>> good morning, everyone, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday march 29th. let's start with a quick look at the whether with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, carolyn. waking up to clear conditions. temperatures this morning pretty cool. we are starting out with the 40's, low 40s petaluma. 53 hayward. but today temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above average. in fact we are look at records around san jose and oakland possibly. and around the bay look for about 81 today in san jose. and inland highs as high as the

mid-80s. i'll pinpoint the number and talk about a cooler week ahead coming up. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. our breaking news comes from almeda county where the chp is looking for a hit-and-run driver who skimmed a pedestrian on the freeway. it happened just after midnight on eastbound 580 on the hayward san leandro border. officers say the person was hit in the number tulane. they don't have specifics about the car or the victim. the lanes were shut down but all lanes are now open. there's more backlash from bay area business leaders against indiana controversial religious freedom restoration act. the legislation signed last week by indiana's governor promotes

discrimination against gays and list byians. supporters say that's not the case, it will only limit laws that exercise a person's free exercise of religion. both sides agree the courts will have the final word. tiffany wilson has the bay area business reaction to indiana's move. >> i think it's crazy and stupid. >> it is uniting people with folks living in the castro. they say the new indiana law will legalize discrimination against gays. >> i think we should use our economic power. >> business leaders disagree. they said it's ground break fog for a major indiana expansion project. all corporate travel to indiana and a ceo posted his

disappointment. the ncaa has quoted indiana has host to the final 4 next week said it's concerned. and both the nba and wnba emphasize their policies of inclusion. >> i think it comes out as they will be recognized as bigot. so they are kind of defeating their own purpose. >> with the backlash mike penn said he will introduce legislation to clarify the law e said it's a misunderstanding driven by misinformation. it remains to be seen if there will be aglare indication that will ease the economic effects for indiana. >> i was going to go to a meeting there next month and i'm not going to go. >> in defense of the legislation, governor pence notice the 19 other states and the federal government have adopted laws similar to indiana's. in san francisco, tiffany

wilson, abc7 news. >> san francisco mayor ed lee has already band all official city travel to indiana to protest the new law >> city police are looking for a man who tried kidnapping a teenage girl friday afternoon at gunpoint. 169-year-old was walking home from high ward high school when she was grabbed by a man, pulled into the back seat of his car. he pointed a gun at her but she thought him and got away. >> i keep my eyes on cars and people who look suspicious. >> the girl gave police enough info for this sketch. a hispanic or east inian man in its mid-20s. 5'7" with a short beard and wearing a hoodie. police are investigating whether he's the same suspect in two other recent kidnapping attempts. investigators are trying to determine the cause of a fire at a walmart story in san leandro. the two alarm fired started

after 7:30 last night in the kitchen of macdonalds on davis street. the sprinkler was activated and the fire was knocked down by. about 10% of the store was damaged. no one was injured and no word whether the store will reopen today. san francisco police are investigating a fatal shooting near a playground at a local park. police say the man was found with several gunshot wounds at crocker amazon park last night. he died at the hospital. no arrests have been made. and vallejo a man was found critically wounded in the laundry room of an apartment building yesterday evening. it happened on hillborn avenue. the victim was shot multiple times, once in the head. he was taken to a local hospital in critical condition. a motor psychist was killed

in santa rosa -- a motorcyclist was killed yesterday afternoon in santa rosa. they said he turned directly into the path of a motorcycle killing two people. it did not stop in time hitting the car. a passenger in the car was also injured. >> new calls are going out for rent control on the peninsula. >> someone has lived here for 20 years and then is being kicked out and has no affordable choice in this community. that is not justice. >> members of the st. matthew catholic church held a rally last night protesting rising months. many working families are struggling or being priced out of their homes. they are asking to put in rent control throughout the county. >> one family down the street received a rent increase from 1,000 to $1,700 so right now the family is working extra hours. >> the county board of supervisors talked about rent

control last week, but no action has been taken. now to a dramatic new video of a cliff rescue. yesterday a helicopter was sent to rescue a man stranded in yosemite park. kevin and his friends took a shortcut on the trail friday night. they made it out but one got stuck and spent the night at the edge of a 320-foot cliff. you can see the relief on his face after that rescue. he had built a fire to survive the night. san francisco's newest police station is dedicateed to going grown. the new southern district station opened in mission bay yesterday. building uses solar power and as active chilled beams to operate

