>> now at 3, the pain at the pump continues on how a strike at a local refinery could send gas prices even higher. plus, judge ketanji brown jackson vows to defend the constitution on day one of her historic confirmation hearings. our legal analysts weigh in. and google facing explosive new allegations of racism against its black and brown workers. how a former employee says she was treated when she tried to speak out.

>> now from the area's local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> thanks for joining us here on the kron. 4 news at 3. i'm noelle bellow. we've got several headlines to let you know about this monday afternoon, beginning with the big story out of richmond. if you thought gas prices were high enough already, they're likely going to keep climbing. dozens of chevron refinery workers hit the picket lines today and their demands for more money could end up costing you nearly 500 employees are demanding more pay and better contracts. dozens partaking in a strike that started early this morning. chevron is responding saying they are paying their workers as much as they can. amid the disagreement, though drivers are now caught in the middle already taking a huge hit at the pump. some are now saying they've reached their breaking point with these prices and they're starting to look at alternatives for travel. >> well, i decide to do that.

one is guys. prices started going up. i was on a quarter filled up my take. it was $70. i was like, no, i can't be another car. know to go back and forth to work and i'm a hero. something. >> the refineries supplies about 13% of the state's jet fuel gas and other oil products. analysts with triple-a say it's too soon to tell just how much prices could go up as a result of operations are halted or there's a slowdown. as a result, the price could spike until operations. >> to the normal conditions and if operations are halted, then for the lake to the strike would determine how long prices could be impacted by the change in operations. in the meantime, the price of crude oil is beginning to fall after skyrocketing following the russian invasion of ukraine. according to triple a >> crude oil costs $105 a barrel now, which is a $20 decline from last week. the war in ukraine has raged on

for nearly one month. now the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelensky wants direct talks with russian president vladimir putin. but he warns if they fail, it could lead to world war 3. kimberly chang brings us the latest. >> shots were fired at a protest in kirstin. video circulating online shows people running. some are injured. eyewitnesses said military fire was directed at >> a shopping mall on the outskirts of kyiv destroyed ukrainian emergency officials say 8 people were killed by shelling sunday. a fire broke out inside russian military claims rockets were being stored at the russia is now committing for general site. a gaze that ukrainian money >> for 3 weeks, 400,000 citizens have been surrounded

without food. what they are light hit. >> as the attacks on their youthful intensified. ukraine's defense minister accused russia of committing an act of genocide. ukrainian officials rejected a russian demand that their forces lay down their arms and raise white flags in exchange for a safe passage out of the besieged port city. he repeated calls for international support of a no fly zone over ukraine. moscow is afraid our army so they are fighting city >> this is a state terrorism. that is why crim in must be stopped. they bumped everything. we don't that anymore. >> but to do build this city from scratch. >> russian shelling led to an ammonia leak at a chemical plant and soon a city. >> in his public address to the president, volodymyr zelensky played the sound of air raid sirens and said this

has become normal and cities across the country. >> that was kimberly chang reporting for us. the united nations says the number of ukrainian refugees is now at more than 10 million. this includes millions who are internally displaced within ukraine. >> and national news today. >> we marked the beginning of judge ketanji brown jackson supreme court confirmation hearing as lawmakers laid out what they're looking for during today's hearing, some democrats highlighted the significance of her nomination saying she is writing a new page in american history despite judge jackson's education and experience texas republican senator ted cruz said today that confirmation hearings are no longer merely about qualifications, but south carolina republican senator lindsey graham promises he and his colleagues will not attack judge jackson's character. >> none of us are going to do that to you. and if any of us does that to you. all, will

break out. >> republicans also touched on their initial thoughts about judge jackson saying she is soft on crime and they want her response to that critique in the coming days. coming up at 3.15, we are going to be joined live by a law professor from uc hastings to discuss today's process and the potential questions judge jackson is going to be facing tomorrow from senators. back here at home. new at 3, an explosive new lawsuit accusing google of systemic racism against its black employees. april curley says she was hired by google back in 2014 to develop an outreach program for historically black colleges and universities. but she claims the position was nothing more than a marketing ploy. she says she was stereotyped as a quote, angry black woman by her superiors. she's also accusing google of directing black employees to lower level jobs, paying them less and refusing to promote

