>> it's saturday, march 26th. thanks for being with us. i'm chris nguyen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning. >> 48 in fremont. it's in the low to lower 50s from novato to san francisco. that's anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees cooler than it was yesterday morning. so grab the jacket if you are out early and by the midmorning hours plenty ever sunshine will warm us back up through the

50s. but by about 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon we are in the low 70s from fremont to livermore, san jose and los gatos with the upper 60s to near 70 around the bay. we will talk about easter sunday and the cool down ahead come up. chris. >> thank you. an 8-year-old shot in the east bay. this morning we are learning he is out of surgery and expected to survive. the drive-by shooting happened at la salle avenue and carmel drive in concord. police are still looking for the suspect. here's abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow. >> concord police say the 8-year-old boy was playing in front of his own home when he was shot in his upper body. >> two white males in a silver honda drove up to the residence and sounded like they fired one single shot. >> from sky 7hd you see forensic investigators searching with

flash lights, searching for evidence. they do not know if the home was targeted, but they say they are familiar with the address. officers say they have been called out recently for various disturbances. >> we want to know why, why these guys would shoot, especially with children in front of the house. >> i really do hope he pulls through and is able to move on. and the family is able to continue to protect their children. >> police say the boy's family initially drove him to john muir medical center. from there he was taken by ambulance to children's hospital in oakland. >> with him being transported in the ambulance rather than air, that's usually a good sign. >> officers questioned family members and neighbors. >> it's the first of anything of this caliber to happen in this neighborhood. >> off-camera another neighbor described the 8-year-old as a beautiful little boy who was always outside playing. police say there was a female outside with him when he was shot. she was not hurt. in concord, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> berkeley police were involved in a standoff last night on

fairview near sacramento street. police say a man was alone inside the home. they sent out an alert around 11:30 last night saying the 1500 block of fairview has been cleared. no word on what caused the conflict. >> take a look at this video in san francisco. a man dashes into the street, desperately are trying to escape his robber. but the robber catches up and stabs him in the head. victim was 44-year-old man who died thursday after hanging on for a full month after the attack. sergio quintana tells us the police officer's association is now offering a $5,000 reward in the case. >> reporter: here's the surveillance video. you see the victim trying to get away from the attacker. he runs around an oncoming car but seems to trip and that's when the armed robber pounces. >> it looked like punches but it wasn't. he was actually carrying some

type of unknown object. >> the victim is from england. the project manager was visiting with a relative from southern california. we spoke to his family and neighbors requested privacy right now. it has neighbors shot. >> this is creepy. >> you hear about every once in a while something happening on van ness, a scuffle, but never a stabbing or a homicide. >> we noticed this is a busy area for tourists, so we showed some surveillance video. >> it is a little scary because there are so many people here from all over the place. >> although she is not seen, detectives said the man had an accomplice. >> the female is about 5'8", but she's described as having braids or long dreadlocks in a pony tail. >> police are asking people to check their surveillance video from february 189th to see if they might have images of the

pair. abc7 news. a burglar broke into the home of a san francisco sheriff's deputy and stole his gun and star. it happened yesterday morning in the city's visitation neighborhood. they took two magazine clips, a radio and a deputy duty belt. the gun and ammunition was in a lock box, but the entire box was stolen. another star belonging to a san francisco police officer was stolen. >> a santa clara police officer in the news this morning. prosecutors say tyson green has been fencing stolen car parts for years. he's accused of fencing tens of thousands of dollars of car parts related to a chop shop. they tell us if green is convicted, he faces more than five years in prison. >> reporter: officer tyson green has been a santa clara police officer for 14 years.

