together -- made them all the hero. >> i walk forward every single day. and every day that i walk forward, i'm walking further away from this situation. >> does it also give you comfort in knowing that the prison that derek alldred is in is no four seasons? >> exactly. >> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. thanks for joining us. right now at 11:00, a couple killed in a snowy plane crash in the sierra. what we're learning about their ties to silicon valley. and a man killed in a crash right across the street from a south bay school. come tomorrow, wages are rising for fast food workers across california. the exception and confusion about which workers will

actually be covered. $20 per hour starting tomorrow. that will be minimum wage for fast food workers across california. >> but there are quite a few exceptions and plenty of confusion about whether certain types of workers will be covered. alyssa goard explains why this is sparking both optimism and concern. >> reporter: according to federal data, the more than 500,000 fast food workers in california make, on average, around $16.60 per hour, but starting monday, restaurants will be required to pay fast food workers at least $20 an hour. >> the issue's been around for long time. but this is one of the first attempts, beyond minimum wage, to raise wages directly. >> reporter: but there are exceptions. this only applies to chains with at least 60 locations nationwide, where customers order and pay for items before

eating and drinking. restaurants that produce and sell bread are exempt but not if the dough is premade elsewhere. restaurants inside a grocery store are exempt, as are restaurants in airports, hotels be event centers, theme parks and more. >> i think there's a great deal of confusion within the restaurant industry on who's covered and who's not. but there's clearly a segment of workers, and it's a large segment in california, that are covered. >> reporter: former employment development director michael burnic thinks it will take some time to dispel the gray areas in the law. >> we could have this positive impact of increasing wages where possible in other non-hospitality fields. >> reporter: last week, this south bay restaurant owner told us he's not sure if he can afford the required wages.

>> as an owner or employer, you have to have coverage to pay them. if you cannot, you have to shut your door, or they're going to lose hours. >> reporter: restaurant chains and employees are left with lots of questions. if you believe you're covered by this law but aren't being paid accordingly, you do have the option to file claim through the state labor commissioner. alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. let's take a live look outside this evening. another weekend of rain across the bay area. on and off. some sunshine, too. things are starting to dry up for the beginning of the workweek, not going to stay that way long. >> the man with the answer is here with more. >> two days. even at this hour, still dodging a few showers. cloudy skies off to the east. and three-day rain totals pretty impressive. most areas south of san

francisco, a half inch to three quarters of an inch. still seeing some showers south of gilroy into hollister. this was the late day line of some thunderstorms on the east side of the diablo range, moving from north to south. but that area of low pressure, scooting through southern california, out towards arizona. behind it tonight, clearing skies. warming temperatures. and we will finally see some 70s in the forecast monday into tuesday. mid-70s in reach tuesday. but two days later, highs drop by 20 degrees. much cooler again by thursday, as the rain and sierra snow make a big comeback. we'll give you the timeline on that, and if we'll see, yeah, more showers for next weekend's forecast. >> say it ain't so, rob. authorities are telling people to ah void highway 1 along the central coast after this happened. a part of the road collapsed. it happened yesterday as the rain was moving through the area. the collapse is near rocky creek

bridge, about 17 miles south of monterey. it is unclear right now when that highway's going to be repaired. cal trans says the highway is closed. chp will escort residents who can show proof of residency into the area. california state parks have temporarily closed all of the parks in big sur for day use and camping because of that closure. officials say that anyone who had a camping reservation will receive a full refund. we're learning more about a couple killed in a truckee plane crash. >> the couple were identified as leon and naomi patrushka. the single-engine plane was trying to land at the truckee-tahoe airport when it crashed onto union pacific tracks near neighborhood.

