>> katie: good morning to you all. it's 8:00 a.m. i'm katie marzullo. quick first look at the weather. here is lisa argen. good morning to you. the next hour or two. fog will clear and mostly sunny condition in oakland with highs to mid-60s to upper 70s. a warmup with 60 at our coast to mid-60s. even our cost. mostly sunny by the afternoon but still with the onshore flow and numbers inland today, near 70 to the lower 80s. that takes us above normal. today is not the warmest day of the weekend. i'll talk about that and return to the 90-degree heat that is coming up quickly right behind

us. we'll show it to you in next few minutes. >> katie: developing news in contra costa county, pittsburg police are using tracking dogs what i girl was abducted. the man grabbed the girl in broad daylight and released her and ran away. alan wang police fear may try it again. >> police officers comforted the distraught mother. earlier she saw a man snatch her two-year-old daughter from her front yard. it happened just before 2:00 p.m. in pittsburg. >> the way the suspect approached the residence, he would not have seen anybody else other than the two-year-old. >> the toddler's mother was just ten feet away but hidden by the family car. just as the suspect grabbed the child and ran, he realized her mom was right there. >> the mother was also in the front yard, begin giving chase to the suspect, yelling at him. also threatening she was going to call the pole.

this, we believe, frightened our suspect and he dropped the two-year-old in the bushes and fled on foot. >> child's father came home found police with search dogs combing the area. they have three children. >> that family is such a sweet family. they always have adult supervision. this is unheard of. this is unbelievable. >> a guy like this walking around, yeah, i would love to catch him. >> two-year-old girl was not physically hurt. the suspect is described as a white male in his 30s, clean-shaven with collar length dirty blonde hair. he was wearing a green shirt and blue jeans. if you think you know who this person is, call the tip line number. biggest concern he will try to kidnap another child. >> katie: new this morning, oakland police are investigating

a triple shooting that killed one person and sent two others to the hospital. it happened around 9:30 last night near 53rd and dover streets one block from children's hospital. its block away from 21-year-old person was shot and killed on wednesday night right in front of her four-year-old son. police are not saying what motivated the latest shooting. so far they have not made any arrests. >> we have developing news this morning, in the investigation into a boston bombings. f.b.i. bomb experts have reconstructed one of devices that exploded at the marathon. there are reports that it was likely triggered by a toy car remote control, cellphone theory is is off the table now. also government officials say the mother of the two suspects was put on the federal terrorism database 18 months ago. moscow wleartd the c.i.a. in 2011 that she and her eldest son were religious militants about to travel to russia.

she has denied any connection to terrorism. also just in, a man both of his legs blown off he saw tamerlan in the crowd and he stood out because he was so serious. >> i was having a great time. just that one guy, he didn't look like he was having a good time. >> he was the first give authorities a description of the suspect despite his horrific wounds. >> also the bullet riddled boat where dzhokar tsarnaev was found hiding after the shooting, has been towed through neighborhood streets to a secure location. volunteers will be hosting two fund-raisers this weekend for 11-year-old aaron hearn who was wounded in the bombings. today a pizza store will donate a portion to the family. you'll find details on the events at abc7news.com under see

it on tv. a piece of an airplane believed to be in the 9/11 attacks in new york city has been found three blocks from ground zero. they found part of the landing gear jammed between two buildings on wednesday. authorities are not ruling out the chance it was place there had by someone. one of the buildings holds a controversial islamic prayer center. the discovery is being treated as a crime scene for now. this morning, a red rdwood city man is still on the run after escaping from a san francisco's sheriff's car. he was arrested thursday night accused of assaulting his girlfriend. while deputies were investigating, he got out of the car and ran away. because he told family members he would not go back to jail, authorities consider him dangerous. he may be driving a silver 1991 acura with the license plate you see on the screen.