he lives in los gatos. and the district attorney's office said he's been dealing in car parts. >> four chevrolet camero engines were recovered from his garage. >> and they found more than a dozen car computers. the parts are worth more than $75,000. an auto theft task force began investigating green last january. that's when a man tried buying an engine from him on craig's list but became suspicious and called law enforcement. the task force says all the parts are from stolen cars taken from the bay area the last two years. >> anytime we have a person from law enforcement who we trusted, the public has entrusted to protect and serve, it's incredibly disappointing to see an individual from that community let the community as a whole down. >> the santa clara police chief released a statement saying in part, this is not a true reflection of the hardworking men and women of this department that serve and protect our community. but officer green's arrest

follows two others last year. in may a sergeant was arrested for allegedly exposing himself. and another was arrested for allegedly shoplifting a watch from a san jose target store. in san jose, katie marzullo, abc7 news. now to an i-team follow-up. last year dan noyes exposed a marin county gym owner who used fake military medals to get money for his business. dan's exclusive investigation led jim allen to federal court to face charges that he lied about winning that two purple hearts and a bronze star. allen pleaded not guilty. gary williams is a real vet who was in court. >> i know a lot of people who awards and paid a high price for paid a high price for them. and this guy is just a fraud. >> allen is facing a year in jail and a $100,000 fine. he will be back in court in may. another service disruption on bart is happening this

morning. the tracks will be closed between the san leandro and bay field stations for repairs. there will be a bus bridge today and tomorrow. the trains should be back on track for the monday morning commute. this is the first of six weekend closers planned for the line through june. oakland's cathedral of christ the light is warning parishioners need extra time to get to easter service if they plan to use bart. >> there's an eastern miracle of sorts for some san francisco nuns. according to "the chronicle," motivational speaker tony robbins bought a new building for the of nuns, who are facing eviction from their soup kitchen in the tenderloins. he paid $750,000 for a building down the street from the street in the mission. he stepped forward in february to prevent their' vehicles. -- to prevent their eviction. nuns say this is god's blessing. robbins said he will help them find a new place to live, as well. >> 6:08 is the time on this saturday morning. weather-wise, the temperatures sure have dropped a little bit

this morning. >> they have. especially in the east bay. we are looking at some 40s. from some shot here,ryville, we will low 50s. and temperatures today warning another 20 degrees. we will see low 70s from fremont to hayward to just around oakland this afternoon. how long does our above average warmth last? i'll have the answers next. >>. >> that, lisa. also ahead, the crab pots are ready to go. why fishermen are wait to go get back into the waters. and later, thousands try, but only a fraction make it on whfight back fastts tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue and neutralizes stomach acid at the source tum, tum, tum, tum smoothies! only from tums

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new this morning, old raiders are honoring kenny stabler by donating their brains. doctors felt he had a moderate case of cte. a disease caused from blows to the head. some. his former teammates will donate their brains in honor of their friend. there are finally had crab boats loaded and ready to go in san francisco's fishermen's with s -- wharf. after a month-long delay because after neurotoxin in the bay, the is danger appears to have passed. we have the story. >> it's a tale of two. fish fishermen's wharfves.

happy-go-lucky land for tourists and a few yards away we've seen the crab season in ruin. >> we want to go to work. we haven't worked in four or five months. we need to go to work. >> the owners association, a group of businessmen who make their living by ways whose lives have been on the bubble. that's since california closed the crab season. they blame el nino and warm weather causing a toxin that got into the crabs. they don't know all the contributing factors, nor do they have the fund to go find out. >> we are guessing. we are doing good, speculated guessing. but very few parameters were measured. the only thing really measure was temperature. >> the timing could not have been worse for the fleet, even more so for these two from bodega bay. they are former deck hands who always dreamed of owning their own boat. this seemed like a good year to buy one until it became the worst. >> have a boat payment coming up, and if we don't fish this season, we're screwed. >> for now it's a matter of sampling them and establishing the price. a lot of these guys still you wonder why standards changing from state to state that didn't happen here months ago.

