>> good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us on this sunday, may 12th, mother's day. i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with lisa argen. >> good morning. it's nice and sunny downtown. we have dense fog and cool temperatures in the north bay. we are looking at just 50s with quarter mile visibility in santa rosa, all the way up to

the mid-60s by the delta. already a 15-degree spread out there. we are looking for another warm day inland. in fact yesterday we saw low 90s. today in the mid-90s well into the east bay valleys. we will have the breeze pick up along the coast and across the bay this afternoon. it should be a little stronger today. that's indicating the changes that are to come as soon as late today into tomorrow. you will want to stay tuned for our seven-day outlook coming up in a few minutes. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. >> developing news. the calaveras county sheriff said leia fowler's killer is not a stranger, not an intruder, but her twelve-year-old brother. john alston has details on this shocking development. >> this is the calaveras county can sleep a little better.

>> at 5:10 authorities arrested loa's 12-year-old brother and charged him with the homicide. >> the 12-year-old brother, now the accused killer, joined family members at a vigil. we are blurring his face because he is a minor. more than 1,000 people gathered at jenny lind elementary school where leila was a third grader. her mother spoke briefly to the crowd. >> i just want to thank the community for the overly amount of support you have given my family. it will never be forgotten. the 8-year-old girl was stabbed to death inside the home three weeks ago. her brother told investigators he encountered a tall man with long, gray hair who then ran off. authorities say they collected dna at the scene, collected household knives and searched a nearby pond for evidence.

it put the entire valley springs community in a state of fear as authorities conducted a door-to-door manhunt that gradually tapered off. a neighbor who claimed seeing a man run away from the fowler home later recanted the story. >> we have put in over 2,000 hours into this investigation to provide leila fowler's family with answers in her death. >> the sheriff did not address some obvious questions, such as a motive or whether the weapon has been found. he says the investigation is not over yet. john alston, abc7 news. the brother cannot be charged as an adult because he's under 14 years old. legal analyst jim hammer tells us the process will be private. >> the focus in juvenile court is going to be on figuring out who this kid is, what is his family situation like, is he appropriate to be in the family setting or taken out of the family setting, either foster care or some kind of custodial setting. but the focus is on how to rehabilitate this kid at

12-years-old. radically different than an adult criminal proceeding. stay with abc7 news as we continue to follow this story. you can also find breaking news updates on our facebook page and our twitter feed. abc7newsbayarea. developing news, another northern california manhunt is expanding with federal agents and four swat teams joining the search for a wanted killern humboldt county. authorities believe 45-year-old shane miller killed his wife and two young daughters tuesday night in shasta county. he has prior convictions for drugs, weapons and a parole violation. he is considered armed and dangerous. there's been no sign of him since wednesday night when his pickup truck was found abandoned near the town of petrolea. these photos show federal and state s.w.a.t. teams from three counties and the state department of corrections heading out in vehiclings and helicopters conducting search

operations in the thick backwoods. haywood police are investigating what caused a crash that injured two people and damaged a house last night on mannon avenue. two people are seriously injured after an accident that closed the road between ranker place and schaefer road. two to three cars was smashed, a house was damaged in the incident. we will let you know just what happened as soon as retails are. -- details are released later this morning. disappointment in vallejo as little league players learned games were cancelled because of yet another shooting near one of their fields. it's the second time shots were fired near the ballpark. we have more on the little league's next steps. >> sebastian kern should be pitching against the giants. instead he's practicing with his eight-year-old brother. it's because north vallejo little league has cancelled all of their saturday games. for the second time in three

weeks, gunshots have been fired near one of the league's games. >> it's getting kind of frequent. this 12-year-old heard the gunshots that rang out thursday. police say someone in one car fired into another car at around 6:00 p.m. no one from the league was involved or hurt. >> to have someone just be as callous as that, and to not think about the lives that they are putting in danger is just incomprehensible. >> but this isn't the first time young players have been near gunfire. on april 17th shots were fired after a tee-ballgame at john williams field. no one was hurt then either but the league briefly suspended the season. games resumed a few days later. >> i'm assume one, i was a little more angry at the second one. >> both of her boys play in the league. >> mainly sad. started wondering if i was going to let them play. >> she's decided only to let them play in games she can attend.aing that to these boys

