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citibank for ipad. easier banking. standard at citibank. cold out there this morning. 46 degrees but it is going to warm up a lot. into the 60s. lisa argen will have your forecast coming up in just a little bit. and we have developing news right now in egypt where protesters have set the soccer headquarters on fire. a police building is also on fire. heavy black smoke can be seen over cairo right now.

protesters are angry because the court aquisted 7 of 9 police officials were won file for their alleged role in a dealedly stadium riot last year. the other two officers were convicted and extensioned to 15 years in prison. the court also confirmed the death sentences of 21 civilians involved in the riot which left 74 people dead. after a couple years of cutting back, san jose's mayor is ready to buy up public safety again. two years ago they were facing a short off and laid off some employees and gave others a 10% pay cut. finances have improved and the mayors says he wants to spend the bulk of the money on police. >> we need town crease the capacity of the police department, we need to be more aggressive about recruitsing, hiring and training, and we need to get more officers on the street. those are things we will be able to do because we have extra money to spend this year. >> the police and fire unions

were the most vocal in opposing the cuts two years ago. the police union issued a statement in a reads, in part, we were expecting to hear bold leadership from the mayor but instead we heard a women per. starting monday as the minimum wage workers are getting a two dollars an hour increase in race. they claim it will hope both business own speakers employees. here's business and technology reporter david loui. >> the boss hasn't said anything yet but he will get a pay rise next week. he works 40 hours a week while in college. the minimum wage about go up two dollars a week for an extra $80 a week. the money will come in handy. >> school, food supplies, try to buy a car. that's always hard. >> but other minimum wage edgers are leading the warning about looking about the gift horse in the mouth. >> it will be nice to be the extra but it will be interesting to see how it pans out with the extra two dollars.

>> he is wondering if their hours will be cut, effective taking away the increase. that's a possibility as fourth street pizza tries to calculate the impact of the higher wage. it has 20 part-time and full-time employ ice, paying two dollars an hour more will raise expenses about $2,500. pricings for pizza, appetizers and drinks have already been raised by 25 cents to a dollar to help cover the higher wage and customers take it out only the employees. >> some people say stuff and get little bit upset. >> do they tip less as a result of that. >> i've seen people get upset and not tip at all. >> they warn small businesses may be hurt and it may be customers who determine if that happens. >> well, if they start raising the prices up a dollar, two dollars more, the whole reason i come here is because it's accessible, cheap and fast but if they raise it up i probably wouldn't go out of my way to stop there. >> some companies, such as aj auto detailing, have already been paying their workers over

$10.00 an hour. it's led to better morale and lower turnover. >> right now this kind of labor is very hard to find so we have to pay well or they leave. >> you don't want to lose good employees. >> no. they are here for a long time. >> in san jose, abc7 news. >> promises news for the 49ers about the team's new stanley clair stadium. our media partner reports the team has sold three quarters of the seats at the neutral stadium or $403 million. that's roughly equal to the cost to build the stadium so far. they are expected to sell out completely before the start of the season when the niners again playing in the south bay. 49ers quarterback, collin, he may not have come home from the super bowl with a ring, but judging by the number of people who came out to greet him yesterday, he's still a winner. hundreds of the 49er faithful turned out to get an autograph and to have their picture taken

with him at the safe way yesterday afternoon. >> oh, my god, any girl would love to have him. i'm telling you, he's a dahl. i love you. >> despite the team's loss to the baltimore raveens last month, he has not lost his star power. clearly for cuteness the line stretched out the front door, around the corner and down the street. a super fan. he must be so flattered. the grandmother is better. everyone loves the grandma compliment. >> exactly. we are look at another nice weekend. >> not that we should complain, but we are going to the opposite direction ofath%s 6:12.