two people remain in critical condition this morning after a deadly crash in oakland. it happened about 3:45 yesterday afternoon on highway 13 near the lincoln overpass. the driver lost control flipping the suv several times. sky7hd shows the suv backwards in the southbound lanes. one person was killed. four more were injured and the crash caused heavy delays during the late afternoon commute. demonstrators in petaluma are calling for caltrans to tear down the bird nets they installed at lakeville highway. nets are supposed to keep migrating swallows from nesting at a construction project but they ended up killing many of them. workers have since modified the nets but protestors tell sergio quintana they continue to be death traps for the federally protected birds. >> take down the nets! >> about 20 people gathered near the freeway overpass against the series of nets installed under

the bridges. >> i don't see why birds have to keep flying they should take the nets down. >> as we reported, the nets are supposed to keep swallows from nesting. caltrans acknowledged that some birds were dying. >> the adjustments haven't been effective. they continue to be die and entangled. >> according to caltrans they have adjusted two nets and working closely with state and federal officials to fix any other problem. most evenings these birds return to these bridges and try and build their homes because it's the height of their nesting season. we noticed one bird caught in the net go, demonstrators a different material should have been used on this project. >> it would be plastic sheeting that would be flush with the structure and prevents the mud from adhering. >> biologists were on site to monitor the birds.

>> katie: coming up 8:08. lisa argen in to tell us when this is going to lift. >> yes, it's taking a little while. sunny in parts of the east bay. here is a look from exploratorium cam and the fog is pretty dense. that means it's getting squished to bring high pressure that will bring sunny, warmer conditions all weekend long. also next, all parents want to keep their children safe, but some are literally bulletproofing them. and the creepy critter that turned up at the

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>> katie: since the sandy hook tragedy in connecticut keeping children safe is a top priority for many communities. now there is a controversial option for parents to consider, bulletproofed backpacks. here is michael finney with the details. this is an ordinary school day for did he metrick and

four-year-old daughter. ordinary except for this brand-new backpack which is bulletproof. despite the pretty patterns adorning it. this backpack offers military grade protection against bullets. it costs about $300 and is made in colombia. >> if they were to come into the classroom with any guns, put this on on and it would stop the bullets. >> they live in aurora, colorado. he says this the best choice for his family. >> this was the easiest thing i could do to keep my arm around her. >> some parents in the bay area are considering buying similar gear for their kids. he attended hillsdale high school in san mateo where four years ago a student brought weapons and pipe bombs to campus. she liked the idea of arming her kids with a backpack. >> you don't want something to

happen where you can't take action. >> chris owns a san rafael gun store. here families are a taught how to safely handle guns and stay safe in an emergency. >> since then, we heard in the first quarter of 2013 we have seen a 20% increase in the number of folks that have come into the training program. those folks i would say at least 25% of them have had some questions about how to better protect their young ones at school. >> jacob says parents are asking about bulletproof backpacks? >> we have to sort of work with the parents and educate ourselves about what their specific situation is and try to provide options and solutions for that specific situation. bulletproof backpacks are not sold widely in stores the in fact to get one, you have to look online. prices range from $200 to $300 and they weigh around three pounds. dan larson thinks anything to help keys them safe is a good

idea. >> backpack would be easy to explain to him, go grab your backpack and put it in front of you. >> other parents we talked feel like bulletproofed backpacks is an extreme reaction. >> you want a positive attitude, not really like predicting something bad is always going to be happening. >> gloria has triplets in preschool. >> hopefully select a school in an area where i would not need to worry about it. if i need worry about it then i need to reconsider what school they are attending. >> it's something that i hate i have to imagine. it's something that i realize is reality with today. >> katie: there are just a few companies starting to market the backpacks for kids. go to abc7news.com and click on "7 on your side" for a link. >> sonoma county youth sports leagues are buying life saving

defibrillators after a player's heart stopped after getting struck in the pitch. they jumped in and used cpr to keep matthew henry until an ambulance arrived. matthew is now recovering. the santa rosa press democrat reports that several also leagues reports that they are already started buying them. lisa argen is keeping track of the forecast which is going to get better. >> if you like the warmer weather, things are going your way. especially for the latter half of the weekend but even today we are warming up. plenty of things going on across the bay today. here is a look at live doppler 7-hd where we're not picking up anything in the form of precipitation. we're going to stay dry and not only that, a warming trend begins today. temperatures in san jose beginning to brighten up. everybody has a blanket of low

clouds and fog. san francisco, 48. mountain view, 48. santa cruz, 51. here is a look at mount tam where you can see all the gray, much of the north bay and fact some fog in napa. we've had haze in santa rosa. it's getting sunnier in concord. 52, union city. we are talking about a sunny and warmer weekend. within the next hour, we will break out into more sunshine in our east bay and south bay. the coast will lag behind. we'll look for warmer conditions today. warmest day of the weekend will be tomorrow and then 90-degree heat on the horizon for monday. in fact several days next week. inland east bay will be in the 90s. 24-hour temperature change. cooler, low clouds and fog, 2-3 degrees cooler from napa to the airport and san jose and livermor