>> i'm 100% the crabs are save to eat. but the scientists -- they were safe to ate months ago. >> at least on this friday, the fishermen of san francisco's wharf finally have hope. abc7 news. some asian americans are upset over a proposed bill that would require more of them to provide their ethnicity on higher education and state healthcare forms. various groups support the bill while others are concerned. >> dozens of protesters, the majority chinese-american, came to cupertino to share their concerns. >> why do we need to split the ethnicity to that detail? what is the point? >> despite the diversity of california's large asian pacific islander population, state agencies only break down data for a few of the main groups. the assembly bill would require

higher education institution and public health agents sis to public health agents sis to collect more data for additional api groups across california. >> it's wrong to sub-divide creates a tension. and that's -- nobody benefits from this. it's very dangerous. this is a total new process. >> oakland assemblyman who sponsored the bill said that couldn't be any further from the truth. >> some of these folks might be being misled and i believe their concerns are misdirected. this is a bill about supporting and empowering and embracing the api community and the diverse communities of our state. >> he said by failing to mesh you are a large portion of the api population, california is unable to track the progress of the most dig advantaged segments of that population. >> i think more information is better, more data is more helpful, and the more we know, then the more informed our decisions can be. >> san jose state university sociology professor has been asking for this type of data for years. he said it's important not to lump all asain americans into

the same group. >> if we segregate data and understand how to interpret the data, it makes sense. >> the big has strong support from various api groups across the state. >> the assembly committee on health is expected to review it in the coming weeks. if passed, the full assembly could vote on this later this spring. san francisco mayor ed lee has band all publicly funded travel to north carolina. emsaid it could have ramification for people there. this is the quote. there a law that essentially targets provisions allowing transgender people to use bathrooms that alain with their identity. >> today is the livermore half-marathon and 5k event. it kicks off at 8:00 for runners taking on the 13.1-mile

half-marathon and a half-hour later the 5k runners begin. this is video from a previous race. and how is this more an incentive? one of the runner's perks is a commemorative wine glasses and free admission to the post race run wine and music festival. i think it's perfect running weather >> you would no, mr. runner, skier, everything. >> i was thinking all this would be nice. >> it's a little cool but they like it that way. 40s and 350's to start out this morning and a clear sky. later opened to low clouds and fog will be invading the peninsula. and san mateo, you will feel the breeze, as well as half moon bay. as we go through the rest of the easter holiday weekend, we have cooler air coming in from the other direction, the sierra nevada and extra cloud cover, perhaps. we are showing the clear sky. sweep on top. mount st. helena. we widen the view and you notice the precip in the pacific northwest and extreme northern

california. it will miss us. a big ridge of high pressure overhead but it will dislodge enough to write snow and much cooler air obviously to the sierra nevada. 3 to 6 inches expected by monday. we could see a renegade shower back home. otherwise temperatures dropping at much as 10 degrees by the time we get to monday afternoon. sfo right now, no problems at all. we are looking at good visibility for flying with temperatures in the mid-40s morgan hill. good morning san francisco. 52 for you. and we are looking at&t park beautiful picture from our exploratorium camera from pier 15. you see the clear sky. it's dropped in napa at 44. but livermore 42 degrees. so it is certainly cool out there. much cooler than yesterday. 50 concord. and from our sutro tower camera, the sun coming up just after 7:00. you see just a little bit of a haze there. we are looking at a clear start for the most part and a mild day

today. cooler for tomorrow. the coolest day of the week should be monday. still, a little bit below average perhaps on tuesday you before we see a rebound in temperature. so we will start with tomorrow. easter egg hunt, sunshine for easter sunday with some low 70s for concord and antioch. temperatures cool on the coast and they will be cooler tomorrow. today we pg&e 60s but tomorrow a slight drop off. some of you will barely notice it but you notice a breeze in parts of the bay. by monday even more lower 60s arrive from richmond to hayward. mid-60s for oakland and tuesday we are still in the 60s. it's seasonal and we will see another dry afternoon. but in terms of the week ahead, notice the warmest days today and the last day of the seven-day panel, 72 degrees in san jose and livermore next friday. so between it's the cool-down. >> 72 santa clara. peninsula look for sunshine but a breeze in the afternoon. upper 60s for you. and redwood city.