off the grid after a disaster. next sunday there will be a trap replacement project in oakland. agency needs to replace 3,000 feet of worn rail 1000 aging wooden ties between two stations and they will do it over the course of 11 spring and summer weekends. it willness state stopping service while the work is being done. >> if you have an alternative use that all aarontive on those weekends that we have the work going on. get a ride from a friend, ride your bicycle, whatever. but we do have the bus service that will be providing trips for free between those two stations. >> he said the disruptions will be planned around events at the stadiums. wrestlemania 31 is just hours away at levi's stadium. last night some very big men

with very big names were inducted at the wwe hall of fame. they range from local legends to a politician. lisa has more. [cheers and applause] >> the bay area is shining during wrestlingmania 31. hall of fame ceremony honored san francisco native rikishi. >> now for me this dream is reality. >> ten big names were inducted. >> not in my wildest dreams did i ever think i would ever be induct speed this hall of fame. >> 70,000 to 100,000 people are in the south bay for the four-day long event with the main event at levi's stadium. fans from all 50 states and 40 countries are in town right now. >> we try to get here a few days early to see the sites and everything else and everything else is pretty much dedicated to wrestling. >> this 21-year-old saved all

year long for his trip. he's not alone. it brings a big financial boost to the region n santa clara 100% of hotels have no vacancies, while in san jose 90% of hotels are sold out. an estimated $100 million will be spent in the area during the event. santa clara's mayor is also using this chance to prep for super bowl 50 next year. >> this will give us an opportunity to refine our management and transportation plans even further. >> lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> i had no idea wrestlemania was such a big deal. wow. >> yeah. and a warm day today. temperatures coming up right now. it's pretty silly out there with upper 40s to mid-50s and around emeryville-oakland area. could see a record high today.

record of 79 in oakland. so anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees all around the bay today. i'll have those numbers for you next. >> thank you, lisa. also next pope francis leads palm sunday celebrations at st. peter's square. who will he pay tribute to during the mass? and later restaurants fed up

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>> pope francis has ushered in holy week in front of thousands of people. it marks the crucifixion of jesus. pope francis paid tribute to those who were killed for their faith today a reference to the islamic militants.

he addressed the crowd while being driven through st. peter's. next sunday 1 million people are expected to flood st. peter's square for easter. nearly two dozen people are recovering after a commuter train hit a car in los angeles yesterday. two cars derailed. abc news reporter has the details. >> looks like two cars derailed. >> a chilling train-car crash in los angeles. adding to many across the country in the recent weeks. this time a commuter trained slammed into a car making an improper turn at a crossing in front university of southern california. the silver hyundai was the car. the driver is still alive. >> we used the driver's life to extricate the single driver in the car. >> and also injured the train

operator and 19 passengers. jolted from their seats of the train when it came to a sudden stop and the first two trains jumped the tracks. >> we would classify them as minor injuries. >> this is the seventh train-car clash in the last two months. february a train slammed into an s.u.v. at a new york crossing and the operator of another commuter train in southern california was killed last month when a driver got stuck on the tracks. abc news, new york. an oakland artist who died in an apartment fire last weekend is being remembered by friends and family. daniel moe thomas created art with objects he collected secondhand. many loved ones were there to remember him and put up his art for display at the mcloughlin gallery in san francisco. >> i think although he was in an emerging state of his career, he

had a lot of important significant things to say about the art community. >> another celebration of thomas alive will be held today at classic cars west in oakland not far from where he lived. hundreds came together at fort mason last night to help families cope with childhood cancer. the 21st ankers art inspiring gala benefits children with cancer. it gives children with cancer an opportunity to attend an adventure. cheryl jennings was there to be part of the fundraiser. abc7 has been a long time supporter of the camp. using your cell phone while traveling overseas want get pretty expensive. but what if you don't use the phone at all? "7 on your side" michael finney tells us about the charges you could face anyway.

