>> good morning, everyone, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us this sunday, april 20th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn, happy easter to you there. is fog from half man bay on south. we will be looking at that continuing to develop along the shoreline, despite our warmup today. we are on tap for a nice afternoon but the marine layer will stay situated at the coast. low to mid-60s there. and upper 60s to mid-70s.

inland. we will talk about the cool town on top as soon as tomorrow and the possibility of showers ahead. thank you. police are investigating after four men were stabbed at a bar and restaurant early this morning. police were called at 1:30 to a bar in san jose. two of the men were taken to the hospital. police say they have nonlife-threatening injuries. right now police believe an argument led to the stabbings but haven't said what that was all about. all the men know each other, according to police. this morning the contra costa county sheriff's department will continue investigating a deadly boat accident near brentwood. it happened on a place even seasoned boaters say is dangerous. lisa has the details.

>> diver pulled the birdie of a bass fisherman out of the delta five hours after he was thrown into the water. he and his friend were taking part in a bass fishing contest when things went terribly wrong. >> this intersection is one were the most dangerous. >> even the most seasoned batterings know to be careful here. the current moves fast. >> with the current moving, you would be gone. you go a block in five minutes. >> at around is 1:00 there was an outgoing strong tide and something hit the boat's bottom, ripping the motor off and sending the two men into the water. both were wearing life vests. steven helped him swim to the shore but the victim's may have malfunctioned. >> it didn't like it deployed? >> no. >> this woman spent hours

scanning the water from her paddleboat. >> it makes it hard for me because i was right there. >> in a restaurant in the marina with where the tournament started there was a moment of silence in honor the dead boater. >> we always worried about something like that because it could be one were my kids, one of my friends, and it doesn't matter who it is, we just care. >> the contra county sheriff's department is investigating. abc7 news. the san francisco police officer injured when his cruiser was hit by a car driven by a suspected armed robber is out of the hospital this morning. this is how he was hurt. the suspect's vehicle and the patrol car collided in the sunset district yesterday morning. >> it really did sound like a car chase. the big crash, and then the car kept on going. honestly, i went back to sleep. i thought it was the garbage pickup. >> the crash ended a pursuit that began with the report of a

woman being robbed of her purse in the richmond district. two suspects, the driver and a passenger have been arrested on charges ranging from driving a stolen vehicle to a felon in possession of ammunition. the highway patrol wants to hear from anyone who saw a driver plow into a hospital late friday night. it happened on 1301 just before 11:00. a silver van veered toward the shoulder and hit the patrol car before striking the officer and driving away. the two officers were giving another driver a ticket at the time. injured officer is recovering. a 14-year-old boy is dead and three teenagers are in the hospital after investigators say a distracted driver crashed into a group of people. it happened early yesterday morning. investigators say the 19-year-old driver took her eyes off the road to locate her cell phone. the chp said she ran into four

kids, ages 14 to 16, who were walking alongside of the road. >> anything that sis tracts a person -- distracts a person's attention against driving endangers everyone. the driver, other motorists on the road. >> the driver has been charged with vehicular man slater. >> this morning some passengers have quite a story to tell. pilots noticed a big crack in the windshield and quickly dial verted in indianapolis. passengers told abc7 news reporter sergio what it was like. >> this is a picture of the shattered to be pit window taken by a passenger, adam, as he was getting off the plane in indianapolis. efforts surprised by the flight interruption. >> we don't like unscheduled landing. why are we landing in indianapolis when we have four more hours to go. >> he and other passengers said the crew handled the die version

smoothly. >> came on really calm and measured and said there was a problem with the windshield in the pilots cabin and we were going to do a landing in indianapolis. >> the other passengers said it was a bit abrupt. >> there was a hard turn to the left and the plane started ascending but then i was kind of scared but then they announced it was just because of the landing. >> they were delayed at the airport for two hours for a replacement jet from chicago. damage in her picture isn't as clear as the one shot by this passenger adam. i showed her that picture. >> oh, wow. that's way more drastic than i thought. >> this is united's statement us to. flight diverted to indianapolis entering national airport where it landed routinely. maintenance crews are examining the aircraft. as we were talking with adrian, she got a different message from the airline. >> i just got an e-mail from united. >> it feels an apology sent to

