hline can help. (tdd# 1-800-448-1433) >> good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday april 26th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning carolyn. we are looking at the stratosphere way offshore. that means a clear start. temperatures are dropping into the 40s and from the coolest location 44 in napa and 49 san jose, 50 along the coast. not much in the way of fog today. that means full sunshine and temperatures will warm away from the coast. we will see the cool upper 50s 20 near 60 here. no 70s return for san jose. won't be in the 80s today but

closer tomorrow and more changes come for the week ahead. i'll have that for you coming up. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. in developing news this morning plane loads of aid doctors and relief work are arriving in nepal this morning to help the victims of the devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake. the death toll now stands at 2152. a huge aftershock overnight sent people screaming and streaming into the streets. more than 5,000 people have been injured. at least 17 people were killed in an avalanche on mount everest triggered by the state including a 33-year-old google employee from the bay area. abc7 news reporter sergio kin takenna has the details. >> daniel fredinburg was on a trip to mount of a rest. the group he was in could be

firmed his death from the avalanche caused by the quake. he was there promoting his nonprofit called "save the ice." >> had a launch of a start-up called "the laundry." we talked to people in his neighborhood and his death is still a shock. three other company employees traveling with him are safe and google is making arrangements to get them back home. it devastated the capital and the surrounding areas. in the bay area families are turning to social media platforms like facebook to track their loved ones. >> our family lives there my cousin said i'm safe. >> his home office has become an information center for the 4,000 or so. he has been using the facebook's recently launched facebook page to track people. >> they are using the viper.

>> what is viper? >> viper is free. >> through those apps he's been able to see his family's pictures of the destruction and tents set up by their home. like many of the residents they are afraid the ongoing aftershocks will collapse what is left of the homes. >> he doesn't have a central temple so etrying to coordinate an event for people to come together and as it continues, google has pledged $1 million for the cause. in the newsroom abc7 news. >> and two men from sonoma county dodged death. one survived an avalanche back in april of last year. this year rider was on everest again when the quake hit setting up avalanches. scott holder was on a different expedition. he spoke to us on the phone last night. >> in california the earthquake

they can remember they are a jolt and make you up at night and they are gone. and this just keeps going and going. this was that feel. >> he is safe. >> and another survivor is fremont resident jonathan koo who was visiting nepal. >> i wasn't too sure about how the building was built. and i thought maybe it was some trucks coming by but then it kept going and getting stronger and stronger. people started screaming. a lot of people ran out. a waiter and i hid under a table. >> elves not injured. he is hoping to return home tomorrow. the united states is extending a disaster response team and $1 million in aid to the himalayan nation. the emergency response included a california-based urban search and rescue area from the

los angeles area. in other news, san francisco police are looking for a driver who hit a motor cycle and then sped away. the crash happened just before 9:00 on howard street in the market neighborhood. motorcyclist was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. police are looking for a white toyota corolla missing part of the front bumper. authorities are investigating a fire that destroyed a vacant home in the wall nut creek hills hours after partyers were kicked out. the fire started just before 1:00 yesterday morning. it took crews hours to put it out because of the home's secluded location. and investigators broke up a hidden party just hours before the fire. as many as 300 teenagers were there. investigators suspect arson. they and neighbors want to know if the parties and the fire are connected. >> i do know people who are assigned to break in houses and throw parties. >> no one was hurt.

police briefly shut down rail traffic in richmond after a man was spotted toting a gun near the tracks. it happened at the richmond amtrak station around 6:00 last night. abc7 news within -- was there while police investigated. they did find something. it turned out to be an air soft gun. the man has been arrested. the driver of an s.u.v. is arrested for tossing three guns when he fled from officers. they tried to stop the mercedes for a traffic violation. they captured the passenger but the driver got away. i'm wearing any warriors blue this morning to celebrate how the warriors took care of the new orleans pelicans last night, sweeping the first-round series in four games. draymond green and steph curry, as usual, did a lot of damage. green on the receiving end of a shaun livingston pass and curry

