>> good morning, i'm katie marzullo. it's 6 :00 a.m. so glad you are with us. we will start off with a quick look at the weather. meteorologist frances dinglasan is in for meet arrange this among. good morning. >> good morning a lot of cloud cover all around the bay area. that helps us keep the heat overnight. 54 novato and san francisco. 50 santa rosa. possibility of some fog developing in some locations. and also low 50s to mid-50s in santa cruz and monterey. so with the cloudy conditions, we are owing to possibly lose a little hit in the next couple hours. temperatures will drop down into the upper 40s in some locations and fog and drizzle along the coast. you can look out for that. but by this afternoon we will

see cloudy conditions remain along the coast. sunnier inland. temperatures close to yesterday's numbers. slightly cooler in some spots. clouds return this evening and i'll tell you about a warmup coming up in thesen day forecast. katie. >> thank you. new details between a fiery crash between a school bus and a fed ex truck that killed ten people. a witness said the truck was already on fire before it crashed into the bus. >> the fed ex truck was already on fire? >> yeah, it was. >> it was like a 3-d movie. you imagine a mac truck in a movie. >> claims the truck was on fire before it crashed has not yet been confirmed by the national transportation safety board who is investigating the crash. the investigation is expected to take up to two weeks. some families are asked for dental records because the bodies are too badly burned to be identified. all of the students on board the bus came from the los angeles area. the students were headed to a

college review weekend at humboldt state university. abc news reporter melissa mcbride has more from the scene. >> seconds after a truck collide with a bus full of high school students, calls to 911 began flooding in. >> saw a very, very large explosion and fireball. >> 43 students were headed to humboldt state for a college visit thursday afternoon when the fed ex tractor-trailer crossed the median. ten people were killed in the fiery crash. five students, both drivers and three shaper roenicks on the bus. 18-year-old harley was doing homework when the accident happened. >> all of a sudden people started screaming and there's commotion and i look up and as i look up the bus driver slams on the brakes and it's like a cloud screeching noise. i'll never forget it. within a split second, boom! smoke was filling the truck and everything, the fed ex truck was on fire. >> he has been reunited with his family.

>> 18-year-old miles hill of mount washington remains hospitalized with serious burns and a broken collarbone. >> absolutely terror because i couldn't get here and he's my son and i knew he needed me. >> his father said miles has burns on his ears and legs from kicking out a window to escape. he put his hands over his face so the graft explosions went back this way and missed the front of his face and he was right behind the driver. he's lucky he got out. >> it's still unclear what caused the driver of the truck to cross the median. the ntsb is handling the investigation. reporting in chico, abc7 news. >> devastation and heartbreak as some families were notified yesterday with the death of their loved one. one family with identical twins , daughters, they made it to the

destination but no word from the other daughter who was riding open the bus that crashed. the authorities have asked the family for her dental records. >> we're learning more about the victims. michael and amy were just engage ed. amy powell tells us they were chaperones on the bus taking visits to visit their alma mater. >> this christmas he went with madison to paris and got on his knees and asked to get married. >> he surprised his fiancee with that romantic proposal in paris. excitement about the couple's wedding plans has been shattered by their shocking death. >> and they said, granny, i love you. the other one said, granny, i love you. they both gave me a kiss. i said you love you guys to. >> she dropped his grandson and his fiancee off at a train station. it was the last time she saw them. they were on a bus chaperoning

high school students to michaels alma mater. humboldt state university. that's when they were killed in the crash. michael made the trip several times. >> he made trips to recruit because he was an alumni. after graduation and would become chaperones in order to give back. he helped the community. all the kids. some on this block are at humboldt because of my son. >> he worked as a therapist for children with autism. relatives and friends say michael and madison were an inspiring couple. >> they made me believe in so many things. i remember the beginning process of them courting, their courtship and michael talking about their engagement and looking at rings and getting very excited about parenting so they really made you believe in true love. >> the family tells us michael and madison had been planning to get married next year. amy powell. abc7 news. in south los angeles.

