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, chris. you see around 680 and 880 from

milpitas north of san jose. still a few showers mainly in the higher elevations. things wrapping up quickly. 101 around morgan hill look at more wet weather. north of gilroy and further south along the coast we've got rain as it pushes quickly through big sur this morning. and winter weather advisory in effect with rain around the canyon and snow around tahoe city and a couple of inches here. we are looking at a wet pavement here. but overall a partly cloudy afternoon with breezy conditions on the coast and lingering spotty showers in the morning otherwise upper 50s coastside and about 06 in san francisco. mid-60s oakland and about 66 in san jose. a cool day today. dryer and warmer weather on tap for tomorrow. and what about the rest of the work week? or the beginning, i should say? we will talk about it coming up. chris. >> thank you.

here's a look at rain pelting the north bay in the petaluma area. water creating deep puddles in some spots. it may also be to blame for some accidents. take a look at this one on dillon beach road. here a car sheared a utility pole and brought down some cable lines around 10:00 p.m. then there's this accident on highway 101 year railroad road in novato. that was around 12:30 this morning. and the east bay overnight the rain fell pretty hard around highway 24 and miranda, and also along main street in walnut creek. [chainsaw noise] big traffic problems along highway 12 in sonoma county. a huge tree fell across all lanes of traffic near glen ellen. a driver didn't see the tree and ran right into it. they weren't hurt. high winds and soggy ground

caused the tree to come down and it has since been cleared. you can see what is showing up anytime with the abc7 weather app. it's free in apple's app store or form google play. we also have news online as abc7news.com/app. 6:03 is our time. now to the exclusive interview watched by millions last night with olympic champion and reality tv star bruce jenner. he talk to die an sawyer about his decision to live 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 jenner to be our authentic self. lady gaga saying now that is bravery. >> i said wouldn't the easiest thing to do right now, go in a room get a gun boom! it's over. it's done. no, 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. jenner 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 have that. but i'm nothing if i can't be me >> so what does he want his legacy to be? >> okay with the winner of the decathlon and then was true to

himself. and that's the rest of the story. >> so many people weighing in, even chris jenner 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. >> bruce jenner said he's a woman but did not give his new name. he doesn't mind he said if people continue to use the pronoun "he" but others say that's him trying to make others more comfortable. we have some reaction. >> 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 jenner'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 jenner. >> more than anything i didn't want to tell people i'm transgender because i thought if i can get this part i can just live. but that's not helping others. it's notice looking up to the older people. it makes me proud to be out. >> they are married and transgender and parents after -- of a 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. >> for him it's really about what is on the inside and not what is on the outside. 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 on-chair quarterback. >> this isn't a football game, this is real life for her and it's real life for us. we play it 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. like she said, that was me then this, is me now, and then you are going to see me in the future. >> katie marzullo abc7 news. >> jenner struggled for decades before making his transition. others make it at a much younger age. >> and he was really sad 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. turning to breaking news from nepal where a powerful 7.8

earthquake struck the country overnight. quake's epicenter was less than 350 miles from the capital city. at least 8 aftershocks of 4.5 or greater have been felt following the initial tumbler. government officials say at least 688 people have been killed and hundreds more injured. a man traveling in the country describes the moment the quake hits. >> 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 abc7 news he was supposed to return home tomorrow but he's now unsure how he will leave the country. local media said some historic

temples have collapsed along with dozens of other buildings in the region. people are believed to be trapped under the rubble. >> starbucks 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 treated 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. the outage was caused by a computer failure during a daily system refresh which meant stores couldn't take credit or debit cards. 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 said they got free coffee at starbucks in this store in san francisco. >> is it messing up your routine? >> yeah, a little bits. actually 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 the force in a 20 point rally as they beat new orleans in overtime to take 39-0 series late. 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. >> you can do it from the backyard to the court and to this it takes a lot of dedication and 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 editions of abc7 news. you can follow him on twitter for an insider's perspective. it's fun to watch the warriors do their thing. >> you can post pictures to your social media so we can easily find them. 6:11 the time. lisa, you got the full accuweather forecast there? >> that's right. it's cloudy in emeryville. 55 degrees right now. winds are a little breezy out of the west at 17 miles an hour.

so the rain has ended, for the most part. we will see the wind pick up. a cool day and sunshine on the way. i'll have the numbers for you next. >> lisa, thank you. the apple watch put to the test. consumer reports teams up exclusively with "7 on your side" to see if it lives up to all of it's promises. but first. a woman arrested for public intoxication is now suing bart

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>> breaking news out of walnut creek. crews are cleaning up after a car slams into a business. take a look at this video. a bmw. and a female driver was trapped in the vehicle. crews had to use cars to cut the door open. no word on the driver's condition or what led up to the accident. 6:1r5 is our time. 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. she broke four bones in her face and knocked out several teeth. the police report said sheehan was violently punching and the officer guided her to the ground. her lawyer disputes that.