66 suggest city, san francisco. 73 novato, santa rosa. and in the east bay look for about 70. hayward and newark, and you head inward. accuweather seven-day forecast, the warmest day of the week today. almost as nice tomorrow for the easter bunny. the cool down monday, tuesday. and the 3 to 6 inches in the sierra nevada and then we slowly bring it back to springtime. >> you know how much i love the sunshine, but it's a little sad to see there's no rain in the forecast. >> i know. but it's spring, and it's kind of meaning unpredictable so hopefully we will get some back. >> the always-changing forecast. thank you. >> yeah. >> fitbit users are saying the

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model, the fitbit surge, but that gives him a rash too. >>s i bought two and i have the same thing happening. >> i loved it when i first got it. >> deborah used it, but she said she got a rash, as well. >> it was yellow and oozy and started bleeding. >> they are among scores of users claiming the latest fitbit models caused an itchy, burning reaction. we counted more than 100 complaints filed with the consumer product safety commission. the latest posted just last week. >> i feel like there needed to be more safety done on this. >> an online search of #fitbit found even more complaints and photos like this one on twitter. this one say the fitbit surge has given me a rash. any fixes? and horrible, painful rash. any advice? >> basically all i want is for some answers and for fitbit to come forward with anything they know with what might cause this. >> they recalled a model two years ago after thousands of users broke out in burning rashes.

the company said it reduced nickel and removed adhesives that can contact the skin, two culprits suspected of causing rashes. but now continuing reports. >> the company should take a look at it and find out what's going on. the company responded to each complaint on the cpsc website with the same answer, saying, in part, fitbit is aware that skin irritation affects a very limited number of consumers who wear devices all day, all night. from sweat, water or soap. they also tell customers to wear it loosely and not all the time. users say that defeats the purpose and didn't help. >> i pulled over safety precaution and still to have all the blisters coming up. >> she saw a doctor and fitbit offered her a refund and refunded delvin for both trackers. fitbit told us as the as user base grows we check the number of reports for skin irritation.

to grow, even though overall rate remains negligible. we continue to monitor it as it affects all companies who make products that are worn next to the skin. we asked what about all those complaints? it tells us the agency is taking these reports seriously. cpsc staff are closely monitoring the incident reports. >> i'm mad, upset. i mean, i got this device to get me healthier, not to injure me. >> i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >> massive 23-foot rabbits are set to invade san francisco. the exhibit called intrude has been traveling the world for two years. the artist says the large rabbits are designed to raise awareness about australia's cute, but out of control rabbit problem. you can catch them from april 4th to the 24th at

san francisco's civic center. still ahead on the abc7 morning news. we are learning more details about the terrorist attacks in brussels. the american couple is still missing.

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>> the time is 6:30. thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. we are waking up to some cool temperatures. here's meteorologist lisa argen. she's tracking the conditions where you live. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. >> a beautiful shot from our suits tremendous tower camera. about 30 minutes from sunrise. you will see the clear skies here. it's in the low 60s in san francisco. but over into our inland east bay it's quite hill. morgan hill 45 degrees. good morning, oakland. 50 for you, as well as half moon bay. and from mt. tam, yeah, that's a nice shot with numbers from the mid-40s in napa to about 54 in novato. livermore bottoming out at 42 degrees, the cool spot this morning. without that wind temperatures are cool and we are looking five to ten degrees cooler from hayward to livermore. and it's warmer with the northerly winds. so the offshore winds will be the key to the forecast today to warm us up.