dropping a few three-bombs to wrap things up. he finished with 39 points. mike shumann is traveling with the team. >> you are the first player since baron davis, i believe that was back-to-back 30-point nights in the playoff. you must feel pretty good about your game. >> well to close out the series is huge. pretty proud of the team and individually as well and then we go for the next round. >> scary because we knew they could beat us but i think it was good for us. it got us on edge and it made us get better. >> the final score warriors 109, pelicans 98. golden state advances to the western conference semifinals for the second time in three years. who they will play and when will not be determined until the other series finish up. fans all over the bay area were thrilled with the win. abc7 news reporter janet o has the story of dub nation

san leandro style. >> from the start fans never second guessed their team would win game four of the first-round series. >> not in my mind. not in my mind. >> the fans packed the sports club in san leandro donning blue and gold. set to watch game three. >> game three, we had a comeback. so amazing. this game here just showed us how good we really are. >> we knew we were going to win. they were shooting the ball and doing defense. they are an offensive killer and defense killer. i'm glad we could get the win today. >> the warriors maintained the lead over the pelicans throughout the game. still, every shot made had fans on the edge of their seats. strength in numbers could be seen and felt. >> my husband and sister and sister-in-law, we are all here. >> it's wonderful.

everyone is having a good time. >> the owner has been home to dub nation so much so this week he had to call in extra staff and order extra food and it all starts again with round two of the playoff series. >> i think we are going all the way to the championship. >> so many fans celebrating all over the bay area, the warriors last playoff sweep in the nba finals was 40 years ago. abc news. don't forget abc7 is your home for the nba finals. hopefully the years will be there and you can catch all the exciting action beginning june 4th. i was happy the game was on early enough that i could watch last night. >> you don't care at all carolyn, right? [laughter] >> all right. welcome. we are looking at a clear start. big changes changes compared to yesterday. warmer weather on the way. it's not going to be for everyone and it's not going to last. in fact, changes as we welcome march. this is may.

that's next friday. we will talk about it coming up. >> it's coming up fast. also next, another scandal for the archdiocese of san francisco. why parents of an elementary want the parrish pastor ousted. >> and they finally figured out a foolproof way to keep people off my lawn. >> the jokes were flying fast and ♪ ♪ wow something sounds sweet in here!!!! ♪ ♪ need a little honey in the bowl. yeah!!! badabopbopbopa!!!

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exploratorium cam showing part of san francisco's skyline lit up in warriors blue and in yellow. the weather today is warmer than yesterday. lisa argen along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. a lawsuit from 2005 is providing parents of students at a san francisco catholic school to try it remove the parrish's controversial pastor. the san francisco chronicle reports according to the lawsuit the pastor shouted at an 11-year-old girl at his former parrish calling her a lawier. this after she reported abuse by another priest. pages are already upset with the reverend by banning girls from serving mass and allowing an apportion pamphlet to be handed out to students as young as 7.

>> for all intents and purposes i am a woman. i was not genetically born that way. i have all the male parts and all that kind of stuff but we still identify as female. >> that candid and stunning 20/20 interview has gone viral. bruce jenner has been trending in the u.s. and worldwide since friday night's show and sparking a conversation about what is it means to be transgender. here is lindsay janice. >> one thing that can really make a difference in people's lives was right here in my soul and i could not tell that story. >> bruce jenner's revelation igniting conversations around the world. before diane sawyer's interview just 8% of americans saying they know someone who is transgender. >> that female side is part of me. it's who i am. >> jimmy fallon and armstrong

calling it one step for men and one giant leap for man kind. and transgender orange said it's always brave to stand in one's truth. like cox, there have been others before jenner. renee, another athlete who sought to play professional tennis as a woman and won. and one giving up her reaction from the golf course today. >> he's very courageous. i think he will certainly help the transgender community and other disenfranchised communities. >> that is shared by many who were apprehensive before jenner's big reveal. >> how big a moment was this? >> this was huge. even the transgender community took time to think wow things are really changing. in is our moment. i think people wake up with the sense someone i know is transgender. >> that story opening hearts and

minds everywhere. abc news new york. some disturbing news this morning regarding president obama's unclassified e-mails. the new york times reporting that russian hackers breached the white house's own classified computer system and red the president's e-mails that he sent and received. they apparently did not penetrate the servers that controlled the messages from his blackberry. some senior american officials say the breach is far more intrusive and worry some a than has been bub lickly acknowledged. >> social media is lighting up at president obama's annual try at comedy last night. >> a few months ago a drone crashed. but don't worry. we installed a new state of the art security system. [laughter] >> california is bone dry! y'all see the brown?