>> crash survivors rookies left this thank you poster at the red cross chapter on thursday. it thanked the workers who helped with the accident. one said i can't imagine if we didn't have your help. >> three people are recovering from injuries after a fight led to a stabbing in san jose. it happened 9:15 last night. police say two officers found two men, who were believe to be victims, suffering from stab wounds and a third man, believed to be a suspect, was found a short time later. he was also injured. all three were taken to the hospital. no word on their conditions. police say the fight does not appear to be gang related. new this morning, two cars were destroyed following an early morning fire in san jose. the fire was reported in a detached garage. crews were able to get the fire under control just before 1:00 but not before the fire damaged a second garage. no homes were destroyed and there were no injuries. no word on what started the

fire, but firefighters believe it maybe accidental. a robber in antioch has been shot and killed during an attempted jewelry hike. -- heist. police are still searching for a second robber t happened at a jewelry store on delta fair boulevard. at least two men wearing black ski masks entered the store. one opened fire. the storeowner was in back but came out front returning fire and killing one robber. a customer was injured and that person has been agreed released from the hospital. san francisco's tech boom has been causing growing pains and tech giant c -- and google has been to blame. now they are going after a google attorney, and for trying

to evict tip naps. we have the details. >> more than 100 demonstrators demonstrated outside a home. this is where an elementary school teacher and her young son lived. the owner moved into the top nor but all tenants got a surprising tenant. >> i got this notice. it was an eviction. >> demonstrators say she is among the recent ellis evictions that uprooted families this the mission district. her ask her fellow residents, including this teacher, are fighting the landlord to keep from moving. he could have bought a thereat anywhere else in the city. he could afford it with his high salary from google. he doesn't need to displacesen people. >> the landlord is jack halpren, an attorney for google. we tried contacting him at home and reached out to google for any comment. neither has responded. they are working for solutions. >> we haven't prepared for our population growth. our population has grown by 75,000 people in the last decade and we produced very little new housing.

>> demonstrators say hundreds of families have been displaced in the last couple years. she just wants to keep her home. >> we are renters but we are contributing to their mortgage. it's not like our money means nothing. >> she and her young son have less than 120 days to move out if they are convicted. -- or if they are evicted. abc7 news. a concord man has been convicted in the mauling death of his two-year-old step grandson by three family pit bulls. the 57-year-old was found guilty of felony endangerment, felony involuntary man slater and owning vicious animals. this is him from 2010. yesterday's conviction comes four years after a two-year-old was mauled to death. he faces up to ten years if prison. an oakland doctor is accused of writing prescriptions for cash. yesterday federal prosecutors unsealed an eight-count

indictment against dr. tony daniels. he met with customers at starbucks, burger king and chicken and waffles to sell prescriptions. he learned $143,000 from october, 2010 to april, 2011, although she did not file taxes. daniels is expected in court on monday. >> this morning authorities in oakland are asking for your help to identify an arson suspect. he was seen on surveillance video yesterday near a tire that started 8 days ago. it did $150,000 in damage to offices belonging to children's hospital oakland. they describe the man being between 30 and 40 years old, that he's balding but has some dark hair and possibly a gotee. birds in lake county have tested positive for west file virus. the birds death do not mean the mosquitoes that transmit the disease are out early. the birds may have gotten the

disease by feeding on other animals that died from west nile virus. officials do add that the bird deaths are a visual reminder to prepare for mosquito season. 6:11 on your saturday morning. no rain to speak of, but what else is few? >> we are seeing a lot of clouds this morning. although we are also starting to see a break in the clouds as you look like here from the kgo roof camera toward the bay bridge. we might get some sunnier conditions earlier than expected. i'll have the details coming up. >> thank you, francis. also next, an embattled hospital caught up in another controversy. a case filed that is eerily similar to a past saga. and girls strapped outside a concert hall,

this is abc7 news. this morning officials say teams looking for airlines flights 370 are now looking at the next phase of the search, which involves going underwater. crews are still working to verify underwater signals that were detected in the last week. two sounds heard a week ago by an australian team were determined to be consistent with the signals emitted from the black boxes. two more pings were detected tuesday from the same area. australia's prime minister said he's confident the signals are coming from the missing boeing 777. the duke and duchess of cambridge of continuing their vies tight new zealand this morning. yesterday the royal couple

toured the country's north island. the duchess visited a children's hospice in hamilton while the prince visited an aircraft facility. they laid flowers at a war memorial and met with a son of a world war ii veteran. >> a family has the details on a family tiling suit witness a hospital. >> wade and yepfer's daughter morgan was declared brain dead of a complications from heart surgery at the children's hospital in oakland. they were told morgan would be taken off life support in 48 hours. >> i wanted more time tore my daughter to heel. i didn't know if it was the right decision. >> they removed morgan from life support, but they say the most paper came from the way they were treated. >> no one would give us appearances.