all 138 passengers on the flight. at sfo, abc7 news. >> more than 100,000 people crammed into saint peter's square in vatican city in morning to hear hope francis deliver his easter message. [foreign language] >> the hope prayed for an end to violence in ukraine, nigeria and other places e said don't wait to help others. he said easter's good news meaning being close to those crushed by life's troubles. afterwards he greeted pilgrims from all over the world who traveled to the vatican. this year easter on the roman calendar was the name as the orthodox one. this is one. largest cross necessary the country, a nondenominational

easter service will begin at 6:30 this morning. last year hundreds gathered on a chilly morning. first sunrise service on mount davidson was back in 1923. across town glide memorial church members and leaders are also up early getting ready for their easter services that start at 7:00. afterward they will serve a free dinner to thousands. church leaders say they do it because easter is a time to bring people together. glide philip seymour orial serves thousands of dinners to homes every easter and feeds dozens every single day. lisa argen is here now to give us the easter forecast. >> we've had some breezy winds and the fog put right at the shoreline. today some subtle changes. it will bring more warmth to the second half of your weekend or easter sun. 50 degrees from the sutro camera but there is fog around. i'll tell you how warm we will get and the cool down tomorrow and the possibility of rain all

coming up. >> also ahead, the bay area survivor of that deadly avalanche of mount efferent and what he says saved his life. >> and what the captain o

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fling. lisa argen will be along shortly with the forecast. >> the search continues for missing airline flight 307. an unmanned submarine capable of diving miles under water is making a sonar map of the ocean floor. it's around the location of the last signal searchers think may be from the plane as black box. when the map is done there's no guarantee it will show evidence of the plane and if it doesn't the malaysian government leaders say they will have to expand the search zone again or bring in new tools. crews have not heard any ping necessary the area for ten days now and they fear that means the black box's batteries have died. developing news, south korean officials are collecting dna from family members to help match bodies recovered from the wreck of the sunken body. divers recovered 13 bodies and three others were found floating outside.

the confirmed death toll 49. more than 250 people are still missing, most of them high school students on a holiday trip there. are only 174 no one survives. alex stone has the latest. a fourth day of rescue efforts saved no lives. only more bodies from a watery grave. from the surface of the sea, no visible trace of the ferry or the close to 300 passengers, mostly young students, who went down with it. the bleak search falls to these men, an underwater army of some 650 dialers who have the task of getting into the wreck through the cold, murky water. drivers broke a window to recover three bodies. the goal is to reach the cafeteria where many passengers are thought to have been trapped. this us marine corps aircraft is among those aidth searchers. a third mate was at the ship's

helm for the very first time when the accident happened trying to steer the doomed vessel in treacherous waters. the lead captain said he was in his bedroom when it struck. he is under arrest under negligence charges. he saved himself even after some passengers clung to the hull. it was already too late for one high school teachers. with hopes worn so thin, prayers is all that's left for relatives of the missing. they gather on the shore and gaze longingly out to sea for maybe a glimpse of a loved one with a blank stare. abc news, los angeles. >> search teams have recovered a 13th body on a pass to mount everest where an avalanche swept over a group of sherpa guides. it is the sing deadliest accident on mount everest.

a bay area man is among the survivors. he's of sonoma county about posted this pick yesterday on his blog u see him on the left. he said his guide pushed him out of the way when that avalanche hit. a landslide in wyoming is slowly eating up a resort. the earth is moving an inch a day in the town of jackson. a house has been split in tubing the pavement is buckling. experts are can have kent the mountain side will not suddenly collapse like the washington state tragedy. 42 homes and apartment units have been evacuated. experts say they cannot shore up the earth until it stops moving. crews are trying to keep a 50-foot sinkhole from causing more damage in florida. these are incredible pictures of the sinkhole happening yesterday morning. officials say the hole opened three weeks ago and then was filled. it opened up again because of recent heavy rain.

