real-looking replica gun but they say they had to act quickly to protect the public. they're investigating why this happened in the first place. >> this is a person who pulled a gun on someone else. the motivation in pulling a replica firearm, any firearm at somebody else is in the mind of the person who pulls it. >> reporter: both officers who responded are on paid administrative leave per protocol for the next ten days. the group of victims, another group of witnesses are currently at the police station giving their statements as police continue to piece this together. they're still here diagramming the shooting and the gang task force is here looking into whether it was gang-related. they tell us their investigation should wrap up within the next few hours. reporting live, kira klapper, abc 7 news. concord police are investigating a shooting that occurred last night at an apartment complex off monument boulevard. so far investigators have not

released details, but dispatchers do confirm for abc 7 news that there is a shooting investigation under way. we're told more details will be released this morning. meanwhile a community website, claycord.com are reporting two people are shot. police are interviewing several potential witnesses at that apartment complex. ambulances and fire department medics were called to the scene. we'll update this story throughout the morning as concord police release new details. developing news in south san francisco where a caltrain fuel leak last night still has one track closed for repairs this morning. that leak happened on the tracks between the bayshore and south san francisco caltrain stations. in this video you can see diesel fuel leaking from the tank of a southbound locomotive after it struck some sort of debris on the tracks. it happened around 7:30 last night. about 800 gallons of fuel spilled. this morning caltrain service between the area between the

bayshore and south san francisco stations is limited to just one track. fire officials say the spill is not posing any danger to the public, but it's going to take a lot of twork clework to clean i >> the cleanup will involve removing the dirt that is involved with the diesel spill and it's inside the track, so they'll have to remove the track conceivably to get to the dirt and then put the track back together. >> caltrain is operating trains in both directions this morning, but the work is probably going to cause some delays. no trains will be stopping at the south san francisco station. new this morning, bay area landfill workers will meet today in livermore discussing whether to strike against their employer, waste management. their contract talks have stalled over wages and what the union calls dangerous working conditions. the talks broke down after the company rejected a union proposal to give workers a 50 cents an hour raise. we will be watching this story

as it develops and let you know whether a landfill strike is called. there are new details on two stories we first broke on the abc 7 saturday morning news. in san francisco police are confident they will catch whoever stabbed two tourists and badly beat another. it happened late friday night at the best western americana hotel on 7th street south of market. hotel employees tell us a group of people walked into the building, got into an alt altercation with three tourists from southern california who were checking in. the fight escalated outside with two of the tourists being stabbed and robbed. >> there was blood all over the street right in front of the elevator. we had seen him as he's getting on, he had wounds all over him. it was very upsetting. >> a female tourist was beaten. all are expected to recover. in the east bay, a former photographer for the oakland tribune was killed in a shooting in oakland.

54-year-old lionel ray fluker was shot while driving home from the gym. this happened just after 10:00 friday night outside a gas station at seminary avenue and mcarthur boulevard. investigators say it was another man who was the intended target. he was critically wounded. the family of a 2-year-old oakland boy is distraught and exhausted after he was injured due to a sideshow on the freeway. this morning the boy is recovering from major surgery to his head and neck. this sideshow collision happened last month along 880 in san leandro. abc 7 news reporter lisa has new details from the boy's family. >> reporter: 2-year-old corey williams is in kaiser oakland's intensive care unit right now. he underwent a six and a half hour long disk fusion surgery to r repair his broken neck. it's an injury he sustained on march 20th while his mother drove on 880 south in san

leandro. >> the sound was just -- i can't even describe it. it's undescribable. >> reporter: jasmine glenn was driving her black impala while her son and mother were in the back seat and suddenly a sideshow erupted right in front of her. >> the last thing i remember saying was look at the guy doing the doughnut. and i woke up in the hospital. >> reporter: jasmine glenn's chevy was rear-ended by a big rig. these are photos of her smashed car. she was the only one conscious after the crash. >> after the big rig hit us, he spi spined out of control. after she stopped we were facing oncoming traffic. >> reporter: cory was the most serious hurt but he was rushed to kaiser in hayward where doctors took head and neck scans but found nothing wrong with the boy but he couldn't straighten his head. glenn took him to kaiser oakland where doctors performed major surgery on wednesday. >> i hold responsible the person that was doing the sideshow.