once again to above afternoon readings. in the low 70s for san jose and livermore. chris. >> lisa, thank you. in europe, the hunt continues for two suspects in tuesday's terror attacks in brussels. we've also learned identities of the new york siblings killed in one of of the attacks. abc news reporter marcy gonzales has the latest on the investigation. >> dramatic raids and arrests in belgium, including this tense take-down. a man refusing to drop his bag, shot by police. a young girl by his side running to safety as a bomb team moves in. authorities still not saying who he is or whether he's connected to the deadly attacks in brussels. this, as belgium officials confirm one of the suicide bombers who targeted the airport also built the bombs used in the paris attack and the apartment he used in belgium,

authorities finding 30 pounds of explosives, a suitcase of nails and screws, likely shrapnel for bombs, and an isis flag. he and a man next to him died in the bombing, but a third man here, one of two terrorists on the run, responsible for this. the horrific aftermath of the scene where new york residents alexander and sasha were among those killed. the dutch brother and sister pictured here on facebook on the phone with their mother when the bombs went off. still missing, this couple from tennessee, justin and stephanie schultz, and among the injured survivors, american missionary mason wells. >> we were really close. i feel lucky to have escaped with what i did. >> and the state department said two americans are among the dead. their names have still not been released. abc news, new york. pop star mariah carey has cancelled her concert

tomorrow night in brussels due to safety concerns. she tweeted i love my fans in brussels and at this time i'm being advised to cancel my concert for the safety of my fans, my band crew and everyone involved in the tour the rolling stones tour rocked a crowd in havana last night. mick jagger told the crowd in spanish, we know that years back it was hard to hear our music burks here of here we are playing. the times are changing. at least a half million people attended. a special guest was at last night's warriors game. that's jason, the washington post reporter released from an iranian prison in january. he tweeted this photograph of himself courtside before the game with the caption from where i was to where i'm at. and here we are together. a lot of people were going up to him and telling him how happy

they are that he's back. right after hiss release, he said he wanted to catch a warriors game. he grew up in marin county, and many were his relatives still live here. >> in a sign how deeply personal the gop presidential race has become. ted cruz is being accused that he's had a number of extramarital affairs. it's the latest twist in the fight between him and donald trump that started with the release of a racy photo of mrs. trump and that was followed by an heidi cruz next to agleam more next to a glamour shot of mrs. trump. cruz fiercely defends the rumors of the story of infidelity. >> this story is garbage. it's complete and putter lies and it's a tabloid smear and it's a smeared that has come from donald trump and his group. >> donald trump said he hasn't red the tabloids, he doesn't know if it's true, and he had

absolutely nothing to do with it. costco is taking the next step from transitioning from american express to citibank for their stores. they will begin shipping the cards out in may. that's a month before their contract with amx runs out on june 20th. american express had a 16 year relationship with costco before losing the contract last year. currents costco credit card the new card. if you watch jeopardy every night and yelled a response out to the tv, the next story is out to you. every year up to 3,000 people are invited to audition for jeopardy. abc7 news anchor reggie went to the bay area audition to find out why being brainy is just the first jeopardy test. >> 1, 2, 3. >> it's not enough to be smart. >> next! >> everyone here has a jeopardy-worthy mind. >> one, two, three. >> well, almost everyone. >> melanie! >> good.

paul. >> what is ford field? >> yes! >> if you want to be one of the 400 who make it on tv every year, you have to beat out thousands who pass an online test. >> this is jeopardy! >> knowledge gets you in the door. personality gets you on tv. >> palo alto english teacher mauricea kline is auditioning in san francisco for a second time. >> favorite category? well, i'm obsessed with our 21st president chester arthur. anytime he comes up, that's just gold. >> you also have to be good at the jeopardy rules. please and thank yous get you nowhere. fast. using a clear and comfortable voice. >> what is ohio! >> then there's the buzzer. been in a panic about will i be able to push that little button in the right way. >> lights on the side of the big board show you when you can ring in. they go on only after alex trebec finishes the answer.

and no one interrupts alex. >> if you ring in before he presses the button, you are locked out for a quarter of a second. getting up and playing is the real test. i couldn't beat them on general knowledge so i pray for a category in my wheelhouse. >> movie tunes for 600. [laughter] >> happy by torrel williams is from this sequel featuring -- >> reggie? >> what is despicable me. >> yes. >> give us more. >> what is despicable me had 2. oh, the sequel always gets me! movie tunes for 200. >> she said the title 2 from the way we were. reggie! >> who is barbra streisand! >> clearly i won't be on jeopardy anytime soon. keep looking on tv for these folks. chances are a few of them will be facing the music. abc7 news. ♪ ♪ jeopardy music] >> coming up next on the abc7 news.

