>> good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm matt keller in for katie marzullo. we will start with a quick look at the accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen. how is it looking out there today? >> hi, matt, good morning to you. we have a good marine layer that's intact to about 2,000 feet. not only clouds at the beaches, around the bay. the cooler this morning, 46 in santa rosa, 51 mountain view. more 40s than 50s and that has resulted in temperatures anywhere from a degree to about four degrees cooler than we were yesterday. as you step out this morning, grab a jacket. we will have to wait until we see the sun by early afternoon. when we do it will stay cool and rather gray in parts of the coast. upper 50s to lower 60s

around the bay. mid-60s and upper 60s seasonal inland and eitherrer is a different story. beyond we are talking more changes. i'll have the accuweather seven-day forecast in a few moment, matt. >> thank you. in developing news a woman has life-threatening injuries after a car drove into a bus station in san francisco. it jumped the curve and hit a pole as well as a woman at the bus stop. >> at this time speeds are under investigation and we are looking into impairment. we know she's a 42-year-old san francisco resident. and the driver is also a san francisco resident in his 40s. >> police say they are talking to witnesses. looking at surveillance video to figure out exactly what caused the crash. developing news in san jose. a chp officer recovering from injure vs. us after being hit by a car. it happened on 101 just before

11:00 last night. the officer was injured in his leg. any word if this was a hit-and-run. new developments this morning about that tragic ferry boat accident in south korea. captain and two crewmembers have been arrested. the captain admits he was not at the controls when the accident happened and inexperienced third mate was centering the ship. high school advice principal who organized the trip for students was rescued on the ferry wednesday but was found dead two days later from suicide. in a note he said he wanted his ashes scattered where the ferry went down. at least 32 bodies have been recovered and about 300 people are still miss. in san francisco members of several korean churches prayed today where they gathered last night. they had a certainly good friday sermon. but said the boat trips of common at south korea schools so it had a strong emotional impact on people who are from there. >> in the beginning it was really shock. it became a power to unify

members in the church. >> one person from the south san francisco congregation said a family friend is still missing. >> it could be a month before we learn what caused the death of an oakland woman at a music festival. the 24-year-old collapsed at a taxi area last saturday. she died thursday at the hospital. the riverside county coroner is not ruling out a drug or alcohol overdose. they ordered toxicology tests to determine the exact cause but that could take up to four weeks. the festival kicked off their second weekend yesterday. >> i'm sure people will do it again. i hope is doesn't happen. >> anyone can offer you anything and go with the flow and you don't know about the consequence. >> the promoters say they are saddened by the death. they call it unfortunate, but isolated. >> a street in piedmont covered in dirt following a landslide is back open it this morning.

this shows what was a resident's steep yard. it buries much of the road at 11:00 yesterday morning. city crews spent the morning taking cleaning up the mess. then pg&e took over. it was caused when a 100. pipe in the homeowner's irrigation system broke. >> it's under pressure and it runs all night and people around aware of it, you have concentrated flow coming down the steep slope and it basically causes the soils to flow like a liquid. >> the homeowner may have to pay for the clean up costs. pleasant hill, a car smashed into a building yesterday. two cars collided accepting one crashing through the front door of a busy candy shop. both drivers and two other people suffered minor injuries. no word when repairs are completed so the store is stave

to reopen. this man is a mechanic and he cashed in on the city's soaring real estate market. >> jesse henry's dad was a mechanic so he followed in his footsteps when he opened this garage. he also followed his dad's advice. >> he always said if you get something, you have to buy it. as landlord every time he had a business he had to move his shop and it got to be a headache. >> he bought this building ten years ago. he just cashed in on the white hot real estate market. >> i it for almost $9 million. >> it's a neighborhood that has seen plenty of change in the last few years but the price of his property was considered the most valuable commercial real estate lot in the estimate right here third street and -- >> how much do you think it's selling for. >> the mcdonald's lot? >> yeah. >> let's say $2 million. >> higher.

