live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is "abc 7 news." >> the time is 8:00. glad to have you with us on this saturday morning, may 2nd. cooler temperatures for the start of the weekend. here's meteorologist with a first look at live doppler 7 hd. hi. >> hi, chris. it's a cloudy start here in the city. in the north bay, the peninsula. but across the bay, sunshine and that's where we start. from our east bay hills camera you're looking out towards mt. diablo where it will be a cooler afternoon. as much as ten degrees cooler. 54 degrees at the coast. that's the only warmer spot this

morning. everyone else is already feeling the affects of the taller, deeper marine layer that is increasing the relative humidity. the air quality is good and we'll have that afternoon sea breeze keeping the coast cool and cloudy in the 50s. 63 downtown. upper 60s over into oakland. today still a few 80s inland but not tomorrow. we'll have that forecast for you coming up. chris? lisa thank you. new developments out of london. it's a girl for the royal family family. duchess of cambridge gave birth weighing 8 pounds and 3 ounces. abc news reporter has more. >> reporter: royal baby number two is here and it's a girl. her name not yet revealed. but the formal birth announcement will be on display outside buckingham palace and more modern tweet sent from kensington palace. the duke and duchess expected to come out and introduce the newest royal just as they did nearly two years ago with a

newborn baby george. as for a name for the fourth in line to the throne speculation has been swirling for weeks. >> favorite names at the moment are very traditional names. william and kate went for traditional names with george. i think people are thinking they're going to go the same way this time. favorite girl's name elizabeth queen's name victoria, other royal names alex charlotte, alexandra. >> reporter: the new family of four will spend a few days a t their official home in london kensington palace, before heading to their ten bedroom george and country estate. the duke taking two weeks paternity leave from his new job as an air ambulance helicopter pilot. while the duchess expected to take more time than she did after her first child. perhaps waiting several months before returning to her royal duties. and being the modern royals that they are, the couple have no current plans to hire an extra

nanny. abc news, london. and video just in moments ago of prince william departing the hospital to cheers from the crowd that gathered there. we know the duke of cambridge was there for the bytebirth of his girl but prince george wasn't. he will soon return to the hospital to be with daughter and mom. in developing news contra costa county sheriff's deputies are at the scene of a homicide in bay point. they responded to a call from the restaurant around 2:00 this morning where they found nine people hurt, including two people trapped underneath a vehicle. one of the injured has died. authorities say witnesses told them a man began driving through the parking lot hitting people on purpose. clean-up is under way in oakland after may day protests turned destructive. abc news was there last night as police officers made several arrests at 13th and broadway. more than a dozen people were arrested. the evening began quietly enough

when nearly 500 protesters met a squirmish line of police in riot gear at broadway and 7th. protester turned around down broadway and that's when the destruction began. windows were broken out of the wells fargo bank you see here. telegraph and 30th at least 40 vehicles at a car dealership were smashed and a few cars were set on fire. at telegraph and 28th vabd dalls tossed a steel divider into a kfc restaurant while customers were eating inside. >> it hurts my feelings that we have people walk around here doing things that are uncalled for. you don't have to do this to get your voices heard. you know? all you have to do is come together. you don't have to vandalize. >> maytraditionally celebrates workers' rights but this recent years it has grown as a protest to police brutality and in support of social justice. looking at the new video just in to our newsroom of the damage at auto row -- in oakland.

this video was taken just moments ago. and with the daylight video you can see the extent of the damage to cars. windows out of car dealership was smashed in. again, about 40 cars were damaged in all. hundreds of may day demonstrators marched through san francisco. they chanted for immigrant rights and held signs for $12.25 minimum wage that kicked in yesterday. down in san jose dozens called for an increase to the $10 minimum wage there. they also said may day was not just about labor issues but police brutalities against minorities rchls in baltimore thousands marched in seldcelebration after six police officers were charged in the death of freddie gray. he died from a spinal injury he suffered while in police custody last month. another large march is scheduled for later today. charges against the six officers seen here on your screen range from involuntary manslaughter to second degree murder. back here at home police in pittsburgh are investigating or

two people were shot to death at a home that was targeted by robbers earlier this week. it happened last night at home about a block away from foothill elementary school. investigators are still trying to determine if the homeowner interrupted a burglary and shot them. four people were arrested after a home invase/robbery at the same location earlier this week. time now is 8:06. hawaiian airlines flight the expected to return to oakland after being forced to make an emergency landing. passengers on flight 24 in maui going out yesterday afternoon on flights. one man from walnut creek told the honolulu star advertiser he heard a strange sound in the landing gear after takeoff. the plane veered an didn't rise fast enough. two passengers went to the hospital with minor injuries. the pilot reported smoke and odor in the cockpit. the boxing world will be focused on las vegas today. for the first time those two were on the same card was nearly