them. currently says in 2020 she and other black and brown recruiters submitted a list of grievances to her manager and she was fired shortly thereafter. google chose to ignore it. ultimately attack. >> what employees brave enough to speak up about who was in bed. it racism that actively harm the black employees 20 daily basis. these women should not have to. >> risk so much for you to live up to your core value. of do no evil. racism is evil. >> the lawsuit is seeking both punitive damages and lost compensation for current and former black a google employees. we reached out to google for comment on this, but we have not yet heard back. turning now to the east bay where there was a remarkable rescue in antioch. a man says he was stuck in a storm drain. >> for nearly 2 days and it took dozens of first responders to get him out

safely. authorities say the man may not have survived if it wasn't for another man who was walking by and heard his cries for help. kron four's sarah stinson has the details. >> ice to 5. >> 15 feet underground. and in a narrow pipe, a man screams for >> for help. and the >> nearly 4 hours after that, 9-1-1 call was made. these are the tense moments. rescuer safely pulled the man out from the ground sunday night in antioch. he was in a >> a pipe. there's about 16 inches in diameter. >> the contra costa fire department quickly arrived at the scene on buchanan road just before 6 at night. fire crews say this was an extremely complex rescue due to a ton of debris blocking the man. even a tractor was

used to better access the pipe used a but firefighters say they train for these dangerous confined space rescues. it took 50 plus people to successfully rescue the man crews used ropes to suspend for first responders underground. rescuers able to get to him in a very small eye. >> they had they found a sizable debris field that was clogging the pipe between them and the victim took to a good bit of time to clear. but with the that they were able to get them out fairly short order, cook displaced it out. he was then slowly put onto a gurney. >> the man rescued didn't seem to have any injuries but was sent to the hospital to get checked out as the man who called 9-1-1 wash rescue crews. he was asked how he felt about saving a person's life. his response was extremely humble. i just he's ok, >> the police came.

>> that was sarah stinson reporting for us. authorities say it's still unclear why the man went into that storm drain in the first place. the fire department is advising people to stay out of drain pipes. as you can see, it is extremely dangerous. all right. time to get you a check of your weather forecast. 3.10, on this monday afternoon. taking a live look out at sfo. nice blue skies out there. it's pretty warm and going to get warmer later this week. cropper meteorologists dave spahr is here. he's got all the details they okay. good afternoon there and well, good afternoon, everybody live shot coming in from half moon bay. lots of blue skies. not a lot of people out now. we did see a few more earlier. we'll probably see a lot more. >> later on this week as those temperatures start when they're climbing act, this the progress thus far. >> current numbers mid 70's off to the far east bay. as you can see, fremont 67 or 69, 70% a 77 up santa rosa and 63 san francisco. give you a comparison for this time. 24

hours ago, some half a dozen degrees ahead. but they're concentrated in those inland spots that we expect the most movement thus far will get more of that across the wider bay as we progress later in this forecast time period. take a look at what goes on into this evening. will be about 66 of the 7 at 10. 58 probably fair to mention a little bit of a breeze is working in there because we're losing that wind a little bit as we start to go into the next couple of days in the high pressure gets in the ideal spot, temperatures climbing into the 80's will get more to that week. day forecast coming up in just a bit. well, thank you, dave. >> coming up here on kron, 4 news at 3. if you haven't logged on to facebook in a while, you might hit a wall. we've got details on the facebook lockout and leaders in the south bay pushing for more affordable housing when and where it's expected to be developed. and coming up right after the break, supreme court nominee judge jackson getting ready for the hot seat as she faces senate hearings this week. our political science