the woes of buying a home in the bay area. inventory is low, the price is high, the competition among buyers is intense. new findings from data click research shows bay area home prices surged to a median of $579,000 in march. that is a seven-year high. a 23% increase since march of 2013. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom has the story from redwood stinks how would you like an extra half a million dollars? well, that's what the sellers of this house got. they asked $1.4 million and got nearly $1.9 million. that for a house with holes in the garage wall, outdate sidelines and a lawn that's in need of work. >> the past four to five months has been a market we haven't seen in a very long time. >> the realtor said this is just one example and it has the neighbors shocked. >> it goals me over it was close to $2 million for something that

needs substantial remodeling. since we moved in i would say actual or three properties every couple months come on the market and they sell basically overnight. >> this little cabin in the woods sold for almost $2.5 million, also well over asking price. guyers are having a rough time of it. >> they are settling for something we don't quite like and they are paying more than they feel they have to. >> i have a little girl on the way and that was the catalyst for us to move. >> they found a house they liked only after making four offers. bidding battle is on. this house had 18 offers before it was sold. a lot were in cash. >> we tried to cut down our offer timeline, write a personal letter about our family. >> more money, more money was the key. >> so what's going on? he said it's nothing fancy. the local economy is on the rebound and it's simply supply and demand. >> the inventory is extremely low and that's part of what is driving the prices up. there are so many people who

want to move here and live on the peninsula and so few people who want too leave. >> buyers like liz can only hope the market keeps going up to protect the pricey investment. abc news. >> security in boston, what has changed, what hasn't as the city prepares for the big marathon tomorrow. the former police commissioner of new york city weighs in. plus, on this easter sunday the panel discusses the influence of the religious right in politics. you can catch this week at 78:00 78:00 -- at 8:00 this morning on abc7. >> there was a special ceremony yeahuppial first pitch at the a's game to a flame paying tribute to a fallen son and brother. marcus let it fly from the pitcher's mound. it marked the end of a two-month journey to honor his brothertism ago who was killed in february by a drunk driver. a couple friends suggested the tribute and began using social

media to make it happen. >> i heard about it and didn't think about it too much at the time. we were with our family. and it gained momentum very quickly and before you knew it i heard rumors about the a's wanting to speak to me. and everybody stepped up and now i am here. >> the garcia family also wants the first pitch to raise awareness of the dangers of drunk driving. mime police say they believe 49ers quarterback collin kaepernick was not in a hotel suite when 911 calls were placed about a upset naked woman. that woman said she had a past sexual relationship with kaepernick. they said his teammates were being investigated in connection with the incident. the woman told police she blacked out after drinking shots and smoking marijuana with the players. police are now reviewing hotel

surveillance video to see where kaepernick was at the time. well, the warriors will be back in action tomorrow night at the staples center after beating the clippers in the opening game of their playoff series. and a lot of the faithful where there to cheer on the team. warriors fans were full of enthusiasm as the team took on the clippers. game was aired right here on abc7. the warriors beat the clippers 109-105. mike shumann will have highlights later in sports. today at 12:30 abc7 will air the game between the defending champs miami heat and the charlotte bobcats. by the way, san francisco is in the warriors mood. city hall has been all decked out at night in warriers colors. that's pretty there, isn't it? >> yes, it is nice. happy easter, everyone. you have a nice looking day today although it will be on the warm side. the fog not going away totally. it has been prettier is --

persistent at the coast. fog along the san mateo coast and it's been foggy along the central coast, watsonville and monterey. that again is where it sits. this morning from the sutro tower camera, visibility is good. clear downtown

looks a bit on the cool side. 14 to 15 moot swells are already coming up and the possibility of strong rip currents, including right along the coast in san francisco. it will be a nice-looking day before a pretty dangerous one at the beaches. tomorrow the clouds increase. it will be a cloudy day. and by late tomorrow, monday night, we have some rain here,

the sonoma county coast up through santa rosa, perhaps down into petaluma and portions of northern marin county. will it make it further south? well, we will see spotty showers from the peninsula, maybe into the east bay. less than a tenth of an inch. many of you won't see it and whether he look for the breezy winds in the wake of the system. 78 in san jose. look for 80 in los gatos with low to mid-70s on the pen innings law. san francisco coming in warmer, 67. some of the stubborn fog along the coast. a few pockets of low 80s from cloverdale to napa. east bay low to mid-70s. 74 oakland with castro valley coming up through the upper 70s. you head inland, it's going to be a warm one with plenty of 80s for pleasanton. 81 the san ramon valley. the accuweather seven-day forecast, today is the warmest day by far. then whether he come down significantly tomorrow with the clouds, breezy winds and chance