>> susan of walnut creek is showing us photos of her tar rib ban cruz. >> virgin islands, barbados. it was a lovely trip. >> she took her i-phone with for the trip but made sure to use it only for pictures. and she had the phone turned off for most of the trip which is why she was so surprised when she got home and saw a huge bill from verizon. >> it was $882, which i found utterly shocking. >> turns out verizon charged her hundreds of dollars in roaming fees even though she never once made a call, sent a text or used the internet. i said could you check my phone did i usefy money? they said no you did not. i said why do i have roaming charges? they said we don't know. >> she said she -- they asked her if she set up a payment plan

no she did not. she contacted "7 on your side" and we looked into it. turned out she didn't realize she was silently connecting with global data networking as soon as she lefts the trip because she never turned off the roaming feature on her i-phone when she had no idea it existed. >> i'm not tech savvy. i understand that. my experience and wisdom doesn't keep up with all the velocity of she's technological advances. >> we showed her how to go to settings and click roaming to the off position. we also contacted verizon and they agreed to cancel all but $25 of those roaming charges telling us we work with the customer directly to resolve the issue to her satisfaction. >> the airplane mode, which i did not know about. >> susan is relieved and still trying to figure out all that is going on in this little device. >> i think the technological

advances are great but how do you keep up with them? >> if you are traveling notify your carrier and ask about avoiding unwanted charges. you can buy international plans just for your time away. but my advice? turn off the roaming feature all together and use free wi-fi. you will find it more widely available these days. and i have posted more tips an a abc7news.com. i'm michael finney "7 on your side". >> happening now a boys example team won the state championship after a nail biting finish. last night they had the winning free throw in overtime to give the local buys a victory over southern california mater dei high school. girls won the division 3 championship on friday and division 2 the archbishop mini girls from san jose also won yesterday 53-31.

shuttle buses are already in service this morning in san francisco, taking participants to the transamerica rock n' roll half-marathon. it ends as civic center plaza. there are lots of street closers. thousands are people are expected to participate in the race. organizers this year have set a strict 2 1/2 hour time limit for runtories finish. the roads will reopen at 10:00. what kind of running weather? >> cool out there. we have 40s throughout the bay. tracking fog around monterey. other than that it is a clear start. the low clouds and fog absent for the next 24 hours and will become more patchy in the days ahead. aiding in a cool-down. but the on shore flow with us

today keeping the coast cool in the 50s. no rain to track this morning. sun comes up at 7:00 ask sets at 7:30. nearly 12 hours and 30 minutes of day light. just shy of that. exploratorium camera looking at 52 degrees in san francisco. 47 morgan hill. half moon bay 41 degrees. and a few from the roof camera. it should be a nice day today although nowhere near where we should be for late march early april with temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above average. 352 concord. this is a couple of days cooler than yesterday. it's pretty chilly out there. emeryville starting out in the 40s and 50s, depending on where you are. clear and cool. warmer today around oakland and san jose getting close to some records. and over the next seven days temperatures will come down. come back up a little bit but now we aren't looking unfortunately at any rain. a big dome of high pressure with

us today, allowing for another day with temperatures very warm. in fact, we will be look at the warmest day of the week today. so that onshore flow should kick up tomorrow and we will see some cooling in response to a system that pushes into the pacific northwest. that will begin to bring the temperatures down tomorrow, tuesday and into wednesday. not all that much. we are looking at highs in the 80s today in san jose. look where we should be, in the upper 60s. dropping a good ten degrees tomorrow. and the coolest day should be tuesday and wednesday with a bit of a recovery, but still notice above average all throughout the week. so highs today in the south bay. it will be warmer by a few degrees. and perhaps some records. 80 around morgan hill, 83 gilroy, 78 in sunnyvale. 77 in mountain view. and breezy, but with the sunshine. fog will be away from the beaches. but it should be pretty mild from the sunset to daly city