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>> welcome back. it is 3.15, and our top national story this afternoon. the senate judiciary committee has kicked off supreme court confirmation hearings for judge ketanji brown cackson. the first black woman nominated for the nation's highest court during today's hearing. lawmakers from both sides of the aisle laid out what they're looking

for. things are going to intensify tomorrow when she takes her first questions from senators including several of home say they firmly oppose her right now. for more on this, we're going to be joined by professor rory little from the uc hastings college of law. professor little, thank you so much for joining me. i believe you and i spoke right after it was she was named the nominee. so good to have you back to to chat about this. a lot of opening statements focused on the historic aspect of this nomination. and of course, it's really important to note that. but do you think focusing on it too much might hurt the judges chances getting confirmed? >> well, i really want to be clear. i don't think there's any chance judge jackson will not be confirmed. you know, unexpected things can happen. but this is a person whose qualifications and his past record. she's been confirmed 3 times before by the senate. there's really no the only

question is whether they'll be able to raise any kind of concern about her at all. and i don't think focusing on the historic nature of the employment detracts from that. but on the other hand, that is far from the most important of her qualifications. she's been a judge for almost a decade she's, you know, gone to all the best schools and has been a top achiever in those schools. there's really to to to light a fire at about on this one. and the senators who want to oppose here. they're doing it for ideological reasons. they're all going to run for president in a few years and its political and isn't substantive. okay. i know you. i mean, you mentioned her qualifications. she previously worked under justice breyer. how much does that help her chances of getting confirmed and getting those votes? >> well, being a supreme court law clerk helps a lot in terms of recognition of your talents and your experience with that particular court. >> you know, beyond that, it depends by like justice

breyer. you she's not justice breyer. she is briars very much to the right on certain issues. his company's a government supporter, she is more likely to be liberal on some issues and justice breyer. she's obviously younger. she's a woman. she's a former public defender. she's she brings a lot of things to the table that our justice so it doesn't hurt. but it's i don't think it's a big benefit either. okay. what types of questions can we expect to hear? the senators asked tomorrow and in the coming days? >> oh, my gosh. what kind of questions? it's going to be lot of grandstanding. >> they'll be a lot of softballs coming from the democratic side, though, be some critical questions about her sentencing policies as a district court judge or as a member of the sentencing commission yet again, people are really not interested in her if she retains her composure. and today she certainly seemed to have great composure on that stand with

her family and friends supporting her. but all the all the lights of the senate hearing room on her, you know, person you know, but it is if she can maintain composure doesn't step in to any land mines. and i don't think she the questions are going to matter. >> i feel like the last 2, a supreme nominations and this process was a bit dramatic right? there was they were extremely conservative and a lot of the were hard and not necessarily what do you expect to see anything surprise you at all to over the next couple days? you think? >> well, i'd love to be pleasantly surprised by saying senator cruz or senator cotton will come out in her favor, which they should do after she's finished her heard her testimony. we will have a vote probably till friday on this you know, she does not change the ideological makeup of the

court. this is a lot different than substituting a trump appointee for ruth bader ginsburg. this is a much more kind of down the middle one democratic appointee for another with an additional, you know, 30 years of experience experience on what led to that it versus the other and and the senators that have already said they're going to oppose you know, they don't want senator cotton said, oh, i hope you can persuade me to change my vote. i'm sorry. that's disingenuous. he doesn't believe that at all. well, i mean, if she is confirmed, she would likely be serving for decades. she's like you mentioned, just 51 years old. she's pretty young, but has so much experience. >> it will be interesting to what goes on over the next several days i think you for joining us will check in with you again later this week. >> my my pleasure. thank you very much. >> kron 4 is recognizing remarkable women this month. march is women's history month. tomorrow we're going to be highlighting another amazing woman right here on

