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>> good morning, everything, i'm tear lynn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, april 20th. let's start with a quick first look if he weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn, good morning to you. we've had dense fog along the central coast and half moon bay. a little bit over in livermore burks it continues to evaporate and we will have a mostly sunny and warmer day today. here's a look at our east bay hills camera where temperatures are still pretty cool, although we are seeing the climb in our east bay valleys where the delta is already at 59. 57 concord. and santa rosa at 56. the forecast throughout the rest of the day in the south bay and all around the bay calms for

warmer temperatures with low to mid-60s. patchy fog with more sunshine and less of a sabra's breeze at the coast. base temperatures will climb to the 70s inland and couple 850s. le will talk about the big cool down coming up. carolyn. >> developing news. somebody stabbed four men at a bar and restaurant early in morning. police were called at 1:30 to sp 2 communal bar and avenue near san pedro square. few of the men were taken to the hospital. all four are expected to be okay. the front entrance to the bar was taped off early this morning. officers say there was an argument before the stabbing, but they haven't said what that was about. so far investigators say they have few details about a suspect, and they have to get more information from the victims. this morning the contra costa county sheriff's office will continue its investigation

into a deadly boating accident on the delta near brentwood. the accident happened at a place on the water even seasoned fishermen say is dangerous. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian ga has the details. >> the body of a fisherman is pulled out of the delta five hours after it feels thrown into the delta. he and his friend were taking part in a bass fishing tournament when things went terribly wrong when they came near the bridge. >> this intersection is one of the most dangerous in the delta, i would say. >> even the most seasoned boaters know to be careful on these waters. five channels meet under this bridge and the currents move fast. with the current you would be gone. you would go a block in five minutes. >> at around 11:00 there was an outgoing strong tide and something hit the bottom'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 store, but the victim's may have malfunctioned. >> did it look like it had been deployed? >> no, it had not. >> heartbreaking news for this woman. she spent hours scanning the water from her paddleboat. they found him where we were look too which makes it hard for me because i was right there. >> and at the restaurant at the marina where the tournament started, there was a moment of silence in honor of the dead boater. >> we are always worried about anything like that because it could be one of my kids, it could be one of my friends, it could be anybody, you know. it doesn't matter. it doesn't matter who it is, we just care. >> the contra costa county sheriff's department is investigating. lisa amin gulezian ga, abc7 news. a san francisco police officer is out of the hospital this morning after his cruiser was hit bay car driven by a suspected armed robber. 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. a big crowd 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 people, the driver and a passenger, have been arrested on charges ranging from driving a stolen vehicle to a felon possessioning ammunition. the highway patrol wants to hear from anyone who saw a driver plow into an officer in san jose late friday night. it happened on 101 just before 11. a silver sedan veered toward the shoulder and hit the patrol car before striking the officer and driving away. two officers were giving another driver a ticket at the time. in injured officer is recovering. a 14-year-old boy is dead

and three teenagers are in the hospital this morning after investigators say a distracted driver crashed into a group of people. it happened in san joaquin county early yesterday morning. investigators say the 19-year-old driver took her eyes off the road to locate a cell phone. the chp said she ran into four kids, ages 14 to 16, who were walking on the side of the road. >> anything that distracts a person's attention away from the primary task of driving endangers everybody involved, the bystanders, other motorists, passengers, it endangers everyone. >> the driver has been charged with vehicular manslaughter. this morning passengers on a flight from new york to sfo yesterday have quite a story to tell. pilots noticed big cracks in the windshield and quickly diverted to indianapolis. passengers told abc7 news reporter sergio what it was like.

>> this was a picture of the shattered cockpit window. it was taken bay passenger, adam, as he was getting off the plane in indianapolis. he was surprised by the flight interruption. >> we don't like unscheduled landings. why are we landing in indianapolis when we have four more hours to go. >> they said the pilots handled it smoothly. >> the pilots came on very calm, measured and said there was a problem with the windshield with the windshield in the pilot's cabin and we are going to do a landing in indianapolis. >> there was a hard turn to the left and the plane started descending and i was kind of scared but they announced it was a precautionary landing because the front windshield shattered. >> he shot a photo at the indianapolis airport. that's where they were delayed for two hours. a replacement jet from chicago came. the damage in her picture isn't as clear as the one shot by passenger adam. so i showed her that picture. >> oh, wow. that's way more drastic than i

