>> we have a we canner system coming in to bring the chance of showers overnight. as for the day today. partly cloudy and cool. numbers held down, 50s and 60s. we will talk about a big warmup in store coming up next. >> all right, thank you, lisa. breaking news overnight. the chp reports two people are dead after their car hit a tree in menlo park. chp said the accident happened on southbound 101 a near the wilton lopez road off-ramp just before 2:00. officers said the driver was speeding before losing control and hitting a tree. the car ricocheted into another tree. both the driver and passenger died at the scene. >> one man is dead after an accident on 780 this morning. victim lost control of his toyota camry, crashing into a guardrail and into the path of another car. cot connect be between 680 and

780 was closed in both directions. traffic is moving normally now through the area. >> a tech entrepreneur is out of the jail this morning but could face charges after getting into a fight with a driver while he was on his bike. it happened in mill abc7 news reporter nick smith reports the beating was so severe witnesses thought the victim might die. >> there needs to be some sort of better system, better bike lanes. >> he's talking about this stretch where narrow lanes make it difficult for cyclists and cars to share the road. police say there was a fight between a driver and cyclist led to one man being arrested and the other being badly beaten. >> i think there should be like bike lanes. and they should be huge. we should be protected. >> mill valley police said they arrested the 40-year-old man in this youtube video on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. he got off his bike and beat the

55-year-old driver of the pickup truck so severely witness the could only watch stunned in disbelief. cops arrived finding the man covered in blood. he was arrested on charges of assault with a deadly weapon. police would not tell us what weapon he used. >> hello? >> yes, ma'am, this is nick smith from abc7. i'm trying to reach mr. smock. >> we tried to speak with him but we were told he wasn't home and calls were not returned. police have not identified the beaten man burks a friend of the victim tells a. bc7 news he is home from the hospital and is recovering from his injuries. mill valley police are asking that anyone who may have witnessed the fight or captured video to call police. abc7 news. with one person dead and six others injured after a car driven by an elderly man plowed into an ice cream parlor in suggest earn -- southern california. car jumped a curve, ran a fence and crashed into people standing outside. a 73-year-old woman died. it looked like the driver hit the gas pedal instead of the

brake. three kids and two adults were taken to the hospital with injuries. driver wasn't hurt and is cooperating with police. >> new details this morning about the bay area teen who stowed away on a flight between san jose and maui. the 15-year-old is still in the hospital and his father has not opinion able to visit him. family members said the boy's mother is in a refugee camp in ethiopia and wants to come to california to be with him and his other two siblings. she claims the boy's father brought the children to the united states without her knowledge. she said she feels bad he snuck on a plane reportedly to see her. dozens of cars vandalized and a couple houses hit in several neighborhoods. we have the story from antioch. >> this is what a lot of antioch

residents were doing after at least 33 cars two home windows were smashed out sometime in the early morning. >> i don't understand this. at least five cars were broken. >> it happened in the southeast part of the antioch where people say the vandals used large river rocks to break windows. but some residents think they used a number of objects. >> yeah. you can see there's like the head of the bat and the line goes down. >> there were several similar broken windows. kurtis' interest deductible is $500 which means he's paying for this new $190 windshield out of his own pocket. the windshield repair crew said they replaced six windshields. >> this some saw and heard it happen. >> i heard three loud bangs and saw the car next to the truck. i heard someone sag to her you have to get in the car and they

drove off. >> she also got a vehicle description. >> dark gray, four door, either a hop da or toyota. >> people are to check their surveillance cameras to see if they caught the suspects on video. abc7 news. >> this morning a visiting businessman is being called a hero after he helped save two car crash victims. he just landed at oakland international airport on thursday and was riding the shuttle to bart when he spotted an overturned car. when the shuttle pulled over rancourt and other passengers ran out to help the 95-year-old driver and the passenger. the driver was badly cut so ran court took off his shirt and used it to stop the bleeding. paramedics arrived and took the victims to the hospital. we spoke to rancourt by skype from his boise home. >> he made it to the hospital and got treatment and they are going to be okay, that made my day. this was probably the best thing i accomplished yesterday. >> afterwards he finally stopped by get a dress shirt before