you are right, if you are thinking it felt cool this morning. here is a look what is going to happen in livermore in the days ahead. tomorrow once again in the mid-80s but take a look at monday, tuesday where 90-degree heat returns. then the coolest dates will be the end of the workweek. in fact, mid-80s with the sea breeze reaching our inland east bay by late on thursday. high pressure is still off the coast. it's keeping the storm track to the snorted but continues to build a little closer to the golden state. that allows for warmer days. today should be pleasant around the bay with temperatures in the south bay touching about 80 for san jose. upper 70s closer to sunnyvale. peninsula numbers, mid and upper 70s. 75 in the city and cool with the onshore flow from pacifica to the sunset district. mid-60s downtown and up in the north bay look for about 80, santa rosa. near east bay, low 70s today.

that is about 4:00 when we reach the expected high temperatures. 77 in fremont. inland east bay, talking about more 80s here. pleasanton, 81. we're warming up mostly tomorrow and return to some more 80s that will stay around the bay consistently right through the middle of the week. warmer inland east bay. low 90s and cooling trend thursday and friday. "abc 7 news" is a great weather resource for you to follow. on twitter for the very latest bay area weather conditions and get video forecasts, power outage information and tweets from your favorite weather team. cherry blossom festival. moraga triathalon and butter and egg parade up in petaluma. >> and march for babies happening in three different locations. we have people in two different locations and live report will be coming up. it's good people will know how

to dress as they head out today. thank you, lisa. >> a south bay starbucks has called in pest control that has to handle an infestation of bedbugs. >> i have never seen a bedbug infestation in a restaurant. >> she is with the santa clara of environmental holds. they received a complaint about bedbugs in furniture at starbucks. they confirmed that specimen received it was a bedbug. starbucks has been pro-active since it learned of the infestation. >> they brought the pest control company in, they have had several treatments and no evidence that it could be found that bedbugs are currently there. >> customer mike healy isn't concerned. >> i think they removed what they call all the soft

furniture. >> they have a pest control company to continue to follow up to the problem and they point out bedbugs bite but not known to carry disease. >> katie: find more information at abc7news.com. >> it's never a good idea to have unused medication lying around. a safe and

>> katie: a charter fishing boat sank in caribbean, last sunday, they suddenly found themselves

treading water eight miles from shore. they lost sight of the captain as the swell separated the group. they did the only thing they could is start swimming to shore. it was grueling 14 hours. >> you see land and started swimming. it was just as we swam but we had the wind behind us and used it as a gauge for direction. >> katie: you see some of the scarring left from being rubbed by a life jacket in salt water. they made it to a beach and spent the night eating mangoes and bananas. they spotted a farmer and they learned the captain and first mated were also rescued after 23 hours in the hour. >> it's been a big switch with

electronic tolling at golden gate bridge. any confusion seemed to have ironed itself out and perhaps too well. here is transportation reporter heather ishimaru. >> they zipped along as the $6 toll is paid through license plate accounts, one time payments or you pai bill you get in the mail and pay like any other bill. >> this project has been amazingly successful. it has exceeded our expectation. we do see traffic is moving more smoothly. >> they worried when human tolltakers vanished the uninformed would stop anyway but those indiana weighed time. fastrak usage of last year was just below 70% jumping to 891% this year. license plate acts went from zero to 3900 in march and one time payments from four to 3400.

>> don't stop and keep going. one way or another you will pay your toll on the bridge. i think we have gotten past the early jitters ople didn't know what to do. if you keep going. we'll catch up with you one way or the other. >> keep going but not too fast. the speed limit is 25 miles an hour through the toll plaza. not so scanners can read fastrak or take a license plate picture. they say some people have bone blowing through at 60. >> these toll lanes are narrow. you have ten-foot toll lanes. if you are doing 60 miles an hour. it doesn't take much to the left or right are very your vehicle will be in one of the tollbooths. >> and there are no longer toll take teors count the three passengers required to qualify for the half price car-pool lane. >> this is the time to learn the rules because the rules will be enforced very soon. just exactly when the