one neighbor said the crash was so intense it caused their house to shake. >> i could hear this big thud. i knew it went down. and i immediately, i almost thought it could have landed back here. it seemed that close, you know. >> it's unclear why it crashed. it took off from colorado yesterday. the ntsb is on scene investigating tonight. a deadly crash has left a pedestrian dead on saratoga avenue near 280, near the harker school. they say the victim is a man, and saratoga avenue closed in both directions while first responders investigated and cleared that scene. not clear what led up to the crash. it appears the driver stayed and cooperated with police. tonight a business owner in oakland is picking up the pieces after her boutique was broken into this morning. thousands of dollars in

merchandise taken, all caught on camera. it comes as a solidarity rally was held downtown. >> reporter: taylor's shop was broken into this morning. they were on their way to church this easter sunday when they received a message. >> so we just rushed right here. and we came in, and we saw the glass. >> reporter: this is video from the store's security cameras. >> and they took our p.o.s. system, a full rack of clothes. they even used our own suitcases for when we travel with popups. they took those, two. >> reporter: now there's 20,000 worth of items missing. >> even the community, they're afraid for their safety. >> reporter: they've been having meetings with businesses and customers. >> we want people to hear us, that we matter.

we don't have to keep closing our businesses because of the crime. >> this is not about the politicians or to point fingers. >> reporter: small businesses and community members gathered for a solidarity rally called heart of oakland. >> we're basically coming out to demonstrate that things are not working, and we need it to work. >> it's a way for us to come out, support each other and say we love oakland. and we need to go in a different direction. we need to see a safer oakland. we need to stand up for each other. and it's all of our responsibilities. >> reporter: that includes a call to support neighborhoods, restaurants, small businesses and shops. the city recently introduced a new police chief and has laid out public safety strategies. the state is also ramping up efforts to crackdown on crime. for this business, they just want to see the change first hand. >> we've invested so much in the city. and we've built such a strong brand within the community.

we want to be here. we want to be successful, we want to thrive here. berkeley police are looking for the gunman in a theft turned shooting on the cal campus. it happened on delaware street. a berkeley resident interrupted a theft. police say the person then fired several rounds at that resident and fled in a dark-colored car. luckily, the person shot at was not hurt. a strike is looming in the south bay. the nurses say chronic understaffing is a major problem and are calling for increases to staffing, pay, benefits and security. nbc bay area's emma gosk has more on how patients could be impacted. >> reporter: today and tomorrow, fill-in nursing staff are being trained to keep up with patient care at the hospitals and 13 medical clinics impacted by the strike. at this point, some patients

have had to reschedule their medical appointments. patient care won't be severely disrupted. >> we feel as though we have made the maximum effort to ensure that our services can continue, to the community we care for. >> reporter: that's because the county-owned health system has spent nearly $20 million to cover the strike and is bringing in more than 1,000 contracted nurses. the nurses strike, while only for three days will be widespread. the picket lines will be at all three of the county's hospital. o'connor, st. loui and valley medical center. nurses across 13 county medical clinics are also expected to join the strike. >> we're asking to be able to have the staffing that's needed to keep our patients safe.

>> reporter: last month, 97% of the county nurses represented by the register nurses professional association voted to support the strike. contract negotiations with the county reached an impasse. earlier their week, the president of santa clara county's board of supervisor called the new contract terms on the table which come with a 5% raise generous. >> i propose that they are generous terms. >> reporter: emma goss, nbc bay area news. pope francis delivered his message to worshippers gathered in st. peter's squarede. square. the 87-year-old pontiff has been in poor health in recent weeks,

forcing him to cancel engagements. gaza residents say the israeli military has withdrawn from gaza's main hospital after a two-week raid leaving behind a swath of destruction. megan fitzgerald reports. >> reporter: tonight, more bloodshed in gaza. israel believed to have hit tents outside al aqsa hospital, killing and injuring a number of people, including journalists, according to gaza health officials. i fell to the ground, this journalist tells nbc news, and saw my leg was swollen. we were in a journalist tent. why did they target us? the israeli military issuing this statement, calling the attacks a precision strike meant to minimize harm to uninvolved civilians, saying the idf and isa struck an islamic jihad

command center positioned in the courtyard of the al aqsa hospital. there is no victory without entering rafah, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying today. the operation in rafah has been approved and will move forward. a move the biden administration has called a red line. while in israel, a new and fierce wave of protests. thousands taking to the streets in tel aviv and across the country for a second day go a row, calling for prime minister netanyahu to resign. >> get the hostages back. there are measures that should have been taken, and they didn't take them. >> reporter: protesters gathering tonight, warning they're not going home until the hostages are back. megan fitzgerald, nbc news. >> we're back in 60 seconds. the historic purchase by the san francisco museum of art.