one, why would you do a sideshow on the freeway? if you want to put your life in danger, do it somewhere else. >> reporter: but this wasn't the first sideshow to take place on 880. in january, several cars were involved in a sideshow in the middle of 880 near the oakland coliseum. now this family is making a public plea. >> i encourage parents who have young children out there driving to let them know that this type of behavior is totally unacceptable. >> reporter: police have no leads on the driver involved in the sideshow. the big rig driver was not cited. in the newsroom, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. more than 5,000 runners are expected in san francisco this morning at 7:00 for a brand new half marathon event. the inaugural transamerica rock 'n' roll san francisco run begins and ends near aquatic park where they have been setting thingsds up. that course winds through the marina, the presidio, across the golden gate bridge and back.

the event has sold out with 5500 runners from 15 countries expected to compete and rock bands will perform in aquatic park after the race. the concert is free. it is open to the public. now, that marathon is expected to cause delays getting to the marina green area until 11:30 this morning. there are street closures and muni detours in the race area that you see highlighted there. you can also expect heavy traffic around civic center plaza during the greek independence day celebration between noon and 6:00. and delays are likely around at&t park before and after the giants afternoon game. we have a full list of all the detours and road closures on our website, abc7 news.com. just click on see it on tv. frances, i am heading to that giants game. i want to know about the weather there and people want to know in their neighborhood. >> yeah. it's going to be pretty cloudy today. we do have a couple chances of rain. i'll tell you all the details about that.

here's a live view from the roof camera. definitely want to take public mass transit to avoid the big traffic jams. i'll tell you when you can expect the chance of sprinkles. >> thank you, frances. first, a fight over radios. the messy dispute that could prevent police and fire from calling for help in the east bay. and targeting blight in a problem-plagued san francisco neighborhood. how the city is trying to turn

welcome back, everyone. it is 6:13 on this sunday

morning. thanks for getting up and joining us for the abc 7 sunday morning news. this is a beautiful shot from our east bay cam showing you parts of emeryville where it is cloudy this morning. the temperature right now about 56 degrees. what will it be later on today and in your neck of the woods? frances dinglasan will be along shortly with a full accu-weather forecast. new this morning, more radio problems for oakland police as they try to launch a new radio network of public safety channels. the city recently had to rebuild its public safety radio system due to interference problems. well, now the group that oversees the east bay's mutual aid system is refusing to give oakland agencies access because the city has not paid its membership dues. today's "oakland tribune" reports the east bay regional communications agency refuses to program oakland public safety radios into its system of talk groups. they allow agencies throughout contra costa and alameda

counties to talk directly to one another during emergencies. the $72 million network was built primarily with federal funding after the 9/11 attacks. people in san francisco's ocean view neighborhood are coming together to deal with the urban blight that's built up in the neighborhood. city officials joined residents and local business owners in a community walk to examine the challenges in the district. graffiti, illegal dumps and builds neglected for years have made parts of that neighborhood an eyesore. people are frustrated and are now partnering with the city to deal with the problems. >> we have a new program out of the mayor's office so we have a confluence of things happening where residents are involved. we have support from the city to actually uproot a lot of the blight we have here in the neighborhood. >> the mayor's office has established the invest in neighborhoods initiative to help economic development in 25 san francisco neighborhoods,

including oceanview. there's a new court program in san francisco that helps military veterans who get into trouble with the law. it's called the veterans justice court. it's a program that has seen tremendous success in other cities that have adopted it. abc 7 news reporter vic lee was in the courtroom on opening day. >> reporter: judge braden woods will run the pilot court program. the crimes range from misdemeanors to nonviolent felonies. the defendants have one thing in common, they're all veterans. presiding judge cynthia lee was the driving force behind veterans court. >> it's an opportunity really to give them and to give the court a different way to reintegrate them into the community. >> reporter: it's a collaborative effort between the court and the veterans administration. elizabeth brett will be the va's liaison. >> the focus in a court like this is on treatment and connecting veterans to treatment. >> reporter: and that's the key. it works like a medical triage. not only are there va counselors, there are