>> $5 million. >> $17 million. >> smart investor. >> no official offer has been made for the lot just yet and mcdonald's still has a lease here until 2017. back in the mission, jesse henry understands that his sale means more change in this neighborhood. >> i bought this building and that's the big difference between me and the hundred other guys out there renting right now. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. santa cruz police are searching for a pair of teens who attacked and injured an 86-year-old woman while trying to steal her purse. surveillance video shows the two running away. the woman and husband were heading home from dinner on center street when one of the teens tried to grab her purse but it was strapped across her body. woman fell to the ground and broke her hip, but she held on to the purse. the san francisco police are looking for two when who tried to rob a dog owner but he ended

up argue with the owner. intact pit bulls are prized by some people. >> getting pups, purchasing whatever else it is. if they want to fire dogs or anything else, they are looking for dogs who have not been sterilized. this dog's owner, guardian, just lost his best friend. >> turn out the robbers stabbed the dog. he did not survive. the owner was not injured. >> police are trying to track down those responsibility for a series of robberies in brentwood. five people were robbed at gunpoint between 8:15 and 9:30 thursday night. police say the robbers also used pep spray in two incident but no one was seriously injured. thursday night there there a bart train derailment in concord. a operator tried to move it on a sidetrack without a main track without approval. no passengers were on board at the time. it's the second time in two months a bart train has derailed in contra costa county.

bart's new cars are causing controversy, not over the cars but the color of the seats on the new trains. they are the colors of the seattle seahawks. 49er fans are not pleased. one fan started a change.org petition asking bart to reconsider the colors of the new seats. this morning people in san francisco have been waiting in line overnight outside a store for this new shoes. line is outside the nike san francisco store in union square. check out how long that line is. people want to be the first to nab a pair of nike air pro seescy. the shoes sell for $250. what a name, too. not bad for them right now. a little cool. >> a little little cool. clouds are insulating us. more of a marine layer than we've had the last couple mornings. it will take time to burn off of the 50 in the city. cooler day today and much warmer for easter and some rain to talk about when we return.

>> also next, seven-year-old twins are heroes. how they fought a carjacker with just a toy. >> a man orders a sapphire ring from a shopping network but the show goes off the air. i'm michael finney. how 7 on your side gets him his ring. ♪ get 5% cash back at lowe's this quarter so you can score more cash. activate your 5% cash back at chase.com/freedom. chase. so you can.

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coworker was depressed and reportedly showed her a bag of bullets. they said the man is not a newspaper employee but works for a call center that rents office space in the budding. right now police are saying no weapons were recovered. officers did not have far to go to get to the seen. l. a. p. d. headquarters is right across from the times building. an emotional reunion for seven-year-old twins who fought off a carjacker with nothing but a toy snake. ron claiborne has their story. >> a mother in tiers, but relieved. two of her children shaken but okay. a joyful but i believe problem ab end to a parents nightmare. a man stole this couple's car with their three children inside. >> when i couldn't see the car anymore i said i don't want my kids -- he will do something to my kids. >> the drama in san antonio texas captured on the police dispatch audio tapes. >> a he will nissan, three kids

got taken. -- >> the kids are seven years old twins and a twelve-month-old the other one. >> only a short time later they were back, and when a tale they had to tell. >> i was kicking him. >> i was hitting him with the snake. >> that's right. one of the boys beat the car chief with a toy snake until he let them go. about ten miles away near maria garcia's home. >> got to the door and the boy said they kidnapped us, kidnapped us and i said come in, you are okay. >> fighting back has worked before. the philadelphia youngster escaped by bite the man who snatched her and the quick thinking texas twins that had the courage and creativity to fight back with the only toy they had. police say they have identified a person of interest in the case. >> talk about lucking out. surveillance cameras caught this when a car crashed into a store yesterday afternoon. she was buying lottery tickets

and a ford pickup and two other vehicles plowed into the store. the woman was pinned against the wall but her injuries are not serious. a resupplied cargo carrier to the international space station, called the dragon, is in orbit. >> a lift off, and brag gone. space x is underway. >> the mission is nearly five weeks away. it was plagued by contamination concerns. it is bringing hemoium supplies, experiments and supplies to the space station. it shot dock tomorrow morning. it is also carrying a unique small satellite aimed at the aims research center in the silicon valley. it's a cube sat. it will show how it will spin and launch the sprites into orbit. the model for the cube sat went through three major design changes. >> we would come up with an