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exudes positive themes. >> that's for the peacemaker. this is a church lady right here. and these are sfo people, like on spaceships to bring dozens of people back to life who lost their lives by gun violence. hit-and-run drivers and killings. >> reporter: scott has been practicing in a space alongside other artists with disabilities. >> and so that's, you know, painting and drawing, rug making, tapestry, fashion, a lot of people know us for our fashion. it is the home of the art and disability movement that started at our founder's home in berkeley and moved into our space here. >> reporter: where people with a disability are empowered to

explore their creativity. the center has become a model for others nationally and internationally. >> the partnership is historic. >> reporter: they purchased more than 100 works by artists associated with creative growth, and creativity explored and niad for its permanent collection, making the museum home to one of the largest collections of works by artists with disabilities. >> it really elevates and brings the voices of artists with disabilities fully into the contemporary art world in way that's respectful of their practice, of who they are as people and puts them as colleagues to some of the most noted contemporary artists of our day. >> who deserves to have their

art shown in the museum. >> reporter: inside. >> ranging from alice wong who paints and takes photographs. to camille, who is behind me who creates auto biographical drawings. it is so important to artistic dialogs in the bay area. that having them in the museum and in the collection on our walls has been a long time coming. we're glad it can finally happen. >> this is me and my mom. >> reporter: with artists who aren't scared to show the world what they have to offer. >> no, i can't be that. i can't be scared. i can't do that. >> reporter: how come? >> because i want to be happy. >> reporter: and a studio is where it starts. >> that's me. that's keith, my brother terry. >> reporter: in the presence of a photo of his family. >> because, so they can see it.

>> reporter: see that someone who is different can create something spectacular to be unveiled at one of the largest museums of modern and contemporary art in the u.s. >> he could see it, i would be so happy. >> yeah, that was when he was doing the finishing touches. and people were getting videos, taking pictures. it was just so cool to see him doing that live. >> beautiful art and great story, gia. >> thank you. and sf loma had open the exhibition featuring a selection of the acquisitions, and it had run through october 6. this is a very different kind of easter celebration, as you can already see. big wheels on san francisco hills. bring your own big wheel race, it is back. the annual event happened on vermont street. they gathered to race their own big wheel down the windiest

street in the city. some wearing costumes. >> i enjoy so much. >> has he worn that for ten years to that event? >> i get where he's coming from. the race started back in 2000 with just one man. john brehmet. he rode his big wheel down lombard street. some officers at the bottom of hill, saying hey, what are you doing? >> uc berkeley snow lab says it received 9 inches of snow. that brings the total to 18 inches. the water is at 107%. that's how much the snowpack will produce when melted. meanwhile, palisades tahoe received another 3 inches overnight. whoa, look at them go.

nearly 13 feet of snow has fallen in march. all of that late-season snow allowing them to stay open through memorial day. >> snowboarders got me not noticing how beautiful the snow is, watching him fly through the air. >> can you do that, right? >> not a chance. >> phillips station, they should find those totals above 100% of average. six week of heavy snow at times in the sierra, and, as you're about to see, an opportunity for more sierra snow showing up in the seven-day forecast. first, let's take you outside right now. patchy low clouds close to san francisco at 52 degrees. wind speeds have backed off a bid. bit. partly cloudy in contra costa

county. in san jose, you see the clouds off to the east. 52 in san jose. still producing showers southeast of mt. hamilton off to the east to hollister. that was the last batch there going from north to south. and that trend will continue to head south, clearing skies. will also help to clear the skies, increasing wind out of the north bay hills. here's a closer look if you're up around calistoga, notice those speeds picking up. that might wake you up just before sun rise. wind gusts picking up from 20 to 30 miles per hour. also notice the wind direction. we're getting offshore wind for a time as high pressure builds in the next two days. the offshore breeze is a sign of drier weather and warmer temperatures. the morning starts off in the 40s and 50s as early as lunchtime, and watch these high temperatures up towards ukiah, 76 tomorrow. 73 in santa rosa. san jose at 72 degrees. mid to upper 60s from san francisco to oakland.