heading to his business meeting." >> the ntsb has released a preliminary report on the tour bus crash on interstate 5 two weeks ago. happened west of chico april 10th. report is the fedex driver drifted across the median and sideswiped a white nissan before plowing into the bus. the report does to the say why the fedex bus veered off course. five people were killed, including five high school students from southern california. the ntsb said it could be months before their final report is complete. >> a marin county girl has lost a fight to keep her chickens. earlier we told you about her and her family who wanted to keep four hens. s she considers them her best friends as pets. family was sued by their homeowner's association demanding the animals be removed. the m. o. a. voted. and they didn't have enough to change the rules. they will take the matter court in july. >> parts of the bay area were soaked yesterday with heavy

rainfall. students in cal had to run to class just to keep from getting wet. even those with umbrellas had a hard time staying dry. goffers at the lpga classic had to play through soggy conditions. it wasn't just the rain, but also hail reported on the course. some golfers were delayed until the weather cleared up. in fairfield yesterday that's not rainfall, it's hail. abc7 news viewer sent us these pictures showing the small chunks of ice throughout the city. in the sierra there will be a fresh layer of snow for the last weekend of ski season. up to five inches was expected in the tahoe area overnight with another inch coming this weekend. there are no chain requirements on interstate 80 and highway 50. that's good news for skiers. any chain requirements and fresh snow so it's a beautiful weekend to be in the mountains. >> it was gorgeous up there. 30s right now. we are looking at upper 30s.

>> there are marches around the way area to support life saving programs for babies. >> and how some people are getting out of

>> breaking news now. nato said five of its troops have died after a helicopter crash in southern afghanistan.

nato hasn't released more information. they have only said they are investigating the incident. red lights are coming under scrutiny about their effectiveness and reliability. three bay area communities ended the program and more will end in august, but more people are coming up with unusual ways to beat the cameras. here's michael finney with the story. >> sheri recalls the moment she drove her vehicle through the intersection on howard and ninth in san francisco on october 23rd. she says her car had just entered the intersection when she saw the flash of one of the red light cameras. >> she knew she would get a ticket. >> it didn't mean the technology was reliable or that i had actually crossed the limit line prior to the light turning yellow and it doesn't mean i was driving the vehicle at that time. >> sheri happens to be a defense attorney. she takes quite a lot of traffic cases. andrew knows a lot about red light cameras too.

he's the photo enforcement manager at the south san francisco police department. >> i'm able to see the wheels turning and the brake lights and the photos are good quality. i can see -- just take a couple traits on each face. >> this is the video from various red light cameras of red light violating getting into accidents across the country. it's from american traffic solutions, a major red light traffic provider in the united states. the cameras can capture quite a lot. this one, the south san francisco city council went against the recommendations of the police department. it voted to discontinue use of red light cameras when the contract expires in august. >> they felt that the accident rates had not been impacted significantly by the installation of the camera program. >> it's not all evidence from red light cameras is clear. these are photos captured by the red light camera in sheri's case.

>> you could not identify the driver as either a man or a o it was incredibly blurry. >> a judge dismissed the case and sheri won't have to pay the $500 fine. sheri's case was fairly straightforward. but some motorists will go to extreme measures to beat a red light ticket. >> i have a guy that comes through as a mime and puts his hands up off the wheel and paints his face as a mime. >> others resorted to trickery. >> we found this in "popular science" magazine. the photo mask cutter promises to obscure part of your license plate from red light cameras. these are illegal in california still we were curious to see if these really work. this is what the photo plate cover looks like installed. you can see directly on you can see the numbers just fine, but if the camera is over there, the numbers are blurred. it would be tough to get a ticket from a red light camera with this.

