back here at home let's get' first check of the weather with lisa ar again. >> we have snow in the sierra with a winter weather advisory there. the front has rapidly pushed through the bay area and through the central coast and falling apart. for your morning the rain has ended. there is fog, poor visibility in the north bay. a mile around half moop moon bay. the wind gusts are picking up. some airport delays and a little while before visibility improves. here's a look at the cam. the cloud deck, the low clouds but it will be clearing and we'll be looking at temperatures today from the upper 50s breezy winds at the coast, about 50 in

san francisco. look for a low to mid-60s around the bay and then inland some upper 60s around morgan hill and livermore. we'll pinpoint that warmup line up the numbers and talk about the week ahead in a few minutes. chris? >> many of us woke up to wet roads in the bay area this morning due to that much-needed rain overnight. here's a look at the rain pelting the north bay and the petaluma area. the water creating deep puddling in some spots. the wet weather may be to blame for some accidents. this one happened in the western part of marin county on villain beach road. a car sheered a utility pole and brought down cable lines around 10:00 p.m. then this rollover accident near railroad road that happened around 12:30. a quick look at rain that fell overnight in the east bay. it fell pretty hard around highway 24 in a rinne da. along main street in walnut creek as well.

big traffic problems along highway 12 in sonoma county. a huge tree sfel across all lanes of the highway north of glenn allen. driver isn't see the tree and slammed into it. thankfully, that person is not hurt. fire crews believe soggy ground and high winds caused the tree to come down. it's since been cleared from the lane. you can see live doppler 7 hd on google play. also at abc 7 news.com/app. 8:03 is the time. breaking news out of walnut creek this morning where crews are cleaning up after a car rammed right into a business. this is video from mt. diablo boulevard at a bmw service building. the woman driving was trapped in that red vehicle you see there. crews actually had to use the jaws of life to cut the car apart and get her out. no word on the driver's condition or what led up to the accident. more breaking news out of the east bay. crews are mopping up after a fire that destroyed a home in

the walnut creek hills. the fire broke out at a single family home not far from john muirer medical center following a big house party involving dozens of teens. officials say crews had difficulty gaining access to the fire due to narrow roads and the home's hilly location. fire officials say the home was fully engulfed in flames and the roof collapsed. thankfully, no one was hurt. it's still under investigation and arson investigators have been called to the scene. now to the exclusive interview watched by millions of people last night with olympic champion and reality tv star bruce jenner. jenner revealed to diane sawyer the decision to live from now on as a woman. last night's interview was his last as bruce. lana zak begins our team coverage. >> it was the interview heard around the world. >> for all intents and purposes i'm a woman. >> the twitter #bruce jenner hit

number one. billie jean king tweeted we learn from you to be courageous, funny and be our authentic self. lady gaga saying now that is bravery. the announcement comes after months of intense speculation. he told diane sawyer that the paparazzi almost broke him. >> i thought the easiest thing to be right now is go into the room, get a gun and boom. you know. pain is over done. i thought, 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 says 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. i can have the most beautiful daughter in the world. i have that.

but i'm nothing if i can't be me. >> so what does he want his legacy to be? >> you're okay with the one 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. lana zak abc news, new york. one topic to address following the bruce jenner interview is pronounce. it's a sensitive topic and not always clear. jenner says he's now a woman but did not give a name. he doesn't mind if they continue to use the pronoun he but some who watched the interview saying that's her trying to make people more comfortable. katie marzullo has reaction. >> bruce jenner says bruce has lived a lie his life we gathered

with members of the transgender community to watch together. she said it's like reliving her own life. >> i transitioned in my mid-40s. but it through mid-60s. the question about why now is why not? the real question is why didn't i have the nerve to do it 20 years earlier? >> carmen stuart who works with transgender youth is inspired by jenner. >> more than anything, i didn't want to tell people if i could skip past this part in life and just live. but that's not helping other people. that's not looking up to the older people that did it before, like bruce jenner wasn't able to come out. you know, it makes me proud to be out. >> they're transgender, married and the parents of a 2-year-old. >> bruce jenner presented a complex, human picture of one way to be transgender. i was glad they didn't present it as the only way to be transgender transgender. i'm glad they addressed that. >> for him it's about what's on