isn't easy. what do you want to do? >> i would rather play. i would rather be playing right now, i guess. >> starting monday games will be played at dan foley park. league officials are sure their players will be safer here. league officials are also calling on city leaders to make the neighborhood around williams and thurman fields a priority. they say more officers are needed now. in vallejo, abc7 news. >> we are learning more about the fatal officer-involved shooting by concord please friday night. 21-year-old charles burns was suspected of dealing drugs. police were doing surveillance of his home friday night. they tried to serve a search warrant. they say burns hopped into a vehicle driven by another man and it rammed an unmanned police car. burns got out and tried to run

away. two officers then opened fire. >> they blocked him in on the other side. one guy got arrested. he tried to run out of the car and they shot him. >> pow, pow, bang, bang, boom, boom, boom. it was nonstop. nonstop. we didn't get up until it stopped. >> the other man in the car was arrested. developing news, a lake county neighborhood is sinking into a hilltop. it's happening in a neighborhood in lake port. that's a city on the west side of clear lake. as abc news reporter clayton -- gee owe benitta reports, homes that have been standing for 30 years are now falling apart. >> i don't know what to think. in march everything was fine and everything is gone now. >> this morning authorities in one california town are mystified, trying to figure out what caused seven homes to be swallowed up by the earth. >> it has grown substantially from the time i saw it earlier

this week to the present. so things are still happening. >> just look at this home. ground givin way, causing the house to drop ten feet, destroying most of it. the seemingly sudden sinkage is feeling residents feeling like they are lose it all. >> the stress level is a little high, you might say. you see everything you worked so hard for literally crumble. >> what started as small cracks in the ground gradually hope into small canyons. >> all the cracks in the roadway seem to have gotten bigger. >> quickly engulfing the lake county homes and stripping some down to the score. now the entire community of 29 homes is at risk of collapsing. >> it's like cancer. it's spreading out. there are new cracks showing up in the area of the subdivision that weren't affected before. >> why are the homes sinking? water bubbling up to the surface may have something to do with it. officials fixed broken pipes last week but nobody knows why there is so much water. right now multiple causes are

under investigation. >> i think you are talking about a lot of broken dreams and uprooted lives at this point. >> abc news. >> that is really something else there. lisa argen is here with your mother's day forecast. >> the marine layer has been much shallower this morning. as a result we are sunnier sooner. taking a look at emeryville this morning where temperatures are in the 60s. should be another beautiful day. we saved the warmest and best weather today for mother's day. i'll explain next. >> also next, new details about the moments before the deadly accident last week involving a swedish catamaran on san francisco bay. it's the biggest power ball jackpot since california began selling tickets. is there a big

>> welcome back, everyone. it is 9:14 on this sunday, may 12th, mother's day. where would we be without our moms? hats off to you today. this is a live look from the exploratorium cam, showinga bit of the bay with the bridge in the background. a balmy 67 degrees on tap for san francisco. your full accuweather forecast with lisa argen coming up. >> developing news in trenton,

new jersey where a 37 hour hostage ordeal is finally over. a s.w.a.t. team moved in early this morning to rescue three children. police shot the man who held them prisoner [gunshot] >> with grenades the s.w.a.t. team moved in around 1:00 this morning our time. police ended a standoff that began friday after they went to check the welfare of the victim. they were met at the door by the gun men and could see the bodies of a woman and a 13-year-old boy inside so they backed away. this morning ambulances raced from the scene, carrying the three surviving children. the gunman gerald murphy, died later at a hospital. neighbors are relieved. >> i couldn't describe it. it was just like a movie. you know what i mean? never seen nothing like this in my life. >> at a news conference the police said they decided to storm the house when the suspect began to threaten the kids. this morning a message from the three women rescued in

cleveland. after being held captive for a decade. >> alex shows us the cell phone video of when they broke through the door. we are having problems bringing that video to you. we will try to bring that back. it is quite dramatic video there. let's move on. a meeting is scheduled for this tuesday with the four teams of the america's cup to discuss thursday's tragedy on san francisco bay. teams from the u.s., italy, sweden and new zealand will be in san francisco this week. they will decide what steps, if any, to take in the wake of that catamaran accident that killed a british medalist andrew simpson. the skipper's father tells a australian newspaper his son heard a sharp crack moments before the boat tumble forward. the "newcastle harold" reports the racing yacht folded like a taco shell,

one enthusiast believes the cup will go on. >> i don't think anything will deter us from hosting, let alone attending, any of the events. of course, there's more public awareness now that an accident has occurred. sailor andrew bart simpson died after being trapped beneath the wreckage for ten minutes. >> knew this morning, a tour in california kicks off today with this year's course starting in southern california and heading north. the eight-day, 750-mile race ends in santa rosa, bringing the climax of the race to our region. cycling fans say the bay area stages should determine this year's winner from among the world's elite cyclists. individual time trials come to san jose friday with a grueling climb to the top of 3800-foot mount diablo next saturday.