>> 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. >> bart and oakland police say they cannot comment because the case is in litigation. happening now a major detour is in effect. if you are planning to take bart to the oakland a's game sunday might have to plan differently. bart is shutting down tracks between the coliseum and fruitvale stations starting tonight at 7:00 and all day sunday for some much-needed repair work. this is the first of three consecutive weekend closers. bart will provide buses, but 60-minute delays are possible. muni will rollout big service

improvements today, the most in decades. they are increasing service on some of the system's busiest lines, including the 38 geary 14 mission. and another. the agency plans to add limited stop service during the weekend. they are also revealing a new map and line numbers for some lines. we have more information on our website abc7news.com. 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 abc7 news anchor dan ashley are more. [applause] >> apple 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 or smart watches face. >> you can protect a phone with a case but a smart watch is on your wrist where it is going to 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 versions 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 test is assessing its accuracy in measuring your heart rate while you are moving. and still others are testing the

use ability, 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. >> 6:19 is our time. getting a check of the forecast. rain fell overnight, but some clearing in the sky. >> certainly. we are looking at the rain pushing on out of here. we have a little bit of fog. winds are picking up. so it's going to be a breezy afternoon. we are going take a look at this. a pretty shot for you right now. this is from our exploratorium camera. you see the beginning of the sun coming up. we will look for temperatures to stay on the cool side in san francisco today. a look right now at the rain. you notice just pushing out of the south bay. just a little heliright there. some mist and drizzle on the peninsula. you notice a few light showers and the main rain pushing into the big sur and the central coast. look at the sierra nevada, the winter weather advisory continues until 5:00. an additional couple inches of

rain but raining in blue canyon now. a and look from emeryville. you see the clouds, the low cloud deck. otherwise things will begin to clear and you will be locking at some dry conditions throughout the rest of the morning. a third of an inch in concord. out by vacaville. miranda almost a quarter inch. half-inch in santa rosa and san francisco. and a third also in san jose. you can see the flag blowing from our roof camera. winds could be up to 20 miles an hour. cool afternoon. a mild smart. 54 morgan hill and also along the coast. we will be looking at the cloudy start, damp pavement, mild temperatures. 355 concord and livermore. the winds right now at about 17 miles an hour. sfo and oakland gusting to 21 around hayward. winds certainly a factor and another look at the beginning of a pretty day out there. the official sunrise right about now and the showers inning, we will get into the clearing and a breezy afternoon. a warmer sunday. the warmest day of the week looks to be the beginning of the

work week on monday. so the rainfall real pushed on through quickly along with the front. we will be behind the system as high pressure builds. a cooler day today over the weekend the saturday. four additional inches around south lake. a total of maybe a foot or more. and around donner, kirkwood. today it's going to be a full day in the mountains with low 40s. in southern california 67 and cloudy skies. but it's raining along the central coast had and through the grapevines. do be careful. looking at temperatures really bouncing up as soon as tomorrow in livermore. in fact today about 67. tomorrow 75. 80s arrive on monday. slightly cooler by the middle of the week. but still looking dry and sunny for much of the week ahead. 65 today in oakland. look for 64 palo alto and fremont. a lingering shower on the peninsula. mist and drizzle in the south bay and mid-60s for you. certainly at the coast upper

50s there. half moon bay. and check your seven-day forecast. sunny and warmer tomorrow. temperatures pleasant. and just slightly cooler the rest of the week. about 80 inland 70s around the bay and 60s and breezy at the coast. a nice little shout of rain. >> yes. thank you. a special night for some teens, and how ucsf treated their

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>> welcome back. here's danny haren is to tell us what is coming up on "good morning america." >> good morning. we will be diving into the story everybody is talking about. bruce jenner opening up to die an sawyer about his gender identity. he said he intends to live as a woman now. reactions are coming in from all over the world. what his family is saying overnight. we will get into all of that. we will also cover the severe weather covering millions in the middle of america tonight. strong storms slamming into texas and louisiana bringing golf ball size hail. and there's more weather on the way. rob is tracking all of it for us this morning. and it's the final count down today. we are near 90 hour.

sarah haze has the latest from buckingham palace and we are expecting an appearance from prince william today. much more coming up. we will see you soon. more than 200 teenagers in the hospital enjoyed a special event last night. ♪ ♪ abc7 news was at the new ucsf medical center at mission 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 meet members of the san francisco 49ers. still ahead in the next half-hour. bruce jenner's lifelong struggle with identity. meet the local child who is

struggling with 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 with officers.