there were delays, there wasn't a complete set of charts. >> there was a moment the hospital, instead of advocating for you, becomes almost adversarial. >> he worried other families would suffer the same way. then he saw the family of jahi mcmath on the news. she was also brain dead of a surgery and the hospital had the same complaints. >> lack of transparency, lack of dignified treatment. lack of communication. >> after more gone's death he said the hospital continued soliciting them for donations. children's hospital would not comment on the family's malpractice suit, but in a same the chief medical officer said we have hundreds of thousands of communication was families every year and although we strive for them to be appropriate always, there are times we fall short. the family said their lawsuit is fueled by the pattern of innocencetist embedded in the hospital's culture. in oakland,al he wong, abc7

news. >> oakland mayor jean quan is backtracking that the crown prince of dubai has partnered to build stadiums for the raiders and a's. they said he has the capital to invest in an entertainment center' complex. he said while one developer has connections to the high-ranking official in dubai, the crown prince himself is not involved in the coliseum project. several angry teenage girls were forced out of a concert last night after their tickets turned out to be fake. >> sidewalk clear, okay? sidewalk clear. [screaming] >> i'm not leaving! we're not leaving, we're not leaving! >> it happened in san francisco after fans of five seconds of summer would not leave last night. they were told their ticks were bogus. they said they paid hundreds of dollars for the tickets because

the show sold out. they were purchased from stub hub and on craigslist and appears to be from the same seller. >> one mom is crying and my girls are crying. >> they are my idols. i wanted to see them so badly. this is the only chance i got. i finally convinced my parents to let me go and i find out it is all a scam. >> tough life lesson. craigslist does not offer refunds as it is not involved in transactions. stub hub policy indicates the girls will get a full refund. >> with the warriors clinching a playoff spot last night, fans are also being told to watch out for fraudulent tickets. they suggest using the warriors retail marketplace where the tickets are guaranteed. >> many of us have check out a restaurant online when we make a reservation. now some restaurants are doing that right back. some in new york city say their waiters are using the internet to find out information about

the guest. imagine if your waiter few it was your anniversary before you sat down. part after strategy to deliver better service and keep diners coming back. some point out there's a fine line. they can't reveal too much or they may creep out their customers. a little invasive but if you want to surprise me on my birthday, that's all right. >> all right. let us know. >> do the research. >> we have a nice day ahead. it will be cloudy, similar to yesterday. we are starting to see breaks in the clouds. live doppler 7hd around the bay area, picking up moisture and low level clouds. no rain at all. the bright green could be a bit of noise but i wanted to take you up to mt. tam where we can see a peak of the sunrise. just 20 minutes away at 6:39. most of us under these low-level stratus clouds, but we will bet to see some sunshine in some areas. and temperatures right now still

in the low 50s for the most part. 55 in oakland, and redwood city 51 as well as los gatos and half moon bay at 54 degrees. from emeryville you can see the gray skies over the bay area. as we look out toward san francisco. more temperatures right now also in the low 50s. 50 in santa rosa. 52 in napa. as we look down toward san francisco, it does look a little gray here. there could be some drizzle possible along the coast. here's what you need to know for today. mostly cloudy. patchy. fog in the morning hours could develop and even some drizzle along the coast. then partly cloudy by this afternoon around the bay. tomorrow more sunshine and also warmer numbers. here's a look at the pacific satellite. this area of low pressure moving in toward southern california, bringing us the cooler temperatures again today. as it moves east we will see

high pressure build and more sunshine tomorrow. the forecast model shows it playing out by noontime most of the clouds pull back to the coast but we could see some partly cloudy conditions around the bay. and then you will notice the clouds move right back in overnight and we will see a similar start tomorrow morning. but with more sunshine on sunday numbers will come up. for today look for some upper 60s in the south bay. 9 in san jose. 70 in cupertino. also on the peninsula 64 in san mateo. 68 palo alto. and on the coast still in the upper 50s. 58 in the sunset district, downtown san francisco 61. in the north bay temperatures range from 50, 76 in ukiah and 68 calistoga and sonoma. 64 richmond. mainly mid-60s in the east bay with 67 in castro valley. and low 70s instead to upper 60s in the interior valleys and inland community so

temperature there coming down by about 2 to 4 degrees compared to yesterday. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. so another cool day with some clouds to start off with, but then tomorrow more sunshine. temperatures warming up and the trend stays with us into monday. then it dips back down tuesday, wednesday. a also change through the weekend. fortunately no rain in sight. >> that's been the case for a long time how. thank you, francis. next a teenage girl's lucky fine during a dig is paying off tore her future. and abc is now available to dish customers who want to watch us online or on smartphones and tablets. bow to abc7news.com and click on the "watch tv" logo to find out how to access it. download the app and watch all your favorite abc shows live or