[laughter] >> he needed a glass of water! >> you have given this country so much and in like a year and a half and you've got to stop. >> celebrities were in washington d.c. for the white house correspondence dinner, essentially no one as the nerd prom. it was the annual political joke fest. and the controversial relationship with money will be one. topics discussed on "this week." the author of the book entitled "lincoln cash" will be interviewed about the former secretary of state contacts that became supporters of the privately financed clinton foundation. this week airs at 8:00 here on abc7 right after "good morning america weekend." >> time for bay area commuters

to take a hard look at option toss reduce fog and air pollution. tomorrow morning marks the beginning of the 2015 spare the air season. the air quality management district is encouraging commuters to not drive alone. that's one way to reduce pollution. others are riding a bike or taking public transit buses, trains. monday also marks the beginning of air quality awareness week that runs through may 1st. spare the air health alerts are issued when so zone pollution is forecast to reach unhealthy levels. and seems like we had an overabundance of those last year. >> right. usually the sagging air mass in the winter time. and we can keep the coast real cool today. in fact, the next couple days as the inland valleys continue to warm but it's only going to be for the next 48 hours. then we have the low fog and clouds return tonight. here's a look at the weather.

we don't have low clouds and fog this morning but it will be back. it will allow for the warmup to mainly arrive inland. temperatures now 40s in oakland. much, much cooler this morning. 44 morgan hill and 50 half moon bay. we are looking at a sunny afternoon all over the area. that's going allow for a pretty big warmup today and even bigger tomorrow. 44 napa, 45 petaluma. 50 in livermore. so the inland valleys today still warming but we look for the 80s to arrive for the bigger warmup come tomorrow. temperatures ranging this morning anywhere from 2 to 6 degrees cooler at the coast from the inland valleys. napa 9 degrees cooler. you may have felt it overnight. the clear air mass and the dryer northerly winds taking over today. that will allow later this afternoon for us to warm up quicker. and with plenty of sunshine it

should be a nice day. but at the coast there are still gusty winds. a sunny and warmer day today for most although still some 50s at the shoreline. for the inland valleys we will see more mid-80s tomorrow. but along the coast, once again, it will stay cool and the low clouds and fog actually will be hanging out at the shoreline. a very wide range for your monday. a look at the pacific satellite picture. high pressure is still offshore. we will have the warmer day today, tomorrow and then a trough will arrive come tuesday. this will allow for a pretty big drop on tuesday. and temperatures really don't move much after that. so we will see the low clouds and fog return tonight. here we are tomorrow morning. >> you can see all along the coast the sunny day inland. but we have the fog and the gray skies from point raise to the san mateo coast tomorrow afternoon. this is starting as soon as tomorrow. but as for today it should be a

sunny, very pleasant day with numbers in the low 70s from san jose to morgan hill. 70 santa cruz and that's a warmup. on the peninsula look at the sunny skies. mid-to upper 50s tore most. we could see a couple patches of fog with the cool day there. san francisco a few degrees warmer today at 64. up in the north bay, this is where you will see the big jump really with 75 in santa rosa and 73 around vallejo. 69 oakland today and 68 fremont. you head inland and plenty of 70s. some locations in the upper 70s from concord today to brentwood with live more at about 75 degrees. the accuweather seven-day forecast, the game over in oakland today should be in the upper 60s with the west wind. tomorrow looking at mid-80s and the westerly winds stay with us each and every day. keeping temperatures just in the upper 50s to near 60 at the coast. numbers mainly in the upper 70s in the inland valleys. very spring like with a breezy average. here's what is showing up on the

live doppler hd. you can see it anytime with our weather app. more information at abc7news.com/apps. so the little rain we just had, that could be it. >> wow. a big leap in terms of a warmup in temperatures. >> yeah. one day really tomorrow. >> monday? >> yep. >> thank you lisa. up next, tesla and the twitter (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

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trucks, s.u.v.'s loaded with new technology but is it all becoming too complicated? "7 on your side" checks out the frustrating features. here's michael finney. >> for decades the automatic shift lifters had three positions. you could see and feel the shifter go into position. now newer designs give you electronic levers, push buttons and even dials to get into gear. this bmw you push the electronic lever forward to go into reverse. it stays in gear, but the shifter pops back to center. and in this mercedes-benz, the shifter is where the windshield wiper lever usually is. >> for people with years of driving experience, the shifters just aren't intuitive. they force you to unlearn years of muscle memory. in an emergency you can easily revert back to old habits and put the car in the wrong gear.