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>> half past the hour on this saturday morning. thanks so much for being with us. i'm chris nguyen. the skies are trying to clear up across the bay area but it's a little windy outside. here's lisa argen with a quick look at the forecast. hi lisa >> hi, chris, you are absolutely right. the rain has exited. we are look at a quarter to three quarter inch since you were sleeping. still lingers in the south bay but it isn't much at all. even toward gilroy a few light areas of sprinkles. around hollister the rain is ending. but the main rain around big sur. and we still have a winter weather advisory. you mentioned the wind. 17 to 22 miles per hour. looking at a high of only 57 and breezy condition test coast. 60 in the city. look for low to mid-60s east bay. mid-60s in the south pay. all with partly cloudy skies. so the rain has ended and we are looking at a warmer second half

of the weekend. that is coming up in a few minutes. chris. >> lisa, thank you. last night former olympic champion bruce jenner revealed that he is transgender. jenner told abc's diane lawyer that his struggle with gender identity began at an early age. not everyone is waiting until they grow up. 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 ama daetz. 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 ezra 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 off to 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 ezra 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. >> between two years and now 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 was emeryville based gender spectrum. >> we basically do a lot of direct 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. that's because research shows that 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, and twice as likely to contract h. i. v. >> 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 struggle with their gender. but some say the number of schools looking 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? >> i think it doesn't really make sense. you wish that the child that you loch is different than she is. >> that was ama daetz reporting. this summer sandra collins is launching the first summer camp in the nation to provide scarlet and other kids like her with a save space to explore their gender identity and gender expression. for more information 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. jenner little came out at republican. that's getting a lot of reaction on social media. it garnered support from the log cabin republicans which represent lgbt individuals. they issued this statement that reads in part: log cabin republicans congratulate bruce jenner and the tremendous courage 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. this man, mr. lopez, was shot to death on march 26th 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 still 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 outer space. first the time right now is 6:36. a live look outside from our kgo roof camera. you see traffic is moving quite freely on the bay bridge this morning. the winds, though, starting to pick up. 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 seti the search for extraterrestrial intelligence. 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 extraterrestrial life. >> if they are out there, they may transmit messages our way. for decades they have eaves dropped on space, listening mainly for radio waves, but now they are moving into the digital age. >> recently we started looking for laser signals and infrared laser signals. it is a color that you and i can't see, but it's very good for communication between the stars >> to understand why infrared light makes a good long distance communication system, think of it here on earth. these cables carry anything from landline telephones to the internet. forget the cables and imagine aliens sending messages using lasers and shooting out infrared light. since the beams would be

invisible to the naked eye they built their own infrared detector. they installed it east of san jose at the observatory. >> we mounted it on the back of the telescope. we just tried it out and it's working beautifully. >> it's designed to spot bursts of laser light that may last just parts of a second. it covers thousands of stars. >> 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 donors, including google, have stepped forward to help keep it open.

>> we got some much-needed rain overnight. >> not much but it helped dampen things. a quarter in top three quarter inch. in mt. tam the wind is still blowing at 30 miles an hour. mist and drizzle in the higher elevations still but we are looking at a dry day today and not much rain left out there. i'll detail that for you and have look at the cool day today next. >> also coming up an extra-innings marathon between the a's and astros. could josh reddick pull it off

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>> new this morning, president obama is explaining how new high standards trade agreements are important for the economy. in his weekly address 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 when 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 for 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. >> a 76-year-old 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 owner, mike, stepped in and did cpr performing chest compressions as shown in this video. this video is from the american heart association. he's a voluntary fireman and has cpr training. he was helped by three others in the terminal. >> the woman that 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, they did a great job. >> they have automatic defibrillators that restore the heartbeating. it took three times to restore the heartbeating. >> it will audibly tell you that 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 transported the patient to o'connor hospital where he's recovering. the man doesn't want to be identified. he spoke to him by phone. he thanked him for saving his life. >> passengers said they would do the same. >> i think i know enough to actually keep him going until a real person came along. >> this incident has convinced his family to learn cpr. in san jose, abc7 news. >> 6:47 is our time. some rain overnight but the roads are beginning to dry off. >> yeah, the rain has ended with some breezy winds.