thought. >> this is united's statement us the flight diver today indianapolis international airport where it landed routinely. maintenance crews of examining the aircraft. and as we were talking with adrian, she got a difference message from the airline. >> i just got an e-mail from united. >> it was an apology sent to all 138 passengers on the flight. at sfo, abc7 news. at the vatican pope francis had his easter message for millions worldwide. we have more from st. peter's square and easter celebrations across the country. >> on the biggest day in the countries tan calendar, crowds go wild for the people's pope. cruising through the faithful in his open air pope mobile, a

security risk, he said i couldn't stop to blog and take self is on palm sunday because he was running late. more than 100,000 people gathered in st. peter's square to hear pope francis deliver his easter message. some of the oldest easter traditions, including the holey fire ceremony in jerusalem where people believe people was resurrected, two more modern celebrations. across the globe millions are marking this easter sunday. in peru a colorful procession. in greece two rival parrishs sending tenses of thousand of homemade rockets during mass, which, despite its looks, they call a friendly tradition. and salt anywhere putin attending service necessary russia, and the ukraine calling

for a truce this weekend. the empire state building was lit up in easter purple and they are heading out for services as so many others are doing this morning around the world. >> and the easter traditions continue tomorrow with the annual easter egg roll at the white house. abc news, new york. >> san francisco's glide memorial church is preparing to serve thousands of free dinners today after their church services. leaders say they do it because easter is a special time to bring people together. glide memorial also feeds dozens of homeless and poor people every day. this is a great day for an easter egg hunt or any kind of family gathering. >> a little fog in our beaches but that's get morgue compressed. other little more condensed around santa cruz. here mid-50s. temperatures already responding to that weaken on shore push. it will be warmer.

i'll tell you how much warmer and then talk cooler when we return. >> also ahead, the bay area survivor of the deadly avalanche on mount everest. what he said saved his life. and we are learning more about the deadly ferry accident in south korea. what the captain says he was doing when his boat went down.

>> welcome back on this easter sunday. this is a live look from the roof cam showing you the glistening bay. temperatures rather mild today. 70s and above. but change is on the way, so says lisa argen. she will be along with her full accuweather forecast. and the southern indian ocean the search continues for the missing malaysian airlines flight 307. an unmanned sub marvin capable of diving miles underwater is making a sonar map of the ocean floor. it's around the location of the last snap searchers think may be from the plane's black box. when the map is done there's no guarantee it will show evidence of the plane. if it doesn't, malaysian government leaders say they will have to expand the search zone again or bring in new tools. crews have not heard any pings in the area for ten days. they fear the black box's batteries have died.

>> developing news. korean officials are collecting dna to match family members with the victims. >> the south korean coast guard said at least 58 people have died from the sunk inferry and 244 missing. meet of the them high school students on a holiday trip. there are only 174known 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 divers who have the task of getting into the wreck through the cold, murky water. drivers broke a window to the submerged ferry to recover three bodies. the goal is to reach the cafeteria where many passengers are thought to have been trapped.

this u.s. marine corps aircraft is among those aiding the searchers. south korean prosecutetories claim the 23-year-old 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. the captain is under arrest facing negligence charges. he saved himself even after some passengers clung to the hull. it was already too late for one 24-year-old high school teacher. her family at least has the consolation they can bury their loved one. 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 and for now the sea returns 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. that was on friday. three guides are missing and they are not expected to be found alive. it is the single deadliest accident on mount everest. a bay area man is among the survivors. the 49-year-old man is from sonoma county. he posted these pictures today on his blog. john is on the right. 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 two the pavement is buckling. experts say they are confident 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. look at these incredible

pictures of that sinkhole collapsing yesterday morning. two homes have been evacuated there. officials say the hole opened three weeks ago and then was filled. it opened up again because of recent heavy rain. >> there was a special ceremonial pitch at yesterday's a's game from a family paying tribute to a falling son and brother. marcos garcia let it fly from the pitcher's mound. it marked the end after two-month journey to honor his brother diego 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. i was with my family and we were about to relax. it gained momentum very quick play before you knew it i heard rumors about the a's wanting to speak to me and everybody was open around here. >> besides honoring diego, the