prosecutors, public defenders and probation officers, all trying to create a supportive environment, not the contentious one which often exists in regular courts. defendants like richard davis are applauded when they do well with their treatment program. davis is an army infantry veteran who was arrested on drug charges. he believes this court will help others like him go straight. >> they just have demons that they have to work through themselves, and this -- this court gives you that opportunity. >> reporter: make no mistake, judge woods will be tough when defendants stray. >> the court will issue a bench warrant. will stay that warrant. there will be no bail. >> reporter: but there's a lot of encouragement too. >> all right, sir, keep up the good work. >> reporter: and a lot of straight talk. >> you have a lot to do over the next week.

you have a lot of appointments. >> reporter: deputy public defender brian pearlman says that this collaborative approach seems to work well with veterans. >> i think with veterans they have a multitude of issues dealing with a lot of posttraumatic stress, dealing with drug issues. >> reporter: the addition of a veterans court comes at a time when courts in general are struggling financially. their budgets have been slashed. but judge lee says she's been able to find the resources necessary to make this program work because it's a priority. vic lee, abc 7 news. this morning new concern over how north korea might respond has caused the u.s. to delay the launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile. the long-planned test from van denburg air force base is being delayed over concerns the launch could be misinterpreted and make the current korean crisis worse. abc news is also reporting the u.s. can't locate two north korean missiles that were spotted four days ago moving to the coast. coming up at 8:00 on abc's this week, one of the

president's most trusted advisers, dan fiver, goes one on one with george. north korea, guns, immigration, nothing is off limits. plus martha radich joins the roundtable. don't miss it coming up at 8:00 here on abc 7. and frances dinglasan is here now with the accu-weather forecast. she's sitting in for lisa. just a lot to go over this week. >> yeah, we've got all kinds of weather heading our way. we'll show you live doppler 7 hd right now. trying to find some of the rainfall. chances of showers this morning, but it's pretty quiet, even in ukiah, although an hour ago we did have some light rain in ukiah. and if you're heading across the bay bridge or planning to head there shortly, this is what it looks like right now. just some gray skies overhead. beautiful shot there for you from emeryville, looking towards

the bay. and in san francisco it's currently 54. san carlos, 55. half moon bay 52. cooler in santa cruz at 49 degrees. also a live shot of the golden gate bridge shows you no fog. clear right now, just gray skies overhead. currently 52 in santa rosa, where fog has been reported, but visibility is at about 3 miles an hour. fairfield at 51 degrees. so here's what you can expect for today. chance of showers in our forecast two times today. cloudy and cooler, with some breezy conditions tonight of the and then a very, very warm workweek ahead. so the satellite/radar image shows what's going on and we have got this area of low pressure that's going to slide south. this is going to bring us cloudy, cool, spotty showers. we'll see that during the morning and during the evening, but we do have high pressure building over the pacific. this is going to bring us fair skies and summer-like temperatures midweek. forecast model shows possible

showers and sprinkles during the morning hours in parts of the north bay and along the peninsula coast so we could see some drizzle for the half marathon and then by 11:00 just mainly cloudy conditions. cooler temperatures this afternoon if you're headed to the giants game. then this evening more light showers possible in the north bay, even in parts of the santa cruz mountains. it moves overnight, slides south. that's when we start to see more moderate rainfall midnight, but you'll probably be asleep by then. waking up to clear and cool monday morning and definitely dry, and that's the pattern for the workweek. and overall we're not talking huge rainfall amounts even around the bay, maybe up to 0.01 of an inch, maybe 0.1 or a quarter of an inch. today look for temperatures to be a little cooler. temperatures only getting into the upper 60s. 69 in antioch and 62 in san francisco, 68 in san jose. overnight temperatures very

