>> it's saturday, april 25th. i'm chris nguyen. it's been a rainy aeroflot the area. this camera looks at highway 101. a live look outside to start the weekend. but overnight this is what it looked like in downtown san francisco. let's send it over to lisa argen for a first look at the forecast. hi, lisa. >> good morning. the rain mass quickly swept through the north bay and san francisco, just mist and drizzle right now. mainly in the south bay pushing out of parts of the east bay. we picked up anywhere from a third inch to three quarters of an inch. you see milpitas that really picked up nearly a half-inch looking at a little more of

rain. and further south into gilroy along watsonville and the central coast we are look at moderate rain and winter weather advisory throughout the day here. temperatures are right at freezing. we are looking at snow from truckee to tahoe valleys and the snow levels about 5,000 feet. it's in the 50s. we have a little built of fog. we will talk about rain totals totals and how long the showers willingner a few minutes. chris. >> thank you. the much-needed rain overnight. here's a look at the rain helping the north bay and the petaluma area. the wet weather may also be to blame for some accidents. take a look at this one. here a car sheared a utility pole and brought down some cable lines around 10:00 p.m. then there was an accident on highway 101 near railroad road in novato around 12:30 this

morning. and the east bay overnight the rain fem pretty hard around highway 24 and miranda and also along main street in walnut streak. big traffic problems along highway 12 in sonoma county. a huge tree fell across all lanes of traffic near glen ellen. the driver didn't see the tree and ran right into it. they weren't hurt. high winds and soggy ground cause it had to come down and it has since been cleared. you can see what is showing up anytime with b. c7 weather app. it's free on apple's app for or google play. we also have news online as abc7news.com/app. now to the exclusive interview watched by millions last night with olympic champion and swimmer bruce jenner. he talked about his decision to live from now on as a woman.

it was the interview heard around the world. >> for all intents and purposes, i am a woman. >> about 20 minutes into the special, the #brucegenreabc hit number one. he said we learned from genre to be our authentic self. lady gaga saying now that is bravery. allot announce meant comes after months of intense speculation. >> it wasn't the easiest thing to be right now. got a gun, boom! you know. it's over. it's done. i can't do something like that. i mean, i want to know how this story ends. >> he first thought about transitioning to be a woman in the 1980s but concerns about his

children caused him to lose his nerve. genre said of all his children, kim has been the most accepting after her husband kanye told her this. >> i can be married to the most beautiful woman in the world and i am. and i can have the most beautiful daughter in the world and i do, but i'm nothing if i can't be me. >> what does he want his legacy to be? >> he was true to himself. and that's the rest of the story. >> so many weighing in, even chris genre tweeted for 25 years i was able to call him my husband. now i am able to call him my hero. abc news, new york. >> one topic to address following the bruce jenner interview is -- he said he's a new woman but did not give a new

name. he said he doesn't mind if someone wants to continue to say "he" but some say that's" her" trying to make other people more comfortable. >> bruce jenner said bruce has lived a lie his whole life. >> for all intends and purposes, i'm a woman. >> we gathered to. they said listening to genre's story is like reliving her own life. >> my transition in the 40s whether it's the 40s for 60s, the question about why now is why not? the real question is why didn't i have to nerve to do it 20 years earlier? >> this woman who works with transgender youth said she's inspired by genre. >> i don't tell a lot of people because i thought if i can just be get past that, that will be it. and but that's not looking up to the older people. it makes me proud to be out.