now the warmest day of the week, right there on tuesday. most inland areas in the mid 70s. including oakland. look at ukiah. 80 degrees on tuesday. remember that number and watch what happens by the time we get to thursday. things start cooling down on wednesday. clouds start to increase. late-day rain. watch ukiah's high now by thursday. look at that. low 50s, as the temperatures drop by almost 20 degrees into thursday, with rain chances returning. so the cause of this weather whiplash? high pressure weakens, allowing this storm system to drop in. peak rain looks to be later thursday on into friday. and then the cold air bringing more sierra snow, and even some snow perhaps in the higher peaks of lake county. better news for saturday for now. we may be between weather

systems. a brief break. fingers crossed. saturday may have a bit of a drying trend. we can't say completely dry, because there comes that next system. the extended forecast has another round of showers for next weekend. but before we get there, we have a couple of mild to warm days where it will briefly feel like spring. things change next week. 75 to 58. that's like highs and lows within a three-day span. hopefully, trying to get a little drier to start next weekend. likely more winter weather advisories and winter storm warnings. >> four to five weekends of rain this year. >> so that's the rate we're going. if we add in next weekend, i think we're about 85% of the year of umbrellas on weekends. >> umbrellas on weekends, i like that. two northern california bald eagles are about to become

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watching over them. >> they teach the young ones good behavior, good survival behavior. >> and he added that seeing a bald eagle in the wild for the first time is a big deal for many. he's seen everything from tears to great big smiles. a major recall announcement from kia tonight, which is recalling nearly half a million suvs, because they might roll away while parked. about 427,000 telluride suvs are involved in this. the percentage of vehicles with the defect may be 1%. they are urging people to use

the emergency parking wreak brake before getting out. cadbury has crowned its newest cadbury bunny, and he's not a bunny at all. >> what is he? meet louie, the rescue raccoon. he hails from miami. he supports other animals using his toe painting skills to create art that raises money for rescue centers. >> he's pretending to be a bunny. >> he gives a lot. he is the first raccoon ever to win the cadbury bunny. he will receive a $7,000 prize and a star in the cadbury commercial. >> he's got 7,000 bucks. what's he going to do with it? >> he's going to give it back to

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ah yes, warriors in san antonio, hoping to win their fourth out of five on the road trip. warriors down eight at the half. crunch time coming. draymond green feeds steph curry. have we seen this before? he hits as 26 footer. draymond with 21 points, 11 assists. spurs won't quit, though, victor wembanyama gets his own three pointer. 40 seconds to go.

hey, lead's down to two. steph shoots, misses. draymond with the board, out to klay, familiar names, familiar scenario. he hits a 26 footer. warriors go on to win it, 117-113. to the mlb now. >> i was very excited about that game. >> yes, you were. >> giants in san diego today, but it just wasn't their day. >> less excited about this one. how about this foul ball. ends up going head over heels. he stayed in the game but left, after that happened. the team said a shoulder contusion. 5-0 padres in the first. here we are in the second. hassan kim hits a three-run homer. makes it 9-0. but you want to see a giants highlight? there we go.

not a good day all around for the orange and black. san diego 13, giants 4. the dodgers' home opener is friday. oakland a's up against the cleveland guardians. first inning estury ruiz. a triple. whoa, that was close. a's take the lead. score tied at 3. bases loaded. abraham toro, pinch hitting. i've seen more exciting conclusions, but a win is a win. and the a's get the win. new york has a $15