the inside and not on the outside. as i think it is with most people. but most people in the media get what's on the outside. >> people who haven't lived through something like this shouldn't play armchair quarterback. >> this isn't the nfl football game. this is real life. for her and it's real life for us. it plays out every day. not just for two hours. >> janet hopes people can let bruce go. >> he's still the american hero. there's nothing nobody can say or take away from it. like she said, that was me then this is me now and then you're going to see me in the future. >> katie marzullo, abc 7 news. there has been an overwhelming response on social media to the bruce jenner interview with many celebrities showing their sfor. maria shriver tweeting my take away, love is what we all want and need. let people live theirs lives. accept the open-minded open hearted. >> lady gaga sending this

message. we have the chance to write this moment in history together. let's empower people like bruce all over the world by being loving and not mean. jenner struggled for decades before making the choice to transition. others make that difficult decision at a much younger age. >> i was really sad because all he got were legos. he's like, 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. 8:09 is our time. starbucks says a major computer glitch at stores nationwide has been fixed this morning. it will be business as use today. some devoted customers were turned away or treated to free drinks during the meltdown yesterday. they said it wasn't a hack. it was a failure during a daily system refresh.

the stores couldn't take debit or credit cards. many closed early. the golden state warriors are hot ahead of the nba playoffs. if you didn't see the end of the win thursday night, you missed a classic comeback. steph curry scored. -- 123-119 in o.t. to take a series lead. we spoke to mike shumann about his son's work ethic. >> to get a shot off and to compete with those guys who were bigger and faster and stronger quicker and all that. he found a way to get it down. he's brought it to this level. he can do it on the big stage. from the backyard to the court to the big stage. it takes a lot of dedication and hard work. >> game 4 is tonight in new orleans. tipoff is at 5:00 pacific. you can catch is on espn our sister network. mike shumann is in new orleans for tonight's game and

will be live on the later editions of abc 7 news. as always, you can follow him@mike shumann for an insider's perspective. we want to see your warriors pride. we'll feature it on air and online. use the #dubs on 7 when you post to social media so we can find them. time now is 8:11. lisa will have the full forecast ahead. >> that's right. we're looking at clouds around the bay. but sun is peeking through the clouds. low to mid-50s here downtown. a cool day, 60s with breezy winds. the rain has ended almost a half inch downtown. we'll talk about totals and a warmer week ahead. also ahead the apple watch put to the test. consumer reports teaming up exclusively with 7 on your side to see if it lives up to all of its promises. but first -- >> a woman arrested for public intoxication is now suing

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police claiming they used excessive force while booking her. this video that you'll see only on abc 7 may be hard to watch for some people. it shows megan shannon st. patrick's day 2014 in an altercation with officers before hitting her face on the ground. she broke four bones in her face and knocked out several teeth. the police report said she was violently punching and the officer guided her to the ground. her lawyer disputes that. she's embarrassed that she was arrested for being so drunk. but says the punishment didn't fit the crime. >> i should never have gotten that drunk. also, there are ways to detain someone and not break their face. >> b.a.r.t. and oakland police say they can't comment since the case is in litigation. protesters in baltimore will hit the streets today demanding that former oakland police chief step down from his current position as commissioner of the baltimore police department. spoke about an investigation

into the death of freddie 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. he says more than 30 investigators are putting together a timeline to help figure out what happened. but protesters called for him to resign. they say the police department is in disarray. happening now a major detour in effect in one of san francisco's busiest corridors. it's closed between post and gary until sunday night at 11:59 p.m. crews are building an underground pedestrian tunnel across van ness between a new hospital and offices across the street. if you're planning to take b.a.r.t. to the oakland a's game you may have to take a different way. there will be much needed repair work. this is the first of three consecutive weekend closures b.a.r.t. will provide buses but 60-minute delays are possible.

>> muni will roll out big services today. the most in decades. increaseing service on the busiest lines. more express bus trips will be added during morning and evening commute hours. the agency plans to add limited stop service during weekends. muni is unveiling a new map and new route numbers for some of its lines. we have more information posted on our website. abc 7 news.com. some people are sporting some fancy new watches right now. the apple watch officially went on sale in some parts of of the u.s. yesterday and consumer reports partnered with 7 on your side to put it through rigorous testing. here's abc 7 news anchor dan ashley. >> now deliveries have begun and consumer reports has the watches in test labs. it comes in a variety of sometimes. the sport is made of lightweight aluminum with hardened glass.