idea, we would look at mathematically if it was possible and ten we would 3d printing and there's a lot of 3d printing going on in the space shop so we used the 3d printer to print it follow we got a right. >> the aim is to reduce the costs of spaceflight and to allow people to cut made their own satellites. >>. if you ever buy jewelry from tv shopping centers you want to see this story. one man said he finds great deals on expensive jewelry, but his last purchase went wrong. that's where he turn to michael finney for sell. >> enjoys watching tv shopping that sells precious jewels. >> i made more than one purchase. >> the wife enjoys wearing the bling. >> i have so many it's like which one should i wear today? >> richard couldn't resist when he saw this offered on a channel. >> it's a star sapphire.

blue-collars are getting more and more rare. >> he figured it was a bargain at $1,600 so he ordered the ring and waited. >> but it never showed up. >> it wassed up. >> winter turn to spring, and still no ring. >> i kept asking him for a date. give me some kind of, you know, something that we can finalize our deal on. >> richard kept calling the company. they kept promise to go accepted the ring. however, that didn't happen. instead the tv channel suddenly win off the air. that's when richard contacted 7 on your side. we spoke with the owner. he tells us his business had run into problems and his wife became very ill. but he promised richard would get his ring. and sure enough, weeks later it finally arrived. a big relief, except for one problem. >> it's a beautiful ring. but it doesn't fit. >> the ring was too small. 7 on your side contacted the

company again and they sent richard $70 to get the ring resized plus this gift of a single red garnet. the owner said we have thousands of very satisfied customers and normally things go smoothly. because i was unable to work when my wife became ill, mr. williams ring was mistakenly return to the supplier. it was then shipped back and i have now sent it to mr. williams. i have also sent him a valuable garnet as a bonus gifts, and i apologize for the delay. >> i am really pleased with 7 on your side. i really am. >> i would like to thank jim's bond jewelry for coming through with the gifts and the ring. he said his channel will be back on the air soon. michael finney, 7 on your side. san francisco police arrested a diver who hit a fire truck and then took off. >> happened on 9th street. the woman was driving a u-haul van down the alley.

when she turned she hit the fire trucks. then they drove on. the firefighters chased her. a man traveling in. u-haul was also detained but not arrested. >> the city of san francisco honored the firefighters and other personnel who responded to the massive mission bay fire last month. among those recognized police officers, dispatchers and parking control officers who coordinated parking around the blades. animal control officers were also honored for looking after pets that fled the fire. they made a pitch for a $400 million public safety bond that would appear in the june ballot to upgrade police and fire services. >> we have these bonds that are actually representations of promises to our public. if you support those things, we are going to take care of you. >> the fire department showed off its high pressure emergency firefighting water system this took water from the bay to put out the huge blaze several

blocks away. it's getting harder to get into u.c. berkeley. they accepted fewer students. only 12,000 were accepted. nearly 150,000 students applied to the system. 58% were accepted. that's up almost 2% over last year. asian-americans make up the largest ethnic group admitted and for the anytime there were more latino admissions than white. happening today, san francisco will hold their annual earth day celebration. green community will hold a special parade down market street starting at 11:30 from justin herman plaza. it will end at the united nations plaza where they will gather for music and demonstrations and special performances. it runs from 10 to 6 at the united nations plaza. good news for them, no rained to. >> no. there's a cherry blossom festival, lots of egg hunts. a lot going on. but the warmer day of the weekend will be tomorrow. so if you are making plans, it should be significantly warmer

in fact feeling more like summer. although the fog will be gone. springtime temperatures today with the low clouds and fog. tomorrow things reverse and then by monday a totally different story. live doppler 7hd with the fog. it's spread around the bay this morning. look for exploratorium camera you can see it drifting by with 50 in the city. 51 san jose with half moon bay five mile visibility, 50 degrees for you. and from emeryville cloudy skies. more 40s from santa santa rosa. good morning petaluma. 50 concord with livermore coming in in the upper 40s. from our roof camera the highlights cool to mild today. warming up with numbers back into the 80s in our inland valleys tomorrow for easter sunday and chance of showers comes our way late tomorrow. lingering into tuesday. much cooler temperatures. and if our extend outlook went beyond seven days you will be surprised to see what happens