garcia family want the first pitch to raise awareness about the dangers of drunk driver. >>. the 49ers now believe collin kaepernick was not in a suite in a hotel after a naked woman i placed a 911 call. a teammate were being investigated in connection with the incident. the woman told police she blacked out after drinking shots and smoking pot 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. a lot of the faithful were there cheering on the team. warriors fans were full of enthusiasm as the team took on the clippers. the 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, the miami heat, and the charlotte bobcats. heelsa, take a look at this. san francisco in full warriors effect. city hall decked-out at night in warriors colors. you know they say generally whoever wins that first game goes on to win that series. so we are hoping. >> that would be great. you know, it's all about the fog and the wind flow pattern today. we are seeing subtle changes that do indicate a warming trend for your easter sunday. it's just a temporary one. look at live doppler 7hd. we are sunny in monterey, but we have fog in santa cruz, davenport, and that marine layer is being compressed. we are looking at the gray sky for a short term before we see

some sunnier beaches. and the winds, well, they will still be out of the south or west but not as gusty. mt. tam is looking a little hazy this morning. look at the temperatures. they are are already in the mid-and upper 50s. so oakland at 58. you are pretty mild. probably noticing that. gilroy 55 and half moon bay at 54 degrees. here's a look at santa cruz. look at those hard-core beach goers there that just are determined to make it a beach day. yeah, they will be rewarded because the sun will finally breakthrough and the fog is going to evaporate. temperatures here will climb through the 70s. so a little bit warmer for sure in santa cruz, our own local beaches. but not only sunshine burks dangerous conditions with the high surf advisory today through tomorrow. 59 by the delta. that's a very light southwest wind. by this time yesterday that wind was howling and we had that sea breeze pretty intact. it was that way for the past

couple days but not today. 56 in napa and san jose. it's been sunny all morning long. overall fair skies with sunny and warmer conditions today for this easter with a change in the weather pattern tomorrow to cloudier, cooler and then the chance of showers really coming in later in tomorrow night into tuesday. much, much cooler weather. in fact, the possibility. snow showers in the sierra nevada. higher elevation snow there by tuesday. here's the surf advisory. this will allow for the beaches to be pretty dangerous. the wave heights have been building steadily, and with the warmth today it's going to be a nice place to go because it's going to get kind of toasty in the inland valleys. very pleasant still. look at the nine foot waves, monterey. but this is what is really increasing around dough bagga guy, and salinas. san francisco 10 feet. they are coming up, these waves. a possibility of strong rip currents today through tomorrow. i will tail you through the next

several days and you will notice cloud cover quickly increases overnight. here we are at midnight. and some rain showers from sonoma to northern marin and spotty rain showers after that. but there is the possibility of the high-elevation snow in the mountains and rainy in the mountains, as well. 60s in they have to 30s by tuesday. coming down about 8 degrees in the livermore valley. in the 80s today perhaps. and then 73 tomorrow. 60s for tuesday and then we recover slowly. 78 in san jose today. peninsula numbers mid-70s palo alto. the city upper 60s. the north bay mid-and upper 70s. inland east bay some 80s for you in the san ramon valley and walnut creek. today is the warm he felt day of the week. chance of showers tomorrow. cooler and tuesday breezy. maybe some rain still holding out hope for that friday and

saturday. >> your bunny is looking cute there. did you draw him? >> no. he is cute, isn't he? >> enjoying the sun. thanks, lisa. up next, the misspelled "stop" in oakland is fixed. how city officials say the mistake was made. 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 abc in your app store and watch all your favorite abc shows like scandal and "resurrection" live and on dema

>> the city of oakland has update add misspelled "stop." we showed you the misspelling last week, it was clearly spelled as you see there the city said bart wags fixing the location above the location and hired a contract who are made the mistakes. up next on the sunday morning news, how police plan to crack down on bay area pot smokers so

they don't leave another mess in golden gate park today at the annual 420 celebration. and prince george's first easter and his first public appearance down under. the exhibit named after the royal baby. you gotta reel it up now,buddy. it.creel it up.t up, [father] reel it up,you got him on there.bring him in. is that a bass? [boy] yeah,i got a big bass.

[father]bring it up.keep reeling.keep reeling.c'mon, where is he? whoa! you caught that all by yourself? [boy] yeah! [father]how old are you to catch that? [boy]three! [father]you're three years old? show me how many fingers that is. hey. hey. [doorbell rings] what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed.

>> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> carolyn, despite all the sunshine, still just 2 1/2 mile visibility half moon bay. temperatures range from the low 50s in san rafael to 59 in mountain view. that brings us two to ten degrees warmer than we were yesterday at this hour. we are on our way to a warmer day today. it's a one-day warmup because we are look at cloudier skies and a trough that's going to visit us tomorrow. 60s at the beaches.

the winds won't be as strong. 70s in oakland. a couple 80s toward cloverdale and getting close to that around san jose. and livermore, yep, you can seal 80 today. we will have the forecast and look at the week ahead, the cooler week coming up. >> thanks, lisa. breaking news. a crash involving a semi truck is blocking part of northbound 101 south of santa rosa. this is new video of firefighters putting out the flames. the truck hit a signpost and rolled on its side. the wreck happened just after 8:00 this morning heading north. right lane is blocked. traffic is now moving past the accident but the far right lane is still closed. a tow truck is there now. officers at the scene say the driver of the truck was taken to the hospital with moderate injuries. san francisco is planning a crackdown today on the marijuana celebration that left mounds of trash in golden gate park last year. and even those who gran the pot

smoking tradition back in the '70s are asking people to be respectful. >> this was the mess left last year in golden gate park after the annual cannabis consumption party known at 4-20. ten thousand pounds of trash. >> afterwards the slow down caused chaos, blocked traffic. it was awful. 4-20 is celebrated every april 20th by pot lovers worldwide. originators were five guys, including these two, who call themselves waldos because as teenagers they gathered on the wall by the stood stew outside outside -- at 4:250 each afternoon. >> it was a code. our parents didn't know what we were talking about, the teachers didn't know what we were talking about good it feels our private joke. >> it was private decades ago

but the large gathering last year caught city officials off-guard. there will be more police in uniform and undercover. juvenile probation officers, parking control officers to ticket and tow and no concession stands. >> everybody smoking marijuana on sunday, there are plenty of other things that came with it that will not happen. >> the supervisor developed the plan. >> we're not here to judge anyone's recreational activities. but we want to make sure because people in our city respect one another that's correct they remain safe and that's the message here. >> and it's one the wall doughs agree with. >> everybody be happy, be safe, be kind, and pick up after yourselves! >> well, police are closing streets around the east side of golden gate park between 10:00

this morning and 6:00 this evening. muni buses will be allowed through the closers but could be rerouted as crowds grow. at tomorrow's boston marathon there will be a special group of runners. 5700 people who were not able to finish the race last year. some of them have already gathered in boston. when two bombs went off near the finish line officials stopped the race while thousands were only the course. one runner was ginner cross. she started a facebook group for stranded runners. it was a place to share experiences and emotions. >> the second the explosion happened immediately to my left and i felt the blast, felt the debris and i ran up the road at that point that was one of the reasons i started the facebook group because i have a lot of guilt for being so angry that i couldn't finish. because people were killed. >> everyone in the group is expected to run tomorrow. the rags director is telling the

runners the course will be, quote, the safest place on the planet tomorrow. this morning marks the start of a busy week for nasa and astronauts on the international space station. just this morning the crew used the station's robotic arm to capture a capsule load with supplies. a space-x rocket launched on thursday delivered the goods. now scientists on the ground and the astronauts must prepare for a spacewalk on wednesday. astronauts need to fix a broken backup computer that controls things like the external cooling system. the notorious internet security flaw heartbleed is affecting people who signed up for the insurance plans on healthcare.gov and must now create new passwords. heartbleed puts people's personal information at risk. it's affecting other popular websites, as well. refunds are on the way to

customers who were mistakenly charged thousands of dollars for food. it targeted customers using deb spit credit cards at a dell taco in southern california. in one instance the bill was for $5.48. the customers' account was debited more than $5,400. prince william and kate back from their side trip and back at baby gorge's side ready for more of their big adventure down under and what better way to spend family time than with a trip to the zoo. here's abc news anchor with the detail. >> prince george, the talk of the town this morning, ringing in his first easter at the zoo. greeting him, his namesake. a time of endangered marsunial. and the enclosure is dedicate today him. here's the duke on daddy duty holding his son tightly.