today. half moon bay should be in the mid-60s. it's been pretty consistent for the past couple of days. 78 in petaluma. low to mid-60s around bodega bay and stinson beach with 81 napa. near east bay look for more mid-70s today from hayward, newark and oakland today with numbers at about 76. you head inland though, here's where it will be warm. low to mid-80s. 85 brentwood and livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast, cooler the next couple of days. but tomorrow should be a bigger drop and then with the on shore flow we are in the 60s and 70s tuesday and wednesday and a little bits warmer thursday and friday. you can see what's knowing showing up on live doppler 7hd anytime with the abc7 news weather app. it's free at apple app store or google play. more information at abc7news.com. next weekend is easter. it looks fine. and also the extend the outlook. looks like beyond that they want

to bring in rain in the forecast models. >> april showers maybe? >> yeah, maybe. >> thank you lisa. up next the likes go out around the world. how organizers hope earth hour ♪ ♪ wow something sounds sweet in here!!!! ♪ ♪ need a little honey in the bowl. yeah!!! badabopbopbopa!!! no? must be the honey!!!

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>> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a look at our weather with meteorologist lisa argen.

>> hey, carolyn, good morning to you. temperatures in the 40s and 50s with mostly clear sky. although it's going to be a typical sunny day for this late march day and summer-like day with temperatures with a wide range from the coast with 60s and an john shor push. 54 fairfield, 49 in livermore. we will be looking at a little bit of patchy fog here and there. temperatures will remain cool at the coast. we will worm up again today with numbers above average. in fact we will see some 80s in the inland east bay with mid-70s around the bay and the 60s just confined to the beaches. i'll have those numbers for you in detail in a few minutes. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. new this morning from the west african nation of begin any -- guinie that the ebola is over. there's been 3100 case there

since august. the health emergency places restrictions on burials. all internments must be secured by the red cross. citizens have become less and less vigilant. a number of. developments this morning in the deadly germanwings crash and the co-pilot believed to have done it deliberately. 27-year-old andreas lubitz sought treatment for a potentially career-ending problem. they found antidepressants in a search of his apartment and leaked transcripts reportedly from the cockpit voice recorder were posted online. meanwhile new questions have risen about whether he was fit to fly. >> i don't think a psychological screening method will be the best. making sure two people are in the cockpit as a rule is the best methodology.

>> at the crash site yesterday search crews held a moment of silence before resuming the grim task of recovering wreckage and body in the the alps. an air canada jet made a hard landing and came off the runway. everyone was able to make it off the plane but about two dozen were taken to the hospital for treatment of minor injuries. you see snow blowing and piles of it on the runways. air canada officials say the weather may have played a role. in yemen saudi saudi arabia continues to target scud missiles in yemen. they continue to cross into saudi arabia. yemen's president left his country after losing his ability to lead. he has the support of believers who are calling for a regional

military force to deal with the conflict. it's believed the rebels are backed by iran. next month could be a big one for presidential candidates to formally announce their run for the white house. sources tell cnn senator marco rubio will likely launch his bid. last week texas senator ted cruz became the first prospective contender to make his bid official. and on the democratic side cnn has learned hillary clinton is planning an april launch as well. however, if clinton doesn't run, this has been, martin o'malley might. the former maryland governor is someone who could potentially challenge clinton. he will appear later this morning with george stephanopoulos on "this week." and you can see "this week" right here on abc7 at 8:00

following good morning america weekend. a russian and an american are aboard the space station following yesterday's arrival. they will spend 342 days in the orbiting laboratory. that's about twice as long as a standard mission. the trip is n.a.s.a.'s first attempt at a year-long mission. part of kelly's mission will include studies how extended time in space affects the human body. many people do it. you have a bad meal or you don't like the service, you go straight to yelp and vent. this is the world that we live in today. but now abc news reporter rebecca jarvis tells us businesses including some in the bay area, are fed up and some are fighting back. >> for this popular hunan restaurant in milbrae, california named "wonderful." it's not uncommon to find a line. waiting diners. but one unhappy person posted

this negative review on yelp. it's not that classy a place burks they refuse to seat me. surprise the restaurant owners looked at surveillance video. >> he never even spoke to any service. he walked in he took a look around and just left within 22 seconds. >> the post going viral. many applauding the restaurant. but there's a whole other business backlash against bad reviews that's backfiring. >> smelled bad kept the windows open the entire time we were there. >> when he checked into the hotel for a wedding he was so disappointed he wrote a yelp review and gave it one star. how he tell e-mailing him that his review would cost the just married couple $500. the bride and groom had apparently missed that when they signed their contract. backlash ensued, and later on they claimed embarrassment and