cool, only in the 40s because of the clear skies, so we lose a lot of that heat overnight. and here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast, so the chance of showers today, sunny, breezy tomorrow as well. something to look out for. and then see how we climb into the mid-80s. 88 wednesday, lots of sunshine. then dipping back down to next weekend. >> wow, wednesday really hot. >> and, yeah, that's right. but you can always stay on top of this because abc 7 news has another great weather resource for you. follow live doppler 7 hd on twitter for the very latest bay area weather conditions, rain or shine, plus get video forecasts, spare the air alerts, power outage info and weather tweets from your favorite weather team. i try to tweet myself, so i'll be out there tweeting and live doppler 7 tweets too. >> sounds distinguigood, thank frances. still ahead, apple's new cupertino campus is stirring up

more controversy. how many billions will it take to build. and let the feathers fl

apple is planning a major expansion in the south bay but their new building is reportedly

overbudget, about $2 billion over budget, which would make it cost more than is being spent to build the new world trade center in new york. take a look at this artist's rendition of the new cupertino building that could now cost nearly $5 billion. abc 7 news reporter tomas roman has the story. >> it's a lot of money and apple's valuation is dropping pretty sharply at the moment. >> reporter: he says this proposed wheel champ us for apple is actually a tribute to the company's late founder, steve jobs. when jobs unveiled the plans for this building in 2006 the cost was slated at $3 billion. now a recent article says the cost may balloon to $5 billion. the site was originally 50 acres but now has spread to encompass the old hp campus buildings and land, taking up 75 acres. some tech watchers now wonder if the new chief at apple, tim cook, will build it. >> you might call cook the exact opposite of steve jobs, so i have my doubts whether we'll ever see this building built.

but this was steve jobs' dream and will probably be his physical legacy. >> reporter: others want to see this gleaming four-story structure go up as soon as possible. michael miller with the santa clara builders exchange says the jobs created would be a boon to silicon valley's construction industry. >> the city of cupertino will benefit as well too not only with tax revenue but people being there an keeping jobs close to home. >> reporter: the campus has delayed a year from its 2015 opening. that might be because of subcontractors being busy elsewhere. like finishing the 49ers stadium in santa clara. miller says there are more than 23,000 unemployed construction workers ready to get to work. the question remains, is $5 billion an exorbitant price for a building, no matter whose dream it is? >> apple has lost about a third of its value so they're probably less excited about this building. >> reporter: we tried contacting apple for comment but no one returned our calls or e-mails. still ahead in our next half

hour, new details on an overnight officer-involved shooting in san francisco's mission district. we've got a live report straight ahead. and the east bay cop who's now an internet sensation. caught on camera, how he's dealing with the spotlight after this airport takedown goes

good morning, everyone. we are starting this half hour with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist frances dinglasan in for lisa. >> we're looking at live doppler 7 hd looking for some chance of sprinkles in parts of the north bay right now for the morning

hours. still pretty quiet at this point so we haven't found any rainfall yet, but there's a chance of showers a couple times today. the first during the morning hours, temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s. it will be cloudy and cool this afternoon. mid-50s to mid-60s. and then another chance of showers moves in tonight around 9:00. i'm show you the timing in my next full forecast. it will be cooler with temperatures in the low to mid-50s. carolyn. >> frances, thank you. we continue to follow breaking news in san francisco's mission district. that's where two men were shot by police after one of them pulled a gun on a busy street corner. abc 7 news reporter kira klapper is there live with the latest. good morning, kira. >> reporter: good morning to you, carolyn. san francisco police and the d.a.'s office are all still here investigating and they're looking at the gun. they are analyzing it because it turns out it was a replica handgun that a man pulled. he was shot and another person was shot. we have video from when those two men were sent to the

hospital with what we're told are serious injuries. it happened at 2:00 this morning. a group of men approached another group of men leaving a bar at 17th and valencia. as we said, one man pulled a gun. coincidentally it all happened right across the street from the mission police station so worried witnesses who didn't know it was a fake gun ran across the street. two officers responded. one officer shot the suspect and another man. as this investigation continues, we are about four hours in, police learned the gun was a very real-looking replica gun, but they say they had to shoot. they had to act quickly to protect the public. >> we never want to have to use deadly force if we don't have to. but then again, the officers are out here to protect life. that's our number one job. >> reporter: police are investigating whether those two groups of people are in gangs, rival gangs perhaps. the group of victims and another group of witnesses. also the responding officers,