those trials are expected to draw tens of thousands of fans to san jose and have the cycling world's attention for a full day. the final scenic stage runs from san francisco to santa rosa. concession workers at at&t park have authorized a strike. the workers voted at the ballpark yesterday. they want their first raise in three years. now the vote doesn't mean a walkout is imminent. there are negotiations between the union and management scheduled for wednesday and thursday. management calls yesterday's vote unfortunate. >> check out the winning numbers from last night's 27 to million dollars power ball draw. 6, 13, 19, 23, 43. the power number 16. no one correctly picked all six numbers. but there is a bay area person who is a bit richer this morning. three tickets in california matched five numbers. one of those tickets was purchased in petaluma.

each of those tickets worth $573,000. wednesday's jackpot is estimated at $350 million. the odds of winning power ball are about 1 in 175 million, but lisa, that does not keep lots and lots of people from playing. >> yeah, i know. definitely it's fun. good morning, everyone. we are looking at some fog still out there. it is shallow but where we have it it is dense. santa rosa and also along the coast. that shallow deck burning back, but as it really gets a little closer to the ground, that's why it is pretty dense. but a southwest wind will influence much of the bay and coast today already in the delta winds gusting to 22 miles an hour. but we are pretty mild in some parts around the bay, as well. so a lot going on. as we look from mt. tam you can see some holes in the deck of clouds there. 57 san francisco but look at the mid-60s for mountain view and san jose. already about a 15-degree spread. we are looking at upper 50s

santa cruz. he were in the 80s yesterday. looking for a warm day again today but the sea breeze is coming back and it will come back a little stronger this afternoon. that will set the stage for a cooler week. the work week beginning tomorrow. 56 iann sta rosa. you have had fog all morning long. and now beginning to break up and evaporate. fairfield, mid-60s despite the southwest winds. 6 in livermore. that's the high for san francisco today and los gatos in the upper 60s. we are all still look at a nice day. temperatures around the bay will be wide ranging once again. starting out with mostly sunny skies, still warm inland with numbers in the low to mid-90s yesterday. livermore airport was at 94, concord 91. low 90s from morgan hill to las got toes. that won't change but breeze today and cooler conditions for everyone tomorrow. that will be the story for much of the week ahead. 24 hours ago we were cooler. we are six degrees warmer at the

parent and livermore. you notice up in the north bay it's been a little cool and gray. as high pressure continues to block this week weather system to the north of us, it's building and and that is allowing for the warm weather in our inland east bay. elsewhere, as the sea breeze kick up throughout the afternoon we will feel some of that cooling. as this weak weather system passes to the north tomorrow, we are going to break out into sunshine later and also with the stronger sea breeze it's going to aid in our cool down tomorrow. mid-60s today, monterey. look at the rest of the state. very warm. we had records in tahoe yesterday, also in reno. 89 degrees. 101 in fresno. high fire danger in southwestern california. our little corner of the state really enjoying the best weather. 90 in morgan hill. about if you like it a little cooler, 82 sunnyvale. upper 60s in the coast.

seeing unsunshine there. then the winds will buous with us. san francisco coming in for an afternoon high early, probably around noon, and then we will look for the temperatures to come down. 86 in santa rosa, as well as napa. our near east bay very pleasant with mid-and upper 70s. low 80s for fremont and over in the east bay you are not going to feel any cooling today. low 90s in pleasanton. here's the look ahead. about 8 or 10 degrees of cooling tomorrow. a later burn off. the coolest day should be around thursday. we will let you know how warm it's going to get throughout your community each and every day. that's how you can keep track of the weather with following live doppler 7hd on twitter. you can get a lot of information already. a lot of you already follow us so thank you. >> good deal. thank you, lisa. straight ahead, somewhat some determined east bay elementary kids are trying to do to try to bring alassmate home after his