>> they are married and transgenderrer and parents after two-year-old. >> it's a complex human picture of one way to be transgender. i'm glad they didn't present it as the only way to be transgender and i'm glad they addressed the fact that bruce jenner has a lot of money that other people don't. >> and as i think it is with most people, but most people in the media keeps it on the outside. >> they say people who haven't lived through this shouldn't play the quarterback. >> this isn't a game. for her it's real life for us. it plays out every day. not just for two hours. >> jenna said she hopes people can now let bruce go. >> he's still an american hero. there's nothing nobody can say or take away from him. >> that is me then, this is me now. and you will see me in the

future. >> an overall response on social immediate but is many celebrities showing off their support. maria schriver tweeting my take from the bruce jenner interview. and lady gaga saying we have the chance to write in moment in thinks history together. empower people recall over the world by being loving and not mean. he struggled for decades before making the choice to transition. others others make that difficult decision at a much younger age. >> and i was really sad dawes because all he got was legos, and he said, mom, what i really want is a dress. >> coming up in our next half-hour, the often silent struggle that transgender children endure and how an east bay mother and father are supporting their child's choice. starting out, breaking news from nepal where a power fall earthquake struck the country

overnight. epicenter was less than 50 miles from the capital city. at least 8 after shocks amount to go 4.5 or greater have been felt following the initial tumbler. government officials say at least 688 people have been killed, hundreds more injured. fremont resident johnson is traveling in the country. he describes the moment the quake hit. >> so i was upstairs in a coffee shop. i was about to put my order in. and it kind of felt like some big trucks were rumbling buy and i wasn't sure about how the building was built so i wasn't too alarmed. maybe it was trucks. then is kept going and got stronger and stronger. >> he tells a. c7 news he was supposed to return home tomorrow but he's now unsure how he will leave the country. local media said some historic teem else have collapsed along with dozens of other buildings in the region. people are believed to be

trapped up the rubble. >> store bucks's computer glitch that closed stores nationwide has been fixed this morning. they say it will be business at usual today. but some customers were turned away were treat it had to free drinks during yesterday's meltdown. >> this is a one cup mocha. >> they are serious about their coffee, and it got pretty serious after a crippling computer glitch at every company-operated starbucks in us and canada. >> i get upset because i need coffee every day. >> starbucks said it was not a hack. it was caused by a computer failure during a daily system refresh, which means stars couldn't take credit or debit rs. many closed early. >> a lot of frustrated people trying to get coffee. especially those who don't have cash with them. >> but some customers without cash say they got three car

bucks at this store in san francisco. >> it's messing up your routine? >> yeah a little bit. trial a lot. >> what does that say to you? >> that we are highly reliant on our communication system. >> the only bright spot, the free wi-fi still worked. alan wang, abc7 news. >> the golden state warriors are hot and steph curry is on fire ahead of today's game for the first round nba playoff series. if you didn't see the end of the warriors playoff game thursday night you missed a classic comeback. steph curry scored 40 points and was in the rally as golden state beat new orleans in overtime to take the 3-0 series lead. his father spoke with abc7's own mike shumann about his worth ethic. >> to figure out how to get a shot off and kind of compete those guys who were bigger and faster stronger and quick, all that, so he found a way to get

it done and brought it to this level. he took it from the backyard to the court, and on days like this it takes a lot of dedication a lot of hard work. >> game four tonight in new orleans. tip-off is 5:00 pacific and you can watch it on our sister station espn. abc7 news sports reporter mike shumann is in new orleans for tonight's game. it will be live for us on later editionings of abc7 news. you can follow him on twitter for an insider's perspective. it's fun to watch the warriors do their thing. >> absolutely. and maybe fun to listen to a little bit of rain last night as you went to sleep. temperatures in the 50s, but the rain pushing south rather quickly. most of you may have slept through it. we will talk about rainfall totallings and when the sun will return coming up. >> lisa, thanks. the apple watch put to the test. consumer reports teams up exclusively with "7 on your side" to see if it lives up to