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a wage increase for california's fast food workers is going into effect. the impact companies say it will have on the price you pay. >> plus, using drones to deliver key medical supplies. we speak to the cleanup continues in baltimore after last week's deadly bridge collapse. teams of engineers have begun cutting and removing the pieces from the bridge. one of the chores is to get a smaller channel open so smaller boats and tugboats can move freely. ship traffic at the port of baltimore remains suspended. this port handles more cars and farm equipment than any other part in the united states. and the disruption is impacting

thousands of dockworkers and commuters. james clyburn spoke about congressional suspending for the bridge. >> do you think congress will ultimately wind up approving more funding for baltimore? >> well, i certainly hope so. the fact of the matter is, all of us, every state in the nation, all 50 of us, had take will take our turns needing this kind of assistance. >> so far the white house has approved $60 million in immediate aid. the bay area is no stranger to traffic. for many of us, it could be the most miserable part of the day. >> now one major city is launching a controversial new plan to battle mind-numbing gridlock. and other cities may follow. >> reporter: it seems the only thing some new yorkers hate than

its infamous traffic, the plan to ease it. >> reporter: do you stand? >> i'm against it. >> reporter: making it the first in the country to green light congestion pricing. >> that's my attitude. >> reporter: the plan approved this week to charge most motorists $15 to drive during peak travel hours in midtown manhattan. they say it will encourage people to carpool. the city desperately needs it. the average speed in midtown for cars just over 4 miles per hour. for context, the average person walks at 3 miles per hour. the program doesn't start until summer, but toll readers are already in place. former new york city traffic commissioner says yes.

>> every city that has implemented has kept it in, because it's been successful. >> reporter: in london, where it's been on the books for more than 20 years, traffic congestion has been reduced by 20%. singapore saw a 20% drop immediately. >> if new york is successful, and i think it will be successful, you'll begin to see this tried out all across the united states. >> reporter: boston city council has called for hearings. >> anything should be on the table. >> reporter: in los angeles, there's a congestion pricing proposal to reduce traffic and help pay for the 2028 summer olympics. others like san francisco, chicago and seattle have considered or are considering variations on congestion pricing. new jersey governor phil murphy and other local groups suing. >> i think it is a power grab. >> reporter: susan lee thinks this will hurt every day people.

>> their cost of food is rising, the cost of every day life is rising. it's not fair to put this cost on the backs of every day new yorkers. >> this is a pretty imperfect system. >> reporter: the road to solve congestion could have more twists and turns ahead. george solis, nbc news, new york. king charles making an easter sunday appearance today, his first public royal event since his cancer diagnosis in february. the king and queen attended a church service in windsor. while leaving, he stopped to wish the people well. the king had canceled all public engagements after he was discovered to have cancer. it's the latest weight loss trend with a powerful hollywood influence. but there are side effects to

the ozempic craze that are possibly harmful. >> candace nguyen joins us with what you should know. >> drugs like ozempic and money mounjaro have been around for years. but the hollywood blitz has caused not just a dangerous prescription shortage but also a black market. >> five things that i love about ozempic. >> just happens to be my mounjaro shop day. >> i've lost almost 70 pounds. >> reporter: from tiktok to the red carpet. >> for 25 years, making fun of my weight was national sport. >> reporter: to a recent oprah special. >> discover the ozempic try zone. >> reporter: the new class of

drugs has skyrocketed, which has led to high demand, putting diabetes patients at high krifx. >> for the last two months i've been trying to get the mounjaro prescription and all the pharmacies have been out of it. >> reporter: he's not just trying to manage diabetes butye way. that people don't really care about people with diabetes. they just care about themselves, about losing weight. >> reporter: dr. marilyn tan says some of her patients with diabetes have frantically. a number have ended up in the emergency room with high blood sugar levels because they weren't able to get ozempic or mounjaro prescriptions. who is in charge of prioritizing these medicines to maybe have it go to someone who needs it for a medical reason rather than for someone who wants it for