family's visa expired during

>> there is new footage this morning showing the dramatic moment police broke through the door in cleveland to rescue two of the three women held prisoner in the home there for a decade. one escaped with help from neighbors. abc news reporter alex shows us the cell phone video. >> for the first time this morning we are seeing the

dramatic moments when cleveland police officers pried open the front door of ariel castro's home, freeing gene gina dejesus and michelle night. it was caught on cell phone. it shows officers rushing in and pounding down the door. >> yeah, they were in a rush to find out what was going on. >> owe [bleep]. >> it all unfolds after amanda berry and her six-year-old daughter escaped. according to ashley, the mother and daughter can be seen here embracing in the middle of the street. >> she kept telling the cop keep me safe, keep me protected >> this is the first motor's day in ten years amanda, gina and michelle are home and free. it's the gift their mothers spent the last decade dreaming about. those desperate pleas when they were missing, still fresh. >> just not knowing.

>> this weekend motors marching, vowing to never forget what happened behind these walls. meanwhile, investigators are firing back at allegations they may have missed clues over the years. the commander jerry handled the case from the start and said every tip was investigated. >> everything was checked out, whether it was something we had checked out before, if we got it again we checked it out again. >> and gina dejesus and her family say they will celebrate this mother's day with some of their favorites. alex perez, abc news, cleveland. >> elementary school students in berkeley are willing to go the extra mile to bring a classmate home. they held a fundraiser last night for ten-year-old rodrigo guzman and his family. they talked to hem over the internet. the family's visa expired after

valley's greatest inventions have been made in garages. a do it yourself team that's building a tiny saltalamacchia in silicon valley. what they hope to prove by sending it into space. >> plus the blue carpet is rolled out and we are just 30 minutes away from the gates opening for game four of the warriors versus spurs. i'm kira klapper live at oracle arena. if they win today they will make it to a game six. i will tell you just how soon you can buy tickets to that game

>> welcome back, everyone. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. good morning to you. this is a view from vollmer peak. it just looks warm. most of our very warm temperatures will be in our far

inland east bay where numbers again will recover into the 90s. 65 in mountain view. 64 san jose with upper 50s in san francisco. mid-50s half moon bay. fog still clearing. we are looking at another nice day for mother's day. inland we will get relief tomorrow. today we are talking about 80s and mid-90s. coastal temperatures cool. the sea breeze kicking up right in the early afternoon. around the bay low to mid-70s to the lower 80s. so today the warmest day out of the next seven. we are talking about a significant cool down coming our way. we will have is that coming up. >> a great mother's day forecast. thank you, lisa. you know the golden state warriors playoff series against the san antonio spurs continues today at oracle arena. it's also known as roaracle arena once the crowd gets going. kira is joining us live from oakland. kira, the warriors will try to

feed off of that energy today. >> they will. and they will need to, carolyn, from fans like you. you always love reading your warriors tweets. you keep me involved in what's going on. they are down 2-1 in the best bf seven western conference semifinal series against the spurs. they are looking for the tie today. let's take you to video of the last game when the warriors lost to the spurs 102-92. they are looking for the home split today. it's not a must-win in game four, but in game five the warriors head back to san antonio and it would be better to be tied 2-2 than to be down 3-1. oracle arena opens in 30 minutes at 10:00 this morning and doors open at 10:30. tipoff at 12:30 and coverage starts at noon on abc7. if there is a game six, tickets go on sale tomorrow. 3:00 p.m. for the public, 9:00 a.m. for season ticket holders and that game will be this thursday.

reporting live, kira klapper, abc7 news. >> you got the right colors on there, kira. thank you. everybody can watch the warriors and the spurs in game four at roaracle arena astarting at noon. larry beil and mike shumann have "after the game" and we have the 5:00 news. you can follow larry and schu if you can't be inside the arena. larry is on twitter and schu tweets also. new this morning, the owners of the sacramento kings have thrown another wrench into the city's plan to keep the team from moving to seattle. that according to the sacramento b which says the owner brother are threatening to not sell the team to a sacramento investor group if the nba blocks its deal with seattle bidders. to sacramento group have been told the brothers will not do business