14 years ago right here in san francisco. abc 7 news reporter talks to the guy who helped put that fight together. >> reporter: in 2007 willie brown was celebrating the first championship in the city in decades. when you look at the program from that night mayweather versus chavez was the big draw and buried in the back pages was undercard fighter manny pacquiao. >> we purposely selected that fight, taking very small money, just so he would get to be known by filipino community in the bay area. >> reporter: back then sydney hall was pacquiao's attorney. he said the young fighter always had a clear idea of what he wanted to accomplish. big weigh in and face-off against mayweather is part of an amazing journey. >> to him it might be an interesting dream come true because he visualized all of this. >> reporter: this pictures of pacquiao's first days in the bay area were shot by daily city resident jason. that's him on the far left

flying to macaw with the fighter me talked with me from pacquiao's room in las vegas. he says this fight is more than just about money. effort filipino-american community. >> it's a first for us. this generation. we rally behind him. >> reporter: hall says he's not sure how the fight will turn out but his old friend manny is sure to come out a winner because he's more than just a fighter, he's a personality. abc7 news. so many people will be tuning in for that match later today, lisa. >> definitely. it's going to be a nice weekend. temperatures already cooled off in some spots yesterday. it was 90 in our east bay valleys. concorde and livermore. how about low 80s today. right now it's sunny and 57 both in concorde and live more. you can see the low clouds there. we'll talk about where the marine layer is affecting most of you in cooling you off. cloudy for some. that's all coming up. lisa thank you. coming up the options you have for watching the warriors this weekend and why the best one

might be where you are right now. we'll explain. plus, it cost millions of dollars to put out. why the charges against the

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time now is 8:11. for those of you just joining us thank you for choosing us to start your day. live look outside at the golden gate bridge. hopefully we'll see that sun peeking through in san francisco later. lisa will have your forecast coming up. warriors fans are getting ready for playoff game against the memphis grizzlies. if you don't have one don't worry. we'll have the game for you here on abc7. but first we checked in with the fans about their plans for the big game. >> the fans are said to be the loudest in the nba and the team is knowing for playing a fast-paced game, both able to fuel each other's passion for the game. >> the oohs and ahs from the crowd, how they are just right there behind you waiting to clinch that win every night. >> reporter: the team has had a

week long break. they looked rested and prepared to face the memphis grizzlies, a team known for slowing down the pace of the game. >> it was about time we are going to take it all this year. >> reporter: the last time the warriors won an nba championship was in 1975 as underdogs. fans like blake and his daughter wish they could get tickets. >> it's impossible unless you know someone. >> i'm going to enjoy the game. hopefully with family and friends, unless you send me to the game. >> reporter: sports bars will be packed on sunday so if you don't want to watch it there or from your home on abc7, there are options. the alameda theater and sin plex will show the game for free. tickets went on sell and are sure to sell out quickly. >> just trying to reach out. and that's what we like to do, is to give back to the community and create a connection with the community, it's really different from any other theater that you will find anywhere. >> reporter: the proceeds from some of the food items they sell

will go towards the warriors children charity. last game shown here helped to raise $12,000. game one tips off tomorrow at 12:30 followed by "after the game." they will have postgame reaction. warriors pride will be featuring fan photos on air and online. use the #dubson7 so we can easily find them. emotional plea for help this morning from a man passing through san francisco. the widower was on his way to oregon to scatter his wife's ashes when his car was stolen in the richmond district. his wife's ashes are in the car. here's abc7 news reporter katie with more. >> it's like a promise we made to each other. >> reporter: philip is on an emotional journey. he left his home in new mexico

bound for the pacific northwest with precious cargo in his car. >> i was heading to oregon because my wife indicated that she would like her ashes put in the ocean at a certain place in oregon where she spent some time. >> reporter: philip, a musician and his wife amy, a writer, singer, and artist had only been together four years when she died of cancer in january. >> truz the best time for both of news our lives. >> reporter: amy's ash rest gone taken along with the blue '97 honda civic stolen this week. philip posted this ad on criagslist describing the contents of the car which include years as well as amy's poems and jerusalem s journals. philip is staying at friend's house for now. he will wait as long as he can before leaving. he's still going to oregon.

