>> 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 60s with the breezy

onshore winds around the bay. mid-and upper 60s. near average today. 70 to 75 inland. enjoy it. we have a big warmup and then a big cool down which includes some rain all in the upcoming work week. matt. flush. >> thank you, lisa. in developing news a woman has life-threatening injuries after a car drove into a bus station in san francisco. it happened around 9:30 last night. police say a car driving northbound on mission street 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

injuries after being hit by a car. it happened on 101 just before 11:00 last night. the officer was injured in his leg. no word if this was considered 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 an inexperienced third mate was steering the ship. a high school vice principal who organized the trip for the 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 missing. in san francisco members of several korean churches prayed today where they gathered last night. they gather ford a special good friday sermon. one said the boat trips are 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. >> it's easy to get excited like about the party and music, and anyone can offer you anything and go with the flow and you don't know about the consequences. >> 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 this 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 one-inch 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 soil engineer helped restabilize the hillside. the homeowner may have to pay for the clean up costs. pleasant hill, a car smashed into a candy store building yesterday afternoon. two cars collided, sending one crashing through the front door of a busy candy shop. about 20 people were everyone side at the time. both drivers and two other people suffered minor injuries. no word when repairs are completed so the store can reopen.

>> one of san francisco's newest millionaires is not the inventor of a clever knew start-up, he's a mechanic and he cashed in on the city's soaring real estate market. here's the details on his good fortune. >> 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. every time he had a business he had to move his shop and move it here or there 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 building smack-dab in the district, in 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 city. right here on 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. the woman fell to the ground and broke her hip, but she held on to the purse. the san francisco police are look for two men who tried to rob audiology owner and ended up stabbing his pit bull to death, instead. at 3:00 yesterday morning the owner was walking his male pit

bull. two men approached, one with a knife. they grabbed the dog but ran off without it after arena boxing with the owner. they said 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. >> it 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 pepper spray in two of the incidents, but no one was seriously injured. >> new details concerning the bart train derailment in concord thursday night. 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 -- or the style, but the color of the new 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 some new shoes. it's outside the nike san francisco store in union square. nike air foam pocket pro easy. the shoes sell for $250. i find out this morning there's a great big underground love for these shoes and a lot of people are very interested. they buy two pairs, one goes on the internet to sell for hundreds, maybe thousands of dollars and the other one goes to the closet. >> very popular. >> pretty cool. they are enjoying i guess a mild morning out there, right? >> yeah. in san francisco 50 degrees, partly cloudy skies. the fog is moving around the bay. here's other look at the sutro

camera. temperatures today once again seasonal, in the low 60s. but we will switch it up for easter and beyond. stay tuned. the accuweather forecast has it all. >> thank you, lisa. next, seven-year-old twins are heroes. how they fought off a carjacker with just a toy. >> a man orders a ring from a shopping network, but the show goes off the air, coming

>> this morning los angeles police are a man in custody who

they say walked into a budding and thread end to start shooting. a woman called police saying a 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. -- in the building. 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 tears, but relieved. two of her children shaken but okay. a joyful end to a parents' worst 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. >> look for a gold nissan. three kids got taken.

he took off with the kids. >> the kids are seven years old twins and a twelve-month-old the other one. >> only a short time later they were back, and what 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 thief 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 was shaken up and he said they kidnapped us, they kidnapped us. and i said come on in, you are okay. >> fighting back has worked before. the philadelphia youngster escaped by biting 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. ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> talk about lucking out. surveillance cameras caught this video of a woman who barely escaped when a truck crashed into a grocery store in chicago 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. >> this morning a refly cargo carrier to the international space station, called the dragon, is in orbit. and liftoff of the falcon 9 rocket and dragon. space-x3 is underway. >> the mission is nearly five weeks away. it was plagued by contamination concerns. it is bringing new flies and space suit and lettuce growing experiment at the space station. it should 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 is loaded with tiny satellites the size of postage stamps called sprites. 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 then 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 keep printing successive models until we got it right. >> this is the first kickstart satellite project. the aim is to reduce the costs of spaceflight and to allow people to customize 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 help. >> richard williams of san rafael enjoys watching tv shopping centers that sells precious jewels. >> and his wife enjoys wearing them. >> 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 -- 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. winter turned 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 promising to send the ring. however, that didn't happen. instead the tv channel suddenly went 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 returned 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. >> happening today, san francisco will hold their annual earth day sell frames there will be a parade down market street starting at 7:30 at justin herman plaza. it will end at the united