>> the problem is. >> not intuitive. >> the new controls are even confusing to jeffrey, a car enthusiast. >> i don't believe one should ever have to pull out an owner's manual to figure out how to use lights and wipers. >> even turning the car on and off has gotten complicated. in this lincoln, the ignition button is on the dashboard where you can hit it by mistake. that happened to several drivers. so lincoln recalled the m k.c. earlier this year and is relocateth the switch. >> design can't get in the way of unction. controls need to be simple intuitive and save. >> and not force you to learn how to drive all over again. not all modern cars are overly complicated. many models from chevrolet honda and kia have simple, straightforward controls even though they have high-tech

features. michael finney "7 on your side." >> the palo alto automaker tesla had their twitter account and website taken over. they also attacked the twitter acount of the founder ian musk. it was resoared yesterday afternoon. abc7 news went to a construction site in san francisco where crews are building a pedestrian tunnel. drivers say detours until late tonight. the closer affects van ness between post and geary boulevard. another closer will take place in september. bart service is shut down between the fruitvale and another station in oakland. you can take becauses between the two stations but you should expect delays of up to an hour. regular service will resume tomorrow morning. much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news.

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>> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. good morning. 6:20 is the official sunrise. starting out from our roof camera. it looks calm here with winds pretty gusty in the higher elevations. that will transport warmer air to the surface. 44 morgan hill. a look at emeryville this morning where no fog to speak of. we have a few patches of fog right along the immediate

san mateo coast. but you can see the camera shaking from mt. tam. look for low 70s around san jose. and about 69 today in oakland. even inland. we will talk about how long this will last coming up. carolyn. lisa, thank you. delving news. nepal community said more than 2,000 people have been killed in the massive earthquake. hundreds of thousands spent the night outside in chilly weather. they are terrorized by aftershocks. many have lost their homes. abc7 news reporter has more. >> suddenly, without warning the shockwaves hit nepal. >> the ground shook quite loud for, i would say, about 30 seconds. >> a massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake hitting the himalayan country. >> we felt it shaking. >> the capital city, scenes of devastation. houses disappearing into pile of

rubbles and religion temples and historical monuments in pieces. everywhere people running for their lives. >> ran out into the street and heard screams. >> shaken residents then jolted by aftershocks. the terror returning again and again. >> every time that there was a shock, everyone would scream "it's coming again it's coming again" and the panic would rise. >> hundreds were outside. there is a desperate effort to pull survivors from the struck he will. picks and axes but help coming too late for many victims. not just in sit but in the mountains where there were huge avalanches and burying mountaineers beneath them. one climber a google executive, daniel fredinburg. google staying in a statement we lost one of our own in this tragedy. the heartbreak growing as more bodies are pulled from the

rubble. abc news, new york. >> information is slowly get to go members of the bay area about loved ones thousands of miles away. in berkeley the mount everest area, one employ' heard from her mother who was hurt in the quake. >> in my area it was like houses are down and there were like i think 12 people of that been killed already. >> there's a lack of any support in the sense that they don't have, you know proper equipment or even simple bedding or a sleeping bag to sleep outside in. >> local nepal business owners are also beginning to raise money for the earthquake victims. >> despite a lot of activity, they are downgrading the likelihood of another big eruption from a volcano in chile. they no longer expect it like they did thursday.