he is already showing his feisty slide. clearly not amused. >> the animal ran in front of him and george tried to grab his tail at one point. >> kate's fashion was the talk of the town. she opted for this dress while the duke and rings went with royal blues. the happy family toured the zoo feeding acapulco ga radios and learning about australian wildlife. earlier hundreds gathered to catch a glimpse of the duke and duchess as they attended easter service. the duchess looking regal in this coat and jane taylor hat. >> it's what people have been most looking forward to. it will be a memory of when prince charles and diana was here years ago. >> prince william is kicking back with a cold beer, and kate casual chic in a gray sweater and printed star of, caught

chatting with a friend. abc news, new york. >> still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news, bay area real estate and the value of your home. prices are climbing, but when will more people be willing to sell? here's a live look from our sutro cam. the clouds are peeling back. the sun is peeking through. what is the easter forecast and beyond? lisa argen around shortly with the full accuweather forecast.

>> welcome back, everyone. 9:40 on this easter sunday morning. this is a live look from our santa cruz cam. people are out there trying to

make it a beach day, even though it's a little chilly right now, 57 degrees. it should climb to about 76 later on. this, according to lisa argen, will have your accuweather forecast coming up. researchers at u. c. san francisco has found something called harm prevention can lower the risk of transmitting hiv and a.i.d.s.. the san francisco a.i.d.s. foundation uses harm prevention as part of a program to treat substance abuse. clients showed their sexual risk factors fell when they used fewer stimulants like meth. the study focused on gay and bi-sexual men who battle substance abuse. the study appeared in the journal "urban health." you probably don't need a study to know that money is covered in germs. but scientists have discovered just how dirty those dollars really are. the dirty money project found

3,000 types of bacteria on money they studied. that's a lot more than previous research. nothing disgusting about our weather this sunday. >> although it is going to be above average. that has been the same old, same old, for much of this spring and winter but it's just a one-day event. here's the san mateo dredge. temperatures already in the upper 50s. we will see plenty of sunshine and numbers climbing through the 70s on the peninsula. we will talk about the whole bay area and the possibility of maybe a few sprinkles in the week ahead. that's next. >> that would be good. thank you, lisa. also ahead, the warriors surprising the clippers, stealing game one at the staples center. mike shumann has the highlights and reaction from coach marc jackson coming up in sports.

>> little woes of buying a home in the bay area. inventory is low, the competition is high and the competition among buyers is debt. new findings show bay area home prices surged to a median of $579,000 in march. that is a seven-year high. it's a 23% increase since march of 2013. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom has the story from redwood city. >> how would you like an extra half a million dollars? 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, outdated appliances and a lawn in need of work. >> the past four to nine months has been a market we haven't seen in a long time. >> the realtor said this is one example and it has the neighbored shocked. >> it bowled me over for something that needs remodeling. >> since we moved in i would say two 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, quell over asking price. he said buyers are having a rough time of it. >> they are settling for something they don't quite like and are pay ago lot more than they feel like they have to. >> liz is one of those buyers. >> we have a little girl on the way and that was actually the catalyst for us to move. >> they found a house they liked only after making four offers. bidding badges is on. this house had 18 offers before

it was sold. a lot of the offers she was up against were in cash. >> we tried to cut down our timeline, write a personal letter about our family. >> but in the end? >> more money, more money was the key. >> what is going on? she said it's nothing fancy. the local economy is on rebound and it's supply and demand. >> the inventory is extremely low and that's driving the prices you have. there are so many people who want to move here and live on the peninsula and so few who want to leave. >> and buyers like liz can only hope the market keeps going up to protect the pricey investment. abc7 news. >> more money, more money. more money! >> y'all. the weather has something to do with that? >> exactly. >> just a one-day warmup before the week gets divided in half between the cooler part and the warmer part. i'm explain it all as we take a look at live doppler 7hd. there are high drifting through the north bay and low clouds

continued to be scoured out around monterey where it's sunny. davenport a little cloudy. santa cruz is bright edge up and as a result temperatures coming up into the 60s at the shoreline and the winds backing off just a bit. mt. tam looks hazy. high clouds there but already temperatures are well into the 50s with redwood city 59. 54 half moon bay. 56 in san francisco. and here's another view of santa cruz where it still looks pretty gray but there's some peaks of sun. that overcast continues to evaporate. still lowering and it's down just a couple hundred feet. 57 in concord with fog this morning in livermore. that's why you are lagging behind at 54. it's been kind of a cool morning. petaluma 57. and today we will have above normal temperatures. so here's a look at san jose. we are going to see plenty of sun. average high should be about 70 degrees. but in the upper 70s today. so with all the sunshine it's