the 3 o'clock show. we also have a section on our website kron 4 dot com where you can see past winners and nominees and their stories to be sure to look for those. switching gears here. going to talk a little bit about our weather forecast this afternoon. look at the golden gate bridge just one of those picturesque days with the blue skies contracted with the red golden gate ground for meteorologists dave spahr has a look at how high our temps are going to go again high today. >> yeah, good well, and everybody, here's the east bay shoreline as we see a lot of a nice sunshine at work here in blue skies along with the blue beno bus far, we have the middle to upper 70's in the far east bay san jose at about 70 santa rosa. 73 for nevado. 63. meanwhile, for san francisco. so for tonight of those clear skies, i don't think we'll see a lot of fog going on. temperatures resting at about 49 san francisco, very mild. 51 oakland, 50 going on for san jose. remember, that's the starting point for tomorrow morning.

then for lows across the wider real estate. you know, we're still looking at that lower 50's, some upper 40's to be found in some of those inland spots. santa rosa, 48 47 for novato. 47 meanwhile, for livermore tomorrow, it's just a climb. 75 for san francisco. 78 gone for oakland. but you know, santa rosa reaching about 81 and we will see inland some more 80's working here to in the far east bay up to santa rosa. 85 80 for fremont and 81. meanwhile, 4 san jose just jump in real quick into the winds because it kind of tell us into the future we have the onshore winds kind of work a little bit tonight, but offshore is what will be the story a little bit up there around solano county until the high gets placed over in the right spot. once we get that going on as we get into tuesday afternoon, instead of seeing the typical onshore spike that we sometimes see, we're just going to see too much in the way of winds. the high pressure really settles over us and gives us a night nice. a little heat. spike coming up a little bit later on. we'll walk through some of those forecast model runs for you.

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totaling nearly 70,000 meals a year. coming up next at renewed push by leaders in the south bay to build more affordable housing when the new homes would become reality. plus, a violent weekend in oakland following a large sideshow. we've got video and reaction from a city lawmaker. and after the break with gas prices continuing to soar, a new push in sacramento to get california driver's money in their pockets. we've

>> welcome back to stub out to be 3.30, on this monday afternoon. we begin with some covid headlines. the oakland unified school district now making masks optional. when outdoors, students, staff and visitors are still going to be required to mask up inside buildings. they can go to lunch recoss without their masks. district stakeholders are working to determine when the indoor mask policy could be dropped. they say they want to wait until at least april 15th to make that decision after spring break. in the meantime, the district is providing at-home test kits for all students and staff by the last week of march so that kids and students can test themselves when they come back from spring break. city of san francisco's following the state's lead in no longer requiring proof of vaccination or a negative covid test for indoor mega events. those are events of 1000 people or more like a concert or warriors game. in fact, the chase center has already announced

on april first proof of covid-19 vaccination or negative test result will no longer be required for fans to enter the arena. the world health organization says the ba 2 variant of covid-19 is now the dominant strain. local doctors say it's not to the dominant strain in the united states just yet or the bay area for that matter. ucsf infectious disease expert doctor peter chin. hong believes there will be a surge of that ba 2 variant, but it won't bring people's lives to a halt. he says that's because it's not causing severe illness. and there are treatments and of course, vaccines. but he says to always have your mask ready in case things get worse. >> europe gets it first and then we get it after a few weeks. it's probably going to affect people who have you gotten omicron because re infection. it's but it's less likely. >> santa clara county public health officer doctor sara cody says they're already tracking the ba 2 variant in

their waste water. however, it's not driving up. case numbers like omicron dead. >> happening now, apple has resolved a widespread outage that affected several of its services users first began reporting issues with services like apple music maps. i cloud and even i message around 9.30, this morning. >> there are also reports of issues with online store and apple dot com. apple kept a running list of all the services that were affected on its website. the company's now indicating though all of the issues have since been resolved. it's actually still not clear, though, what caused those initial outages. there's a renewed push now by leaders in the south bay to build more affordable housing, the mayors of santa clara and morgan hill came together with santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez today to unveil their newest proposal. our kron on's charles clifford kron four's charles clifford, excuse me, has the details. >> across the bay area, there is a real lack of affordable