11 hours 42 minutes of day light and we lennon that tomorrow. we will be look at the extra we still are looking at 40s around the bay. the cool numbers from the north bay, stanley rose 36. 35 in napa with 46 in gilroy. definitely feels cool early out there. here is emeryville. and the numbers will warm up quicker today. that cool air is heading out of town and we're look at 45 san francisco, as well as san jose. santa cruz coming in at 47 this morning. so a couple things going on. we will look at higher pressure bringing the clear sky. the chili morning. the nights will get milder in the days ahead and we will taken taken the sunny weekend with spring forward tonight. don't forget about that. tomorrow we will look for that

sunrise a little bit later at 7:28. so 24 hours ago, believe it or not, we were a little built milder. it is six degrees cold this morning in oakland and it's colder in hayward, livermore and concord and with the sun not coming up another hour and a half or so the numbers will continue to droop. but we will go from our chilly morning to a much warmer average. high pressure sitting off the coast will begin to build on in in the upper levels of the atmosphere and that will bring drying and a warmer weekend. so if you thought yesterday was cool, you are right. we still are a few showers lingering san diego. palm springs -- las vegas picked up some. as the low moves into arizona it moves outs. as a result with the high pressure building in, we are up to 70 in sacramento today. still have 50s at the coast and back home we will look for plenty of 60s here. a dramatic warmup. 67 san jose. 71 in stanley crews. look at the 60s on the

peninsula but still the 50s half moon bay, and 65 palo alto and about san francisco. about 64 today opening day for the little leagueers here and in the north bay some of the warmer numbers with the down-sloping winds, 07 sonoma, santa rosa and near east bay look for mid-6 40s. it's opening day for many areas around the bay. pleasanton in particular. the little leaguers heading out for the parade. a nice day for a baseball game. we spring forward tonight and lose hour of sleep. if you have to work tomorrow it will hurt. highs will range from the 60s to the low to mid-70s. we are looking at some cooling with a stronger on shore push by thursday. abc news is another great weather resource for you. go to twitter for the latest bay area weather conditions and get spare the air alerts, power outage information and much more from your favorite weather team. you are not working tomorrow,

are you? >> no. so i can try to adjust to the time change a little. >> right. >> good luck. thanks, lisa. coming up next, glasses not allowed. the bar that won't let you will in with that knew --

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a new millionaire, $33 million to be exact. here's abc news reporter lyanne melendez. >> they are california's newest multi-millionaires. he confessed he's obsessed with pumpkin seeds. he always gets them from the shell station. accept -- except wednesday he only had $50. he had to sacrifice the seeds. the next day when he checked his ticket, he knew he had made the right choice. >> and i check again and again, and i thought i'm just dreaming. i removed my eyeglasses and rubbed my eyes again, maybe ten times, no, that's it, that's the one. >> he immediately drove to tell his wife. >> we won the lottery. she didn't believe. i told her just one time believe me. >> they don't know what they will do with the money. in november he lost his job in

graphic reproduction. he's considering opening his own store now. >> get the people that i know, whoever doesn't have jobs, my relatives, get them work. >> after collecting their check, they were in a big hurry to get back to walnut creek. >> i have appointment so i don't want to miss that. >> she is a hairstylist. we found the new millionaire coloring a client's hair this afternoon. she told us she will continue to work there because she's loyal to the owner. >> i'm happy she didn't lay me off. i can't stay home. >> and the shell station is getting plenty of business with people hoping lightning will strike twice. >> i am might be the lucky one. >> and the store will get $165,000 for selling the winning ticket n the newsroom, abc7

news. >> a dive bar in washington state is saying if you want a drink, take off the new google glasses. the five-point bar in seattle are saying people must remove the glass when is they enter. the reason? the owner is concerned about privacy. he said his customers, who he call the seeddy type, don't want their picture taken and blasterred on the internet. critics say there's nothing the glasses do that a cell phone can't. but google won't be available for a few months. an indiana man just got a free year-long subscription to netflix. byron was a fan of the company so as a joke between friends he got this tattoo and post add picture on twitter. people at netflix saw it and retweeted say , no way, free year for you. the subscription costs about $96, but the tattoo lasts forever.