hopefully he will still be able to fulfill his promise when he gets there. >> mail carriers in san mateo are not only delivering letters but making an appeal to help stamp out hunger. it's hosted each year by they have become the most reliable agents to collect food. the carriers today are notifying customers they can leave a bag of nonperishable food items next to their mailboxes next saturday for pickup. the donations go to local food banks. costco greeter says he's richer than bill gates because of the emotional support he's received has launched the store's campaign for sick children. a bc7 news in danville yesterday as aly smith took donations for ucff children's hospital in oakland. smith is sick himself. he has bone cancer and multiple sclerosis but you wouldn't know

it from his super hero cape flashy glasses and upbeat attitude. he kicked off the fund-raiser after customers raised money for him and decided to give all that money to the kids. >> what's happening is really a miracle, that all of this attention is being brought to them. >> $65,000 has been raised so far. criminal charges against a hunter accuse of starting a massive wildfire near yosemite two years ago have been dropped. the rim fire was one of the biggest fires in california history but prosecutors say they can't prove their case after two of their key witnesses died. reporter tim daully has more. >> reporter: the rim fire started at the bottom of the river canyon between groveland and yosemite then quickly moved in all possible directions. months later a columbia man was charged with starting the illegal camp fire that got out of control. at the time some people who had been threatened by the rim fire weren't kind. >> i just think he's an idiot. i mean, who would light a fire

in the middle of august in a crispy little river canyon. it's complete stupidity. >> reporter: now the anger will rise further with the news two witnesses in the case to prosecute emerald have died, one, a friend of emerald's died in february in a workplace accident court records show cal fire pilot jerry bonner was the other witness. he rescued emerald from the canyon when the fire took off. bonner died in march of natural causes. without those witnesses the case against emerald is dropped. >> that's pretty sad. yeah. we're pretty disgusted with it. i mean, if it's truly his fault that, you know, he should pay the consequences. >> reporter: this neighborhood near the community of pine mountain lake barely survived the rim fire. a resident has this proposal for emerald now that he won't face what could have been a sentence of 11 years in prison. >> i would have like to have seen you know at least him put on a fire crew for every weekend

for the rest of his life. >> reporter: emerald has turned down all attempts by reporters for interviews. the rim fire two summers ago destroyed 11 home, caused 10 injuries and more than $125 million to fight. tim daily for abc7 news. 8:19. lisa, some parts of the bay area seeing sun others seeing gray skies. >> it's been funny in the east bay but you, too, will cool down this afternoon by ten degrees. yesterday was 90 both in concorde and livermore. you can see the low clouds and fog banked up along the coast. that's where it will stay keeping our beaches gray and certainly cool with numbers in the 50s. but yesterday that southerly surge, boy did you feel it from the coast to the north bay and the peninsula. and 80s yesterday were knocked down throughout the afternoon. and today we're going to see more low 80s. so nice looking start. sfo you can see a little line a deck of low clouds.

55 in oakland. good morning san jose. 55 for you. a 4, half-moon bay. and the cloud cover here from the roof camera will lift and we'll see a sunny breezy afternoon towards the ballpark. it will be a supposed any day today. fairfield, you have a wind gusts up to 32 miles an hour. the good news is relative humidity is out. air quality is much better. temperatures continue to come down for most neighborhoods. you really maximize your cooling. yesterday in petaluma napa santa rosa and san francisco. it was 70 in santa cruz yesterday. today it will be mostly cloudy partly supposed any at times. and temperatures will be cool at our beaches. this is the forecast that we're going to be replaying over and over for the next several days, weeks, months. yes, this is our pattern where we have got the cloudy start at the coast. also around the bay. sunny inland. and then cooler for all areas over the weekend. tomorrow will be the cooler day out of the two. and we'll look for the seasonal weather pattern to continue into next week. fog footprint from visible