claiming it was a joke. in some cases businesses have sued reviewers. yelp said the law is on the side of the consumer. >> they have a right to express their opinion and accurately and truthfully describe their experiences. as for the restaurant in california. the owners are not boiling over one negative review. saying they would happily welcome dan to a meal anytime. abc news, new york. still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news, knowledge is power. especially when it comes to what you are eating. the new wave of technology designed to let you know exactly what you are consuming. and here's a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. warm to hot temperatures today. 70s to 80s. but what about the rest of the week? lisa argen along shortly with

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>> welcome back everybody. it's 5:43 on this sunday morning. thank you for waking up early and joining us for the abc7 sunday morning news t is a live look from our exploratorium cam. above average temperatures today. high and dry. but a cool down is on the way. when and where? our meteorologist lisa argen has the answers coming up in her accuweather forecast. if you are what you eat wouldn't it be nice what is really in the food and drinks you are consuming? well now as abc7 morning news anchor eric thomas reports, a wave of new technology promise toss do that and more. >> so we have a lot of stuff on the table. everything from sports drinks to coffee. >> if you are serious about dieting, you can always read the labels. but when it comes to drink a bay area start-up called "vessel" believes it has a better way. just poor any liquid into the cup and sensors analyze the

content and beam it to your smartphone. >> 38 grams of sugar, 120 milligrams of caffeine. what we are showing is how much you are consuming. >> medical director mark burman said the data wishes can be tracked over days or weeks, provides powerful insights into what users are putting into their bodies and the effect that specific sugars and fats can have on their health. >> it's just not diabetes or obesity, there are many conditions and when you trace it back it comes down to what you eat and drink. >> now a number of competing devices are in development and could give consumers an almost unlimited ability to analyze any type of food or drink with just the push of a button. >> i'm going to start with this gluten-free cookie. >> this hand-held device will come out later this year. it's defined to break down foods

and alert people to harmful allergens. >> we help the consumer by giving them the ability to immediately understand what it does to their health. >> yet another offering from a company based in israel promise toss analyze not only food but plants and almost any chemical you might come in contact with during the day. devices all take advantage of a technology that beams light into a object and analyzes the spectrums or patterns that bounce back. >> and you can also see protein, fat, vitamins and minerals and more. >> if consumers bite or sip, it could revolutionize food labeling. giving consumers specific control over what they put into their bodies. abc7 news. a lot of things going on today on palm sunday for christians all over the world and the bay area. what is happening weather-wise? >> we will be on the warm side

today. a couple degrees warmer than yesterday. we will put a couple cities in jeopardy of breaking records. oakland in the upper 70s and san jose in the 80s. just to name a few. so right now live doppler 7hd showing some clouds up to the north. and we could see a few high clouds drift few the bay today. but overall it will be a mostly sunny day. visibility has been reduced for the past few hours along the coast. there's a little bit of fog. that will keep temperatures cool. we will get some sunshine along the shoreline. but it's going to be a summer spread with 60s to 80s today. 52 in san francisco. 51 in oakland with 50 in san jose. half moon bay good morning with the fog. anywhere from three to four mile visibility and from our roof camera right now things are still and we are looking at that sea breeze to kick up throughout the afternoon. that is going to allow for the onshore flow to keep numbers at the coast rather cool and brisk. 52 in concord right now. 49 livermore with santa rosa checking in at 43 and petaluma,

good morning to you. the cool spot at 41 degrees. so 24 hours ago the coast was much milder. in fact, it is 13 degrees colder right now. feels colder for novato because it is. same deal with livermore. and hayward to the san carlos airport. feels a little cooler. the dewpoints lower this morning and we don't have much in the way of moisture because of a strong north wind allowing for a pretty well-mixed atmosphere. that's why i'm not expecting much fog. there could be some but overall we will be clear and some of the patchy fog from the san mateo coast. a little warmer today and we will see still dry conditions the next seven days with temperatures up today, down a few, and then up a few. we will go over it in the next couple of minutes. it's a big dome of high pressure protecting all of the west coast. we will look for numbers today still as much as 10 to 15 degrees above average. so we should see plenty of 60s for late march.