>> we decided to put the photo plate to the test. we set up a camera atop one of our live trucks using specifications provided to us by the san francisco municipal transportation agency. we got into a vehicle and drove by the camera to see what it could capture. as you can see, the camera could make out everything on our license plate except the last digit. >> the folks at photo mask cover said they considered our test a success. they say at least one letter will also be covered and police agencies are not supposed to guess. as we said, these are illegal in the state of california. violators could get a fix it ticket and pay an administrative fine of about $25. retailers could be fined up to $250 for each one they sell. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. keeping your car clean is a hassle so what if you never had to wash it ever? that's the idea behind nissan's new self cleaning paint. this video provided to us by nissan. the paint is a special nonstick

material that repels certain dirt and it is undergoing tests right now. no word when you can buy a car covered in that stuff. a robber pulled a gun on a gas station clerk wednesday night while wear a werewolf mask. the clerk handed over the money and the man took off running. despite his appearance and possession of a handguns at least one witness didn't seem to be too concerned. >> police departments around the bay area are encouraging people to clean out their medicine cabinets today. from nine to noon law enforcement agencies will accept expired and unwanted medications no questions asked. it coincides with a national take back day organized by the dea. if you plan to go check with your local police department. many won't except used needles. >> happening, organizers expect 3,000 volunteers to clean up parks for workday. they will roll up their sleeves and clean parks around town.

clean up teams are made up of community volunteers and corporate sponsors. this the city's 20th annual earth day celebration. happening today, abc7 is again a proud sponsor of march of dimes march for babies. in california thousands of walkers will help raise $9 million today. three walks are taking place in the bay area and san francisco and fort mason. at the almeda county fair grounds and another location in san jose. all the walks start at 9:00. money raise already help the march of dimes support healthier moms and babies. it starts at 9:00. it will be cool out there, right? >> yes. temperatures not reaching quite 60 degrees in san francisco today. we will be below average. you see the sunshine behind us but increasing clouds in advance of a weak weather system that's headed our way to provide miniature raindrops in your neighborhood late tonight. live doppler 7hd where the skies are mostly clear. picking up a little fog in the north bay with the clear sky and the dryer air mass.

we have seen temperatures drop quickly. in fact emeryville looking at numbers in the 40s. san francisco 48. and upper 40s half moon bay. some gusty winds along the coast today. it will be cool there. exploratorium camera looks gorgeous right now but here's the upper 40s from napa with a little fog. mid-40s concord and livermore. sutro look at a nice start to the die and that official sunrise two minutes away. we will call it partly cloudy with the clouds increasing. light rain tonight and then we will look for a major warmup. it starts to warm up a little bit tomorrow afternoon and then more on monday and by tuesday wait until you see the highs. here is the system that pushed on through. the next system still offshore and that will be providing the next chance of rain. so partly cloudy and despite the sunshine, temperatures remaining cooler than average today. here's the timing. as we go through the day at

about 3:00 we are cloudy. the front still along the north coast. and by 10:00, 11:00, parts of sonoma will be getting wet. it will take until 1:00 as the front pushes through. as it does notice the darker shading of green. that's where we will see the heavier showers from the san mateo coast and as it pushes through the south bay it washes out and rainfall amounts, they will widely range anywhere from nothing to about .2-inch. so as we go through the rest of the afternoon tomorrow it will be sunny but starting out with the leftover showers. yep, just a little bit more in the form of rain. but take a look what happens to livermore in the days ahead. mid-70s by monday. average high in the low 70s. and then 90s by wednesday and thursday. but don't worry, it cools off as soon as friday into next weekend. other highs around the bay, 63 sunnyvale and milpitas coming in.

only upper 50s with the gusty winds in the afternoon along the coast. 64 redwood city, 59 downtown. daly city mid-50s. you head north it will be ten degrees warmer in sonoma at 65. 66 santa rosa. a cool day hear and over into the east bay look at 62 berkeley. newark warming to 63 as well as san leandro. just a few degrees of warming as you head over the hills. mid-60 in concord and 64 livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring the cool, fallish weather today and by tomorrow starting out gray and quickly increasing sunshine. warmer by the afternoon. looking for much warmer weather, slightly above average monday. by tuesday, wednesday and thursday, wow, beach whether with highs near 70 at the coast by wednesday and cooling off with a stronger sea breeze by the end of the work week. abc7 news has another great weather resource for you to follow. follow us on twitter for the latest bay area weather

conditions, rain or shine, and get video forecasts, spare the air alerts, power weather reports from your favorite weather team. it's been a nice time. an unusual spring season. may just off the next couple days. >> yes. and we've been on a roller coast are the last couple weeks. rain and warm temperatures and it looks like it continues next week. >> big time. >> thank you, lisa. a runner who sneaks into the boston marathon. a security breach that's no laughing matter.