all are currently at the police station behind us giving their statements. police continue to piece this together, but we do know that the two officers who were involved will be placed on paid administrative leave, that is protocol, for ten days. reporting live in the mission district, kira klapper, abc 7 news. >> thank you for the latest there. this is the amazing tsa takedown that's gone viral. an off-duty pinole police officer coming to the rescue of a tsa agent in hawaii. the officer was just walking through the airport getting ready to fly home and now he is talking about what happened. abc 7 news reporter sergio cantana has his story. >> reporter: just as the woman began confronting a tsa agent at honolulu international airport, pinole police corporal justin rogers was just about to go through security to catch his flight home. >> they have security -- officers for that and so i turned back around. then i heard what i thought was skin to skin contact, like

somebody getting punched. >> reporter: in the surveillance video, you can see the woman punching the tsa agent, then put her in a headlock. that's when rogers literally jumped into action. >> i knew what i was going to have to do to pull her off of her because of the way they were situated. i just decided, you know, to use a simple takedown to move her to the ground. >> reporter: once on the ground, several other agents came to help. 43-year-old wilona hiola was arrested and taken to the mental unit of a hospital. after corporal rogers gave a statement, he was able to make his flight back home. since then the video of his airport takedown has gone viral. this is the first shift back on the beat for corporal rogers since he wrapped up his vacation in hawaii and he says he's surprised at the attention he's getting just for stepping in to help. before returning to patrol, rogers was at a wedding in sacramento and that's when he started noticing the attention. >> at one point i was standing

in a line waiting for food or cake and the people in front of me were talking to each other about have you seen this video on the internet? >> reporter: he says he was happy to help the tsa agent and happy that other people appreciate that. >> i don't really know what to say when people are being so nice, especially since in this job you're kind of used to just doing stuff and going on about your day. new this morning, secretary of state john kerry is mourning the first death of a u.s. diplomat killed on the job since last year's attack in benghazi. 25-year-old ann smettinghoff was one of six americans killed in an attack yesterday morning in afghanistan. she was an illinois native on her second tour in afghanistan. kerry offered his condolences during a visit to istanbul. three other u.s. members -- service members and two civilians were killed when a bomb went off near a military

convoy. a heartfelt tribute was given to another u.s. diplomat killed while on the job. a memorial to u.s. ambassador christopher stevens is now on display at a northern california art gallery. the piedmont native and ucht c berkeley graduate was the one killed in the benghazi terrorist attack on september 11th of last year. christopher stevens memorial exhibition opened at the john solis gallery in davis. family an friends created this tribute featuring international artists. organizers saying it's a fitting honor for the man who dedicated his life to peace and cooperation. >> we have ten different countries represented and people from all around the world are coming together because chris brought everybody together. that was always his philosophy. >> the christopher stevens memorial exhibit runs through april 20th. still ahead, new questions over vacation benefits given to some staffers in the santa clara

county d.a.'s office. and survival, thanks to a whole lot of luck. how a family of five escaped death after their suv lands in a raging northern california river. and we have a live look from our tam cam. you can see the clouds there. what kind of day is on tap? we'll have your forecast with

new this morning, some lucrative perks offered to deputy d.a.s in cash-strapped santa clara county. our media partner, the san jose mercury news, reports district attorney jeff rosen quietly gave his top deputies vacation benefits they can later convert to cash. the paper says the county's top administrator is investigating whether the same perks must now be offered to tens of thousands of other union employees in the