enforcement will begin they are not saying but they do say they have a date in mind. >> katie: new this morning, san francisco's eighth utilityalk against rape to raise awareness takes place today. 11:00 event put on by women against rape covers a three and a half mile course from 18th street from the mission district to potrero park. funds raised will provide a safe place for survivors of sexual violence to heal. organizers say more importantly it makes a statement that sexual violence won't be tolerated. it culminates with a festival in the park at 1:00. >> today is the day to turn in unneeded prescription drugs. it's the sixth annual national prescription take back day. most state and local police stations will be accepting prescription drugs. you can drop them off with no questions asked. the idea is to get them out of

the medicine cabinet and in the hands of drug enforcement agency for proper disposal. coming up next, a final curtain may soon come down at one of the most unusual theaters you will ever see. how you can help save this north bay original. >> plus, i'm keira live in san francisco where thousands of people with march of dimes march for babies. it starts in about 30 minutes. if you are in the east bay or south bay, how you can be a part to improve the life of

>> katie: welcome back. second away from 8:30 and starting off with a quick first look at the weather. >> good morning, starting out with some sunshine in san jose. low clouds lifting there. 52 along the coast. as we go through the afternoon, mostly sunny conditions with mid-60s to upper 70s. so mostly sunny. that is going to take a while. lower 60s inland. talking a return to some 80s. already sunny in parts of the east bay. that will spread across the bay. warmer day of the weekend and when we hit 90 degrees, that is coming up. >> katie: we are only 30 minutes away from the start of a nationwide event in which thousands of people will march for babies. carry-on ri is live at fort mason is san francisco. everyone warmed up out there? >> reporter: everybody is

getting warmed up. all 3,000 of the people who are expected to come out to walk today. official march for dimes march for babies starts at 9:00. it was about 30 minutes from now. if you are no in the city there is march in pleasanton and san jose today. it's happening all across the u.s. right now. people are marching for babies. some people raised hundreds of dollars. some people raised thousands. since the walk begin in 1970 people have raised more than $2.5 billion. that money funds programs and research to help mothers to have healthy full term pregnancies. it helps to improve the health of babies born in our country. that means everything to one woman i met today. >> my son was premature. he came along seven weeks early. when he was born he weighed three pounds, nine ounces. now, he is a strong healthy

little guy. thanks to organizations like this. >> reporter: abc7 is excited to be involved in this effort. amy hollyfield is emceeing in alameda fair groups. if you can see the blue speck on stage up there, that is morning traffic anchor who is emceeing the event at fort mason. it starts at 9:00 a.m. if you are not registered, you are welcome to come. the more the merrier. it goes to fort point and back and as lisa argen said it will be a beautiful day to be outside today. we would love to see you here. it goes until about 1:00 this afternoon. jrblg >> katie: new this morning, president obama is using his weekly address to encourage congress to pass his budget to help end the sequester budget cuts. this week congress did reverse some of the cuts that we're

beginning to take hold. they passed a temporary fix, putting furloughed air traffic controllers back on the job. the president said deficits are shrinking and jobs are being created but congress knees to do more to help working middle-class families. >> there is one way to help fix the sequester. couple weeks ago i put forward, tax codes to close loopholes and invest in things like education, research and manufacturing that will create new jobs right now. so i hope members of congress will find the same sense of urgency and bipartisan cooperation to help the families still in the crosshairs of these cuts. >> katie: republican response by pennsylvania congressman says the faa could have made other cuts rather than furlough air traffic controllers. g.o.p. contends president obama

wanted the public to feel the pain. so voters would tolerate more federal tax hikes. we have developing news right now. f.b.i. says a mississippi man has been arrested in the ongoing investigation into poisoned letters that were sent to president obama and others. 41-year-old man was arrested at his home in tupolo, mississippi. >> on the jobs front. your chance to get hired for seasonal work begins with a job fair today. pavilion will host a concert series from may through september and workers are needed. there are job opportunities from ticket takers to event staff to maintenance workers and san francisco residents get priority. you do have to be 18 years old at least to apply. the job fair is from 10:00 to 2:00 at pier 27 cruise ship terminal. they are getting ready for a

big fund-raiser. tomorrow all to save a real life picture show. wayne freedman learned, there are much more than movies at ache stake. >> along river road in sonoma county, you will read about it miles away. one sign leads to another and one more atop this world war ii military surplus quan za hut that seems to have no rightful place around here. your eyes adjust and brain takes it all in. >> it's just an old soup can laying on the side. >> look at the walls and keep looking. it's the story of movies and california and this community. >> this is 1995, the highest flood was right at the top of this line here. right up there, that is 1986. >> and maybe now you can appreciate the mixed emotions of