next weekend. so this is is a weak system. not going to affect us except to keep the on shore flow with us. that will allow for the the breezy winds at the coast. we will keep it pretty much status quo today. then tomorrow it will be nice and sunny. sun coming up at 6:28 and much, much warmer. so we will look for numbers to significantly climb. in fact, the warmest day of the week will be tomorrow. so here's a look at the next several hours, including tomorrow. we have the fog at the coast. then fast forward through monday. we are cloudy monday morning. look what happens. we will begin to see showers develop. monday night, here they are across the north bay into the east bay and 10:00 still have the cloud cover and the system will provide more unstable air and perhaps more showers into tuesday. but the look ahead in livermore with today temperatures a little bit above average. look what happens tomorrow for easter. then here comes the trough, the next system. then temperatures climbing a little bit as we head toward the end of the work week. so highs today in the low 70s.

very similar to yesterday in san jose. 70 sunnyvale. 57 in pacifica. look for 64 downtown. near average. and in the north bay 68 petaluma, 72 napa. over into the east bay oakland, you will warm to 68, as well as fremont. and you head inland here's low to mid-70s. pleasanton 73. 75 in livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast, the easter bunny bringing much warmer weather, as much as ten degrees warmer tomorrow. cooler monday. tuesday agreeszy, partly cloudy. and next weekend we thicken i am the clouds and we could see a significant wet weather maker next weekend. i don't want to get too ahead of myself but it could be nice. >> we definitely still could use the rain, even though it's april. next, the adorable cub rescued at lake tahoe. and the tiny bear was left on a

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revoke justin beiberrers green card. people signed an online pegs on the website urging the white house to do just that. 100,000 signatures is the threshold for a response, and the white house responded with two words. no comment. abc entertainment is confirming that a very special guest star will appear on an upcoming episode of nashville. the first lady will join the cast about a charity concert. the national episode will air on abc7 on may 7th. now to what might be the most uncomfortable two minutes of your if you watch this video in realtime. >> three, two, one, go! >> he uploaded this video, scarring down 100 pink and yellow speeches. it speeds up. he's a competitive eater. he did say that after eating these peeps, he did not feel well. of course, he didn't. well, you know, these pictures are going to be cute

but thousand we have adorable sound from an orphan bear cub named tahoe. [sounds] >> that is pretty cute. the extended sound he is making is called short link. means she's happy as can be sucking on the blanket. she is being raided at the wildlife center. the goal is to have her grow to 85 or 90 pounds and about in good a year she may be able to return to the wild. coming up, what president obama is urging americans to do. and a fire after yesterday's major earthquake rocked the region. how concerned should we be here. and a little girl in a county and the chickens she keeps as pets. why her parents are now

>> good morning and thanks for starting your day here with abc7's saturday morning news. i'm matt keller in for katie marzullo. we are going to start this half-hour with a quick look at your accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> hi, matt. good morning to you. we have temperatures in the 40s and cloud cover all across the bay this morning. 51 in mountain view. the cooler numbers in the north

bay. it's 50 half moon bay. the fog is at a higher level so we are looking at pretty good visibility. but it's going to take some time to burn off. as we go through the next couple hours you will notice we have it banked up along the coast for the afternoon. so it's going to be cool here once again. more like a summertime pattern. but these onshore winds are going to back off and we are going to see a significant warmup for easter sunday. will it last? the short term answer is no. in fact, we are looking at maybe some rain coming back into the picture. i'll have the forecast in a few minutes. matt. >> thank you, lisa. today pope francis will take part in an easter vigil at saint peter's basilica. he he led a torch lit procession marking the way of the cross. thousands lined the streets holding prayer books and candles marking the bay jesus died on the cross.