picture right now shows that it's clear out by the delta. very gusty winds though. that's transporting the cooler air to our inland east bay. and that should feel pretty good. by that 9:00, the fog continues to retreat. you will be sunny around hayward, castro valley. it's going to take another hour for the rest of san francisco to be sunny. but it will be cloudy right along the coast. it has been. so don't expect any sunshine here. and temperatures will be cool. even in the sunset the richmond, you will have the cloudy skies and we'll look for a pretty nice afternoon. still above average though in our inland east bay with numbers in the 80s. the last day 80s there. 70s arrive tomorrow. mid 70s today for and santa cruz dropping another four or five degrees. 74 redwood city. 73 in menlo park. here are the clouds. 58 in pacifica. breezy. up in the north bay, you really cooled off yesterday.

so today much of the same. 73. sonoma near east bay, 67 in berkeley with sunny skies. union city 73. here are some of the 80s but still very pleasant from san ramone to walnut creek. 78 there. 80 in pleasanton. so maybe another win today hopefully with temperatures in the 60s. sunny day at at&t park with breezy winds. acuweather seven-day forecast looks at temperatures continuing to tumble. should be nice though with very little variation from the coast to bay to inland. this is what we should have for the first week of may. you can see the doppler 7 hd any time with the weather app. google play and we will have more information at abc7 abc7news.com/app. not a typical pattern. >> lisa thank you. investigation under way in washington. the mistakes that have cap

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we continue to follow new developments out of england where the duchess of cambridge gave byte to a baby girl. prince william briefly left the hospital but returned a short time ago when he returned with his son george. the newest addition to the royal family weighed in at 8 pounds, 3 ounces. she is the first princess born

into the british royal family since her great aunt princess ann in 1950. investigation under way in washington after reports that u.s. capitol police officers left loaded guns in bathroom stalls while on duty. reports by congressional quarterly and roll call described three similar incidents. in january an officer with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell left a pistol in a toilet seat cover holder. john boehner's security officers left a gun behind after using a toilet near the congressman's office. the loaded gun was found by a young child who used the rest room later. last month a housekeeper working at capitol police headquarters found a misplaced gun while cleaning. up next, the lasting impression left by two young women from kenya. we'll have more about the educational opportunity they're getting here in the bay area. plus hacking the hood. an award winning bay area program that aims to bridge the digital divide.

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crème. thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris win. we're starting with a quick look at the forecast. let's send it over to meteorologist lisa argen. >> the picture does tell the story. cloudy skies in san francisco. low 50s here going for a high of

63 today. it's 55 with sunny skies in san jose and san carlos. mid 50s for you. blanket of low clouds departing soon. you will see a very comfortable day with a return to mid 70s up in the north bay. 57 coastline. 63 in the city. around the bay mid 60s to low 70s and still some 80s to speak of in our inland valleys. but we will talk about your cooler sunday in just a few minutes. chris? new this morning, president obama is reaffirming his commitment to expanding access to education and spread the joy of reading. in his weekly address the president spoke from a public library near the capitol. it's also the same place where he chatted with middle school students earlier this week. >> we spent some time talking about better lives and how we all care about their success and how that starts with a good education. so one thing i announced here is a new project by libraryies and major publishers to provide more than $250 million in free

e-books for low-income students. >> the president also issued a challenge to mayors and school leaders to help every student get a library card. adding that a great education is with the ticket to a better life. a bay area non-profit that created a school for girls in east africa invited two of those students to go to school here for a little while. they spent three weeks at a school and as abc7 news anchor reports, they are determined to become leaders in kenya. ♪ >> reporter: this video from the academy website shows the girls who attend this tuition-free boarding school near nairobi, kenya. bridge, it was founded by a san raf fell couple jason and jenny daugherty. the girls are from 18 different tribes from east africa that go to school peacefully together, live on the campus, and are learning to be leaders. >> volleyball? >> yeah.