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this is abc7 news. a bartender who also works as a model is suing bart and oakland police charging that their officers used excessive force while she was being booked at the santa rita jail. she ended up with severe facial injury. abc7 news obtained surveillance video of what happened. >> this is what megan sheehan

looked like march 18th last year, date after st. patrick's day. the bartender and model suffered serious injuries when oakland and bart police officers took her down. >> i don't believe they should have broken four bones in my face and knocked out some of my teeth. >> sheehan ended up at the lake mary bart station after a heavy night of drinking. she's embarrassed how drunk she got, but her crime, she says, does not fit the punishment. >> i never should have got that drunk, but also there are ways to detain someone and not break their face. >> an officer arrested sheehan who admits to being drunk and we link rent. she said she deserves that. but a little while later she was driven to the santa rita jail. you see her in the upper corner of the video. the bart officer standing with her. then an altercation starts and

she's thrown to the ground. surveillance video shows it happened weekly. take a closer look from a body cam. here's another angle a better one. an oakland cop grabs her right-hand. the bart officer takes her left hand and they throw her down face first. her attorney, john scott. >> they knew by throwing her to the ground without having her hands same to break the fall that she would suffer serious head injuries. >> scott believes it was excessive force and intentional. >> she was uncooperative, she was intoxicated and i believe she had to be taught a lesson. in police jargon she flunked the attitude test. >> according to the police report sheehan was violently punching and that the officer guided her to the ground. sheehan and her lawyer dispute that. take another look at the video.

sheehan was lying unconscious in a pool of blood. megan. megan, can you hear me? nurses were called. she was treated and taken to the hospital. vic lee, abc7 news. >> bart officials and oakland police say they cannot comment on the case. it is in litigation. protesters in baltimore will hit the police today demanding former police chief anthony bass step down from his current position as commissioner of the baltimore police department. that's after the investigation into the death of freddy gray yesterday. on april 12th gray was arrested after running from police. at some point he suffered a spinal injury and died a week later. more than 30 investigators are putting together a timeline to help figure out what happened. protesters have called for bass to resign. they say the police department is in disarray. happening now a major detour is in effect in one of the busiest

corridors in san francisco. van ness avenue is closed until southern night at 11:39:00 p.m. crews are building an unground tunnel for the medical center across the street. if you are planning on taking bart to the oakland a's game sunday you might have to plan differently. they are shutting down one station after 7:00 p.m. tonight and to sunday for much-needed repair work. bart will provide bus bus 60s minute delays are possible. muni is increasing service on some of the system's busiest lines. more express bus trips will be added during morning and evening commute hours, and the agency plans to add limited-stop service during the weekend. they he reviewing a new map and

route numbers for new lines as well. there is more information posted on our website abc7news.com. 5:19 the time. some people are sporting some fancy new apple watches right now. the apple watch officially went on sale in some parts of the u.s. yesterday. we put the new technology through some rigorous testing. here's dan ashley. [applause] >> an he will announced the release in march. now deliveries has begun and consumer reports has the watches in their test labs. the apple watch comes in a variety of styles. the sport is made of light weight aluminum with hardened glass. the stainless steel version has a sapphire crystal. they face the same consumer reports test that all watches play. >> a smart wrist is on your wrist where it is exposed to thements and will get banged up.

>> this test shows how hard a scratch it can occur. most of scratched by the equivalent of a steal nail. the apple sport proved tougher and the other watch is even better with the scratch resistance of a luxury watch. >> if you spend a lot of money on the watch, want to know it can handle abuse. >> both were dunked in a pressurized tank for 30 minutes to check apple's water resistance claim. they survived the initial test but they won't officially pass until testers make sure they work 24 hours later. one of apple's key function is a fitness device. this measures accuracy. and usability, how easy it is to use various functions. the final ratings on the apple watch are expected in a week or so. dan ashley, abc7 news. all right. time now is 5:20. a check of the weather forecast. lisa, it was raining off and on throughout the night. how is it looking right any?