the stainless steel version has a sapphire crystal. they face all the same tests that all smart watches face. >> you can protect a smartphone with a case. but a smart watch is on your wrist where it's exposed to the elements and it's going to get banged up. >> check how hard aid scratch it can endure. most are scratched with the -- the sapphire crystal on the watch is even better with the scratch resistance of a luxury watch. >> if you spend a lot of money on a smart watch, you want to know it can handle some abuse. >> both versions were dunked in a pressurized tank for 30 minutes to check the water resistance claim. the watches survived the initial test but won't officially pass until they make sure they work 24 hours later. one of the apple watches key functions is a fitness device. this test is assessing its accuracy in measuring heart rate while moving. other panelists are checking

usability. how easy it is to use various functions. consumer reports final ratings on the apple watch are expected in a week or so. dan ashley, abc 7 news. a check of the forecast and lisa, the roads are finally starting to dry up. >> that's right. the rain ended early this morning in the north bay. we're already looking at your sunshine. still lingering clouds and breezy winds, fog, airport delays and still sierra snow. it will be winding down in the next couple of hours. this is a quick mover. live doppler 7 hd. you can see how quickly it's pushing into the san joaquin valley and san luis obispo looking at rain and totals not too bad. we'll get to those in a moment. here in the next couple of hours, things are going to be calming down. we'll look for a couple more inches in south lake. it's cloudy in truckie. a pretty shot for you from emeryville this morning. partly cloudy skies. here are some of the totals with santa rosa near a half inch.

tleer near .75 inches in a rinne da. low pit as, about -- san jose and san francisco nearly a half inch. so it wetted the parched landscape. looking at fog and very reduced lis vblt visibility in the north bay. san jose at 56 degrees. a cool day for you with breezy winds on the coast. 50 right now. only managing about 56 today and visibility impacted there right now. san jose is cloudy. 50 in santa rosa with the fog. mid-50s concord and livermore. the visibility just a half mile up towards santa rosa. a mile half moon bay and better towards the east bay. the cloud cover is hanging on. look at the winds over in oakland. up to 22 miles an hour. they will be gusty at the coast. up in the higher elevations excess of 25 mile an hour winds. a cool breezy day.

here's the beach down by the boardwalk with partly sunny conditions. breezy in the bay. especially at the coast looking at sunny and warmer conditions tomorrow with mid-70s. the warming continues into monday. there's the front. it's still hung up in the sierra nevada. you can see the cloud cover left over right now. high pressure sits off shore. it's going to build in overnight or throughout the day today and overnight into your monday. that would be the warmest day of the week. two additional inches. a half a foot in kirkwood. some locations picked up over a foot of snow. livermore today, a cool day. in fact the coolest of the next seven with 67. tomorrow, 75. look how warm it gets on monday. but that won't last. it will cool off a little bit into the days ahead. today, grab the jacket. it will be breezy. half moon bay, look for 65 in oakland 66. the accuweather seven-day forecast, we warm up tomorrow. mid 70s.

mid 80s on monday. even the coast warms up. slight cooldown on tuesday and wednesday. temperatures above average but that was a welcome sight last night and then hearing it. wish we had more. >> for those giting a later start to the day waking up after our newscast they'll be like wait, what happened? ? thank you, lisa. special night for well deserved

the drought it's allowing crews easier access to clean up trash at lake tahoe. the lake is several inches lower than normal. 6 feet below mocks mum capacity. that's allowing them to get trash likely dumped in the water years ago. it netted about 170 pounds of trash. say goodbye to the shirtless models sexualized ads and gorgeous clerks. abercrombie & fitch is changing. no more hiring based on looks, that's what they say. the former ceo who pioneered the preppie look left in december.

the pol sill came under fire when a teenager sued aber drom by and fitch because she was denied a job because she wore a head scarf. teenagers in the hospital enjoyed a special celebration friday night. abc 7 news was at the new ucf medical center at mission bay for the annual prom for patients. it's like a traditional prom and a chance for teens from the ucf children's hospital san francisco to get away from their hospital rooms for a night and have fun with their friends. >> i don't know the words. it's really fun. really exciting and energetic. before the dance the teens got to be members of the san francisco 49ers. 8:26 is the time. still ahead, an update on our breaking news from nepal. a powerful earthquake in that part of the world and the damage being reported across four countries. plus, bruce jenner's lifelong struggle with identity.