>> reporter: two students came to america for the first time to attend the boarding school in the valley for three weeks. they were welcomed by other students who acted as ambassadors. >> so you feel pretty lucky that you were chosen to come here. >> reporter: they already know what they want to do their lives, even before they graduate. >> discriminated and want to go and hear their voices. i would love to be a general just like you. >> reporter: their principal, victoria, came with the girls. she said students are highly motivated in spite of their circumstances. >> some girls do not have parents. others have parents but are so poor to the point that they don't have a job and they have to be away from the children to find money. >> we provide a four-year scholarship for them. when they leave the program they have life skills training and they exit our program being

prepped for college career, and community. >> i fell in love with east africa were jason a california high schoolteacher and football coach con vipsvinced his wife to start a school in kenya. they asked the government nor died dance. >> it was clearly high school, specifically for girls of poverty. >> reporter: they a among the lucky ones. only 30 students are selected each year. >> it takes about $2500 to educate a girl for one year at the academy. >> reporter: founder of the marin founder charity went to keb kenya to see the program. >> one of my goals is to educate girls around the world. >> reporter: they are learning about american education and about building relationships. >> to see these very successful girls who are very friendly and are just great young women i think it says a lot to our kids about how kids are around the world. >> some people are homeless and i would like to build home for them. >> i want to show people it's

not all about killing each other or destroying each other, but it's more of unity and loving each other. >> reporter: cheryl jennings abc7 news. >> the academy is holding a fund-raiser in berkeley tomorrow to expand and include more girls. you can go to our website for details. the government of nepal is putting out an urgent appeal for aid this morning. you're looking at new video showing the extent of the damage. the death toll stands at more than 6600 and officials say there is little time left to find anyone who might be alive in the rubble. 400,000 families need tents to live in temporarily but the government has only been able to provide 29000. salt sugar, and grains are needed as well. you can contribute to the relief and recovery efforts in nepal by texting the word nepal to 90999 to make an automatic $10 donation to the red cross or you can call them at

1-800-red-cross. 8:34 is our time. they happen all the time around the bay area. hacka thons and events. this is no different except for one thing the people doing it may be the farthest thing from your average techies. jonathan bloom explains. >> this is my site. >> reporter: it's a skill every techie should have presenting in front of a panel of judges at the end of a frenzied hack-a-thon. >> everything was very even. >> she is not a techie. >> i work at marshalls in emeryville. still $9 an hour. >> reporter: it's a common story in west oakland. >> the young people we work with are from communities where they don't know anybody who gets on the google box they don't know what the opportunities are and that if they did know they wouldn't know how to get the training. we're trying to fix that. >> reporter: susan runs hack the hood a program to bring the high paying tech industry one

step closer to the young people who need it the most. >>ing looking for a job but i was having trouble finding a job. >> hack the hood doesn't charge tuition. in fact, the young people they accept can actually make money learning to design websites for local businesses. >> it's the best thing in the world coming from uc davis where i owe them right now $20,000, you know for going to class. right here i actually get money to go to class. >> the program does b teach high-level coding skills. it's more about building a foundation for young people who like technology but might never have thought they could have a career in it. >> it is inspiring, these economically disadvantaged kids of color to be more to do more. >> at a time when the industry needs them. >> if you're running a company and you see the graduating classes that are overwhelmingly white and asian male how do you balance your workforce? it's not easy. >> that's why they invited hack the hood to the annual conference holding the hack day event right under microsoft ibm

and oracle. >> she already applied for a internship. >> i always wanted to make a change and make a difference. and which better way to make a difference than to bridge the gap in tech with diversity. >> in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. still to come, a decade old mystery finally solved. with a cupertino couple uncovered a check for $11,000 that they misplaced a long time ago. first, a live look outside from our emoryeryville camera this morning. no major traffic issues on our bay area freeways. how is the weather shaping up? lisa will return with the full forecast in just a few m

time now is 8:40. a live look from our kgo roof camera. you see the flags blowing around. a little breezy right now. lisa returns with a full forecast in just a little bit. after nearly 13 years the case of a missing $11,000 check has been solved. michael finney has more now on why it was all worth the wait. >> robert and shirley hall remember the day in 2002. it was a day both would rather forget. >> my great aunt passed away. >> reporter: the cupertino couple were the only surviving