county. that could potentially wipe out any savings the county achieved by renegotiating wages and benefits in the first place. an incredible series of circumstances allowed a family of five to survive a car crash into the american river. their suv went off highway 50, flipping over into the middle of the river. by chance a kayaker with emergency medical experience was nearby. he pulled three children to safety. he went back for the driver, who was trapped upside down, his head being held up by his wife. >> i was afraid if i cut the seat belt he would have died in front of me, in front of me, his wife and three kids. >> and believe it or not again by chance a fire truck with men trained in swift water rescue was nearby. they put a life jacket under the driver's head while cutting off the roof of the car. the family was hospitalized. only the driver suffered major injuries. cities all over the world

celebrated community spirit with a twist. they came out for international pillow fight day. mass pillow fights broke out in boston, atlanta, chicago, and look at that cutie pie. she was on the national mall in washington, d.c. feathers were also flying in hong kong, london, warsaw. san francisco was ahead of the curve with the annual pillow fight on the embarcadero back on valentine's day. frances, i say as long as they clean up all those feathers, you know, that's the big part. frances is in for lisa argen with your accu-weather forecast. >> we're starting off cloudy again this morning with a couple of chances of showers. as we look towards the bay bridge, gray skies, but live doppler 7 not picking up any rainfall just yet. i'll tell you when you can expect it to hit your neighborhood. >> all right. also, they are colorful, alluring and a potential safety risk. 7 on your side's michael finney with an important warning about these toy balls that could pose a threat to ki

the faa is delaying the closure of nearly a dozen airport control towers in california. the closures were set to begin this weekend because of government-wide spending cuts, but the faa is postponing the closures of 149 towers nationwide due to legal challenges. in california 11 towers were given a reprieve. the faa now says the towers will be shut down or turned over to local authorities on june 15th. well, they're colorful and alluring and a potential safety hazard. consumer reports has partnered exclusively with 7 on your side for a report on some dangerous toy balls that are very popular with kids. here's michael finney.

>> thousands of them. >> reporter: this ad for a toy shows how the tiny, highly absorbent beads expand in water. these water balls also made of super absorbent polymer are larger and were recalled late last year. this after an 8-year-old swallowed one. she was rushed to the hospital where doctors couldn't see anything on the x-ray, but in surgery, they removed a ball nearly one and a half inches in diameter from her small intestine. >> if nothing had been done, the intestines would have perforated. the child would have had significant infection, sepsis and could have possibly died from it. >> reporter: consumer reports examined the recalled dune craft water balls. >> this ball is fresh out of its package and this is an identical ball soaked in water two days. >> reporter: consumer reports also looked at tiny polymer beads that are still on the market, including orbies. while their full size is much

smaller than the banned water balls, consumer reports say they also pose a safety hazard for small children. >> these products look a lot like candy or gum. they can expand enough in a few hours to block the intestine or airway of a small child. >> reporter: the beads do carry warnings. on the front the package says choking hazard, not for children under 3 years. on the back it says not suitable for children under the age of 5. >> while additional injuries have not yet been documented in the u.s., several have been reported in other countries. including one fatality. >> reporter: all types of super absorbent polymer balls have been banned in italy and malaysia. >> these are found not only as toys but sold widely as decorations. we are urging strongly that parents and caregivers keep these out of the reach of small children. >> reporter: the consumer product safety commission says it is currently investigating polymer balls and beads. meanwhile orbies says its tests show the toy is safe for children 5 and older.

they say the ball should pass through their digestive track. however, consumer reports points out the company did not address the choking hazard or potential of a blocked airway, which is a risk for all children. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. well, frances, i've been kind of looking over your shoulder at live doppler 7 hd and i don't see any hint of rain. >> it might pan out. we've been looking for it all morning, haven't found too much yet so far so we'll take you to live doppler 7 hd to show you doing a sweep all around the bay area. still not picking up any rainfall. we've got three sweeps going on right now. there has been some rainfall up in ukiah early this morning, just very light rain. that's about it so far. so we'll keep you posted on that. here's a live view of the bay bridge you see there and the flags atop the ferry building, so they're blowing lightly. winds are pretty light right