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, >> welcome back, everyone. we starting this half-hour off with a quick first look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. here's a look from our roof camera where temperatures are mildest here downtown. but things are changing in the atmosphere. to give you a hint, we are going to show you how high pressure is buildling in today. keeping the storm track again tt

week. i'll tell you how how long and how warm it will get later. >> lisa, thank you. there are fees we pay on our utility bill. most ever are small but it adds up. statewide it adds up to billions of dollars. nannette miranda found out the state hasn't been paying much attention to all that money. >> you demonstrated it has not been tracking. >> a number. audits found they cannot account for billions of dollars in fees they coglect from customers so no one knows if customers were overcharged. month after month fees are assessed on electricity, natural gas and phone bills, much of it going to special accounts to pay

for various programs. it is often based on how much the programs need. >> that is not acceptable. the ratepayers were not harmed by those errors. no program services were affected. >> lawmakers scoffed at the notion that customers were not harmed because during years of bad forecasting, they continued to raise fees. >> they don'tath#w  actually had billions. >> we tried too get an answer if your fees would increase to subsidizes the program. no one gave us a straight answer. but they said yes, in fact it would double. >> how is it there's a doubling

of the fee increase? >> in this tick year we will have to increase the fee level in order to be able to accommodate the program needs. >> doathu6usacramento, abc7 new. >>. >> this morning there is a plan to get illegal guns offer the street as soon as possible. participants will be paid $100 in cash or gift cards for handguns, shotguns and rifles in working conditions and 2 hundred dollars for weapons classified at assault weapons by the state of california. the guns should be transported to the buy back, unlocked and in the trunk of a vehicle. event is from ten toathu4,u

trickser background checks. . >> the legislation is currently making its way through the senate. >> cardinals in vatican city has selected tuesday as the day they will given vote fourth the next man to lead the world's 1 billion catholics. cardinals gathered this morning for the last session. the stove where the cardinals will bring their ballots is under construction, as are the seats where the 115 cardinals will sit during their secret deliberations. new this morning, partly cloudy says he remains focused

on finding way to replace the automatic spending kits that took effect march 1st. he hopes to break the gridlock by both parties in congress that failed to reach a compromise on a less severe deficit redicing plan. he says in his weekly address the nation's economy remains the top priority but he's willing to reach out to republicans to find common ground on legislation reform and gun control. >> earlier this week i met with republican as far as to see if there were smarter ways to agreement our economy and reduce deficits than arbitrate cuttle in the so-called see quest they're recently went into place. we had an open and honest conversation about critical issues like gun violence and other areas where we can work together to move this country forward. next week iath- san francisco

shortly to pick out one for free. >> there's more than 4,000 dresses to choose from. they are available in all colors and sizes. any girl with a valid high school id can shop for a free dress. bracelets to gain entry will be handed out starting at 7:00 this morning. stores open at 8:30 and groups of shoppers will be held in every half-hour while supplies last. coming up next, female assistant. a look how much more productive you could be if you had someone to sort through your e-mail. and a live look outside at 5:36. this is the view from emeryville. you seat twinkling lights of the bridges there as cars start to cross. we're looking at 46 degrees in

san francisco but things are going to warm up. a beautiful weekend on tap unless, of course, you are looking to add to the rain total. that's not going to happen.

>> good morning and welcome back. thanks for joining us this morning. it's 5:39 on this saturday. you are looking live at the golden gate bridge. certainly no traffic to speak of, not even a single car as we look at this live video coming into our newsroom. if you are like me, though, and a bit of a weather wimp, you might want to bundle up this morning. the coldness is going to wear

off but testimony be dry out there. lisa will have your full forecast coming up. how would you feel about a total stranger going through your e-mail? that's a question pose bit a stanford research project as abc7 news reporter johnathan bloom found out, the answer has everything to do with what you would get in return. >> you probably wouldn't hand your car keys to a total stranger unless that stranger is a valet park ag ten can't. in fact some cars come with a key that limits what they can do. >> they can drive the car but not open the trunk. likewise we are vision what it would be like to have valet software. >> he's on a project called e-mail valet. an assistant helps comb through your g mail in box for you. >> the assistant can perform an amount. actions based on the user's request, and they can help them cope with overload.