relatives that would have to travel out of state to make funeral arrangements. earlier that same day they had gone to the now shut down world savings and closed out their certificate of deposit of more than $11,000. when they returned a month later the check was nowhere to be found. shirley had misplaced it. >> naturally i think anybody would have felt miserable losing that much money. especially when it was for our granddaughter. >> reporter: the cupertino couple had hoped to earmark the money for 2-year-old alexandria's college fund. this is something that haunted them for years. >> we continued thinking about it since it was a large amount. and we looked everywhere. and neither one of us could remember where she put it. >> reporter: through it all shirley said her husband remained calm. >> he doesn't get mad at me. >> really? >> yeah. we've been married 67 years. i guess that might have a little something to do with it. >> reporter: fast forward to 2013, the halls decided they would donate their dining room

set. that included this hutch. they cleaned out the drawers and in the bottom drawer underneath a mat was that long lost check. >> wow. i was pretty flabbergasted. >> reporter: here's a copy of the check. unfortunately it was void after 90 days. by this time world savings had been bought out twice. first by wachovia in 2008, then by wells fargo in 2013. wells fargo said it could find no record of the check. the state controller's office which helps people find their unclaimed money said the same thing. also written on the check was the notation that it was payable through preferred bank, no luck there. no luck either at american express, which apparently issued the check. the couple finally contacted 7 on your side and we contacted the controller's office. on friday the 13th the controller's office said it had

found the check and sent the couple their money. >> i put it in the bank right away. >> reporter: the controller's office admitted it could have done a better job tracking down the check the first time. and also said, american express failed to report the halls as the owners of the uncashed check as required by law. the controller's office also suggests the halls should have requested a replacement check the moment they lost it. >> i'll let people know that 7 on your side is on your side. >> reporter: little alexandria is now in high school and expects to have to pay for college in a couple of years partly with the gift from her grandparents. >> that was michael finney reporting p weapon have information about how to find unclaimed money about abc7.com. go to the sections tab and check on 7 on your side. 8:43 is our time. great start to the weekend for some parts of the bay area. hopefully more sun later today. >> not right here. golden gate bridge camera.

cloudy at the coast like it has been with temperatures just in the 50s p you go a little bit to the east and you have the sun. i'll tell you about the wind and the temperatures though when we come back. lisa thank you. still to come, the giants looking for a win in their showdown with the angels. abc7 news sports directler have that and more co discover brookside and discover an exciting combination of tastes. rich, dark chocolate covering soft centers. flavored with exotic fruit juices. it's chocolate and fruit flavors like you've never experienced before.

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we've ban following developments where kate the duchess of cambridge gave birth to a baby girl. moments ago we saw prince william and prince george arrive at the hospital. live look from st. mary's hospital. the birth was announced just before 3:30 pacific time. weighs in at 8 pounds 3 ounces. the first princess born into the british royal family since her great aunt princess ann in 1950. exciting day for all of england but much of the world has been tuned in to baby watch the last few months. >> he was very cute waving, little brother there. we have a nice afternoon today. waiting it out over in our east bay. yesterday really the temperatures came down all around the bay except for you folks that experience those 90s from brentwood to concorde to livermore. but take a look. right now low clouds and fog along the coast. that's where it will stay. lit be cloudy. in the 50s. and you can see the marine layer

here. it will cool you off. low 80s today will be the warmest numbers. out towards brentwood and antioch. temperatures tomorrow even cooler. san jose, 55. as well as san carlos in oakland, 53 in the city where it is sunny at the airport. and half-moon bay, a few degrees warmer. the clouds are parting here. and so the gray lifting a little bit. it will be breezy, low 60s in the city. 51 santa rosa. all the gray up in the north bay taking a little bit longer but boy, that southerly surge yesterday felt pretty good in the afternoon. but not everyone experienced it. southwesterly wind bringing the cooler air into the delta today. and here at the beach, temperatures came down to about 70 in santa cruz today. cooler. cloudy coast and bay this morning. inland sunny and sunshine works just about to the coast. but it's not going to make it. it's going to be great. we will look for the cooler temperatures into tomorrow as well with numbers out of the 80s for the most part. so high pressure continues to