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and political tension growing between the u.s. and russia over ukraine. now new sanctions backed by president obama could begin as soon as monday. abc's senior washington correspondent explains the importance of this action. plus, prom day tragedy. an honor student stabbed to death on come puts just hours before the big dance. was she murdered by a boy who she rejected as a date. and the incredible rescue to save a father and son after they get lost hiking in the mountains. the helicopters flying in to save the day today. the heroes explaining how they did it. a lucky family. all that and more coming up. >> they were looking for an adventure and they got it. >> they got one, yeah. >> four square founder has apologized for helping his wife run the marathon with a fake

number. after least year's attack security was increased to keep fake runners away from the course. a few snuck in, including a new york fashion writer married to four square fashion writer dennis crowley on the right. she said the two were separated during the becoming last year. they wanted to finish together this year but chelsea could not get a number. the woman who earned the real number also finished monday's race. she received the race bib after raising thousands for charity. the boston athletics foundation is investigating the incident. the crowleys could face a marathon ban. tomorrow two popes become saints. and president obama arrives in malaysia. what he said to the republicans before he left for his week-long historic trip to a

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>> we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at your accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> hi, matt, good morning. look at the visibility from emeryville and looking back toward the golden gate bridge. right any it's clear and chilly across the bay with numbers in the north bay just in the 30s. ten degrees warmer if you head toward san jose, redwood city 47. good morning san francisco, 48 for you and for the rest of the day today high clouds will be on the increase in advance of a weak weather system. another one that's headed our way. this will be much weaker, breezy

winds at the coast. lower 60s today around the bay and inland we are looking at perhaps about 65 or 66 out toward the delta. so we are looking at the next weather system to get us wet overnight. i'll time-out the rest of the rain and tell you how much when we return in a few minutes. matt. >> all right. thank you, lisa. governor brown has issued an executive order to redouble the state's drought actions and ordered the state to quickly approve water transfers to farmers. it eases some environmental regulations and makes it easier to get approval for clearing dried brush and crease. it also calls on restaurants to serve water only by request and urges the rest of us to limit lawn watering and car washing. and it prohibits homeowner's associations from punishing those who let their lawns go dry. in contra costa county officials say a dead crow has tested positive for west nile

virus. helped by a mild winter it is one of the earliest cases in contra costa virus since the virus was first detected there in 1995. -- in 2005. they say the best which to avoid getting west nile is get rid of standing water where mosquitoes can breed, and if you have to be outside, wear bug spray. new this morning president obama is in the capital city of malaysia to strengthen ties with asian countries. he's the first president to visit since 1966. the president is expected to discuss security and trade with the malaysian prime minister. at home he's calling out republicans in congress." he said they are blocking the way to raise minimum rage to ten dollars an hour. increasing the minimum wage would bring 28 million people out of poverty. the average person making minimum wage is 35 years old. two months ago president obama signed an executive order establishing the minimum wage at

$10.10 for all federal contract workers. coming up is the forecast.

>> we are still waiting for a verdict in the case of a sonoma county supervisor accused of peeping after one juror changed his or her mind and a tv property broke court rules.

he is charged with peeking into a female neighbor's home last july. he told the court he was drunk when he put his hand to her bedroom window and later knocked en her door in his underwear in an attempt to get her to have sex with him. he said he was embarrassed and ashamed by it. >> the judge scolded members of the press yesterday after jurors told him a television reporter had talked with members of the jury, which is against court rules. the jury will continue deliberating monday. happening today oakland officials will hold the second of two public workshops on a plan to transform the coliseum district and surrounding area into an entertainment, residential and job-generating neighborhood. it's one of several attempts to keep the sports teams in oakland. the warriors announced this week the purchase oflan in san francisco's mission bay for a new arena. the raiders missed a monday deadline to give the coliseum authority their letter of intent to stay in oakland.