tomorrow there will be a service in st. peter's square. president obama is encouraging americans to draw strength from the easter and passover holidays. he said holy week and easter are times for reflection and renewal. he said the common threat of humanity is a shared commitment to loving our neighbors as ourselves. he said there's no better time for people to rededicate themselves to that mission. >> before we had the roots and miracles that took place long ago, and yet they still inspire us, guide us, and strengthen us today. they remind us of our responsibilities to god and as god's children our responsibilities to one another. >> the president also said the easter story is one of hope and faith this better days are yet to come. president obama will hit the mountain view headquarters of tech start-up y commentator as part of his visit to the bay area next month. according to "the chronicle" he will hold a may 8 fundraiser

coleaved by the company's president. it was originally planned at the palo alto home of mayer but was changed for space considerings. he will be in the area to raise funds for the democratic national convention. the new details. a group of republican congressmen is black ago hill of morgan hill students who wore t-shirts. they are urging an appeals court to reconsider their ruling that found add morris at live oak high school were against their right to go against the flag wearing students during the cinco demayo presentation. they said they quash their free speech rights. yesterday's templar is the most recent of several sizable earthquakes to hit our side of the pacific rim in the last six weeks. the 6.9 quake hit off the northern california coast on

march 9th and 8.2 off chile may continued. and some in baja, mexico and acapulco. we have a report from the usgs headquarters in menlo park. >> the earthquake in acapulco caused a wall of a building to collapse in mexico city. it's the latest reminder this is the most seismically active region in the world. the ring of fire stretches from 25,000 miles up the pacific, across japan, up north america and swinging past south america. earthquake experts at usgs said the faults along the mexico coast have been building up stress but the templars have not been extraordinary. >> they haven't been very large earthquake. they have been a rank of sizes and the range of sizes and occurrences we are seeing is what we typically would see over sort of a long -- this time of

span, you know, with variations in activity that it's pretty common. >> however, the pattern of earthquakes can be disturbing. we've seen the destruction in japan in 2011. there have been two in chile. and a 5.1 earthquake in orange county last month. the bay area sits on the ring of fire too. the 1989 moment we had a earthquake set fires, damaged the bay bridge and created deep cracks in roadways. >> where the faults have more movement we expect more frequent, large effects on the fault. that's typically the plate boundaries such as the pacific ring of fire. >> technology is making strides in predicting earthquakes. >> including mexico city. >> an earthquake warning system activated during a news conference in pasadena. a similar system gave mexico residents time to take shelter. >> it gave them 70 seconds of warning before it arrived and

>> and aequat race will continue today following a week long stop in the bay area after a sailer fell overboard. they will embark on leg 76 the race from san francisco to new york via the panama can. a sailor late last month was thrown overboard during the race. today activities will be stepping down in the name of portland living. -- their goal is to call attention to greener way of living. it gets underway at 11:00 from justin herman plaza in san francisco. what again with the best of intentions turned into a fight between a homeowner with chickens and a marin county neighborhood association with rules against them. wayne freedman picks up on the story in kentwood lands.

>> before the chicken, before the egg, even, there was the coupe. the question is which will be longer, the birds or their $13,000 home? >> we wanted to build a nice coup because we didn't want to have a problem. >> now andy and his wife, tracy, and most important, their daughter, who has four chickens, they do have a problem. >> the one that's laying the egg is loose. the black one is izzy. this is collette. >> the neighborhood association has rules against these pets. >> they attract coyotes, they attract roadents, they make noise. and the people here just didn't wish to have them. >> we tried really hard from the beginning to work with the community and figure out a good solution. they have stuck to their guns that chickens are not common pets. >> they really love me and i love them.

they really are my pets. >> as chickens go this is a megamansion. the neighborhood association unimpressed, however. it worries about barnyard pet proliferation. >> you allow chickens, you have goats, you have pigs, you have whatever. >> if the cc and r said no chickens, then we wouldn't have chickens. but they said caged birds. that's a cage and those are birds. >> what began for them as a lesson in sustainability and raising their own food has become a matter of fighting for what they believe in now to the end. the court case is scheduled for july. they hired a lawyer. >> do you know what court is? >> yeah. i studied presidents. >> even in paradise there will always be something to fight about. abc7 news. still ahead on the abc7 saturday morning news, a spring rebirth now underway on mt. diablo. the long, slow recovery from a

devastating fire. and a live look from our abc7 roof camera. you can see a nice beautiful shot of the bay bridge there. how is it going to shape up for your weather forecast today and tomorrow? lisa argen will let you know just how warm we are going to get. [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal. so we made our own commercial to tell you why. first, chex makes lots of gluten free flavors. which is a huge thing for us. and there's seven to choose from. like cinnamon, honey nut, and chocolate. i tell them "you guys are gonna turn into chocolate chex!" i like cinnamon, greg is a honey nut nut. when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we love chex!