housing here in santa clara county, voters approved back in 2016, which a lot of 950 million dollars to try to address the problem. now we're learning there is a plan to build hundreds of homes in 3 different cities, including at this empty lot here in santa clara under the proposed plan, 73 apartment homes would be built in morgan hill. 171 in san jose in 2 different locations and 80 homes would be built in santa clara. the goal here is to provide affordable housing for veterans, seniors, farm workers, people who are recently homeless and families who meet the minimum income requirement at monday's press conference, the mayor of morgan hill says a lot of these folks are people who are essential workers who helped everyone else during the pandemic. and this is their opportunity to help them in an area. >> where housing is scarce and housing is unaffordable. we owe it to those families to provide the american dream. >> now the santa clara county board of supervisors is set to vote on this proposal on

tuesday. if it passes construction on these new homes could begin by later this summer. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> in the east bay, 2 people are dead and 2 others injured after a weekend of violence in oakland. police say 2 deadly shootings happened saturday night. one of those shootings happened after a sideshow. we're up to 600 cars were involved. it blocked roads and clogged the intersection of 42nd avenue. at highway 8.80, when police arrived, they found a shooting victim. he was taken to a hospital where he later died at another unrelated seen on 18th avenue. oakland police say they found a man who was killed in a shooting there. one city council member wants the shooters to be held accountable. >> i know we're dealing with people who are in pain hurting and because they don't value their own lives, they are putting others lives in danger and that's frankly not acceptable. we have to continue investing in ways off

holding the line, keeping folks accountable. >> the victims have not been identified in an effort to crack down on sideshows. police are being proactive about impounding cars and the city is making design changes to its streets to try and deter those sideshows. also in the east bay, a viewer sent us this video of a sideshow that happened over the weekend in fremont. this is from friday. the worst as this was at the intersection of alvarado and falcon people were shooting off illegal fireworks and flares at the side show. and as you can see in that video there climbing on light poles and hopping fences. police showed up and were able to break up at least 100 cars that were involved. fremont police have not released any details about arrests or citations. they may have made. and world news over 100 people are dead following a plane crash in china. the airline china eastern's says 132 people were on board. the boeing 7.37. on its way to a southern city when contact was

lost. video appears to show the plane in a nosedive. chinese officials say the jet went down in a mountainous region and then sparked a forest fire. new video from the area shows what looks to be a crater and debris just kind of strewn about. hundreds of rescuers have been dispatched to that site. no reports of any survivors, but that has not yet been confirmed. back here at home. time to talk a little bit about our forecast is a live look outside from our mount tam cam in moraine county looking absolutely beautiful today. come from meteorologist dave spahr is in the weather center with more details. hey, dave. >> and well, and we also see the shot coming in from the east bay shoreline as blue skies working their magic temperatures thus far at 77 for antioch. this is the pocket. what we tennessee, the numbers really start moving even at this late hour. 77 santa rosa, 70 for san jose. but along the east bay shoreline, little bit more reserve still in the 60's for tonight's lows, only about 49

going on for san francisco. settle. what about 50 for oakland in san jose? so we temperatures to see them. klein. we got them all into the 80's over the east bay hills, lower 80's at that. even see hayward coming in about 83 81 san jose. 85 up to santa rosa. and 75 for san francisco. one of the drivers will be that will that will be that high pressure once an anchor's. we're still getting some of the flow pattern from it. as you can see from solano county. they're a little bit late tonight and early tomorrow. then the winds really start to subside as we get into tuesday afternoon and wednesday as well. that's temporary because there's a system dropping south when we get to thursday. that will correct up our temperatures to mostly clear mild breeze tonight, mild with upper 40's near about 50 then tuesday, wednesday, springtime heat spike. if you want to call it that 80's for inland near about 80 for the peninsula and then for thursday, the weekend breezy, that's the front interrupting things on thursday. temperatures drop saturday might have some cloud cover to deal with. but it's sunday monday, tuesday. we