now. that's going to change tomorrow. we'll be quite breezy as we have this area of low pressure kind of moving towards the bay area and then sliding south. it's currently 54 degrees in san francisco, 58 in oakland, 52 in san jose and cooler in santa cruz at 49 degrees. here's a live view of lake tahoe, beautiful shot. clouds there, oh, they just changed the camera on us, darn. it was a beautiful shot, but there will be some windy conditions. a wind advisory for lake tahoe, snow and some rain expected if you're heading there. 52 in santa rosa, 51 in fairfield. okay, and what you can expect for today, we've got the chance of showers once again. i'll show you the forecast maugds model and the timing of the showers. cloudy and cooler today, so temperatures will be coming down a bit and then a big warmup this week. if you're heading to the game at 1:05 today, at&t park, it's

going to be right around 59 degrees. mostly cloudy. so you don't need the rain gear. i'll show you why with the forecast model. so the satellite/radar image shows this area of low pressure. this is going slide south towards nevada bringing us cloudy and cool and spotty showers during the morning hours and also some during the evening hours. then high pressure builds over the pacific. sunny and warmer conditions, really warm, later on. now, 8:00 this morning we could see some light drizzle and some sprinkles in parts of the north bay and also along the peninsula coast. and then by lunchtime just cloudy conditions. cooler as well, so we're not going to see as many sun breaks. and then this evening we'll see a chance of showers once again. you see the areas of green, the darker green shows a little bit more rainfall. the heaviest of it moving overnight, midnight for us, but it's not going to amount to much. we're talking just about a tenth of an inch in most locations all around the bay area.

maybe actually 0.01 of an inch. maybe 0.1 in the north bay and the south bay. highs today going to be cooler. 62 in san francisco. 65 in oakland, 68 in san jose. so it is a few degrees cooler. here's the accu-weather seven-day forecast. we've got the chance of showers, and you know the timing. morning/evening. and sunny and breezy tomorrow. so look for very windy conditions, much warmer temperatures coming up on tuesday. even more on wednesday. upper 80s inland and then it kind of drops down to more spring-like numbers by next weekend. >> middle of the week beach day. >> yeah, that's right! >> thanks, frances. let's check out sports. it was a day to remember for giants catcher buster posey. here's the lights. >> good morning. 1986, that's the last time louisville won it all. the cardinals led by never

nervous per vis ellison. i'm dating myself. this year's squad, kevin ware inspiring simply by his presence. wichita state a 9 seed. everyone expecting them to show nerves, it never happens. taking it to louisville early. every team in america does a version of this drill. ball never touches the ground. shockers lead 43-32. louisville down by as many as 12, they chip away. cardinals up one. bad inbounds pass, russ smith lays it in. two of his team-high 21. hancock, he was a savior off the louisville bench, goes for 20. ware and the cardinals survive and advance, 72-68. who will they meet in monday night's title game? oh, to be the people sitting next to, in front of or behind oscar roberts and bill russell. battle of 4 seeds. glen robinson iii giving the wolverines the lead. trey burke to a trailing mitch mcgary.

make it an 11-point cushion for michigan. james sutherland throwing it down. syracuse down three. ten seconds left. i say go for the tie here. jim boeheim thinking quick two. trevor cooney out of control. jordan morgan on the other end, the exclamation point. 61-56 the final. it's louisville and michigan on monday night. saturday buster posey bobblehead day at at&t park. buster, more interested in another piece of hardware, his 2012 mvp award plaque. posey is the seventh giants player to garner mvp honors. the roster includes carl tubble, willie mays, willie mccovey, kevin mitchell, barry bonds and jeff kent. posey behind the plate for ryan vogelsong. trying to extend the starting rotation streak at 26 scoreless innings to begin the season but he was unable to do so. carlos beltran driving in matt carpenter. giants even the score in the second. hunter pence scales the wall in

center, second of the year. beltran getting to vogie again. tag to right, in comes carpenter and matt holliday. 4-2 cards. giants down 5-2 in the eighth. pablo sandoval, solo pop to left center, his second of the year. that's as close as san francisco would get. 6-3 the final. rubber game of the three-game set is this afternoon. dan strayly struck out 11, got the win over houston friday night. he was optioned to aaa sacramento yesterday. the reason? bartolo colon needed his spot back. back from a 50-game suspension for testing positive for testosterone. he gets the start, goes six, allowed three earned runs. fourth inning, coco crisp going deep for the second straight day. solo shot opposite field. 1-0 a's. castro valley's jason castro, stanford alum, goes opposite field as well. he was the astros first-round