and moored near that today except on the coast. so with the fog this morning in southern california look for a partly cloudy sky today. 79 there. 85 in sacramento with 68 in the northern sierra. same deal in monterey. 68 there. fresno, how about 87 degrees. they saw a record yesterday and the day before of 91. here's a look at oakland for the week ahead. mid-70 #* 70s today. the warmest day. a trough of low pressure allows for the on shore flow to kick in and we are dropping numbers into the 70s for most of the week. san francisco low 70s. you should be in low 60s around the airport, the average temperatures. and temperatures coming in upper 60s with the stronger on shore push. 77 fremont today. 76. 81 napa, 80 morgan hill with the mid-70s from santa cruz, 65 half moon bay. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. today 70s and 80s will warm

up the bay in the inland valleys, cool on the coast and we look for cooler numbers tomorrow and tuesday. maybe 10 degrees cooler in some spots with the trend continuing through the middle of the week and a little bit warmer by the end of the week. so usually, you know easter is cool and you barely can take the sweater off. but it could cool off next week, but right now warm, well above average. >> incredible temperatures. thank you, lisa. let's check out sports. the warriors now have their sights set on earning home-court advantage throughout the playoffs after taking a five-game lead over atlanta for the nba's best record. last night golden state made sure they were the best in the west by beating milwaukee. here's shu. he has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. well with a in over milwaukee the warriors set a new franchise record with 60 wins in the regular season and grabbed the top-seed in the west for the upcoming playoffs.

who's got it better than the warriors in nobody. steph curry and company refusing to take their foot off the gas. stops on a dime. drills the three for the early lead. a big block here. he starts it and finishes. curry for the lay-in. late second quarter warriors newspaper 12. the slashing dunk from milwaukee. and klay thompson returning to form. there it is, the instant jumper. drift to go the wing, catch-and-shoot three. up 19 after three quarters of play. steph a game high 21, toying with jared dudley on the corner three. oh my. 108-95, the final. they get win number 60 and get a top-seed in the west for the playoffs. no tougher task than undefeated season in college basketball, and specially getting through the ncaa tournament. kentucky on their way to do that. they had their first scare last night. a nervous look to the coach.

63-61 and 3:30 to go. kentucky takes the one-point lead. next possession for notre dame. grant also launching. irish back up 2. calipari barking instructions. saying give it to carl. two of his game-high 25. tied at 66. ics seconds left and the foul. both free throw for kentucky. notre dame still has a chance. the inbounds pass. great defense from the wildcats, shad doing him up the sidelines forced to take the off bounds three. long. kentucky survives and they know it. 68-66. they are headed to the final four still perfect at 38-0. and in the west region final, aaron rodgers on the wisconsin bandwagon. national player of the year candidate went for 29. arizona played well. the two-handed jam. the wildcats with the three-point lead at the half. the badgers hitting everything from beyond the arc.

70-59 wisconsin. just over two minutes left. brings the cats within five. but sam decker responds, the wing three. he went for 27. less than 30 seconds to go. the dagger. deck are he with jefferson in his face scrapes the ceiling and it goes. 85-78, the final. wisconsin is headed to the final four for the second straight year. they will face kentucky in indiana. sharks and flyers in philly yesterday. plenty of postseason participants but both clinging to playoff hopes. tied at 1 first period. the puck disappears. then reappears in net. credit the goal to little joe. trickles between the legs of steve mason who had no idea where the puck was. 2-1 sharks in the third. the power play. the game tied. held flyers it 18 shot attempts. stalock good in the shootout.

low motion attempt. turned away. brent burns wins it here. glove side top shelf. 3-2 sharks but they remain 8 points out of the final playoff spot. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> up next, the big stars you may be able to catch a glimpse of in female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event is on now! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

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>> good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday march 29th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. another hour until sunrise. starting out with cool conditions around the bay. there's a little bit of patchy fog along the coast. most of it is down around monterey and salinas. we have a few high clouds that will be drifting over the bay today. nothing to inhibit all that warming that's headed our way today for the warmest day out of the next 7. 51 hayward