and tuesday there was a rejection of a lease to stay in oakland. s this morning the planning commission will have the second of three meetings to create through rules for medical marijuana businesses. officials are preparing rules to regulate where pot clubs can operate. the planning commission was presenced with a proposal wednesday night. at 10:00 a.m. today a community meet willing be held at city hall to get input from the public. may 13th the city council will pick up the final proposal. this morning the city of menlo park is celebrating the grand opening of a new police department substation and neighborhood service center by facebook. -- funded by facebook. it's on hamilton avenue and willow road. social networking company last year agreed to pay more than $200,000 to open the new police station half a mile from its headquarters. in march facebook also agreed to provide another $600,000 over three years to pay for a new patrol officer for the area. a rare event tomorrow. two popes will become saints.

john paul ii and john the xxxiii. john paul visited the bay area in the '80s. we went to one of the stops he made on his tour. >> mission delores as many attractions. one of the most popular ones they come to see is the kneeler used by pope john paul ii when he came to pray here in 1987. >> i think it made the church look for human, more available, especially to the young people. >> bring the vatican here instead of that being something so far away, to bring it closer to home. >> pope john paul ii celebrated mass at candlestick park before a crowd of 70,000. three times the number of people who came to see the beetles. he waved at followers in the mission from his pope mobile. at mission delores he blessed 62

patients. probably the most touching was he hugged a 7-year-old, who later died of a.i.d.s. but outside protesters were not as welcoming. he was booed for his outspoken opposition to homosexuality. the archbishop met him several times and said such extremely and diversely talented individuals come along only very rarely. it tack only nine years to be cannonized. it took pope john paul xxxiii a little longer. he died in 1963. >> pope john xxiii ended up changing the church and bringing it into the modern world. john paul ii brought the church to the youth. >> pope john paul ii is responsible for two miracles, a french nunn's recovery from parkinson's disease and a costa rica woman overcoming a brain aneurysm. centuries ago it was a given if you were a pope, you would

eventually be made a saint. but in the past 1,000 years only seven popes have been cannonized and that includes the recent additions. >> and witnessing sunday's historic event are two living popes, benedict and francis. abc7 news. the oakland diocese is planning a vigil mass of thanksgiving for the event tonight. we have details at abc7news.com. >> free home care is available today in the bay area. the mayfair community center children can get dental and vision screenings from nine to noon. and at vallejo the there's a free dental clinic today at the so nomo county fair grounds. people will be seen on first come, first served basis. in the past they have stopped receiving new patience by 2:00 p.m.

they can receive physician, cleanings and have teeth extracted. >> a little more rain may be on the way. a look outside from mt. tam. it's cold. upper 30s here. we will look for more in the way of clouds and the passage of a cold front tonight which could provide more rain and then watch out. we are going much, much warmer next week. in fact some 90s come into play. i'll have the forecast next. >> also neck, the giants sent a message to the indians via morse code. michael morse goes deep

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call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. >> good morning. here's a beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge. lisa says calm conditions and although the temperatures are cool outside, sunny, as well. we have changes coming overnight and big changes, warmer changes coming next week. breakthrough in video game technology is now finding a home in the field of healthcare. abc news reporter jonathan bloom went inside a san francisco company where they are using a virtually reality headset to give doctors an eye-opening experience. it's called o c.c. ulus. >> there's too many people in here. >> it's just an elevator ride, but for someone who suffers from schizophrenia, it could be terrorizing. it's a disorder that's hard to understand if you haven't experienced it. but now doctors can experience it.

that's a virtually you'll reality headset, the same one that made headlines at a tech show and it was just bought by facebook for $2 billion. it was built for entertainment, but a san francisco-based company had other ideas. they use them for animated teaching tools for a healthcare company. >> you really feel like you are in a different world and you are able to look around and navigate and move. and it's a little disorienting because you are kind of taken to another place. >> a place where you can look to people and they will turn to stare right back at you. for doctors and caregivers that go through the training, it's not about seeing or hearing, it's the feeling. >> to put yourself the mind of someone suffering from schizophrenia. but the goal is to experience -- provoke empathy from the user. >> experiencing schizophrenia is just the beginning what they

plan to do. behind me is another one. traveling inside the human body. being in the heart and vasculature. >> right now we are inside the blood vessel. it's not the first time virtual reality is used to teach science, it's the first time it is this affordable. the headsets are $350 and even better displays on the new ones. >> you can think about replicating some disorders and other settings. >> it is like a game but helps doctors in real life. >> it has changed the game, no pun intended. >> in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7. >> if you are wondering how to keep your garden green this summer despite the drought, you may want to head to berkeley home. that's when the berkeley garden will have their annual spring plant sale. you can talk to people about picking plants that flourish with very little water. we are talking about plants that are used to dry summers.