pick in '08. a's put four on the board. two-out rbi singles. 6-3 the final. colon gets the win after starting 0-2. oakland has won four straight. cal women in final four action later today. they will play louisville. tip time 3:30 here on the west coast. have a great day, everyone. we'll check your winning super lotto plus numbers after the break. and a new airline is arriving at sfo. where you'll be able to go nonstop starting tomorrow.

well, check out the winning numbers from last night's $9 million super lotto plus. 20, 21, 32, 37, 41. the mega number, 22. come tomorrow, bay area travelers will have another nonstop option for flying to europe.

scandinavian airlines or sas will launch service between sfo and copenhagen. the 11 1/2 hour flight will depart san francisco six times a week at 5:35 p.m. arriving flights pr denmark land at sfo around 2:45 in the afternoon. the airline planned to fly to san francisco back in 2008 but the economy and rising jet fuel prices cancelled those plans. sfo becomes the fourth u.s. destination for sas. one of the most coveted baseball cards in the world has been sold for a record amount. we're talking about the 1909 honus wagner card selling for $2.1 million this weekend. the highest price ever for a card in a public sale. less than 200 of the cards were originally printed, handed out in packs of cigarettes. wagner said he stopped printing the card because he did not want to promote smoking for kids, but some baseball historians say

it's because he did not get paid. let's get a final check of the accu-weather forecast. >> all right. in northern california we'll see showers today and if you're heading to and from tahoe, look out for windy conditions as well. partly sunny, though, in los angeles with a high of 75. and here in the bay area we do have a couple chances of showers for you in the morning and in the evening but very measly. temperatures a bit cooler compared to yesterday. >> thank you, frances. and thank you for joining us on the abc 7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with frances dinglasan in for lisa argen. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. well, you asked for it, so now the abc 7 news exclusive alarm clock app is available for your android phone or tablet and the kindle fire. you can download it now for free from the amazon app store and on google play. and it's still available if you have an iphone as well.

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good morning good morning, america. this morning -- it's severe weather. here comes the first major good morning, america. this morning -- it's severe weather. here comes the first major spring storm, bringing high winds, hail and heavy snow to the west and the heartland, while in the east and the south a big change is on the way. caught on camera. look at this new video of an

airport baggage worker allegedly snatching $85,000 worth of cameras, computers and jewelry. why police are more worried, though, about something else he walked away with. cookie politics. the girl scouts go for a merit badge in lobbying. will a thin mint charm offensive convince lawmakers not to tax their cookies? and vadering. the force goes viral. a new internet sensation duplicating darth vader's infamous remote choke hold among the victims, news anchors, we look a bit silly there. >> you know, bianna enjoyed that just a little too much. >> i loved it. good morning, america. it's sunday, april 7th. we have a lot of news to get to this morning. aside from finding out what vadering is, we have an amazing survival story to tell you. we'll tell you how this courageous 89-year-old woman

survived a carjacking, only to be locked in the trunk of her own car for two days, all because she was trying to lend a hand. she survived without water, food or her medicine. >> it's a stop top story, she's great. also this morning, an international icon of courage has come home. nelson mandela is now out of the hospital. our ron claiborne is in south africa this morning outside mandela's home -- there he is. he'll have a live report coming up. >> the world has been waiting to hear. and our ginger zee is pulling double duty this morning. aside from covering the nation's weather, which she does every day, she's also tackling a real challenge --an affordable makeover for a mess of an office. >> the office didn't look too good. before we get to domestic zee, we need her to be storm-chasing zee first. the first major spring storm is moving in. ginger has the forecast right now. hi, ginger. >> that severe weather starts today. good morning, everybody. i want to show you the low comes on shore and it really starts to pump up energy and moisture.