retired firefighter feels about that for sale sign sitting outside. >> you don't want to sell. >> i don't, but i can't figure out any way to not to work for 12 hours a day. >> it's been a form of multitask go. in the daytime, dawn and his wife run a cafe in back. >> how long have you been married? >> 35 years. >> do you talk together all the time? >> no. [ laughter ] >> and you can't help the long faces once in a while it's because of the root of their problems begin 15 steps up on the secretary floor. welcome to the engine room of this operation now facing an enforced obsolescence that a skilled mechanic can't fix. >> have you heard about hollywood studios are phasing out film and forcing all theaters to buy digital

projectors. they need $60,000. >> it's the dollar bill. we don't generate enough dollar bills for hollywood so the mom and pop theater is expendable. >> this just shows where the money is. >> they are not going down without a fight. there is a kick starter campaign and grassroots campaign. there is too much at stake. >> if it is gone, the town languishes. >> because the rio isn't the last picture show in this town. it's the last one for 25 miles. an operation so fiting for this community, so unsuited for modern times. in monte rio, wayne freedman, "abc 7 news." >> it's called rambo at the rio and begins at 3:00. details on this online are on abc7news.com under see it on tv. coming up next, a rebound in

bay area real estate. what the laws of supply and demand have done the value to of your home. live look outs, this is from our exploratorium cam. you can see the skyline and bay bridge, it's grey out

after five years of declining home values, bay area housing market is finally coming back. take a look at this map compiled by zillo. the areas in red, they are still hurting. home prices as much as 66% lower than peak values but a strong come back in the green zone. san francisco, parts of the peninsula, like san carlos and palo alto and areas of the south bay such as los gatos. laura anthony with more. >> this three bedroom home is about to go on the market. don't expect it to stay there very long. if recent activity is any indication, this house will sell fast and well over the asking price. >> this house here, it's like 975. we're expecting they will receive numerous offers. >> this house could go over a million. >> san mateo county is among the

hottest real estate markets, not just on rebound but prices like belmont, san mateo and san carlos are hitting new highs. >> the inventory is very down so less inventory, more people wanting to live here and people are willing to spend the money to be on the peninsula. >> that means stiff competition for buyers, even those that are well qualified with plenty of cash are getting beat out. >> all the high end buyers in los altos. there were 30 offers on the property. 20 of them were over two million. all cash buyers is about $2.2 million. >> the boom isn't happening everywhere. some houses are still languishing. at values more than 50% below their peak. >> i feel good about mine. >> but for belmont owner, the

rebound is for real. >> if i was selling it would be great. no, i feel good where i'm at right now. >> so clearly a seller's market. get your finances in order and be prepared to bid on multiple properties and go well above asking price with no contingency especially in places like this, san mateo county. in belmont, laura anthony, "abc 7 news." >> lisa argen hopefully with good news. tell us when this is going to lift. >> marine layers is about thousand feet deep. we are looking at the grey across the bay, upper 40s, still pretty chilly out there. talking about more dense fog around the monterey bay. it's warmer. i'll have details next. >> katie: a playoff thriller at oracle with seth curry having a huge night. larry beil h

>> katie: welcome back. you are looking from the exploratorium cam. you can barely see the difference between the water and sky. it's cloudy out there. here in san francisco, it will clear around 10:00 this morning, in the east bay, the sun is already out. hang in there. the sun is coming your way, as well. in sports, tonight the san jose sharks close out the regular season in l.a. against

the kiss. hoping to improve their playoff positiong. last night the warriors played a thrilling game three of their own playoff series in against denver. larry beil has more. >> good morning, with the thunder stick booming and seth curry scoring, warriors held on tight for a 110-108 victory in the n.b.a. playoff series. 19,000 plus on hand for the warriors. first playoff game since 2007. in the second quarter it was all nuggets, check out the alley-oop here. andrew, a touch pass, he had 19 points. and he was unstoppable with two of his 35 with denver up 12 at