of showers late. by tuesday we will be behind the system. even high-elevation snow. partly cloudy, a little warmer midweek and by next weekend the models have been going back and forth whether or not we are going to see rain t did look like widespread rain. we can just hope. >> but it looks that way? >> yeah. >> okay. thanks, lisa. up next, prince george makes his first public appearance down under. the exhibit named after the royal baby. watch abc is now available to bay area dish customers who want to watch abc7 news online or on smartphones and tablets. go to abc7news.com and click on the watch abc logo to find out how to access it. you can also search watch abc in your app store to download the app and watch all your favorite abc shows like scandal and resurrection live or on demand on your mobile device.

♪ all the goodness of milk, all the deliciousness of hershey's syrup. >> prince george made his first official appearance as part of his parents' royal door of australia. william and kate brought their son to the zoo in sidney where think unveiled the prince george building. george seemed to like looking at the real animal. he was not impressed with the stuffed version that was later presented to him. duke and duchess are in the middle of a three-week tour to australia and neutral zeal land. it's their first official tour with baby prince george. the city of oakland has updated a misspelled stop. we showed you the intersection of mlk and arlington last week. it was clearly spelled wrong.

now it is fixed. we talked to city officials who said their usual traffic painter did not make that mistake. bart was fixing the area above the location and hired a contractor who made the error. coming up, how bay area police plan to crack down on pot smokers so they don't leave a mess today at the annual 420 celebration. and a bay area tech company is celebrating a very big

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>> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. we havages bit of fog around the bay. temperatures cool in the north bay with 44 napa. 47 los los gatos. but the bulk of the overnight hours are clear. five mile visibility half moon bay with 52 in fremont. sun coming up right before 6:30. we will see mostly sunny conditions throughout the afternoon. notice all the orange on the map and yellow. that means a warmer day today. even by the coast it will be if the 60s with a little bit of fog around half moon bay. elsewhere 70s into our east bay, but plenty of 80s out toward the inland east bay and around morgan hill. getting awfully close in the

santa clara valley. we will talk about the particulars in a few moments. carolyn. >> huge clouds are expected today at the golden gate park for the annual spot extravaganza known as 4-20. police say they don't want to kill the buzz but think are cracking down after a mess last year. >> san francisco is determined there will not be a repeat of this. more than 10,000 pounds of crash left after the high holiday known at 4-20. >> it took a staff of 25 people about twelve hours to clean up after this event. it cost the department about $15,000. >> 4-20 is celebrated every april 20th by pot lovers worldwide. the originators were five guys, including these two, who call themselves waldos because as teenagers they gathered on the wall by the statue outside san rafael high school at 4:20 every

afternoon. >> we used it as a code word to get high. >> the teachers didn't know what we were talking about, our parents didn't know what which were talking about, and it became our private joke. >> it feels their private joke four decades ago but the huge public gathering of at least 10,000 in golden gate park last year caught city officials off-guard. there will be more police in uniform and undercover. you juvenile probation officers, parking control officers to ticket and tow, and there will be no concession stands. supervisor london green developed the plan after threatening to ban 4-20 last year. >> we aren't trying to be a buzz kill. we aren't here to judge anyone's recreational activities, but we want to make sure that people in our city respect one another, that they remain safe, and not the messes here. >> and it's one the wall doughs agree with. >> everybody be happy, be safe, be kind, and pick up after

yourself! >> well, police are closing streets around the east side of golden gate park between 10:00 this morning and 6:00 this evening. muni bus less be allowed through the closed streets, but could be rerouted as the crowds grow. this morning marks the start of a really busy week for nassau and astronauts on the international space station. just this morning the crew used the station's robotic arm to capture a capsule loaded with supplies. a space x rocket launched on thursday delivered the goods. no easter baskets on board, however. now scientists on the ground and astronauts must prepare for a spacewalk on wednesday. astronauts need to fix a broken backup compute they're controls things like the external cooling system. a big deal this morning for san francisco-based air b&b is