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>> this is abc7 news. >> welcome back. we are coming up on 6:30 and starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. we have meet frances dinglasan dinglasan -- meteorologist frances dinglasan in today for lisa argen. >> we have a peak of sunrise. a lot of us under the low clouds still. 54 san francisco, 55 oakland and 54 in san jose. also sfo there is a break in some of the clouds. it is let gray there right now. they are reporting arrival

delays of about 20 minutes. keep that in mind if you are picking anybody up. yesterday numbers close to yesterday. slightly cooler in some areas. inland areas will see more sunshine but temperatures mainly in the low 70s. around the bay pick conditions. 60s for you there and along the coast is where it stays cloudy and cooler. i'll have the complete forecast coming up. katie. >> thank you. developing fuse right now. authorities in santa clara are investigating after a car slammed into two homes, break ago gas line. it happened in the 1:30. residents say they heard tires screeching before a car slammed pretty much between the two homes. the accident did break a gas line at one of the houses. manage shut off the glass but residents from both homes were evacuated as a precaution. no word on what caused the accident. new this morning, president obama is stepping up his call

for equal pay for women. in his weekly address, he calls it an embarrassment that women earn less than men even in the same profession with the same education. this week he issued an executive order that he says will allow for more transparency regarding salary. this is an economic issue that affect all of us. women make up about half of our workforce and more and more they are our families' main bread winners. it's good for everyone when women are paid fairly. that's why this week i took action to prohibit more businesses from punishing workers who discuss their salaries because more pay transparencies makes it easier to spot pay discrimination. that issue supports an election issue for the democrats. >> the pay will return to the

bay area next month for two high-end fundraisers. the president about raise money for the democratic national convention at the palo alto home of yahoo ceo melissa meyer. >> some area researchers work that disappeared some 16 years ago has been found in the bay area. it's the work by a woman from poland to bs considered a national treasure. it's worth millions. >> this is "the cobbler," one of hanna kali's works of hard. kali was a polish resistent fighter after world war ii. after the war she traveled the war painting, finally settling down in the bay area. her artwork is considered a national treasure in poland. when she died, kali left 86 paintings to the museum in switzerland. the wart work never reached their intended destination. >> they vanished. for 16 years the whereabouts of the paintings were a mystery.

four years the museum intensified their search for the artwork n january the polish ministry of culture turned to the fbi in san francisco. >> the polish government had asked us to try and reach out for one of the family members in the bay area and see if he was aware of the location of the paintings. >> the fib went to kali's nephew's home in santa rosa he knew where they were. they were being maintained in a storage facility and after a conversation with us it was agreed that we would take them and get them back to switzerland where they belonged. >> the fbi recovered 75 of the 86 paintings. the nephew said he was protecting the paintings and didn't know the museum was looking for them. the polish government says there are still some 80,000 pieces of art that are missing from its country. most are believed to have been stolen by the nazis and russians. >> they are finding more and more paintings in germany and in

holland and other places; that these paintings are coming back. >> now 75 more paintings are coming back, this time from san francisco. vic lee, abc7 news. >> police at san jose state university are work to go find the person who vandalize add popular statue on campus. reply call gold medal on this statue of former spartan track star tommy smith were pride off. pieces found below. he won a gold medal at the olympics in mexican city in the 60s. he and john carlos raised their fist on the stand during the national anthem in protest. and they said whoever did this probably doesn't understand or care about the importance of the

statue. >> probably somebody who doesn't know the story. if they knew the story, they would feel really bad about the whole thing. defacing the statue shows a lost people don't have any respect whatsoever. >> police have lifted fingerprint and they are looking for leads. >> the exploratorium is pushing its mission of hands on learning i don't know their own walls. they are sharing job skills of the future with mission district teen aimer in a partnership funded by the national science foundation. dan ashley has this morning's assignment 7 report. >> kids from the boys and girls club, meet the exploratorium's outdoor team. creators of the museum's wide range of science and art exhibits made to be enjoyed outside. now they are helping teenagers dream up their own outside oasis. >> we work in the community but what we really want to do is partner with a community-based organization that really knows and will work in. >> that's where the boys and girls club in san francisco's mission district comes in. three teenage club members are the first to step up for this pilot project.

