the one day that's changed when i brought to this you yesterday, is sunday. easter sunday now looks dry. we're getting two days of rain but the storm should be gone by saturday night. that is your forecast. now a look at the roads with gianna. good to hear ha sunday might be okay if you want to get out and about and probably have light traffic conditions anyway on the weekend. and it is spring break for a lot of folks. so we're seeing some lighter travel conditions as well on the freeways. i'm starting off with a map just sort of giving you overview because we've really been focusing on this ride out of san jose which finally some much better news to report. we're seeing the speeds traveling through there clocking in pretty well. 40 miles per hour in some spots and 32 miles per hour in some spots and i'm talking about that ride northbound 101 as you head near oakland road. near 880. we are seeing that backup beyond that 280 and 680 connector because of an earlier crash but travel times are improving down to about 54 minutes. this is just an overview and obviously once you get in the car you will have the more specific travel times

but doing all right for the most part out there for the thursday morning commute. we mentioned it before but the first weekend of the ncaa tournament showed what makes march madness so fun. big upsets and finishes and incredible performances. and there have been a few. >> i can see. >> now you can see the -- glasses on. >> now get ready for a lot more with this sweet 16 getting under way today in the men's tournament. of course, we're watching what tara vanderveer's superstars do tomorrow.. getting ready you know some of the biggest names in their young college basketball careers are right now. this is the time in the season and you can watch the games right here on kpix today. tip-off for clemson and arizona is just after 4:00. and then later at about 6:40, you can catch alabama and north carolina. >> i'll be ready for it. and let's take a look at where our brackets stand here at kpix. we're having a lot of fun with this this time around. max and sara, in first place with a score of 102. i'm at 84. in

the middling range there. reed, you are a little bit further down at 74. but we just spoke with mark willard from 95.7 the game and at least you are beating him. >> i'm tied with matt lively. but it hurts paul to bring new here. we know your bracket is not busted. >> i'm disappointed that darren and paul come on weather team. >> i know. >> i think the bottom two. >> you are participating down in los angeles. >> a similar thing in los angeles and my bracket looks great after the first weekend. but here's a problem. there's three weekends in the tournament. and a lot of brackets that look really good right now will look really bad by saturday and sunday. who do i have? uconn and arizona and on the other side i have houston and creighton. all still in. yay. but if houston or arizona lose tonight or tomorrow night then it's all over. so i think -- you know, you can be in -- reed, you can be in 22nd place right now if you are two teams make it through the weekend. >> i can get behind that.

>> moving up pretty quickly. >> i need you as the therapist. you are telling me things are going to be all right. >> i tell my boys that. your final fours still there? yeah. is your champion still there? you are good. >> you have a little bit of life in that instance. >> figure out in whole life then. >> just do this. therapy with paul. >> he is in first. you are in first place down in l. a.. >> for now. >> wow. good for you. it's a lot of fun and i love playing marchedness. you okay with it reed? careful. right now 6:55. the boss is

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♪ bruce springsteen and the e street band are at chase center tonight for the first of two rescheduled shows. there's another show at chase on sunday. and to celebrate the arrival of the boss and this new street sign, look at that was unveiled along warriors way yesterday. it's going to stay up throughout the weekend. a lot of fun and you know, i like bruce and i don't know if he's in heavy rotation on the play list but he has some really great -- i love that song. >> gets you amped for like a crowd anthem right. >> watch the netflix documentary the greatest night in music and talks of the making of we are the world. the scene where he gets scared. and

the great bruce springsteen is scared of the mic. banal is back. but for many a's fans e know it's a tough time as your team faces a final season at the coliseum. now we understand some of you are being blocked on social media. what the what, what? we'll discuss that when you change the channel in our "people are talking" segment. pix+ 44 cable 12. and sweet 16 today we're going to bring a lot of exciting games and the ♪ hey there, welcome to "cbs mornings." hello to our viewers on the west coast on this thursday, march 28th. i'm tony dokoupil. >> i'm vlad duthiers. >> i'm jericka duncan. >> gayle and nate are off but you're in good hands. let's go to today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. investigators reveal new details about the baltimore bridge collapse as we learn more about