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good morning. thanks so much for joining us. i am chris nguyen. we're waking up to cloudy skies across the area. here's meteorologist lisa argen with a look at doppler 7 hd. >> hi chris.

good morning. it was nice to hear the rain last night. some sunshine. the rain is over. snow still lingers. it's moving into the san joaquin valley and we're left with this in emoryville. temperatures in the 50s. it's not sunny everywhere. the totals range from a third of an inch upward of over a half inch in mill pit as. near a half inch in santa rosa and san francisco with .9 over in lafayette. so orinda not looking bad. breezy winds with 60s downtown. mid-60s in oakland. winds up to 20 25 miles per hour. about 66 in san jose. so we'll look for a brighter and warmer sunday and, in fact, warming trend continues into monday. chris? >> lisa, thank you. back to breaking news out of nepal. more than 800 people are dead following a powerful magnitude

7.8 earthquake. it was less than 50 miles from the capital city of kathmandu. at least eight aftershocks of 4.5 or greater have been felt following the initial one. officials say at least 876 people have been killed and hundreds more injured. the death toll is expected to rise. this is the worst quake to hit nepal in more than 80 years. be sure to follow us on twitter at abc 7 news bay area for updates on the situation in south asia. 8:31 is our time. 17 million people watched abc last night to hear former olympic champion bruce jenner reveal that he's transgender. jenner told abc's diane sawyer his struggle with gender identity began at an early age. not everyone is waiting until they grow up though. this morning we introduce you to a family with the struggle with a younger child. here's ama daetz.

>> scarlet is like most 7-year-old girls. less than thrilled to be doing homework before dinner. but scarlet is also different from most little girls. that's because scarlet was born ezra biologically male. she's one of a growing number of transgender children in the bay area. >> when did you first realize that maybe scarlet was having some gender issues. >> when she was 18 months. we would send her off to preschool dressed as a boy and she came home dressed up as a girl. this happened for three months. we're like, maybe she was getting muddy or painting with paints and that's all they had was extra girls clothes. >> so began this berkeley family's exploration of gender identity and expression. >> that christmas ezra was really sad because all he got were legos. he's like, mom, what i really want is a dress. >> it wasn't long before the family realized that while he

may be anatomically male she was actually female inside. >> right before kindergarten when when she said mom i'm really a girl. ever since scarlet has been living as a girl. >> between two years and now seven years it's been a five-year process of really learning and it's not been necessarily a very smooth path. we have therapists, we have endocrinologists to really help us. it's not necessarily been easy. there's been a lot of crying and growing as a family. >> one group this family reached out to wassel 'em oryville-based gender spectrum. >> we do a lot of direct support to families and care-givers. we do a lot of education and training work with schools. >> a growing number of schools, including scarlet's, are acknowledging that some kids rbt the same on the inside as they present on the outside. that's because research shows children who are forced to conform to gender stereotypes are five times more likely to be depressed. four times as likely to attempt

suicide or use drugs and twice as likely to contract hiv. >> gender is a really unique thing to each person that unfortunately, in our system has been put into these really rigid boxes of male and female boy and girl. that's on an increasing level don't work for a lot of people. >> no one knows how many children struggle with their gender. the number of schools looking for help is growing. while schools learn how to meet the needs of transgender children many families are learning too. >> we tell her, you can always go back. it's fluid, it's ongoing and there's no -- it's not something that you can -- you're on a path you can't change your mind. it's a conversation. >> in the future that conversation could include hormone therapy and possibly even surgery. >> i think we're definitely headed in that direction.

>> i think it doesn't really make sense to wish that this child that you love is different than she is. >> that was ama daetz reporting. in summer sandra cohens is launching the first summer camp in the nation to provide scarlet and other children with a safe place to explore their gender identity and expression. to find out more go to abc 7 news.com. a former fresno state dee kat leet spent years training and competing with bruce jenner on the circuit. roger george trained in fresno and jenner in san jose. they traveled and competed together. they went out to celebrate when jenner made the 1972 olympic team. he chose not to watch the interview with jenner discussing his decision to live as a woman. >> he came out in the field and say hey, roj i think i'm going to break the world record and i plan to win the olympics. by the way, i also chose you to be on the team publicly.

the truth is i choose to remember bruce and look at him the way that i know him. >> george says he last saw jenner three years ago during the u.s. olympic trials. still ahead the new technology employed in a decades-old mission. the new tool researchers have to detect life in outer space. first, let's take a live look outside from the emeryville camera. you can see the clouds in the sky this morning. it's a smooth saturday morning commute throughout the bay area road areas including the bay bridge you see there. lisa argen will have a full forecast in a minute.