the full winter weather advisory in the high country. we take a look at this loop over the past six hours. you notice how quickly the rain pushes into the south bay and the rainfall totals was a quarter in top three quarters inch. right now it's mainly along the central coast. we are look at a few lingering showers in the higher television. right here east of the morgan hill. further south is where the rain is concentrated around the central coast, south of monterey. and looking at an additional 2 to 5 inches where right now the break around the incline. snowing at south lake. here's the golden gate bridge. you will notice this pavement here almost dried off and the rain ended in the wee hours of the morning in the north bay. anywhere from about a half-inch to santa rosa, a third of an inch toward vacaville and concord works over a half-inch, .6 in milpitas. look at miranda. and nearly a half-inch in san francisco and san jose. about a third of an inch.

so some pretty shots here of the clouds right around a roof camera and the exploratorium where you see a few lingering clouds. the winds will pick up. mid-50s around the bay now. south bay cloudy and you notice it's dry. in the north bay there's fog. visibility has been reduced from santa rosa. and also along the coast. mid-50s around concord and livermore. but the visibility out in the east bay not a problem. sfo29 minutes away. we are looking at the winds kicking up from 15 to 20 miles an hour throughout the afternoon, especially at the coast. in that time it will be breezy around the bay. another look here from our exploratorium camera. it should be a cooler afternoon today with partly to mostly sunny skies. looking at a slight warmup tomorrow. the warmest day will be on monday. mid-70s return by tomorrow afternoon. so here's a look at that quick-moving system. high pressure builds in behind it and we will look for the

breezy west winds today and a dry afternoon. so in terms of the snow, we talked about an additional 2 to 5 inches. that will be around kirkwood and donner. it's pretty dicey still here in the high country. overall maybe a foot down by kirkwood. 59 today in the suggests earn areas. some picking up from 2 to 5 inches. 42 in the northern sierra with cloudy skies. 67 in los angeles and sacramento. a cool 69 in sacramento. highs today a more narrow range. winds on the coast. still breezy along the bay. and 66 san jose. we will see some sunshine. the accuweather seven-day forecast looking at a sunny and warmer day tomorrow. but the warmest day will be on monday and a little bit cooler from tuesday and wednesday with highs 80 inland, 70s around the bay and upper 50s at the coast. didn't really do anything, the rain except to just dampen the

parched soil out there. >> and the sun returns. >> yeah. >> turning to sports, the giants three-game winning streak comes to an end at coors field and the warriors try to close it out in new orleans tonight. here's abc7 sports anchor 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 homer off of butler. 2-0 giants. he had a great catch in this game. two is 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 runs, 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. 6-4, rocks. a's and astros. one guy wearing a penguin suit. i don't know why. the pitchers' duel. and simeon gets thrown out. a great bare-handed catch and throw there. scoreless in the tenth. 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. on to the 11th. robbie grossman, 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 that steph curry was fouled on his miracle three thursday night that led to the overtime win in new orleans.

steph was crushed by davis. it should have been a four-point opportunity, but turned out the warriors won in overtime anyway. they can close out the pelicans tonight. amazingly steph had his eyes closed on the release. and about that tag team take -down stuff? >> i played football. but we will need to start off better than we did last night. but we got the momentum back on our side. a huge opportunity for a sweep. we need to get the job done. >> 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. >> 6:53 is our time. >> still ahead, u.s. airlines report record profits, but will that equate to savings for

airlines have been saving a bundle of money at the pumps since oil prices started falling. the price of jet fuel has 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 translate to cheaper air fares

for passengers. that's because they are cutting capacity to meet and keep the ticket prices high. >> happening today, they will celebrate all things dutch for king's day. at golden gate park 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 a bike tour as well as vendors with dutch delicacy. it is the largest celebration of king's day in the united states. it gets underway at 11:00. and as we bring lisa for a final weather check, the weather should be okay for the king's celebration? >> yes, on the cool side and certainly breezy. the rain has ended. 60 later on today downtown. 65 in oakland. the winds up to 20 miles an hour and the warmest temperatures in the upper 50s around napa. and livermore. 66 san jose. warmer tomorrow, dry. in fact dry all through next week with the warmest day on

monday. 80s return inland. 70s around the bay. breezy upper 50s at the coast. we are back to where we are. >> reality? >> yeah. >> thanks again and thank you for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. the news continues now online, on facebook and all your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. "good morning america" is next. abc news continues at 8:00 a.m. we will see you then. have a great morning everybody!

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