>> good morning a live look from our mt. tam camera. you see it bouncing around a little bit. it may be a little breezy up there. conditions outside right now a little cool. things are going to be quite mild today. lisa argen will have the forecast coming up. if you are look for something to do this easter weekend you might want to check out a national park. entrance fees are being waved at all u.s. national parks like

mere better muir woods in bay area. >> ground crews have installed specially-grown turf in levi stadium that can take a beating and takes less water. there is 2.9 acres installed yesterday at the niners home. it was shipped in from the central value leon a fleet of flatbed trucks thursday and friday. the bermuda grass takes half the water used to keep a lawn green. it looks beautiful with the green. the brown doesn't do it for a stadium. >> we will get a little help from mother nature in your opinion the next couple days. maybe more help next weekend in terms. rainfall. hard to believe but right now as we look at santa cruz, 52 degrees with low clouds. low 7 0s today, upper 70s

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fall. >> normally you don't see so much lupen. the california poppy is everywhere. >> the hills are alive again with wild flowers and seedlings in the shadows of the charred remains of last september's 3,000-acre fire. >> i'm surprised. it looks a lot better than i thought it would be. i remember seeing the flames from 586, walls of fire up here. i thought there would be nothing up here, complete devastation. >> since the fire it was really black and now everything is coming back up, the flowers are beautiful. it's gorgeous up here. >> that's not to say that all has return to its lush past. amid the bright poppies and daisies, there is plenty that is charred. >> we didn't have the rainfall we expected. we did get good recovery but we expected it to be a lot better. >> it will return, but fire is nature's way of cleaning house

with an eye toward what will be new and pressure when the time is right. >> there are some real bleak almost lunar landscapes where things are, you know, quite burned off. but you can also see stuff coming back. >> the lack of rain not only compromised the recovery to some extent, it's also raising new concerns about what a hot, dry summer could bring. on mt. diablo, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> the stories we had in california and march are paying off. water from the water project will be increased from nothing to five percent. many farmers started digging wells because of the drought. >> not everyone is going to see the rain monday and tuesday, but if our forecast models hold true we could see more westward rain next weekend that could bring a third to a quarter inch. nothing great, but we already

know the drought is definitely with us and we aren't going to do anything to help it out. only we can hope for an el nino to come back, which looks like it will be promising next season. that could bring -- usually it brings more rain around the bay. we shall see. right now we are talking about the low clouds and fog, the marine lay they're has overspread the bay area to about 2,000 feet. here's a look from the exploratorium. numbers in the upper 40s from the peninsula. 51 gilroy, as well as san jose. good morning, san jose. 50 for you. and the emeryville camera. cloudy skies, 46 santa rosa, and it's 45 in petaluma. the east bay valleys upper 40s to near 50. the forecast highlights, the roof camera, you can see some of the stratus out there with the cool to mild day on tap. it will be seasonal but warming up big time tomorrow as high pressure builds in temporarily. then behind that stem we will look for the chance of showers with the cold front sweeping through and that will allow for some showers and cool

temperatures to linger into tuesday. we will modify numbers after that. things will stay interesting around here for the next seven days. this weak system allowing for the on shore flow to stay with us today and that brings high to mid-level clouds from time to time, but also the breezy west winds. then tomorrow the sun coming up 6:28. and the on shore flow pushing back. it will lighten up and that will allow for a high pressure to temporarily boost temperatures into the 80s. even low to mid-60s at the coast. that's about five to seven degrees warmer than we will be today at the shoreline. so there's the fog. here's the rest of today. the sunny day tomorrow. monday we've got the clouds pushing across the bay. monday evening a few showers around here from san francisco, the north bay into vallejo, perhaps richmond and by monday night we have plenty of cloud cover and more shower activity on tap for tuesday. the week ahead, though, pretty interesting in san jose and the