>> the idea of designing architecture and building is -- i love doing this. >> they will spend a little over a year creating a parklet in their neighborhood. >> the overarching idea was we are going to focus on design and also 21st century trade. trades the way they looked 15 years ago is fog like they look now. very intensive in technology. >> first they learned sketching and 3d computer design. all the while creating ideas. >> the lighting is going to reflect here many they did not skimp on details. solar panels on top to create energy for the lights here we wanted somewhere to sit. and two seats for older people and this is for younger kids and then we added this period table knowledge on this date the exploratorium team is helping the teams combine their designs into a small, plastic model using a 3d printer. >> it lays down one layer at a time many the plans keep getting

more elaborate. >> we are going to take up about six feet, put grass on it were the next step is to build a full-size plywood prototype right this front of the boys and girls club. doing it at the club is a great way to make sure that the real kids in the community who may not every experience anything like this really get to experience it. >> finally, the community comes in to test out the row toe type parklet and it's a huge hit. the teenage designers watched carefully to see how all their ideas work. >> pretty incredible. just knowing that the kids had been using the stuff that we built with our own hands. >> they will build a permanent park this coming summer. the next step in the long-term goal of replicating this project in other cities. helping many more young people prepare for the future. i learned a lot and made me feel more confident in what i can do. dan ashley reporting. abc7 news is the ex-loreium's

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well. as you see from our roof camera. winds from the west will pick up to 20 miles an hour this afternoon. i will have your temperatures and even a warmup coming up this weekend in my next forecast. >> thank you, francis. also next, playoff bound. steph curry and the warriors clinch a playoff spot in the postseason. larry beil has the highlights for last right now you can build your own. girl: sweet! make mine with the seven-grain bread with strawberries -- oh, no, wait, bananas.

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>>. >> in belmont, it was a lot of work which a lot of people but it will make a huge difference. >> hello. how are you? >> hi. i'm good. >> it takes a few seconds and maybe a handshake to recognize that this belmont auto mechanic and businessman ralph enjoys helping people with problems, large and small. >> my headlight is out. >> that was a small one. this motorcycle motorcade, part of a larger one. >> what do i get? big happy smiles. >> this nissan is going to help a father of five. he has a sixth on the way.

scars on the face, lifelong reminder of an attack in afghanistan in 2008 where only he survived. >> i don't remember the explosion. i remember waking up after the fact. i woke up and everybody else was gone and the vehicle was burning up. >> i'm sure there's mornings he wants to get up and stop. treatment and surgeries and going in out and of the hospitals. they wanted to get the wounded warrior a second car so he can finish his degree in business administration, get a job and take care of that large, growing family. you don't see it that much but there are people who care about wounded warriors like me and there are a lot of us. >> this is not the first time the belmont rotary club has begin a car to a wounded warrior. it's actually the third. the car was donated, the parts, even the labor to get the car

ready. that was donated too. >> it feels good. it's great to do something for the people who have given so much for this country. >> oscar, congratulations. thank you. >> a not so small gesture after a nearly ultimate sacrifice. a nice way to end a week for everybody here and another beginning for oscar, who said he would not have changed one single decision that led to this moment. >> i love serving my country, i love my country. >> he wears it. from belmont, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> so wonderful. >> that's wonderful. it's 6:47. we have frances dinglasan in this morning. always glad you have to. >> thank you. >> you are the bearer of good news, i guess? >> yes. we will see sunshine. it is cloudy and cool once again. we are picking up some of toes low clouds. gray conditions out there as we see from sutro tower, looking down toward the golden gate bridge burke eye not a very thick marine layer. we will show you temperatures right now.

they have just stayed in the 50s for the most part with the exception of redwood city. down to 4 degrees and los gatos at 49 as well. also another view electric emeryville. just kind of a pea soupy start. gray skies. but we are seeing breaks in the clouds, as well. although the low clouds causing slight flight arrival delays at sfo. 52 in napa and petaluma. we are also taking you back to mt. tam because i just love this beautiful sunrise picture. sunrise just happened at 6:3. almost tip minutes ago. we will get to see some of the sunshine. depend on where you are. it is a cloudy morning but we will see partly cloudy conditions this afternoon and warmer tomorrow with more sunshine. as we take you to the pacific is the image. over the last twelve hours we've seen the area of low pressure move toward southern louisiana.