going to be a warmer day today for easter. chance of rain showers late tomorrow. closer maybe to midnight and the we hours of the morning. so then we will look for things to change in terms of our temperatures and our winds because we will be on the back side of a trough that's going to keep us pretty cool around here. here's the look where we should be. from the low 60s to the low 70s. and today a3couple of 80s around napa, perhaps livermore that. brings us up from 3 to 11 degrees above average, especially around the outlying areas and down through santa clara could see a few 80s. but just a one-day deal. and with it the waves are continuing to really build north of the golden gate. up to 15 feet now. they were 11 feet just about an hour and a half ago. so they are getting huge out there. we are looking at the strong possibility of rip currents and sneaker waves. really dangerous here through

tomorrow morning. keep that in mind. but sunshine today. it will be a nice day but all the cloud cover will be with us tomorrow. it will help bring the temperatures down in advance of the front. but then behind it that's when we get the shower activity as it pushes on through. the north bay, in the mountains, maybe some snow. isolated showers for the most part, and much cooler temperatures tuesday. only in the 60s. but we will rebound after that. as we go through the week in san jose. upper 70s today. low 70s tomorrow. then there is your cool day on tuesday. a slow recovery. then by the end of the week we are look at more cloud cover and maybe some more rain. so maybe you can get in on the act in the south bay. not likely for tuesday's system. 87 in fresno. 64 monterey. mid-60s in tahoe. they will be in the 30s for highs on tuesday. back home 74 oakland, 77 in vallejo. 80 napa, 78 in san jose.

and a warm to mild day here in the east bay with low 70s for the game. accuweather seven-day forecast, look at that chilly, windy day on tuesday. possible showers monday night and tuesday. the warmer half of the week. the second half we increase the clouds. that's being hopeful. we hope we can squeeze rain out of the next system. >> but you are talking about a 20-degree temperature drop from sunday to tuesday? >> exactly. a chilly day. >> all right. thank you, lisa. let's check out sports. tonight the sharks host the los angeles kings in game two 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 at the 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. david lee chips in 20. and off the bounce pass. lee jams it home. blake griffin early foul trouble. redeems himself in the fourth. 16 points in 19 minutes. clay thomas led the warriors with 22. finds him wide open. can't could that. easy money with the three-ball. warriors up 3. 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. 109-105. 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. you know what i mean? 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. time to break out the dancings shoes. he fifths 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 on first and second. the hottest hitters 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. the pie never tasted so sweet. >> 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. >> giants, meanwhile, are on a slide. losing their third straight last night in san diego. tim hudson was on the hill. franchise record 29 innings without a loss 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. great catch. giants down 1-0 in the fifth. michael morris ties the game at one when he puts it over. ties the game at 1. now 2-1, padres in the eighth. the giants bats have gone quiet. three runs in their last 28

innings. but buster posey strikes out to end the game. padres 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 big easter celebration in san francisco. where you can see the easter bunny during today's parade. to ] when i said that...we weren't ready to have a baby, we're actually eight-weeks pregnant. [women] shut up!

[brother-in-law off camera] we're pregnant! [woman] you're kidding me! [man] shut up! [woman] shut up! [screams] take the kid,take the kid,take the kid! [woman] oh my god! [everyone laughter,crying] >> herm are the winning numbers from last night's $128 million

power ball draw. 5, 6, 29, 35, 51. the power number 21. no one got all six. wednesday night's jackpot climbs to $150 million. happening today, families will be out in san francisco's neighborhood for the 23rd annual easter parade. it begins at 10:00 and runs until 5:00. there's an easter bonnet contest at 11:15. the parade is from 2:00 to 3:00 this afternoon on union street. of course, the easter bunny will make a special appearance. lisa, what about your bonnet? >> i need it to cover me from the sun today because it's not going to be chilly out there. yeah, bring it on with the bonnet. 77 in vallejo. 80 napa. 67 in the city. a nice, mild day for san francisco. 83 in livermore. the accuweather seven-day

forecast will put that away because the clouds will be with us tomorrow. tuesday breezy, a little milder wednesday and thursday, and the forecast models want to bring us some rain next weekend. >> want to, want to. okay. that is going to do it for us. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen without the bonnet. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook ask on all your mobile device was

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