now valued amount $10 billion. that's more than some hotel chains like hyatt and puts the company in the upper echelon of other silicon valley start-ups. abc news reporter lindsey janice talks with two families who were on to air b&b from the start. >> think run a suite and studio apartment in a philadelphia home post natal of the year. >> income we get from renting out the unit pays the mortgage it's reliable and significant source of income for us. >> and. >> and they are just one of thoses of families renting out space. our amy first meant this couple last year. they decided to rent out a room in their house on air b&b because they were having trouble paying the mortgage. using a few tips, new paint, clean bed and larger and plus professional photos, it was

ready to rent up to $85 a night. they netted over $6,000 in just over a year, giving them a financial cushion. >> we ball at the top of the market so our mortgage is higher than we would like it to be. >> and their neighbors are getting in on the action too. using sites like air b&b. one key piece of advice, throttle of communication. >> we have a contract so i know what to expect and they know what is expected of them and there's not going to be any surprises. >> as for the noise, they have been able to hold on to the home they love. >> and last week san francisco lawmakers say they are considering making it legal for city residents to rent out their homes on sites like air b&b as long as homeowners have insurance. >> the notorious internet security flaw heart bleed is affecting people who signed up for an insurance plan on

healthcare.gov. heart bleed puts personal information at risk. it's affecting other popular websites, a well. refunds are on the way to customers who were mistakenly charged thousands of dollars for food. it happened to customers using deportation bit and credit cards at a dell taco in southern california. in one instance the bill was for $5.48 and the customers' account was debited $5,480. sheriff's deputies in sacramento want them to provide them with surveillance video to help fight crime. it would alert law enforcement when private security cameras operate in areas that are of interest in the detectives. the sacramento b reports they can only get footage with a property owner's permission. fremont already has a similar program. up next, just in time for easter, taste testing eggs. 7 on your side's michael finney teams up with consumer reports

to tell us which eggs of healthiest to eat. and here's a live look from our roof cam. a beautiful shot there of the bay bridge and the lights. well, lovely weather for this easter sunday but could there be some rain in the near forecast? lisa argen will be along shortly with your accuweather shortly in just a few. what does that first spoonful taste likok. honey bunches of oats. ching! mmmm!

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right now you can build your own. girl: sweet! make mine with the seven-grain bread with strawberries -- oh, no, wait, bananas. ooh, and glazed pecans! whoa, i get to choose my own sauces? better hurry, beautiful, it's not going to be around for that long. [ding] welcome to denny's. >> researchers at u. c. san francisco have found that something called harm prevention can lower the risk of transmitting hiv and aids. they use harm prevention as part of it's process to treat assessment abuse. the sexual risk factors fell

when they used fewer stimulants like methamphetamines. the study appears in the journal "urban health." you probably don't need a study no know that money is covered in germs, but scientists have discovered just how dirty the dollars really are. researchers at new york university's dirty money found 3,000 types of bacteria on money they studied and that's a lot more than in previous studies. that's big yuk. >> yeah. good morning, everyone. we are looking at low 50s across the bay and emeryville. the changes come throughout the afternoon where we will look for warmer highs today, well into the 70s. well have an a's game to talk about and a cooler extended outlook. that's coming up. >> thank you, lisa. and the warriors surprised the clippers, stealing game one tell staples center. mike shumann has the highlights

and reactions on coach marc jackson coming up in sports.