s >> winter rains, minimal winter rains and warm, dry summers. just exactly what we get in california. >> the sale will include the debut of a new variety of fox glove. it produces bright flowers with little water. you see the botanical garden spring plant sale happens tomorrow from nine to two. plants are getting water and they are getting sunshine. >> yeah, and it may begin -- it will feel like summer. really an about-face in the next couple days. today it will be cool again with temperatures below average. you see the sunshine out there. we have another front on the way. in fact, as temperatures will range well below average today, it will be as much as 15 degrees above average in the next three days or so. this morning looking at fog, half-mile visibility in napa. while we look at emeryville and all the bright sunshine. it looks beautiful and we are looking at a wide range of temperatures from the 30s to nearly 50 in san jose.

it's 49 gilroy. good morning san francisco, 48 for you. oakland checking in at 46. it is clear, but we have temperatures in the upper 30s in petaluma. 39 by the delta and mid-40s for concord and livermore. so from our sutro camera no fog here. in fact we are looking at gusty winds this afternoon along the coast. keeping it just in the 50s. partly cloudy overall. light rain moves in late tonight through the overnight hours and perhaps into early tomorrow. then we will look at a major warmup next week. so here's a look at our pacific satellite picture. here's the next piece of energy that will bring a little bit of light rain shower activity to some neighborhoods. but many of you will not see anything at all. the system much, much weaker than yesterday. today in between the systems partly cloudy skies and here's a look at the timing. so we are starting out sunny. then by the middle of the afternoon we are cloudy. here's the front. it pushes through after midnight

but rain starts before that in the north bay. and notice the darker green along the marin-sonoma coast and the santa cruz mountains and then we're left with sunshine. tomorrow temperatures coming up a little bit by tomorrow afternoon. rainfall amounts ranging from nothing to about .2-inch but notice from point reyes and half moon bay and pacifica getting the bonus rainfall with this system. so in san jose average high should be about 70 degrees, 72 degrees. and then by monday we are a little above average. mid-80s to low 90s wednesday and thursday as an offshore flow kicks in and dominant ridge of high pressure takes control of our weather for about three or four days next week. only the low 40s today with the cloudy skies. here's the front. you see it off the coast of eureka. a rainy day there with 69 and big wave necessary southern california.

58 in half moon bay. head all the way up toward santa rosa. milder at 66. 64 fremont and san jose. santa cruz 63 degrees. if you are head today at&t park, bring the jacket. the winds will pick up and the clouds increase throughout the day. so in the upper 50s. cleveland comes to town and the accuweather seven day forecast a little warmup tomorrow after the brief bout of rain and a bigger warmup and a nice day on monday. heat comes on tuesday with, wow, 80s and 90s day side and inland wednesday. thursday and friday temperatures dropping back but still above average. >> not used to seeing those 9s in the front of numbers there. >> crazy. >> thank you, lisa. in sports tonight, the sharks will try to close out the kings at the tank in game five of their best of seven playoff series. san jose leads three games to one. puck drops at 7:00 p.m. and tim lincecum starts for the giants against cleveland. last night the giants had a chance to move into first place in the national league west with a win over the indians. abc7 news director larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports.