a group of bay area researchers is using a unique technology to search for a life beyond earth. it's the search for extra extraterrestrial intelligence. they're reaching out with a new method of communication. >> do you ever have the feeling we're not alone? astronomer dan worth hiemer's office, you might believe it in his office. a mission of scanning the heavens for signs of extraterrestrial life. >> the idea is if there are

advance civilization, they might transmit messages our way. >> astronomers at berkeley and other sites have eavesdropped on space listening for radio waves. now it's moving to the digital age. >> just recently, we started looking for laser signals, especially infrared laser signals. this is a color 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 the way we use fiberoptics here on earth. pulses of light travel along for information regarding land line it was to the internet. forget the tables and send messages through space using lasers shooting out infrared lights. since it would be invisible to the naked eye they built their own detector. >> we mounted on the back of the telescope and we just tried it

out and it's working beautifully. the device is designed to put bursts of laser light that may last for a billion ntt of a second. >> it would be bizarre if we are alone. i think the universe is teeming with life. primitive life is probably everywhere. maybe in our own solar system. >> if one of the undiscovered life forms was inclined to make a long distance call to earth, the team is betting that laser light would be the quickest way to do eat. eric thomas, abc 7 news. you may remember last year the lick observatory was in danger of losing funding. since then, donors have stepped up to help keep it open. time now is 8:41 on your saturday morning. we got much-needed rain overnight. but the clouds, no rain right now, though? >> no. not right now. take a look at the drops on the lens here. 56 degrees. a west wind at 18.

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new this morning president obama is explaining how new high standard 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. does best when everyone 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 china will right those rules. i've seen towns where manufacturing collapsed. plants close down and jobs dried up. i refuse to accept that for our workers. i know when the playing field is level, nobody can beat us. >> the president says any deal he signs will be the most progressive trade agreement in history with strong provisions for both workers and the environment. a south bay business owner is being hailed a hero for saving the life of an airline passenger having a heart attack. it happened at a gate at monette

ahsansano owe san jose international airport. this is the fourth time this good samaritan responded to a heart attack victim. >> a 76-year-old man was having a heart attack at the gate. his wife was screaming. what would you do? >> if you're there and witness it, you never forget it. if you're there and witness this and jump in as a courageous bystander, you know you do your part. >> mike van man stepped in and did cpr performing test compressions as shown in this video from the american heart association. he's a volunteer fireman out of lake and plume as county. he has cpr training. he was helped by three others in the terminal. >> the man who comforted the wife was tremendous. the two nurses that helped me perform cpr and do chest compressions and get everything in place they did a great job. >> the airport has 47 aeds

automated external defibrillators that administer shocks to restart the heart. it took four times. >> it will audibly tell you shock about to to be delivered, step back, it will give you a warning. you can see the person jolt after that. >> paramedics took over and transferred the patient to the hospital where he's recovering. the man doesn't want to be identified. he spoke to him by phone to thank him for saving his life. passengers told us they'd do the same for anyone they saw in distress. >> i'd actually try to do something right now. i think i still know enough to keep them going until a real person came along. >> this convinced his family to learn cpr. in san jose, david louie abc 7 news. what a great story. 8:47 is the time. a lot of people with plans this weekend, lisa. many of them happy the rain fell overnight. >> i wish there was more. it happened when you were

sleeping. rainfall amounts .25 inches to an inch. still snow falling in the sierra nevada. we're looking at fog beginning to lift. live doppler 7 hd looking at the rain line rapidly pushing into the san joaquin valley. you can see rain around fresno and really around the bay area. we have partly cloudy skies. we have clouds and rain around reno and blue canyon. but it's snowing still in south lake. the next couple of hours, it will be winding down. look at the winds kicking up from the east bay where the winds have been gusting to 25 miles an hour. rainfall totals really did vary widely across the bay. over an inch in mill valley. over an inch at ben low manned. orinda, a couple of places beat that with .9 around davenport. a third of an inch concord. third of an inch in san jose with about a half inch in santa rosa. little less in san francisco.

you can see the snow there. anywhere from a couple of inches to a foot of snow around kirkwood. 56 in san jose right now. 55 in morgan hill. here's how it looks in the south bay. plenty of clouds hanging on. it's going to be a cool afternoon. the coolest day of the week for the next seven days will be today. 50 in petaluma. the clouds are lifting in santa rosa. 52 there. looking at the winds oakland, sfo, some problems with delays of about 30 minutes. and even around mountain view, wind gusts up to 18 miles an hour. you picked up a quarter of an inch of rain. so it's all over with and it was nice while it lasted. here's a look at the beach. the boardwalk. partly cloudy, breezy. sunny and warmer tomorrow. more warming on monday but then cooling after that. a quick-moving system pushing through the central coast right now. advisories are up for the valley and the passes around southern california. we're looking at increasing