a few flights were careful as volcanic ash spread over more of the southern half of south america. in baltimore, calm returned after a day and night of unrest. it was over the deaths of a black man in custody. yesterday crowds swept through the streets and as night fell vandals set fire to cars and garbage bins. this, after the death, of mr. gray. he suffered a spinal injury after being arrested. gray's family is calling for calm. >> we follow the old thing an eye for an eye then we all lose our sight and the path for justice is right in fronts of our eye. >> police and baseball fans to briefly remain in their seats after last night's boston red sox-baltimore oriole game ended. that came after a violent protest erupted near camden

park. >> thousands rallied against same-sex marriage. yesterday speakers at the march for marriage were encouraging states to define marriage as a union between one man and one woman. the rally comes ahead of tuesday's same-sex marriage case argument before the u.s. supreme court which deals with states' rights. an inmate has died at a contra costa county jail. the jail said the woman collapsed while receiving medical treatment at the west county detention facility in richmond. staff performed cpr on her. paramedics later pronounced the 51-year-old antioch resident dead. the city of petaluma is talking about ways to cut water use. tomorrow city leaders will meet to discuss what conversation measures can be improved. from reducing water use to recycling water. one possible conversation measure leaders will not be

discussing is a temporary building moratorium. petaluma was the first sonoma county city to publicly discuss a moratorium on development. but the city council backed off that idea. the city needs affordable housing and rental units, but doesn't want to overtap water resources. a homeowner's association in the east bay is teaching its residents to conserve during the drought. abc7 news was at the village yesterday as homeowners learned how to make their lawns more drought resistance. experts showed them how to sheet mulch, which is layering compose, cardboard and mulch on your lawn. they also found out which plants require the least amount of water. one homeowner said this is a much better option than having a brown lawn. >> it's doing something really good to benefit my neighborhood and the natural life.

>> for information on how to sheet mulch, you can go to our website abc7news.com. >> this morning a ward inside the hospital where the royal baby will be born is closed because of a super bug. indicate still plans to give birth at the hospital. they have 8 patience in a separate area of the building. all of them have delivered. their second baby could be born any day now. >> up ahead, turning dirty and undrinkable water. something rerefreshing. they are hoping their water bottle could mean the end of bottled water. >> and here is a live look from our east bay hills cam. get ready for a warmup this week. lisa argen will be along shortly with a full accuweather forecast.

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lisa argen will be along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. trouble at three california refineries. two in the bay area. it's behind the rising gas prices according to dust industry experts. a flaring problem in richmond and maintenance issues in martinez have affected the state's oil market. some prices have jumped 20 cents a gallon and it's going to get worse. take a look at some bay area gas prices. san francisco drivers are paying $3.54 for a gallon of regular unleaded. oakland pumps showing $3.38 a gallon and san jose at $3.40. prices could jump a dime this week alone. if you are going to wash the car when you fill up you don't have to worry about rain. >> no, no. in fact, we are looking at a dry week ahead. not too many warm days. although the warmest weather will be kept in check because we

have a gusty wind that will stay with us along the coast. from our roof cam you can see a pretty start to the day. slightly warmer weather today, the warmest day of the week. and we are going to stay cool at our beaches. that's coming up. >> thank you lisa. and are you excited? the warriors complete a four-game sweep of the pelicans! steph curry had another magnificent game. we have the high ha, you better have a jet pack under there turtle. tortoise, actually. on your marks, get set...go! later road kill. huh, huh. on your left, coming thru! hmm. plot twist. woo hoo! who's your turtle? (huh?) introducing the hair-raising power and performance of the mercedes-amg gt. it's no fairytale. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face.

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>> in sports warriors playoff tickets for the western conference semifinals go on sale to the general public on thursday morning at 10:00. last night golden state advanced to the second round by sweeping the pelicans. here's collin resch. he has the highlights in this

morning's sports. >> a dramatic comeback win in game three and the warriors staggered the pelicans. it happened against the wolves. then finished them off last night in game four. golden state with their first series sweep since the 1975 nba finals. positive thinking. green had a game. draymond two shy of a triple-double. the warriors liking all game. shaun livingston to draymond. warriors up 13 at the half. third quarter steph. over the shoulder to harrison barns. and steph two rebounds, one shy of a triple-double. the 30-point lead heading into the fourth. new orleans one last look. ward, and the lead cut to ten. curry answered. anthony davis, and steph goes for 39. davis 36. love that move. the lead is down to 7.

greene an attack. he had 22 points. splash brothers 10 of 15 from downtown. klay thompson goes for 25. this is how you close a team out. 109-98, the final. warriors moving on to the western conference semifinals. >> i thought tonight was our best effort of the series and i'm very pleased with the effort and i'm very pleased that i don't have to see anthony davis until november at the earliest. >> everybody showed up. everybody had a piece of it. and we knew we would need that. they are a very good basketball club. everyone was going to have to contribute and tonight everyone did that. >> 16 wins to get to the postseason. and the composure they kept, a huge comeback last game and the run in the fourth quarter tonight to close out the series, it's a big deal. we have to learn a lot from it.