that's bringing user conditions today. it continues to move east, high pressure builds and it will be warmer sunday. the forecast animation model shows the clouds pulling back to the coast. kind of sticking along the coast throughout the lunch hour. then we will see clear concludes inland. this evening the clouds return a chance of drizzle, as well, in some locations. close to the coast a better chance. also highs today around the bay area similar to yesterday ask in some areas a few three's cooler. 60s around the bay. 61 your high in san francisco. and it will be near 60 for the giants game. 69 in san jose. a lot of easter egg hunts there today. enjoy that. tomorrow will even be warmer. of course, the game forecast for you. so you will get partly cloudy conditions. you will probably need the sunscreen, maybe a light jacket but near 60 degrees.

if you are traveling around the state, a heads up. there could be a possibility of an isolated form. 76 your high in reno. 64 tahoe and look for pick conditions in southern california with a high of 66 in los angeles. warm, 86 in palm springs. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. enjoy the day. it's similar to yesterday. just slightly cooler in the inland areas. then temperatures rebound on sunday with more sunshine. betting up to near 80 degrees inland on monday. then a slight dip. then kind of holding steady through the week. so very pleasant and mild overall. hope you enjoy this saturday were it's hard not to enjoy pleasant and mild. thanks, francis.

>> here's larry beil with highlights of this morning's sports. curly will get it back. what does he do? misses the dunk and hates three. david lee misses the put-back and curry will get it back. lee 10 points, 10 boards after the return from the hamstring injury. curry triple-double, 30 points, 10 rebounds and 12 assists. that's a sweet one behind the back of steve blake. former laker. and jackson with a hug. remember that? warriors clip catch playoff spot 112-95. sharks and avalanche. third period, martin havlat and the shot. 3-1 sharks. using a burst of speed.

the initial shot defied. scores on the rebound. his second of the game and completing the natural hat trick with the empty-net goal. his 12th of the year. sharks, their 50th victory of the season, 5-1 over the avs. second round of the masters. mcillroy. here it comes and there it goes. carlos gonzales, splashdown. 2-1 blast. 3-0 rocks. and bases loaded for bumgarner. in a previous at-bat he hit a sack ply to the warning track. madison, grand slam. first by a giant this season. 5 rbis on the night for the pitcher. allowed 4 runs and fanned brendan barmes to end the threat. giants would hold on to win 6-5.

a's and marin in seattle. king at work. felix hernandez, he is the king, indeed. struck out 11. that one was a bit low. trouble this the fourth. the dive is great. the throw on mike gets away. run scores. 2-0. next batter, the play can't be made and another ere and the a's would lose in seattle 6-4. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, ebb. i'm larry beil. >> next, an annual string tradition. the big festival that kicks

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here are the winning numbers from last night's $20 million mega-millions draw. 3, 42, 44, 47, 57 and the meganumber is 8. nobody picked all six so tuesday night's jackpot grows to $28 million. it will look a lot like spring this weekend in san francisco. happening today, the 47th annual northern california cherry blossom festival gets underway. 200,000 people are expected to pack the streets of japan town to get a taste of japanese culture.

there will be food, bands. it's on post street between laguna and fillmore street. if you can't make it this weekend, the festival happens again next weekend. it's fun and seasonal. >> partly cloudy conditions in san francisco today with a high near 61. so keep that in mind. you will also be let clouded in the mission district with the cesar chavez parade and festival around the lunn time hours. look for temperatures cooler in the inland areas today and tomorrow more sunshine, warming up into monday and a dry week ahead. >> all right. we will take it. thank you, francis. thank all of you tore joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. the news tips online, on twitter, facebook and on all your mobile device was our new news app. "good morning america" is next. have a great day!

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good morning, america. new overnight, what investigators are learning as they comb through the wreckage of that fiery fatal crash between a tractor-trailer and a bus filled with students. as parents reunite with survivors. tense standoff. federal agents clash with armed militias, rallying in support of a rancher who owes the government more than $1 million. >> back up. >> why there's fear, now, that the violence could soon escalate. caught on camera. a daring daylight jewelry heist. thieves, targeting the trendy store known for famous clients like selena gomez and beyonce. what they made off with. and the obamas out on the town.