with them. espn reported the brothers have a backup deal to sell just a 20% deal to seattle investors. the nba finance committee meets by phone tomorrow discussing all of that with a final decision expected wednesday when the nba board of directors meets in dallas. o.j. simpson will be back in a las vegas courtroom tomorrow, seek to go reverse his conviction in the 2008 armed robbery of sports memorabilia dealers. simpson is claiming his lawyers were incompetent and that he should get a new trial. legal experts call it a hail mary as he tries to avoid what amounts to a life sentence. he was extended to 33 years in prison and must serve at least nine years. he is not eligible for parole until he serves 70. the group occupy the farm has once again taken over a piece of property in albany owned by u.c. berkeley. the occupiers said they tried

last year and tend to turn the gill tract into a viable food source for the community. the school wants to use the land for senior housing and a grocery store. they say the occupiers are trespassing and will eventually be moved out again. silicon valley is famous for start-ups launched in garages. hewlett-packard and apple to name the most prominent ones. now some young men are using their garage to build a satellite and launch it into space. jonathan bloom pays a visit to the teen behind sky cube. >> hunched over a small table in a cluttered garage they are feverishly working toward a tight deadline. >> they are replacing the batteries. these ones are not charged and we are not sure they hold enough charge for us. >> there are countless variables in play. >> what bothers me is the radio shifted mode. >> and they have only one chance to get it right.

>> we are building a cube set. it's a satellite that will launch into orbit in october of 2013. >> this science project will blast off an rocket and fly high above the earth. it will fly high above the earth. >> well, obviously what's happening is that there is a glitch there with that story from jonathan bloom. we will try to get it back to you if we can. meanwhile, coming up, what's being called the wall mart loophole. nannette miranda will have that story from sacramento. here's a live look from the golden gate bridge. all right. we will be back in just a moment.

>> welcome back, everyone. there is a move in sacramento to penalty eyes companies that cut

back workers hours to avoid having to offer them health insurance next year when federal health reform kicks in. abc7 capital correspondent nannette miranda reports on the benefits and the potential risks of closing the ball mart loophole. >> my hours are being cut. >> with her schedule being reduced, full time retail associate barbara couldn't afford to buy her own healthcare anymore so she enrolled her son in a government program. >> he's on med-i-cal and i will have to enroll myself. >> critics say that's a growing trend. beginning next year the federal affordable care act requires employers to provide coverage to anyone work more than 30 hours or more a week. to avoid the mandate, hours are reduced. it's forcing many low wage workers to go on taxpayer paid state programs like med-i-cal. >> i don't think that's right. >> jimmy gomez has a measure, a

proposal to penalize anyone who is trying to take advantage of the so-called wal-mart loophole. the money will go to med-i-cal. if the problem isn't fixed, he estimates the taxpayers will have to pick up the tab of over 400,000 californians. >> the nonfederal-state portion of medical will continue to squeeze out all other programs. education, public safety, you name the program, it will be squeezed out. >> company deny hours are being reduced to circumvent the law. opponents, including wal-mart, are teaming up to fight the proposed penalty. they say there's already a federal penalty in place and the state fine could be up to six times that or up to $15,000 per employee. they insist any added cost will hurt the economy. >> it's like a gun to the employer's head. it promises to increase our unemployment rate. guarantees it. and that's what we are telling people. >> she just wants her full time hours back and health coverage.

>> it's something that i should be able to provide for my family. >> the gomez bill has until mid-september to get to the governor's desk. in sacramento, nannette miranda, abc7 news. >> if you like it warm, this mother's day is going to be the hottest day of the week. here's lisa argen. >> yeah. but you know we are lagging behind in the north bay where the fog has been hanging from santa rosa and parts of napa. but right now you can see it looks pretty shallow from mt. tam. we have 50s in parts of the far north bay with upper 60s on the peninsula. we will tell you where the warmest spot will be and when the cool down comes our way next. >> thank you, lisa. also next we are just a few hours away from the warriors trying to end their playoff series against the spurs, trying to even it, rather. mike shumann has an upstate on steph curry's sprained ankle

>> back to the story of young men who are using their garage to built a saltalamacchia and launch it into space. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom paid a visit to the teen behind sky cube. >> hunched over a small table in a cluttered garage they are feverishly working toward a tight deadline. >> they are replacing the batteries. these ones are not charged and we are not sure they hold enough charge for us. >> there are countless variables in play. >> what bothers me is the radio

shifted mode. >> and they have only one chance to get it right. >> we are building a cube set. it's a satellite that will launch into orbit in october of 2013. >> this science project will blast off on a rocket and fly high above the earth. it's powered by sun, packs a tiny radio and three cameras. >> you will be able to request a picture of the earth and the next time the satellite goes over this part of the earth it will take a picture and send it back to your phone. >> he's an app developer and a space nerd. when his app last time did so well he quit his day job and decided to go where no one has gone before. >> it's about doing something tht previously only big governments could do. >> tim rounded up a team and created sky cube. the tiny satellite will orbit the earth sending pack tweets and pictures for people willing to pay a dollar for the privilege. >> this is code for "high so that's what i'm transmitting right now.