want to look for for an opportunity of looking for weekend rain and perhaps some showers getting into early next week of the models are still not in total agreement, but it's looking like we might get a chance of something. well. >> all right, dave, thank you for that. california. lawmakers want to give money back to taxpayers as costs for goods and gas continues to go up. more proposals are surfacing to help out struggling californians. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. state lawmakers want to give you money, but they're poised for a big debate on how with now, for proposals for them to consider the latest added to the list. one by california legislative leaders, senate pro tem toni atkins and assembly speaker anthony rendon's. they propose direct payments of $200 for every taxpayer making less than $125,000. a year $400 for couples making under $250,000 a year and $200 for every dependent. they know the family of 5 would get $1000 this just days after a group of democrats in the assembly

proposed sending $400 to all california taxpayers. we hear you and we see you. >> we see the pain you're feeling at the pump. how inflation is affecting you every day. when you do your grocery shopping in feed your family on the other side of the aisle, republicans continue to call for a 6 month gas tax holiday. but because the bill has yet to have its first hearing, the group plans to force another legislative vote on it thursday. that's a lever that we can pull right now that will provide immediate, meaningful relief to every person has to fill up the gas tank is eva. meanwhile, governor gavin newsome agrees with getting money back into the hands of californians. he's expected to release his own rebate proposal sometime this week in sacramento. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> coming up here at 3.45, people want the mayor of antioch to resign after he was arrested over the weekend. we've got details on what he was caught doing plus after the break, check your pantry. pancake mix is facing a recall after potentially dangerous object was found inside some of the packages.

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video of a tesla flying through a neighborhood street down in southern california. >> as a wild stunt goes viral, police are searching for the daredevil who smashed into 2 cars and put other lives in danger. courtney friel has that wild story. >> it looked like something out of a movie. this black tesla flying through the air and crash landing except there were no stunt coordinators along baxter street in echo park and no one to pay for the damage left in its wake. >> we just heard like a huge, big noise, like kind of like earthquake or like a tree fell off or something fell off. so we like. >> it was really scary. neighbors along one of the steepest city streets in america are not thrilled. the steep incline keeps attracting reckless drivers to then post their dangerous stunts on social media. like these clips, spectators put online of the incident which have now gone viral should never been done. i don't know if they're thinking about. >> get got somebody killed. they could pass in the house and life's going to change. >> the lapd is offering $1000

reward for information leading to an arrest of the hit and run driver who witnesses say took off in another tesla after crashing. they're in contact with this man whose joking on tiktok that it was him. but he took a pot gummy beforehand and even showed a ktla tweet saying he's now wanted by police. jordan hook is not laughing. his subaru was rear ended by the tesla and it won't drive. now his livelihood depends on it. what would you say? the driver of that tesla? >> in a comeback. let's talk like the stunt. he obviously did it. you're getting a lot of attention. you're getting a lot of clout like claim it. you know, they ran off as soon as they crashed it. in the meantime, neighbors have taken their cars off the street, which was turned one way a few years ago to try and deter situations like this where they're going to come back and copycats again, trying to do it again. it might be worse. >> i just don't understand why you would do that with a car. that was courtney friel reporting for us this afternoon. police are reminding drivers fleeing from a crash can turn a misdemeanor

traffic citation in 2 criminal charges. back here at home in the east bay, the mayor of antioch, apologizing after being arrested for a dui. the incident happened early saturday morning in pleasant hill later that afternoon, mayor lamar thorpe released a video on facebook saying he takes full responsibility. >> mayors of the greatest honors of my life and i'm sorry. have been very soon anyway. you have my full commitment that will grow and learn from this moment. >> thorpe was elected mayor in november of 2020, at least to a city council members say they appreciate the mayor's response and his honesty. however, one council members calling for thorpe to resign. a city spokesperson declined to comment on the mayor's arrest. a developing story here after passing in the senate unanimously last week, legislation to make daylight saving time permanent. it may have hit a snag leaders on both sides of the aisle have