>> we skill have rain in the south bay. a little bit of drizzle along the peninsula. pretty exciting for this late spring storm. in fact the rainfall amounts not too shabby. here's a look at live doppler 7hd. the sun coming up at 6:21u notice the sharp lines where the rain ends and where it is still going on. we still have a few showers over fremont. it looks like down from san jose, morgan hill, gilroy highway 101, certainly wet around here, and along the coast heavier rain. but in the sierra nevada it's raining at 35. elsewhere 32 in truckee. 35 tahoe valley airport with chains and winter weather advisory through 5:00. here's a look from emeryville. the visibility anywhere from about 3 miles to a half-mile up in santa rosa. you picked up nearly a half-inch

of rain. miranda, .70. a half-inch in milpitas and a third inch concord. san francisco at .44 and rain still coming down in san jose. so far a quarter inch. certainly good news. but by the time the sun comes up it really will be history and we will be looking at brighter skies for your saturday but cool. 355 in san jose. 54 oakland and half moon bay. and another look from this perspective. you notice that it is certainly slick out there. 48 santa rosa with more fog. 53 napa. and about four miles of visibility on the coast, half moon bay. that's where it's going to be particularly breezy today. we look for the sunshine to break out first in the north bay. and look for dryer and warmer conditions for the second half of your weekend. the showers linger this morning. partial clearing today. by tomorrow more 70s. today really just in the 60s. monday will be the warmest day of the work week.

our satellite picture shows quickly the front pushing through. just another hour or two. hung up in the south bay and then we will be looking at increasingly dry conditions. so snow totals really pretty impressive. we still have it coming down here, another four inches in south lake and a total of about 10 inches in kirkwood by the time later on this afternoon. here is the forecast. 5:00. you see the rain from south bay through gilroy and through the next hour it really begins to fall hard. still some mist and drizzle and the santa cruz mountains should see some showers lingering with partly cloudy skies this afternoon. temperatures a little below afternoon. pretty nice day. breezy on the coast. winds up to 20 miles an hour. 57 half moon bay, 63 in san rafael. and mid-60s by about 3:00 in san jose. a soggy start in the south bay now. mist and drizzle on the peninsula. pretty much over in the north bay. you notice the steadily warming

temperature's. 80s arrive on monday and a cooling trend keeping temperatures above normal into the end of the work week and then dry. >> thank you. how ucsf treated their youngest

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admission bay for the annual prom for patients. it's like a traditional prom and chance for teens from the ucsf children's hospital to get away from their hospital room for an evening and have fun with friends. >> it's really fun. energetic. >> and before the dance the teens also got to be members of the fran 49ers. still ahead in the next half-hour. bruce jenner's lifelong struggle with identity. meet the local child who is struggling the same feeling and the family that is supporting her every step of the way. plus the family of a man killed by san francisco police offer the differing account of what led up to a deadly encounter

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i'm chris nguyen. we have green showing up on live doppler 7hd. here's lisa argen with a quick look at the forecast. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. it's quickly winding down. here's a look at the east bay. east of union city. east of 680 and the hills the higher elevations looking at some showers. but into the south bay you can see how spotty it is around san jose milpitas. but we still have some light rain here and further south it's more concentrated with gilroy highway 101 and morgan hill looking at the rain. we still have a winter weather advisory in the sierra nevada throughout the entire day. anywhere from a couple more inches to nearly ten inches expected. numbers in the 50s and visibility about 3 miles in spots. the win will kick up. right now we are into the mid-50s, but we will be looking at the rain showers continuing to taper quickly off and push on out of here. we will talk about rainfall totals, the extend the outlook now a few minutes. chris.

>> lisa, thank you. last night 65 year old olympian bruce jenner revealed that he is transgender. genre told apc diane lawyer that his struggle with gender identity began at an early age. this morning we introduced you to an east bay family facing a similar struggle with their youngest child. it's a story you will see only on 7. here is abc news anchor mama dates. scarlet is like most 7-year-old girls, less than thrilled to be doing homework after dinner. but she's different than some because because she was born biologically male. she's one of a growing of transgender children in the bay area. >> when did you first realize that maybe scarlett was having some gender issues? >> i think when she was 18 months. we would send her you have at preschool dressed as a boy and she came home dressed like a

girl and it happened for about three months and we thought maybe she was getting muddy or painting with paints and that's all they had was extra girls clothes. >> so began her struggle with gender identity. >> that christmas it was really sad because all he got was legos and he's like, mom, what i really want is a dress. >> it wasn't long before this family realized that while ezra may be anatomically male, she was actually female inside. >> kindergarten she said mom, i'm really a girl. ever since scarlett has been living as a girl. >> about seven years, it's been a five-year process of really learning and we have therapists, we have people to help us. and it's not necessarily easy. there's been a lot of crying and growing as a family. >> one group that the family