>> he created a program wherefore about two dollars a day peruser an assistant who works part-time from home can read just the e-mails you want them to see and turn your messy in box into a tidy to do list. >> people do a much better job than machines and negotiating everyday life. >> you can make the to-do list yourself but people who used an assistant wound up actually doing moreful the tasks on their list. >> just because a task is there for you, the activation is not there to do the task. >> an assistant can help you be ultraproductive but how many people want a perfect stranger going through their e-mail? the study found something surprising. >> which realize people get less concerned about privacy when they get the benefits of the assistant.

>> about 90% of those who used the service wanted to keep it. sadly for them it's still a research project but it couldate mid-40s. 10 degrees warmer over 10, 12 miles. we will talk about the sunrise. 6:29 this morning but 7:28 tomorrow and the warmer whether is ahead next. >> lisa, thank you. many ahead, linsanity is

>> good morning, everyone. take a look at. this we expect demolition crews to get on seen and teardown two houses. iranian looking at within of them you see was ripped off its foundation during high tides and a fierce winter storm. the good news is nobody was home and nobody was hurt. the homeowner lives in florida. but they are well aware of what happened. we have homes that need to be demolished on the coast of plum island, massachusetts. three other homes are instruct turn ali compromiseed right now and may also have to be torn down. what a mess. we have a warning this morning about phone fraud hitting bay aeros dents. imposters potioning at comcast technicians are calling people claiming their commuteers are infected with viruses. >> lienal da and lee were enjoying an evening at home when

lee got a troubling phone call about his computer. >> he said i'm from comcast. we see that you have not responded to our e-mails regarding potential viruses. >> the caller said his computer was in serious danger of a malware attack. that got lee worried. heath+huñ like 2500 viruses. and they are slowing everything down, and in fact he was pretty melodramatic, oh, so many viruses. >> the caller said he would have to fix things and then took control of lee's computer by

remote access. >> all told, the call last the almost an hour. when the man said the computer had no virus protection, lee got suspicious. quietly linda contacted their personal computer technician, who spotted the fraud right away. >> he said it's a scam, scam, scam. sooner or later a money number is going to be presented to him to take away problems. >> that's exactly what happened. >> the fellow insisted, well, here's what we are going to do. we are going to clean out this and that is reinstall all for the price of 170-some odd dollars. >> linda pushed a note in front of his face saying hang up. it was a little too late. >> the spyware then planted and the eye in the sky was observing. >> their technician later found malware had been installed during that call. the imposter could see lee's bank information and e-mails. it cost him $90 to clean out the bugs, but it could have been

worse. they managed to wipe out the spyware before anyone got into their bank account. but what about others? linda contacted 7 on your side asking me to warn you. >> if you can give the information to people so that someone else could avoid it, that'sathz:a phone call. if anyone asking you for money, it's a fraud. >> always good to know. house the whether. >> breezy out there with the breeze city northwest winds. the winds will back off and that's the key to a warmer forecast. live doppler 7hd with will 72% of normal at sfo. 12 in. of rain for the season.