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. >> welcome back, everyone. it's 5:43 3 on this easter sunday morning. happy easter to all who are celebrating. this is a look from the bridge cam. not much traffic going on at this early morning hour. in terms of the weather, more of the same. but could there be a change on the way? lisa argen will have the answer shortly with her accuweather forecast. >> if i am ever buy eggs in the grocery store you know there's a wide variety of choices and prices. 7 on your side's michael finney teamed up exclusively with the folks at consumer reports to find out which eggs are worth your money. >> good morning. it's a among, it's time for breakfast so we wanted to know if it was worth it to pay more

for an egg. as we found out, not all eggs are what they are cracked up to be. >> if you ask hazeel and wendy, you can't beat the taste of eggs you gather yourself. >> five eggs for five chick innings. >> ever since we started baking and cooking with fresh eggs, we see better flavor in everything that comings out of the kitchen. >> she's right. freshness matters. experts tasted various eggs, including supermarket brands, organic brands, eggs with no antibiotics, white eggs and brown eggs. they found eggs deteriorated when it got closer to the date on the carton. but other than that eggs taste pretty much the same. how do you choose? it's must have to make you feel chicken about buying eggs. >> there are many more choices and price differences can be dramatic. some eggs cost twice as much forever. >> for example, don't pay a

nickel more for eggs because they say no hormone. >> them sound like a better choice but the egg industry as a whole is it not hughes hormones. >> but should you would pay more for organic eggs? >> eggs without antibiotics are another good choice. just make sure the package says no antibiotics used. >> how about brown versus white? actually it doesn't matter. it has no bearing on nutrition. so don't judge an egg by the color of its shell. it's what's on the inside that counts. consumer reports says if you are a fan of cheese or salad look for pasture iced eggs that can be used in recipes that call for raw eggs. i'm mike finish, 7 on your side. >> just in time. i'm making some deviled eggs today. >> and rocky and the raw eggs? none of that, huh? latch laugh. >> we are looking at a little bit of fog along the coast. that doesn't change. but we are looking for changes in warnth this average.

it will overspread the bay area with 70s and 80s. still 60s at the coast. sun coming up before 6:30 for a nice sunrise. we should see mostly sunny conditions despite patchy fog trying to sneak into the bay. here's a look at our sutro tower camera where a good vantage point shows how clear it is. gilroy has been clear all night. it's on the cool side at 46. five mile visibility at half moon bay and 50 degrees. it's been pretty cool along the coast with the breezy winds. that will not change today for the most part. we will see some sunshine closer to ocean beach today. 43 in petaluma, 45 santa rosa. waves kicking up as well. and livermore. and fog by fremont this morning. here's emeryville. it is clear right now. winds will be a little bit on the breezy side but it will be a warmer breeze and not quite as gusty as we've had throughout the afternoon hours. so with the sunshine today, a warmer day for those who will be

seem braceletting easter and a chance of showers comes our way late monday into tuesday. much cooler temperatures as soon as tomorrow with thicken clouds and looks like the numbers will be not as warm as we are seeing today. in fact this will being the warmest day out of the next seven days. so an upper level ridge of high pressure builds on in, allowing for sunshine today. that jet stream sending the storm track well to the north and that brings the warmth all around the bay. it should be a nice afternoon, well above average. i talked about the high wave heights and that will continue through tomorrow morning. 13 to 15-foot swells. they are beginning to build, especially up to the north around bodega bay and around monterey bay. ocean beach, always a dangerous place. be careful out there. strong rip currents and the possibility of those sneaker waves today through early tomorrow. so here's a look at the next six days or so. you will notice here comes that chance of showers we've been talking about late monday into tuesday. then behind it temperatures will

slowly begin to recover wednesday. here's another system. and it does look like the subsequent one will get awfully close into friday and early next weekend. so we are hoping that this will bring more widespread showers. right now the models have been going back and forth on it. we will keep you posted. but for the week ahead in livermore, it is a warm one today with temperatures above average. in fact, tomorrow coming down significantly. so we've got 80s today, low 70s tomorrow. the coolest kay on tuesday. a little bit of recovery here. and then another system that wants to visit us next weekend. that should bring the temperatures back down. arnold the state today very warm. 80 in the southern sierra, 76 los angeles. look for a little warmer along the coast. mid-60s here. and in santa cruz it will warm up, as well, with more sunshine and temperatures there into the 70s. 76 in palo alto. numbers around 4 degrees warmer san francisco. still a little built of a breeze later on today.