aesthetic weight loss? >> there's no consensus. part of the role is in prescribers, but even then, patients will see commercials or buy it on the black market. >> reporter: is there a black market for ozempic and mounjaro? >> there is. i hear of patients buying it on facebook and going to mexico and buying it at the airport. it and cabo san lucas. >> reporter: the doctor shared with us this photo her friend took of a drugstore inside cabo's airport last month. >> some people have been using medicine. >> reporter: earlier this month, three days before the oscars, mounjaro's manufacturer, lilly released this open letter saying stands against the use of its medicines for cosmetic weight loss, mounjaro is meant for the treatment for serious diseases, but the fda has approved

mounjaro for chronic weight management. he says this feels like mixed messaging and impacting patients like him. >> i've got friends calling me, say, oh, i heard you're on mounjaro, can you get me some. you're crazy. this is for people who have diabetes, not to lose weight. >> reporter: treating with meds can be helpful but can haveissues. dr. tan warns about counter get or compounded weight loss drugs, meaning it's combined with something else. according to mounjaro's manufacturer, in at least one instance, a compounded product was nothing more than sugar alcohol. with the investigative unit, i'm candace nguyen, nbc bay area news. still ahead, a man rescued after being stranded for 11 hours on a kayak. the moment crews managed to bring him to safety. and we're seeing quiet

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the former quarterback went fishing thursday morning off the coast of alabama. he has done that many times. but this time, strong winds quickly pushed him miles offshore, and he couldn't paddle back. he's that strong, and he couldn't get back. smelley says he just caught a fish and was about to eat it raw for energy and saw that helicopter. he'll never go out without a phone and life jacket again. that's a good idea. >> that is an incredible story. glad he's okay. >> miles out to sea and nothing you can do. >> winds. are we talking winds here? >> north bay. a little bit of that tonight. a sign of high pressure building in. north winds and offshore breezes picking up before sun rise tomorrow morning, as things dry out and warm up for just two days to start the week. we actually could see mid-70s for some of those inland valleys by tuesday. 52, san jose. the weekend is over. so that means the

showers have come to an end. tuesday tracking to be the warmest day of the week. but a quick reversal by thursday. those highs will come crashing back down into the 50s. there's a look hour by hour. the last of the showers need to move out. shouldn't see too much in the way of patchy fog. maybe a little something in the santa clara valley, but the north bay not likely to see much, especially around the hills here as you see these areas in red. higher elevations of sonoma county, napa county. we'll have wind speeds for sun rise tomorrow morning, 20-30 miles per hour as the wind arrows show you. we're setting the stage for a warmup to start the week. 60s around lunchtime, and 70s around santa rosa. pretty good temperature recovery there. 66, san francisco. 69 in oakland and 72 around san jose. and tuesday will likely be the warmest day of the week.

most inland valleys, low 70s around the east bay. hayward. changes eastward. earlier timing on the rain, may show up by wednesday evening in the north bay. and thursday, there you go, back into the mid to upper 50s for high temperatures. later this week. what that tells you is this pattern change is developing wednesday into thursday. we'll have cold air. notice the color coding there. could get snow. right now it's friday, probably the biggest rain day will be thursday into friday. as we start next weekend, right now, there might be a brief window where early saturday starts off dry, but then more rain drops down the coast as we head down the coast. thursday through saturday, a preview of what rain can be expected in a three-day window here. we really don't have a lot of red on the map, so that's good

news. nothing too heavy, but it's not 70-degree temperatures all through the week. and you did see in the future cast the snow. look how low some of those numbers get. down to 3,000 feet, maybe lower by next saturday. so it's a weather whiplash week. 60s and 70s to start. and temperatures will come down about 20 degrees. the update on those snow levels for april is pretty unusual. if you get below 3,000 feet to start the month of april, something to watch as we get into next weekend. more showers. >> yeah. >> just another weekend of rainy weather. godzilla and king kong are team up. will it be enough to dominate the box office? we've got the numbers for you, next .

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