>> some of the parts are off the shelf. but they had to build a lot of things themselves like the solar panel that they built from scraps to save tens of thousands of dollars. >> we had to pick the best ones. >> he pieced together the little leftover solar cell triangles that cost a mere $1.50 each and when the satellite a deployed the panels unfold to charge the batteries and reveal the cameras. then comes the tricky part. >> the physics come later when it's tumbling through space and we have to predict the tumble but we can't do that until it is up there. >> the team will have to write the code that picks the perfect moment to take every picture, and then they have to get the pictures back. >> cost about $40. pretty cheap. >> he showed us what they build to listen to the satellite. thanks to a deal with the navy, it they can also post all their transmissions to the internet. but all good things must come to an end, including this one. >> this is the grand tie. -- finale. >> after the six month term in

space the giant satellite will pop out this giant paw loan. it will trying it out of orbit and send it hurdling back into the atmosphere and that's when you might catch a glimpse of it as a fast moving star in the night sky. >> if you are a kid who contribute the to this, like a dollar on our kick starter campaign, that's a pretty wild moment at the end of the thing. >> the end is only the beginning. they raised $117,000 on kick starter, enough to build a second saltalamacchia. -- a second satellite. >> if this works and we pull it off, it won't be the aft satellite we will do but we will talk about that one when the time comes. >> jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> happy mother's day to everyone out there. that includes lisa argen, who has your mother's day forecast. >> thank you. to you, too. >> thank you. we are looking at a nice day around the bay. we still have the fog and the winds will be with us for some. tomorrow everyone is talking about, will be talking about a significant cool down. so live doppler 7hd right now showing the low clouds hugging the shoreline. finally clearing up in the north

bay and at our coast. we will be looking at a few higher include later on today. here are the the low clouds. nice picture. we should lose most of these within the next couple of hours. 62 in oakland. mid-60s in mountain view with mid-50s at our coast. san francisco 57. and 62 in santa cruz. so today the last summer-like day before we go back to more spring like conditions. the bay bridge with a few high clouds. we will see some of those visiting us as well. 59 santa rosa. upper 50s in napa. 54 union city and livermore at san francisco's high 67 right now. in the livermore valley, wow, it was hot yesterday. in the mid-90s. today not much of a change with sunny skies. the warm conditions mainly in our inland east bay. the southern salinas valley and the coast will remain cool but everyone cools off tomorrow. we will see a later burn off and the sea breeze will kick up. temperatures are anywhere from a

degree to about six degrees warmer this morning. already that sunshine and that warmer air aloft work down to the surface, allowing for our quicker warmup and it's all thanks to high pressure as it continuesouild in. a weak weather system will head into the traffic northwest tomorrow. that will bring up the fog tonight, though. so that's going to allow for the sea breeze to kick up in the afternoon hours for those folks along the coast and bay you will feel it. so we are looking at the warmest weather far east today. down here not too bad with low 90s once again for gilroy and morgan hill. more mid-60s. average high should just be in the mid-70s so you are well above normal in the south bay, 80 degrees santa cruz. 82 sunnyvale. peninsula numbers pleasant with mid-and upper 70s from menlo park. low 80s for redwood city and near 610 with a little sunshine at you are coast. 20 mile-an-hour west winds later ernoon. upper 60s early, then falling temperatures in san francisco.