south bay as timperatures tomorrow spike. we will look for the cool down come monday. here's the trough that visits us with the rain and then slowly modifying temperatures throughout the rest of the work week. if you notice on is the day, as the temperatures come down, that's another system that could hold some moisture for us. so high temperatures today across the state ranging from the upper 10s in yosemite -- upper 70s in yosemite. high temperatures from the low to mid-60s from san francisco. 68 oakland. low 70s napa and san jose. and mid-70s out toward the livermore valley. this morning should be a pretty nice day. a little breezy at times at the coliseum with numbers in the mid-and upper 60s for the a's. the accuweather seven-day forecast, today mild to cool, warmer and sunnier tomorrow, cloudy and cool we're a chance of rain minnesota night into tuesday. temperatures revere williams wednesday and thursday. hoping for a little more rain

next weekend. >> yeah, that would be nice if the system did bring us something. all right, thank you, lisa. in sports in afternoon the a's will try to stay hot against the astros after pounding houston at the coliseum last night. here's collin resch with the highlights in your sports. >> good morning. after a 7-2 road trip, the a's return home last night. the pregame extending the contract of the reliever sean doolittle little for five years. then he was given the night off because the a's didn't need him. control issues from the getgo. high-and-tight on yoenis cespedes. base hit to center. jed lowrie and josh donaldson score for the 2-0 first inning lead. next batter. man on fire. three-run shot to right and the route is on. 5-0. josh reddick, he's been waiting and we've been waiting for his bat to wake up. and 2-1 shot. and bringing up -- greeted with

a balloon shoot. 8-0 a's. sonny gray, a kick save and beauty. gray goes 6, three earned runs and improves to 3-0. coco crisp had a homer. a's roll 11-3. >> giants opening a three-game series. the story of matt cain's career. a lack of run support and it happened last night. the passed bull in the first department help things. he scores. 1-0 padres. strikes out 8 over 7 innings. another swinging in the third. another former athletic and tyson ross. struck out 9 over 8. buster posey victimized in the eighth. bottom of the eighth, cain is gone. that run would prove huge because in the ninth brandon belt blasts his sixth homer of the year off another former a. a solo shot. padres hold on to win, take the

opener in the three-game set. 2-1. matt cain falls 0-3. warriors and clippers, they don't like each other. we all know. this but these days, they split four games during the regular season. altercations. they were frequent. when it comes to harsh words or any sort of bulletin board material, you won't get it from the coaches. >> we are the underdogs. they en an outstanding basketball team. they have the edge as far as the team. they should be the favorite. they have got the edge as far as coaching. they should have the edge. and now let's roll the dice. >> i have a lot of respect for them. they did something we didn't do last year. they advanced and we didn't. so you have to give them that respect. they know how to advance. we don't. >> steph curry is a fan of april from the second straight year. nba player of the month honors for april. in this game he was on fire. averaged 26 points and 10

assists. >> during the month, it's a good time going toward the playoffs. it's very humbling honor. >> where will be at 12:30 today? helpfully watching game one of the warriors clippers. >> and coping up the san jose sabercats. facing the portland thunder late night third quarter nathan stanley hits rookie doug williams. 22-yard such down. sabercats hang on for the win. they improve to 3-3. mike shumann, he is in tonight with warrior highlights and reaction at five, six, nine and eleven. i'm collin resch. have a great saturday, everyone! >> next, an extravaganza, the big easter egg hunt in san francisco today.

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will go to the san francisco rec and park scholarship fund to help low-income families. today's event gets underway at 11:00. next on the is the day morning news at six, a car clams slams into a bus shelter, seriously injuring at least one person. what police say may have caused the accident. little, the latest developments in the tragic ferry boat accident in south korea, as more bodies are found.

>> good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm matt keller in for katie marzullo. we will start with a quick look at the accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, matt. it is going to change quite a bit from day-to-day. this morning we are pretty much status quo or stratus go because we have a good deal of low cloudiness in the bay. it look from our exploratorium camera you see san francisco not doing too bad but east bay hills, vollmer hills looking at the fog and as well as the north bay. a mix of clouds this morning. 50 gilroy, 47 redwood city. the forecast this afternoon calls for temperatures to stay fairly similar. starting out cooler. two to three degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. we look for numbers at the coast to range from the upper 50s to the low