>> an impressive first-round performance by the warriors. the giants have won four out of five. thethe big reason why? big justin maxwell. they of he continues to play hot. opposite field two-run homer in the sixth, or was it? stopped at home plate. they want to review it. this is what they ka. clearly got over the wall. bottom of the nine, one out. the ball for matt duffy, what is he doing? it's double play, isolates over. 4-4. going to extra innings. 11th inning. joe, the bunt. he is safe and giants hang on for the 5-4 win in 11 innings. a's, second inning. jose, a three-run blast. they give up 6 runs in 1 2/3.

john reddick and former a chris carter knocked in louie. all after the 9-3 finals. a's lost three straight and four of their last five. next stop for golden state either memphis or portland. grizzlies took a 3-0 series lead on the blazers last night. they can close out that series tomorrow night. with a look at morning sports. i'm collin resch. have a great day everyone! >> we will! and you too collin. lisa, just heating up? >> yeah.. >> not you but the weather. >> no i'm going stay calm, cool and collected. good morning everyone. the weather will be warming up in some spots. but we have a trough that will visit us midweek. that will allow the temperatures to go up and down the next seven days. we will sort it all out for you. right now 6:20 and the sunrise setting at 7:55. 13 hours and 35 minutes. day light. right now the stratosphere is

offshore as well as a big ridge of high pressure that will be building in. here's a look at our roof camera. it is a very nice start to your sunday. temperatures are much cooler, though. it's 44 in morgan hill with 52 in san francisco. so everywhere waking up to a cooler air mass. you probably felt that yesterday towards the evening hours. emeryville right now, 44 in napa and low 50s concord and livermore. we will have a healthy on shore flow. if you are by the coast bring the be jackets. it will be breezy and cooler for the next several days. in fact we probably won't manage more than about 62 in some spots. hayward, livermore and san jose up in the north bay and by the delta, 9 degrees of cooling with 7 degrees of cooling right now in oakland. so a roof camera. the upper elevations, a little breezy and we will see that well-mixed atmosphere result in a warmer day today.

the warmest day of the work week will be tomorrow but not for everyone. we won't warm up dramatically closer to the shoreline. it will get quite toasty with 80s arriving tomorrow. let's take it day-to-day from the pacific satellite picture. here's the high i spoke of. situated offshore. building today and tomorrow. then it moves to the east and the trough of low pressure slides down from the north. it that happens then we will see the cooler weather come midweek and then things turn around a bit for thursday into friday. today everyone is sunny and warmer from the mid-50s in in the northern sierra after yesterday's snowfall. only within a couple of inches to a foot here. looking very pretty in the sierra. 62 in the suggests earn sierra with 73 in los angeles. still kind of breezy through the pass around southern california. and we do look for the temperatures today in the mid-to upper 70s depending on where you are. and the inland east bay. that may bump up dramatically

into the 80s. notice we are warmer back into the mid-80s. let's look at oakland quickly. you notice upper 60s, mid-70s. here's the drop tuesday and wednesday. then the warmup again on thursday and friday. maybe some better luck today over in the east bay with the high of 69 today. 65 in san mateo, 73 san jose. a look at the coast. just upper 50s bodega bay and a little fog along the coast. over in oakland mid-60s. game time 1:05. the accuweather seven-day forecast will warm up today, tomorrow and slightly cooler tuesday and wednesday. and then notice we say into the mid-and upper 70s inland. still kind of mild around the bay by the end of the week. so looking very typical. >> with any hope of more? >> yeah. >> all right. thanks lisa. americans spend billions of dollars a year on bottled water. and unfortunately many of those plastic bottles end up in landfills.

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. >> good morning i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday april 26th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. just a few more days of april. starting out clear and cool. atmosphere much dryer this morning from the exploratorium camera. >> we will look at temperatures