reached out to as emeryville based gender spectrum. >> we basically do a lot of entrecote support to families and caregivers. we do a lot of education and training work with schools. >> a growing number of schools, including scarlett's are acknowledging that some kids aren't the same on the inside as they present on the outside. because children who are forced to conform in gender stereotypes are five times more likely to be depressed, four times likely to use drugs or commit suicide. >> gender is a unique thing to each person. and unfortunately our system has been put into rigid boxes of male or female that on an increasing level don't work for a lot of people. >> we don't know how many children shrug well gender. but the number of schools look for help is growing. while schools try to meet the needs of transgender children

many families are learning too. >> it's ongoing and it is not something that you can figure out a path and you can't change your mind. it's a conversation. >> in the future that conversation would include hormone therapy and possibly surgery. >> i think we are headed in that direction. >> how about if she changes her mind at some point? >> she can if she wants. it doesn't really make sense. with the child you love who is different than she is. >> ama daetz reporting. this summer sandra collins is launching the first summer camp in thegation to provide scarlett and other children like her to explore their gender identity and expression. we posted a link on our website, abc7news.com. bruce jenner's decision to live as a woman wasn't the only thing we learn from the interview last night with diane

sawyer. genre little came out at republican. that's getting a lot of reaction on social media. following last night's interview, the organization issued this statement that reads in part. of log cabin republicans congratulate bruce generaller and the tremendous curage he demonstrated tonight. being true to himself both in terms of his personal identity as well as his political identity. the shooting of a man in san francisco brought out dozens of protesters last night. abc7 news was in the mission district as they demonstrated. he man was shot to death after he pulled a knife in a dispute over a bike. police reported he wouldn't drop his knife, but the family disputes that sag an independent autopsy shows he was shot in the

back. >> this was fired from behind while he was unarmed and running away for his life. so this is why we have tears tonight. >> the city attorney said the early investigation shows this was an appropriate use of force. the official autopsy is underway. an attorney for the family of mr. lopez filed a lawsuit against police this week. still ahead the new technology employed in a decades-old mission. the new tool bay area researchers have to detect life in out of space. first a live look from our roof camera this morning. you see the roads of slick. lisa argen returns with the seven-day forecast in just a few minutes.

>> a group of bay area researchers is using a unique technology to search for life beyond earth. it's an effort known as setti. the search for extraterrest central aliens. and they are reaching out. >> do you have the feelings we aren't alone? step into dan's office and you may start to believe it. he directs the seti research officer in berkeley with the job of scanning the heavens looking for extrater rest central life.

>> if they are out there, they may transmit messages our way. any listen for radio waves but now they are moving into the digital age. >> recently we started looking for laser signals and infrared laser signals. it's color you and i can't see but eats very good for communication between the stars. >> why infralight light makes a good long distance communication system, think of it here on earth. this carries anything from landline telephones to the internet. forget the cables and imagine aliens sending messages losing lasers and shooting out infrared light. since it's invisible to the faked eye they butt their over detector. they installed it east of san jose.

>> we mounted it tonight back of the telescope. we just tried it out and it's working beautifully. >> it's designed to spot burse the of laser light that may last just parts of a second. >> it would be bizarre if we are alone. i would think it could be teaming in life. >> if one. those life forms was inclined to make a long distance call to earth, worthheimer and his team decided laser light would be the quickest way to do it. eric thomas. abc7 news. >> you may remember last year the observatory was in danger of losing its funding but since then google and others have stepped forward to help keep it open. much-needed rain overnight, lisa. >> right. mount hamilton still rain. we are looking at san mateo where it is 55 degrees. you picked up about a quarter inch of rain since midnight and things winding down right now.

it's cool. i'll have a look at the numbers. >> lisa thanks. little coming up an extra innings marathon between the a's and the astros. did josh reddick pull it you forgot the milk! that's lactaid®.