made clear they're not in a rush to act on this legislation with some citing the focus on the crisis unfolding in ukraine. a few members of the house have started to call for more research into the post measure before signing on to the push. one congresswoman says though she's got mixed reactions from her constituents over the idea under the newly passed proposal, daylight saving time would be made permanent. it would start in november of next year, but some people are worried it would keep a lot of cities in the dark until about 08:00am for a few months out of the year. so they're really trying to wait on this one. all right. let's talk about our forecasting a live look outside on this first monday of spring. we've got blue skies, everything looking really nice crunch for meteorologists. dave spahr is standing by. dave, earlier we were talking a little bit about allergies and i said you didn't bring your allergy meds today, but a lot of people say they're flaring they will. and as temperatures climb, we'll see any real relief for that or certainly rain would help. maybe this weekend.

>> mid to upper 70's as we got going on in the east bay. for now. same kind of deal up in the north bay with lots of 70's already. >> even the south bay, we have 70 for san jose. but 68 freeman, 63 for san francisco. blue skies behind us as we take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza temperature check. one only the 66 by 7 by 10. 59. and that's the heavy lifting for the big temperature drop because we will fall too much more than that should probably say clear skies at 7 tonight the winds will be around a little bit in some spots all the way through maybe arounu noon tomorrow before they subside with the settlement of our high pressure system. clear skies for the east bay shoreline and off towards the distance tonight. now ultimate lows. 49 san francisco, 40 to 51 rather oakland, san jose at about 50 tomorrow. 75 san francisco with 81. meanwhile, san jose oakland comes in at 78 now. let's get over to longer range forecast deal. we have course the warming the next couple of days to interrupt that. excuse me. interrupt. that will have a front dropping south on

thursday. that will bring us some scattered clouds. but more importantly, some cooler temperatures. we're looking at some rain for the weekend. latter portion of on it early next week. but it looks like there's a favoritism down to the south. we'll see as we get a little closer. this is already all the way out to monday. so it's pushed off till sunday monday, maybe a lingering on tuesday potentially to. but the next system eclipse eclipses us towards the north. so a couple days of nice warming gets us into the 80's. there's the front, the corrects us on thursday. we'll stay in the 70's. not bad for this time of year, though. still scattered clouds for saturday. but sunday is that chance to get some rain here? noel, thanks, dave. >> it is time now to check in with newsnation. see what they're working on for tonight. >> tonight on dan abrams live on news nation. most of the cable news networks gushing over judge ketanji brown jackson and historic pick for the supreme court. but some on the left will be defending her role as a lawyer representing bad guys when they've tried to keep others off the bench based on their representation of clients. now, here's ashley

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oakland restaurant week is underway more than 90 local businesses are participating this year from michelin star restaurants to food trucks, diners. we'll be able to find special offers and news on all types of cuisine across the city. according to visit oakland, most neighborhoods across oakland have restaurants participating this year. the tourism group says it's a good way to help the city's business owners bounce back from the pandemic. >> it's kind of perfect that we're kicking off restaurant week at the beginning of spring because it is a new beginning. this is an opportunity to come back and support all those. not only restaurants but performance spaces and hotels that really

didn't have an opportunity showcase open. now we're open for fully open and we want to encourage everyone to come. >> breweries and wineries are involved this year to oakland restaurant week kicked off over the weekend. it is going to be running through next sunday. the 27th. it's a motivation. monday here on covered his at 3 and a new study says meditation can help you reach life goals. so let me just say here for second. okay. >> okay. researchers in poland found that mindful meditation can be good when dealing with crises and self-doubt more than 100 participants were asked to list some of their ambitions and what they did when they felt like quitting one group meditated the other group read magazines for 15 minutes. the study found that people who meditated actually delta better with their stressful situations compared to those who didn't so turn off the tv, give yourself a little bit of quiet time. well, the news does not end here. our coverage does

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