drift to the east taking the heat, the dome of heat with it. and marine layer of growing tall ever and spreading into the valleys tomorrow. this morning the cooler air was transported but not the fog. so you were sunny in our east bay valleys. still hot though from yosemite 82 there. 88 in sacramento. cooler and the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm in the high country. look for 78 in los angeles. and let's show you where you're going to be throughout much of the week in san jose. today, 77. yesterday was in the 80s. tomorrow will be another four or five degrees cooler. notice low 70s around monday and tuesday. and not much of a bump throughout the rest of the week. so no heat coming back. you know, when we do have that heat it's only usually a one- or two-day deal. looking at 69 for oakland today with cooler numbers. tomorrow, monday, and then a bit of a bump up for you as well. but looking like the numbers should for the first week of may

nothing too extreme. 74 in fremont. palo alto, upper 70 frz san jose. 72 in napa. if you head towards clover dale and brentwood you will have some 80s. acruweather, 70. tomorrow, more gray pushing east to start out. another sunny afternoon breezy wind for the coast. the waves are going to kick up come tomorrow. and that will keep the beaches kind of dangerous. they always are. it's going to be cloudy and cool all week long at the coast. >> in terms of the sunshine where people need sunscreen? >> it's always a good idea. but staying pretty gray there. >> cool. thank you. turning sports. as looking to do something about the two-game losing streak. the giants taking on the angels. how did they do? sports director larry has the highlights. >> good morning. after dropping two of three in l.a. the giants returned home to face the other l.a. the angels in town to start a weekend

series. nice night to go sailing, or was it? hang on. chris heston's given up one run or less. struck out sixth. in the fifth, andrew, bloop single to right. not so fast, my friends. cole leaps and grabs. spectacular. bottom seventh. susak, revenge. beyond the reach. angel scores. bottom of the ninth. 2-2 game. bases loaded for pinch-hitting joe who is so clutch. bronco in to score. game over. drive home safely. giants win it by a score of 3-2 on orange friday. as in texas trying to snap their two h game losing streak. fans in arlington. scott allowed three runs and the mars 2-0, texas. as rallied from six down on thursday. came up short. last night down five. homer, 5-1 rangers.

steven and josh have rbis. brett lori opposite way to complete the comeback. that's a double. max munsey. and reddick score. go on to win it by a score of 7-5. nba news. warriors general manager bob myers was named the nba execive of the year receiving 13 place first votes from fellow league execs. andrew was very happy to be at the news conference. myers, part of a decision to keep clay thompson instead of trading in the off season and rather emotional discussing the job. >> being a general manager or executive of any sport is hard because you are away from your family a lot, but it's fantastic job. but it's -- you make sacrifices to do it. but in this job specifically working for this team it's been

well worth it. >> real emotion there. day two nfl draft, mario edwards jr. in the second round. 89 tackles at sfu. 23 for lawson. in the third round they go offense and take tight end clyde out of miami. the 49ers took safety tart. look out. from sanford university in alabama in the second round. tart is a very big hitter. also took defensive end eli harold from virginia in the third round. three picks for the niners so far in this draft. all of them on the defensive side of the ball. don't forget game one of the warriors grizzlies playoff series right here tomorrow. 12:30 in the afternoon here on abc7 followed by all the postgame live from oracle on "after the game." have a great weekend, everybody. coming up the heart of san francisco's mission district will beat with a spirit of mexico and latin america today. where to go to catch

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h here are the winning numbers from last night's mega millions drop. nobody picked off six to tuesday's jackpot grows to $110 million. cinco de mayo is next tuesday but the annual celebration of the 1862 victory of the mexican army over french forces will be held this afternoon in san francisco.

valencia street between 21st and 24th is closed in anticipation of the celebration. dancers in native costumes as well as bands and artists will combine for an unforgettable day of honoring mexican and latin american culture. the fun begins at 10:00 and runs until 3:00. proceeds benefit the mission neighborhood center. a lot of people heading out for that. >> yeah. the clouds are peeling across the bay. we're brightening up over in san francisco. parts of it anyway. it will be 63 with breezy skies. breezy winds, and sunny skies by the afternoon. 74 in fremont. 80s inland. that's ten degrees cooler than yesterday. and the temperatures continue to cool for your sunday afternoon. no nothing real life significance in the look ahead in terms of heat. we'll have the usual low clouds and fog. keeping the relative humidity up and the air quality good. >> just a regular day. >> yeah. >> regular spring day. lisa, thank you. for lisa argen and the rest of our team i'm chris, must thanks nor joinfor joining us.

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