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>> knew this morning, president obama is explaining how knew high standards trade agreements are important for the economy." in his weekly addressed the president said the new trade deals are vital to middle class economics, with the idea that the u.s. is best when everybody gets their fair shot and plays by the same set of rules. >> if america doesn't shape the rules of the global economy today to benefit our workers our economy is in the position of new global strength, then china will write those rules.

i've seen towns where manufacturing collapsed, plants closed down and jobs dried up and i refuse to accept that for our workers. because i know when the playing field is level, nobody can beat us. >> the president said any deal he signs would be the most progressive trade agreement in history with strong provision force workers and the environment. one is being held a hero for saving the life of an airline passenger having a heart attack. abc7 news reporter david louie said this is actually the fourth time this good samaritan has responded to a heart attack victim. >> this man was having a heart attack at one of the gates. his wife was screaming. what would you do? if you are there and you witness it you never forget it. if you are there and you witness it and you jump in as a courageous bystander you know, you do your part. >> los altos business won'ter, mike, stepped in and did cpr,

performing press compressions as shown in this video. he's a voluntary fireman and has cpr training. he was helped by three others in the terminal. >> the woman comforted the man's wife was an angel. she was tremendous. and the two nurses that helped me perform cpr and do chest compressions get the a.e. d. in place did a great job. >> they have automatic defibrillators that restore the heartbeating. >> shocks are about to be delivered, step back and it will give you a warning. one, two three, shock and you can see the person jolt. >> paramedics took over and transport the the patient to o'connor hospital where he's recovering. the man doesn't want to be identified. he spoke to him by phone. >> passenger said they would do the same.

>> i think i know enough to actually keep him going until a real person came along. >> this has convinced the family to learn cpr. in san jose, abc7 news. >> one of the heroes of world war ii among the veterans will be honored today by russian officials at the presidio in san francisco. john a heavy machine gunner in the 59 infantry division. they fought their way through germany were and were asked to clear a key road from snipers. they were clearing the road for general reinhardt to meet the russian army. the russians and the americans split the nazi force necessary half. soldiers greeted each other, shouting the war is over. john is almost 90 now. he's on the left in your screen. man on the right is the russian soldier he met at the border. they will meet the russian

counsel general who will pay tribute to the forces meeting 70 years ago. 5:48 is the time. what can we expect the rest of the weekend? a washout or are we okay? >> no, in fact the rain is quickly evaporating pushing south. the front comes up at 6:21 and it should be pretty much all over. we show you a few showers over 680 milpitas and the higher elevations. that's where it will linger around mt. hamilton and the santa cruz mountains. but the line of showers has quickly moved on to the central coast. right now we are looking at areas in the south bay south of san jose where we have a little pit of light rain. damp pavement, mist and drizzle. and along the central coast here down through solidad looking at wet weather. and the in the nevada the winter weather advisory still in effect until about 5:00. temperatures in the mid-30s

here and temperatures drop a few degrees in the low 30s with about two to five more inches expected in the mountains for a total of maybe about ten inches by south lake. here's emeryville this morning and the rainfall totals. notice three quarters inch in miranda where it came down pretty hard yesterday, last night overnight. and santa rosa .47. san jose last check a quarter of an inch. and we are looking through the roof camera right now. temperatures right in the mid-50s from the south bay. 53 oakland, 54 in san francisco. another look out toward emeryville this morning where temperatures are cooler in in the north bay. we will start to clear here shortly. fog from santa rosa. mid-50s in concord. pretty mild out in the east bay and sunshine the full day on the way today. the exploratorium camera and the forecast, showers through early

morning. really just about wrapping up. partial clearing throughout the day today. we will call it partly cloudy and look at a sunny and warmer second half of the weekend with temperatures climbing into the 80s by monday. that will be the warmest day of the week. so the front quickly pushing through. behind it high pressure builds in and that will allow for winds to pick up near 20 miles an hour. here's a look at the winter weather advisory throughout the afternoon. an additional four inches around incline and around 3 inches or so here and 11 inches donner. so beneficial snow in the mountains. notice it really quickly pushes on out of here the next hour and we are left with partly cloudy skies. temperatures today will be on the cool side. especially at the coast with 57 half moon bay. look for about 58 bodega bay. and san mateo and 54 palo alto. sunshine this afternoon and 60s down around san jose. the accuweather seven-day forecast, maybe fog tonight.