nations plaza. there be speakers, live music, special perform ans and demonstrations. today's earth day celebrations run from ten to six at the united nation's plaza. i know you can pick your weather for the day, but if they did, this is a pretty nice day for san francisco. >> yeah. pretty seasonal. you probably need a jacket. low 60s later on today with partly cloudy skies. things change for the holiday tomorrow and beyond that. so if we look at live doppler 7hd right now, this tells the story for much of the day. with the multi-layered clouds, mainly low clouds will be impacting the coast and the stronger sea breeze. but a few high clouds from time to time. very spring-like. a live look from mt. tam with the winds and higher elevations are picking up. you see the sun coming up in about ten minutes. we are looking at temperatures in the upper 40s for redwood city. mainly in the 50s from san francisco, oakland, also

down around gilroy and the coast five mile visibility. temperatures cooler in the north bay. here's a shot, though, way down south. santa cruz where it is cloudy and quiet right now. 46 in napa. petaluma 45. 50 concord. we are looking at temperatures here coming up another five to six degrees tomorrow for a better beach day. although today looking not bad. this is fogged in with a pretty shot from vollmer peak just a few seconds ago but the low clouds and fog on securing that view. cool to mild today. warming up for easter. just a one-day warmup. beyond that a couple areas of low pressure will be affecting us, allowing for a chance of showers late monday into tuesday with some breezy winds and then beyond that looks like we could still get some more rain. in fact more significant rain. here's a look at a weak system that's allowing for the on shore push to continue to give us the breezy winds, the cool temperatures at the coast. and that provides very little change today. tomorrow the sun coming up at

6:28. it should be clear. temperatures as high pressure builds in temporarily will be in the 60s at the coast. 80s in the afternoon. so we are looking at a high surf advisory tomorrow through monday morning. particularly around ocean beach, and all the way from sonoma down through monterey. right now five to six foot waves, but by tomorrow they are really lack to go crank up and the potential for sneaker waves. here's a look at the next couple of days. today is clear. tomorrow we are looking at another nice afternoon. but by monday look at all the cloud cover. we will see spotty showers by the afternoon. early evening hours here's some rain from the north bay to the east bay. overnight hours the cooler air pushes in and that will allow for more shower activity on tuesday. the week ahead, though, features temperate weather today and livermore tomorrow, the temperatures come up into the 80s. drop back down on monday and further tuesday and into the

rest of the work week pretty comfortable and kind of mellow before the next storm system next weekend. we can hope. 72 san jose. 70 sunnyvale, upper 60s san mateo. and san francisco about 64. in the north bay 58 bodega bay. 72. and 60s berkeley. you head inland and we have mild weather. low to mid-70s pleasanton and livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast. cool to mild today. warmer tomorrow for easter then we will cool it off with clouds on monday. a chance of showers monday night, tuesday. partly cloudy. a little warmer through the middle of the week and then the clouds thicken. you could say the plot thickens for next weekend as well. >> the adoorable cub rescued at lake tahoe. what we've learned about the tiny by left on a doorstep. and if you want to watch abc7 news online or smartphones or

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>> we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> hi, matt. good morning to you. here's san jose. look a little sleepy with the sun just about to come up. partly cloudy skies and

51 degrees. we are looking at temperatures today 20 degrees warmer than where you are right now. so it should be a pleasant afternoon in the south bay. 45 petaluma, as well as santa rosa. pretty cool there. and throughout the day today the fog continues to clear. mainly in the morning hours. so by the early afternoon we are sunny and temperatures are mainly in the 70s. but look at the coast. the fog is banked up here along the san mateo coast with highs just in the 50s. but high pressure builds in for easter sunday, bringing big changes. we will talk about it in a few minutes. matt. >> thank you, lisa. today pope francis will take part in an easter vigil in saint peter's basilica. yesterday he presided over good friday's what at vatican. at the coliseum he led a torch lit procession marking the way of the cross. tens of thousands lined the streets holding prayer books and candles marking the bay jesus died on the cross. tomorrow there will be easter