74 in oakland and some patchy fog half moon bay. 80 napa. more low 80s out toward concord, san ramon valley, getting close across the bay today in oakland plenty of sunshine and by the early afternoon we will be well into the 60s. low 70s by 4:00. the accuweather seven-day forecast is patchy fog at the coast. big cool down with the clouds tomorrow. a chance of showers late into tuesday. partly cloudy, a little warmer wednesday. thursday. more clouds on friday and hopefully more rain on saturday. so the pattern is going to change. it looks promising and then we get close and it doesn't happen. >> but quite a drop off from today to tuesday. >> yeah, one day warmup. >> thanks, lisa. let's check out sports. tonight the sharks host the los angeles kings in game tomb of their first-round playoff series. san jose leads 1-0. the puck drops at 7:00 tonight. yesterday the warriors were also trying to beat l.a. in the first

game. their best of seven playoff series against the clippers. here's schu. he has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. the warriors steal game one from the clippers down in l.a. the team that wins the first game has gone on to win the series 77% of the time. warriors fans rep ted staples center. clips out to the 12-1 lead but the warriors battle back. steph curry from long distance. count it. ties the game at 17. time running out in the first quarter. former warrior crawford from half-court at the buzzer, he got it. 52 a piece at the half. and off the bounce pass. lee jams it home. blake griffin early foul trouble. and right around david lee. he has 16 points in 19 minutes. clay thomas led with 22. finds him wide open. can't could that. easy money with the three-ball. chris paul catches fire. ties it at 1 to 2. he had 28. under two to go. warriors down 1.

but harrison barns takes care of that with the three in transition. and they will hang on to win. game two set for monday. >> it's still too early to say we have the upper hand. obviously we have home court back but it's still early. we still have to come out and play well to back the win up. luckily this isn't football. it isn't any given saturday or sunday. we have to do it four times. so we just move on. >> all right. to the coliseum where the a's have owned the astros. oakland has taken 16 of their last 20 games against houston. astros had the lead in the ninth but a three run ramly capped by a josh reddick walk off changed that. beautiful day at the coliseum. first inning astros up 2-1. jonathan steals third. throws into east and e. r. scores on the error. houston leads 3-1. let's go to the ninth. same score. jed lowrie and the shot to right. lowry's second home run of the

year brings the a's within one. runners an first and second. the hottest hiterts on the a's, stays that way. rbi single to center, ties at 3 and josh reddick with runners on the corner drives one into the gap and the a's win 4-3 on josh's fourth career walk-off and a's win it 4-3. >> a guy from the first week going up there how am i going to touch the baseball to now, how am i going to even think about getting out, it's a great turn around and great thing to be back with confidence in the box and keep telling myself this guy is not going to get me out and i talk myself through it. feelings great to have the confidence back. >> and losing third straight last night in san diego. tim hudson was on the hill. franchise record 29 innings without a lottery cup logs to start the season but he would rather have had the win. fans trying to keep it cool at petco park. first inning padres flashing the

leather. dives and robs him of a base hit. giants down 1-0 in the fifth. michael morris ties the game at one when he puts it over. and the eighth. the giants bats have gone quiet. three runs in their last 28 innings. built pose strikes out toned the game. they will hand the giants their third straight loss, 3-1, the final. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. we will see you tonight again at 5:00. have a great day. >> up next, the easter celebration in san francisco r you can see the easter bunny during today's parade.

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>> an army of basket-carrying kids marched through golden gate park yesterday in search of the all-elusive easter egg. it was the park's department's largest of festival. more than 4,000 families participated.

there was also a carnival, enter taken meant and a barbecue cook-off. oh barbecue was to raise money for the park department's scholarship funds which helps thoses of san francisco families afford recreation classes and programs. and the cook-off is a competition between the fire and the police department. happening today, clouds are expected to clear out just in time for the sun to shine on the 23rd annual easter parade in san francisco. last year people at the parade had to smile and wave underneath cloudy skies. the easter celebration begins at 10:00 and runs until 5:00. there's an easter bonnet contest at 11:15. all of this starts from 2:00 to 3:00 this average in terms of the parade. it's on union street between goth and fillmore streets. of course, the easter bunny will make a special appearance. up next on the abc7 sunday morning news at six, pope francis celebrates mass at

saint peter's square. his easter message to the world. and also a shattered windshield diverts a flied head today sfo. we will tell you how it happened.

>> good morning. >> the fog is situated down the