cooler conditions. 70s inland tomorrow for a warmer day. and looking at 80s on monday. still in the low 80s by tuesday and slightly cooler by the middle of the week. no rain, dry and breezy at the coast. this is it. >> at least we got some rain. >> right. >> better than nothing. lisa, thank you. in sports now the giants' three game win streak comes to an end and the warriors try to close it out in new orleans tonight. here's sports director larry beil. >> good morning. heston has been a pleasant surprise for the giants this season. made his start last night. the place pitchers go to die. want some cotton candy? let's share now. justin maxwell continues to deliver for the giants. here it comes, there is goes in the second. two-run homeroff of butler. 2-0 giants. and the two-run lead usually enough for heston. blackman, solo home run and tied

at 3. and the daytime sugar rush for the kids. crash coming. this is in the sixth. the double down the line. heston 5 1/3, 6 hundreds, 6 rocks. and bruce bochy an early exit in the eighth after arguing a call on brandon crawford here and the giants' three-game win streak comes to an end. a's and astros. one guy wearing a penguin superintendent don't know why. the pitchers' duel. and simeon gets thrown out. a great bare-handed catch and throw there. bottom half of the inning josh reddick a two-out triple. they score, and moments away reddick will try to win it here. and he is out! it stayed 2-2. robbie a two-run single. simeon homered in the 11th but

it was not enough. the astros hold on for a 5-4 victory. the nba playing the role of captain obvious. admitted steph curry was fouled on his miracle three thursday night that led to the overtime win in new orleans. it should have ban four point play opportunity and turn out the warriors won in overtime anyway. we can close out the pelicans tonight. amazingly steph had his eyes closed on the release. and about that tag team take down steph? >> we will need to start off the game a lot better than we did last night. but we got to them and got an hour side >> mike shumann is with the warriors in new orleans and he will have all the post-game reports. we will see if the warriors can make it a sweep of the pelicans.

that's a wrap on sports. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> still ahead u.s. airlines report record profits but will that equate to sav (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com

? the numbers in last night's mega-millions draw. >> no one matched all six numbers so the jackpot jumps to $85 million for tuesday's drawing. good luck. if there's a benefit from the drought it's allowing crews easier access to clean up trash at lake tahoe. right now the lake is several inches lower than usual for this time of year and six feet below maximum capacity. that's allowing volunteers from the league to save lake tahoe able to clean it. they net bad 170 pounds of

trash. airline have been saving a bundle of money at the pumps since oil prices started falling. it's fallen 40% since september. in that time all major u.s. airlines have reported record earnings. american eye lines earned $942 million in the first quarter, despite passengers flying fewer miles. but profits don't necessarily transfer to cheaper air fares for passengers. that's because they are cutting capacity to meet and keep the prices high. golden gate part and 3500 people will proudly wear the dutch national color of orange for a celebration marking the birthday of king alexander. the celebration will include music, games and venders with dutch delicacy. it is celebration of king's day in the united states.

it gets underway at 11:00. next at 6:00, breaking news nepal where a series of major quakes have struck the region. you will hear from a pay area man who is in the middle of it all. and bruce jenner's exclusive interview with abc's diane sawyer.

ha >> time now is 6:00. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. it's saturday april 25th. it's been a rainy morning throughout the area. this is our view from the san mateo bridge. you see some raindrops on the camera there. traffic moving freely in both directions. overnight, this is what it look like in downtown san francisco. slick streets in the financial district. let's start off with our meteorologist lisa argen with a first look at live doppler 7hd. >> good morning, ch