the half. and jack attack he had 23. rookie green, no fear, attacking amazing reverse layup but it was all about seth curry and the bad left ankle. are you serious? curry, 29 points. 11 assists, six boards bad ankle a tear drop finish. warriors by 2, andre iguodala at the buzzer and that is just off the rim. warriors take game 3. they lead the series two games to one. >> a guy made big time plays, man. i'm still baffled. i know it's going to sound like a broken record. but someone owes hit an apology. sorry, he is an all-star. >> he carried us. offensively when we did we went to him and he did it. >> game four is sunday night right here back at oracle. now, the coliseum complex was

the center of the sports universe last night with the a's and orioles going on just a few feet away. 17,000, almost 17,000 watching the green and gold. warriors out drew the a's. chin, only two hits allowed. after a wear josh reddick error, he knocks in one. 3-0 baltimore, that is a final. >> giants and padres, tim lincecum on the mound got help from the defense. cabrera sack punts and pablo sandoval full extension to make the play but tim in trouble. back-to-back r.b.i. singles. 2-1 lead. timmy goes 7 innings but the padres edge the giants by 2-1 score. that is wrap from the oracle

arena. mike shumann will be along later with all the weekend sports. enjoy your weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> katie: you can show your warriors' pride by go warriors badge. get the badge at facebook.com/abc7news. get the weather by listening right now to lisa argen. >> we are brightening up in the south bay. still the marine layer is with us in san francisco. in the east bay, cupertino, cherry blossom festival. moraga try triathalon and dream machine going on. we are looking at no rain. in fact look at all the sunshine here. it cleared quickly in the past hour in san jose. we'll be looking at moving closer to the peninsula. 54 in mountain view.

at 52. here is a look at forecast then. we got a warmer weekend on tap starting with today. finishing tomorrow with temperatures climbing even more so anywhere from 2-35 degrees warmer and then by monday. we're talking temperatures near 90 in inland east bay. low clouds and fog peeling back. speaking of the east bay, here is how warm we're going to get. tomorrow in the mid-80s. we'll be looking at another five degrees of warmth but wednesday and thursday where it's going to get quite hot and cooling trend is the latter part of the workweek. speaking of 90s, sacramento and fresno 93 at our coast.

comfortable low 60s with 82 in yosemite. 101 in palm springs. we will be looking at temperatures all across the bay area today, warmer than yesterday. we didn't see any 80s. today, 81 in concord. 84 we talked about livermore. 72 in oakland with mid-70s for palo alto. we're still looking at cool at at our coast afternoon sea breeze. still we are looking at lower 60s. sunshine there and around 70 in santa cruz. if you are headed to the oakland a's game today at about 1:00. we'll be in the upper 60s with plenty of sunshine. between now and then, the cloud deck really eroding. 70s about 4:00 and even warmer weather tomorrow. look for highs ranging from the 60s at the coast. upper 80s inland. monday with some dense fog. that higher pressure region just pushes down on the atmosphere. we'll have a little dense fog and look at the warmup. low 90s right on through the

workweek and inland east bay with 60s, pretty pleasant at the coast. everybody cools off by thursday and friday. >> katie: i need to head inland because i the heat last weekend. everything under 90 will be nice. but what are you going to do. a mystery of the giant heads. it was found float

>> katie: here are the winning nuers from last night's $103 million draw. 17, 42, 49, 54, 55 the mega number 31. nobody correctly picked all six, tuesday's jackpot is estimated at $114 million. if you have seen a 300 pound head, listen up. they spotted it on the hudson river this week. it took ten people to drag it out of the water. authorities are not sure where it came from. one theory is that part of a mardi gras float. another is former theater prop. no one has come forward to claim it. surely you would notice if that was missing. >> it took a beating, didn't it? >> good morning. nice and sunny in the south bay in the 50s. brightening up in parts of the south bay with cupertino bringing in on the sunshine as

well as mountain view, 54. cloudy up in san francisco but we will look for temperatures to respond as cloud deck peels back and mid-60s downtown and mid-70s up in san rafael. looking ahead, warmer weather tomorrow, warmest days of the week will be tuesday, wednesday and thursday. highs and low 90s. 60s at our coast. sunshine at our coast even today. it will take until about 1:00, 2:00 until we clear totally. >> sounds great. thank you all for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. we will continue at 5:00 p.m. you asked for it. now "abc 7 news" exclusive alarm clock app is available for the android phone and kindle fire. you can download it now. it's been always available on the iphone. thanks for joining us. have a great day and a great weekend.

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