mass at st. peter's square, followed by the traditional blessing to the world. 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. >> 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 that 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

co-hosted by the's 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 flag t-shirts. they are urging an appeals court to reconsider their ruling that found the ruling was against their right to free speech rights. >> mexico city at 7.1 seconds of early warning because of an early quake warning system. 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 sot and 8.2 quake off chile april 2nd. and baja mexico and now a 7.2 near acapulco. what's going on here? ditched louie reports 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 from the south pacific, across japan, up north america and swinging past south america. it goes over densely populated coastal areas. but earthquake experts at usgs said the faults along the mexico coast have been building up stress, but the system polars 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. magnitude 8.2 and 6.7. 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 the population of mexico city more than 70 seconds warning before the strong shaking arrived. and it gave acapulco about 27 seconds warning. had. >> in menlo park, david louie,

abc7 news. >> and an around-the-world yacht race will continue today after a sailor fell overboard. it will start at 1:00 near the golden gate yacht club. the boats will embark on leg 7 of the race. one sailor was thrown overboard during the race. >> happening today, a group of activists will be stripping down, all in the name of greener living. it's a bike ride, naked bike ride. the goal is to call attention to a greener way of living. today's bike ride gets underway at 11:00 from justin herman plaza in san francisco. >> what began 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 kent woo lands. >> before the chicken, before the egg, even, there was the coop. the question is which will be longer, the birds or their $13,000 home? >> we wanted to build a nice coop 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 one is felipe and this is collette. >> the neighborhood association has rules against these pets. against barnyard pets. this man is the enforcer. >> they attract coyotes, they attract rodents, 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 chicken coops go, this is a meg mansion. 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&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 family has hired a lawyer. the court case is scheduled for july. >> do you know what court is? >> yeah. i studied presidents. >> even in residential paradise it seems there will always be something to fight about. wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> still ahead on the abc7 saturday morning news, a spring rebirth now underway on mt. diablo. long, slow recovery from a

devastating fire. here's a live look from our mt. tam camera. you see the marine layer. i'm sorry, this is emeryville here. you see the marine layer out there right now. yeah, temperatures are going to be mild and cool today. but big changes coming tomorrow. lisa argen will have your accuweather forecast in just a few minutes. thank you!

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>> good morning. here's a live look from the mt. tam cam. the marine layer sitting over the bay area this morning. it's making things cool here in the bay area were it will keep temperatures down today. but big changes coming tomorrow for easter. 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 muir woods in the bay area. oreo systemty if you want to travel a little father. free admission this weekend kicks off national park week which runs through april 27th. visitors will still have to pay fees at campgrounds and concession stands. about a third of the 401 national parks charge an entrance fee. what a beautiful weekend to head out to the park. >> and this morning the fog is really drifting around, making for just some beautiful shots. this one, yeah, not bad. we can do better, though. i'll show you coming back. thanks, jerry. this is the golden gate bridge

where we have the low clouds. temperatures near 50. we are talking about a seasonal day today. much warmer tomorrow. rain into next week. i'll spell it all out for you when we return. >> busy in the forecast center there. thanks, lisa. also next, just hours away from tip-off of the first-round playoff serious between the warriors and clippers. the playoff preview from the coaches' perspective coming up

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>> good morning, it's 6:45. this shot is beautiful. the marine layer covering up the sun. temperature will be mild today, seasonal. but again we will be heating up for easter. >> a spring resurrection of sorts is taking place on mt. diablo, recovering slowly from a devastating fire last fall. laura anthony revisits the scene of the >> 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 returned 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 fresh 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 good news is we may have

some rain this week or next week? >> yeah, we might have some rain and things are looking a little el nino-like next season. we could make up for some of the loss. we will have to wait and see. look going low fog and clouds along the coast. some of it is drifting across the bay, making for a nice sunrise. 6:29 was the official sunrise. sets at 7:39. that gives us 13 thundershowers 20 minutes of day light. we will be picking up showers as soon as monday night and into tuesday. here's a look at mt. tam. yeah, take a look because it doesn't get much better than this with the colors, the low clouds, the sun coming up and really a very mellow which to wake up for your saturday morning. 50 in san francisco. it's 46 in red wad city. gilroy, half moon bay with fog and here is some cloud cover in san jose where you are going to enjoy the day today. much like yesterday. in the 70s. it's 45 santa rosa. good morning concord. livermore at 50. petaluma a chili 45. we have a pretty good view of