>> good morning, everyone. the giants made two key acquisitions this past offseason, tim hudson and michael morse and both delivered last night as the giants opened the weekend series with cleveland. on the duane bobblehead night. bottom of the first, hunter pence. a blast to the gap. angel would score on the rbi triple. pence 2 for 4, a couple rbis in the fourth there is comes and there is goes. michael morse with opposite field power. hudson 7 innings, 1 run on 4 hits, struck out 5. michael bradley, he will get fog here. and like it. and giants get 5-1 victory. a's and astros in houston. this baby's first baseball. is it edible? no. don't do that. jed lowrie not happy of getting plunk the by the stros. you hit me and i hit you. it was still a

4-0 lead. astros tie it up at 4. two come in on josh donaldson who airmails this. donaldson six errors on the year already. tied 5-5 in the ninth. bases loaded. ground ball and it gets past. springer can't field it cleanly in the outfield. craig gentry is in, as well and empties the bases. a's score a season-high 12 runs. scored 22 runs in two games in houston. down two games to one in their playoff series. warriors coach mark jackson said he may change his starting lineup for game four on sunday. jackson would not admit to anything specifically. but he's not happy with the defense or a lack there ever against clay griffin who is totally dominating david lake. pure speculation, but if jackson is look looking for more energy and intensity, he might start

draymond green. >> you think about us not taking shots throughout the series yet. we still had an opportunity to win the game last night. so i don't want to lose sight of it is the first game, one of four. >> a reminder, you can watch game four, warriors and clippers, sunday at 12:30 right here on abc7, followed by after the game for the live post-game interviews and all the highlights. >> crazy seen on the tour in new orleans. james is trying to finish this up. the ball next to an alligator. his playing partner john peterson, he is a hunter and officials and grabs the rake and he's going to work. get out of here, gator. who does this? if they are lucky, they don't end up his lunch. unbelievable. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil.

>> next, a northern california baby elephant seal getting a second chance at life on the east coast. why zookeepers have named him cooleo. and watch abc7 news online or on smartphones and tablets. just go to abc7news.com and click on the "watch abc" logo to find out how to access it. also find it in your app store and download the app to watch all your favorite abc shows live or on

>> here are the winning numbers from last night's $59 million mega-millions draw. 3, 11, 18, 20, 66, meganumber 9. nobody picked all six numbers. tuesday night's jackpot goes to $68 million. becoming a grandparent is one. life's greatest treasures. one daughter tried to get creative when she broke the news to her dad. we promised it was a lovely reaction. she got quite a reaction from her dad and fully gave him a pacifier and he was moved to tears. he had been asking for grandchildren since her wedding night. of course, they all and for grandchildren once the wedding

happens. jessica believes the gift was so meaningful for her dad because she's an only child and her mother died 20 years ago. new this morning we will see if we can show you this. a baby seal has a second chance at pittsburgh after he was rescued on the california coast. coolio, a 5000-pound elephant seal at the pittsburgh zoo. he was nursed back to life after he was stranded on pebble beach. not only did he lose his leg, he lost his sight. they have to use touch and verbal cues to train him. he got his name because he had a pretty chill personality. and we've been pretty chilly this morning in the bay area. >> yeah, we have clouds in the fog bay. it's not sunny everywhere. high clouds will increase throughout the day today. here's a live look at san jose where it is 49 degrees. temperatures in the north bay, speaking of chilly, 37 in santa rosa, as well as petaluma with livermore.

friends in the east by in the mid-40s. high temperatures today below the average with the higher clouds after 1:00. so before then it should be nice and cool. 63 oakland, 64 palo alto, san jose and vallejo. 59 in san francisco. a little too cool for you? here's the warmup. it's an offshore flow. numbers near 90 by midweek in many neighborhoods. >> not messing around with the middle numbers. going right to the 90s. thanks for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. have a great day![dad] [lau [dad] [laughs] [boy] mom! [mom] yes? [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom and dad] [laughing] [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom] you've got two left feet,boo.

good morning, america. this morning, storm system. the worst weather of the season, hitting this weekend. >> unbelievable. >> unleashing several suspected tornadoes and large hail. lightning causing nascar fans to run for cover. half of america in the danger zone right now, with a new round of severe weather poised to strike. out of control. an suv plows into a crowd outside an ice cream shop, killing one person and injuring others. what witnesses are saying this morning about the driver. hours before her prom, a student murdered in the hallway of her school. was she stabbed because she said no to a prospective prom date? and sky-high drama. a daring rescue on a mountain. a father and son choppered to safety after they became lost while hi