83% of normal at santa rosa. we definitely need the rain. none is coming, though. live doppler 7hd, what we had the past couple of days, that's if for the short term. i'll explain in just a moment. but as we head outside, you can see the clear sky. boy, has the numbers dropped off in parts of the bay. in fact we are looking at 30s in the north bay. 35 napa, 37 in santa rosa with 40 by the delta. up he were 40s union city and 46 in gilroy. the sun coming up in about 20 minutes or so. we are looking atath;7the chill. >> today 4 to 6 degrees warmer

from yesterday. remember, we spring forwardathk city. 67, >> we will be looking at the later sunrise tomorrow at 7:28. in terms. the temperatures this morning, we talk about how chilly it is all arnold bait except at our coast. we are much, much cooler. with high pressure building in, the situation will be reversed this afternoon. we will see the winds back off. thoseathhtu

downtown. in the north bay little league parades all around today with 70 in santa rosa. a beautiful spring like day today. 65 in oakland u head inland we are looking at numbers in the upper 60s, maybe a 70 degrees or so around fairfield. accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow a little warmer than today and we are looking at the temperatures really staying status quo right through midweek. and then slightly cooler thursday and friday. so it's about nine, ten days away from the official start of the vernal equinox, spring. >> thank you, lisa. in sports monta ellis returns to the oracle arena as the warriors meet the milwaukee bucks. last night they tried to win their third straight game in an

important match-up against the heist rockets. here's rick kwan with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. last night the warriors were looking for their first win against the rockets this season. let's go out to oracle. the jeremy lin fan club is alive and well. he missed most the first half with the banged up knee e made this shot before leaving. a great drive right before the first quarter buzzer. the rockets led by one at the half thanks to a 22-7 run. parsons with the tip-in. andrew going gut connects for his just second career three-pointer. bum they couldn't pull it off. he led with 26 points. james hardsen had an off night ball here he connects to punishment the rockets on top by three. lin had 15 points. a nice lay-up here. the warriors managed just 12 points in the final quarter and lose the 4-88. houston now just a game back of

golden state for sixth place in the conference. the local teams have gotten off to a good start in the pac-12 women's basketball tournament. cal ranked fifth in the criminal as the number two seed and took on usc. 17 points and 16 boards. cal winless 78-at and will face ucla in today's semifinals. the top-seed stanford, no problem with washington state. conference player of the year could not be stopped. 23 points and 21 rebounds. a behind the back pass to joslin. 79-60, the final. the cardinals will now play:00 in their semifinals. at the men's wcc tournament, santa clara against loyola marymount. the broncos got a break with the foul only the inbounds, but

clarke did not come through at the free-throw line. santa clara with one last chance. kevin foster's prayer is off the mark. lmu continues to surprise, 60-58, the final. next up, tom ranked gonzaga. team usa has gotten offer to a rough start in the world baseball classic. in the third adrian gonzalez takes r.a. dickey deep form a two-run blast. that makes it 4-0, mexico. sergio romo got the save.athathñ

>> new this morning, the nonprofit okisoo will be hosting their hope gala. it's this evening at five. black tie fundraising event hopes to raise more than half a million dollars to benefit children with cancer. it take place at the san francisco design center con course. tickets are still available. the family-oriented camp was founded more than 30 years ago to provide a sense of normalcy for children who have beenathóv.

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>> good morning, everyone. let's start with a quick first look we weather. >> 35 in napa. we are talking about 37 in santa rosaa. 40s but still cold san francisco. we have some i am he were 40s at our beaches. this afternoon our coast will be in the upper 50s.

still with the light on shore flow but that's the key. the winds backing off today. that will allow for numbers to climb into the up he were 60s. 70 not out of the question for our friends in the north bay. and this evening still pretty nice. numbers in the upper 50s to lower 50s. we are warming up even more so tomorrow. katie. >> lisa, thank you. an oakland woman who was mugged answering her front door is fighting back. a video showing her ordeal may be difficult to watch burks oakland police are hoping it will inspire more victims to come forward. allen wong shows us what happened. >> reporter: the woman in this video has no idea she's being targeted bid two young men who don't realize they are being caught on camera. the robber stole the woman's purse in the 2000 block of east 17th street in east oakland but they were exposed by surveillance cameras and police arrested them. police don't think she was