sutro right now. getting obscured from time to time with the low clouds. cool to mild today with compliments of the on shore push. warming up tomorrow for easter. high pressure builds in temporarily. testimonies coming up from five to ten degrees. we will look for a chance of showers late monday into tuesday with much cooler readings. the rest of the upcoming work week, not looking bad but it's into next weekend we hope where the forecast models pull together and bring us more rain. little change today. there's a front to the north and west of us will allow for some pretty good westerlies to keep the beaches cool. then we will look for tomorrow things to change again. sun coming up 6:28 for easter sunday. plenty of it. and temperatures in the 60s with less of an on shore push. that allows for numbers to rebounds and really warm up well into the 80s, above normal for easter sunday. high surf advisory tomorrow morning into monday morning where the westerly swell kicks up significantly, 13 do 15 feet

anywhere from the sonoma coast all the way down to monterey. and ocean beach in particular pretty dangerous out there. keep that in mind. probably very active tomorrow with a lot of folks enjoying the nice day we have. monday cloudy skies. we are dry for the bulk of it. but by the evening hour here comes a little bit of rain through marin and berkeley. perhaps up toward contra costa county and through the overnight hours the cooler air moves on in. that will allow for more showers on tuesday. only 50s and 60s. here's the temperature trend for some of you in the south bay for the week ahead. tomorrow near 80. 70s monday. here comes the rain for some of you. probably not in the south bay but much cooler, 64. numbers recover into the 70s throughout the rest of the week. today highs around 80 in sacramento. 73 los angeles. 65 in the northern sierra. and back home temperatures very seasonal, 64 san francisco, 59

half moon bay with low 70s santa rosa, napa. san jose and out toward the east bay valleys mid-70s. as we take you over to oakland, look for 60s today. lots of sunshine. the accuweather seven-day forecast, lots of warmth tomorrow for the easter bunny. all the kids out there enjoying the day. it will cool it off, cloud it up. timing is good on this one. tuesday showers, look for partly cloudy skies. temperatures moderating wednesday and thursday and more clouds on friday. >> couldn't be more perfect planning, right? a nice day for easter tomorrow. thank you. in sports this 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 this morning's sports. >> good morning. after a 7-2 road trip the a's returned home last night. pregame extending the contract of reliever sean doolittle little for five years. then he was given the night off because the a's, they 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. just getting warmed up. 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. maybe this will do it. and 2-1 shot. the 7-0 lead. lasts one-third of an inning. don't call me roger clemens. we won't, buddy. greet him with a moon shot to left. 80, a's. sonny gray, a kick save and beauty. gray goes 6, three earned runs and improves to 3-0. coco crisp had a two-run homer. a's role 11-3. giants opening a road trip in san diego. the story of matt cain's career. a lack of run support and it happened last night. the passed ball in the first didn't help things. 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. huston street. but it's 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. it's not pistons-celtics from the 80s, but this is about as close as it gets. 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 have 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. >> they are playing nice right now. >> steph curry is a fan of april and for the second straight year he is player of the month for the nba in 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? hopefully watching abc7 because game one, warriors-clippers, right here, 12:30 tipoff. mike shumann, he is in tonight with warrior highlights and reaction at five, six, nine and' eleven. i'm collin resch. this a great saturday, everyone! >>

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so how will the weather be for that? >> it's going to be a little cool today. grab the jacket. but actually it's seasonal so very string-like right now. low clouds and fog. 64 in san francisco. 73 in concord. mid-70s in livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast, lots of warming tomorrow for easter with upper 70s and mid-80s day vey and inland. 630s coast. you know the fog will back off. chance of showers late monday, cooler tuesday with more showers. only about a tenth of an inch. it's not a lot, but we are looking for maybe a bigger system next weekend. >> we will have to wait and see. thank you, lisa. and thank you for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. the news continues online, on twitter, facebook, and on all your mobile devices with our new abc7 news app. we continue at 8:00 a.m. "good morning america" is next. have a great morning, everyone!

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