sunshine throughout the day. snow totals through about 5:00, just a couple more inches, 2 inches in yosemite. you can see more in kirkwood and about an inch, talking about the rain in reno. the temperatures today in the low 40s with a rain/snow mix in the sierra nevada. 59 in yosemite. cool conditions along the central coast. cloud any los angeles at 67. the highs today around the bay will be on the cool side of normal. 65 in oakland with 63 on the peninsula. look for 64 palo alto. only 57 half moon bay. 58 and windy conditions in bodega bay. warmer tomorrow, sunny and we'll look for the sunshine to take us throughout the week. the warmest day on monday and slightly cooler above average for tuesday, wednesday thursday and friday. so we have a nice surprise. the models didn't really gather that rain and forecast it until about wednesday.

so it was -- it kind of popped up. we can hope for that throughout april. my gosh next week is may. chances of more rain getting slimmer and slimmer. >> going by fast. >> where was the snow when we actually needed it. >> day late, dollar short. the giants winning streak comes to an end. the warriors try to close it out in new orleans tonight. here's larry beil. >> good morning everybody. rookie chris hef man has been a pleasant surprise for the giants. made his first start last night at coors park. the place pitchers go to die. you want cotton candy. share now. justin maxwell continues to deliver for the giants. here comes, there it goes. two-run homer off of eddie butler. 2-0 giants. maxwell had a great catch in the game. not at coors, charlie blackmon solo homer in the third. tied at 3-3. back to the kids.

big time sugar rush and crash coming. rocky -- score. a double down the line. heston 5 1/3. bruce bochy an early exit in the 8th after arguing a strike 3 call on brandon crawford here and the giants win streak comes to an end. see ya bruce. 6-4 rocks. a's and astros. one guy wearing a penguin suit. i don't know why. a pitchers duel. gets thrown out by val buena. great bare handed catch. astros scored twice. josh reddick a two-out triple. the ball gets away from catcher. redick is going to try to win it here. and he's out. so it stays 2-2. the 11th. robby gross man. two-run single off eric o'flaherty. marcus simeon homered in the 11th. it was not enough as 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 warriors win in overtime. steph was crushed by tyreke evans. should have been a four-point play opportunity. the warriors won in overtime. 123-119. 3-0 series lead. they can close out the pelicans tonight. amazeing amazingly, steph had his eyes closed on the release and about the tag team takedown step. >> ever been tackled that hard? >> no. that's why i quit toobl. we need to start off the game better than last night. we got the momentum back on our side. huge opportunity for us to get a sweep and finish. mike shumann is with the warriors in new orleans and he'll have the post game for you. we'll see if they can make it a sweep of the pelicans.

that's if for morning sports. have a great weekend. i'm larry beil. 8:53 our time. still ahead, the celebration fo

welcome back everyone. airlines have been saving a bundle of money at the pump since oil prices were dropping last summer. the price of jet fuel has fallen 40% since september. in that time, major u.s. airlines have reported record

earnings. american airlines earned $932 million in the first quarter despite passengers flying fewer miles. the profits don't necessarily give cheap r airfare. they're cutting capacity to meet demands and to keep their ticket prices high. happening today san francisco will celebrate kings day and all things dutch. in golden gate park -- for the celebration marking the birthday of king willem alexander. the celebration includes music games, a bike tour and food vendors offering dutch delicacies. san francisco's annual tradition in the park is the largest celebration of kings day in the country. it gets under way at 11:00. as we bring in lisa for a final check of weather. grass might be a little damp but at least the roads are dry. >> absolutely. temperatures still in the 50s at 11:00. the winds will be kicking up. afternoon high of just 60 downtown. breezy, not only at the coast but around the bay. 64 in fremont.

66 in san jose. a warmer day tomorrow brighter start. the warmest day will be monday. low 60s at the coast. mid-70s in the bay and then temperatures dropping off through the week. thanks lisa. thanks for joining us on the abc 7 saturday news. news continues on twitter and facebook and mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. for lisa argen and the rest of our morning news family, i'm chris nguyen. abc 7 news continues at [bulldog yawns] it's finally morning! i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event ends sunday. i'll have first pick from the huge selection of tempur-pedic mattresses. then i'll get to choose $300 in pillows, sheets and other free gifts. on top of that, up to 48 months interest-free financing! hurry! mattress discounters' tempur-pedic bonus event ends sunday. mmm... some alarm clock you turned out to be. ♪ mattress discounters ♪

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