84 today forsen only ma. low 80s for vallejo. notice the reds moving farther westward and that brings the warmth to some of our north bay valleys. here very pleasant, 82 in fremont. we have more warm weather for fairfield and pittsburgh today. low 90s. pleasanton, how about 92. if you are going to the giants game, nice and sunny. you will need the sweatshirt with cooler sea breeze this afternoon. upper 60s to the lower 60s. the look ahead today, we have 80s and 90s, but not tomorrow. we will see the sea breeze and less sun. it will take a little time for the fog to burn back. that's the trend for the neck several days. i said before in the mid-70s but you wonder what is normal around here. north and south end of the bay should see mid-70s. >> so the midweek temperatures are what is normal? >> exactly. >> all right. thank you, lisa. let's check out sports.

in sports, the warriors are going to try to even their playoff series with the spurs this afternoon at oracle arena. meanwhile, the giants are closing out their homestand this afternoon against the braves. timmy lincecum starts for the giants. first pitch at 1:05. yesterday madison bumgarner tried to rebound from his first loss of the season. here's schu with all the highlights in this morning areas sports. >> good morning. the giants hosting the braves and these two always seem to stage a great match-up. madison bumgarner, who has never beaten atlanta, was on the hill and the giants blew atlanta away. before the game some junior giants received gloves from the players. a great program. first play, sandoval turns on the 3-2 pitch and lines it over the wall. lines it over the wall gave the giants the 1-0 lead. madison bumgarner brought his a-game. 7 innings, 1 run on 4 hits. struck out a season-high 11 batters. struck out a season-high 11 batters. giants bats stayed hot scoring four times in the fourth. blanco sends one to the gap in right center with the bases loaded. that cleared the bags. giants on top 6-1. blanco a career high 4 rbi. giants tack on four more runs in

the eighth. brandon belt, two-run single up the middle. giants now in sole possession of first place in the national league west as they crush the braves. 10-1, the final. a's and mariners, i think she's in a sugar coma. where did my cotton candy go? mariners pitcher, we are wondering where this ball was going. johnson, a solo shot in the second off brandon mauer. welcome back to the lineup here. solo shot, first of the year, 2-0, a's. seattle made it a one-run game until the sixth. how about another home run? this one from brandon moss. his fifth of the year 4-2, oakland trying to end the slide. gerald park everybody went six. allowed 3 runs on 3 hits. 5 strikeouts for the win. getting some help. a's end the five-game slide with a 4-3 victory. warriors and spurs have a quick turnaround after friday night's game three. game four today at oracle with the spurs leading two games to one and once again all eyes on steph curry's decision. -- his ankle. curry will be a game-time

decision. rolling his left ankle. stayed in the game but he limped out of the arena friday night. tony parker had 32 points friday, including 25 in the first half but it's not time to push the panic button. as golden state knows, this will be a long series. we asked steph yesterday about his ankle. >> same old story. that i have the same answers. i hope it feels good enough to go tomorrow but until i wake up tomorrow and see, you just -- you hope for the best right now. >> this is going to be a great series. it's been thus far. so i don't look at it as a missed opportunity at all. with us, the learning experience, we build, we watch film and we get better. >> all right. warriors and spurs at 4:30. stick around for "after the game" and have a great day. >> looking forward to it. weather is up here now with lisa argen. the bay area is in the grips of nba fever and warrior fans are sharing their team priduous.

wearing their team colors, these fans got the opportunity to catch the game in person. seats are not cheap. two fans get the thrill of a lifetime. they met klay thompson and took a photo with him in oakland. we want to see your pride in the bay area teams. teams plural. we want your warriors and sharks fan photos. e-mail them to us to the ureport at kgo tv.com. we will share them on the air and online at abc7news.com. it's mother's day, and for some moms it can be a bit lonely. up next, a local

>> with nearly 100,000 military members serving in iraq and afghanistan, there are a lot of moms that won't see their kids this mother's day. to show them support, a group in san jose hosted their

adopt a military mom for mother's day luncheon yesterday. it included food, gifts and special guest speakers. organizers say it's important to recognize that going to war affects not just the troops, but their families back here at home. the event was paid for by people donations and donations from businesses. lisa is here with the final check of the accuweather forecast. she says no laundry today. that's her mother's day forecast. >> that's right. feeling very summer like again. mid-90s around livermore. upper 70s in oakland and mid-80s to the north and south. so really something for everyone out there. the fog, it will clear for a short time then we will get breezy winds and tomorrow looking at much cooler temperatures and the breezy winds and the thicker low clouds and fog will stay with us throughout much of the morning, into the early part of next week. that will bring a cool down

almost all week long >> it's actually a good-looking week. >> it is. i agree >> that's going to do it for us. thanks for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with meteorologist lisa argen. don't forget, watch the warriors and the spurs in game four at roaracle arena a. it starts at noon on abb7 followed by larry beil and mike shumann with "after the

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