a high-tech easter egg hunt in san francisco filled with big prizes. but first, here's a live look outside from our abc7 exploratorium camera at p riches er 15. a beautiful shot of the bay bridge this morning. lisa argen will have the full accuweather forecast in just a few minutes. welcome aboard my starship. ahoy, mateys! it's full of things i love... like me brave crew... and my fellow space adventures and free of things i don't. like aliens. just like eye patches. and when it's time to refuel, i eat chex cereal. it's full of stuff we pirates need. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. excelsior! eat up, me hearties! keep it down! i'm exploring the galaxy. arrrr, that's not even a real spaceship.

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>> welcome back, everyone. night shift no longer means just the hours you work. it's also the name of a new i-phone greating system that may help up sleep. it's part of the ios9.3 operating system that apple released this week. here's how it works. it changes the blue light of an i-phone or i-phone screen to warmer colors. it's been shown to interrupt the natural production of a hormone needed to help you sleep. it's such a good idea i-phone is also producing a night phone setting for their next phone setting for their version of android. i imagine more people will be a god to their phone even more now. >> yeah. we could use that, right? the sun is coming up another 25 minutes away. you are look tech sierra nevada, where it is a chill haddie 23 grease in truckee, 26 at the huh

show valley airport. snow is in the forecast for the sierra nevada, as much as 3 to . we will talk about that cool down and our easter sunday coming up. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun.

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>> in sports. the warriors are set to break a record for the most wins in a

season. last night they faced the mavs here at oracle arena. they set the single season record for the most three pointers last night. here's larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports reports. >> good morning, everybody the warriors welcome home their old friend david lee last night. he got his championship ring and a lot of playing time because the mavs rested a lot of guys knowing this was a loss just waiting to happen, or so we thought. a nice ovation for dee lee before the game. steve kerr all smiles at steph presenting lee with his ring. you have to love andrew bogut. he lobs to him on the pick-and-roll. lee would answer with an alley oop of his own. david lee, 12 points, 9 boards. with 30 seconds left in the half, the fadeaway. a ridiculous shot. and the next one is absurd. the whole world knows what's coming, and the mavs let him shoot it! splash! steph goes for 33. dubs up 72-58. third quarter, all eyes on steph. easy bucket, harrison barns. dallas rested dirk nowitzki and deron williams.

draymond green with authority attacking! and the hoop there, but the dubs could not minute the mavs up. country behind the back of shaun livingston. so pretty. and klay channeling his inner steph as the warriors break the record for most threes in one season by a team, 934. he was feeling it. three in a row. 40 points for klay. dubs win it 128-120. they are 65-7. ten games left. 8 wins away from the all-time victory record. college hoops, sweet 16. sixth seed, notre dame and wisconsin. they had the ball and lose it! nigel hayes swarmed by defenders. jackson steals and scores. friday, ten seconds left. bronson, heroic in the past but blows the lay-up with five seconds left. jackson took it away again! notre dame moves on to the elite 8 against north carolina. 61-56.

11- seed gonzaga, 10-seed syracuse. under 30 seconds left. syracuse down one. going to miss? then get his own rebound and put it in. with five seconds left. zags down one. rejected! six blocks and fouled after that. syracuse, they win it 63-60. they will face virginia, the one-seed in the elite 8. how about the ladies? women's tournament, sweet 16, 4 seed stanford and 1-seed. notedder dame a. they fire, 12 of 18 shooting. 27 points. stanford up 11 at the half. third quarter. kailee johnson, 17 points and 12 boards. that's a nice move. 1:36 to go. cardinals up three, shot clock winding down. carly samuelson launching and banking it home! stanford holds on 90-82, reaching their 18th elite 8. baseball, giants split squad action, taking on the royals. if brandon belt hits like this all season, the giants will be ecstatic and he will be rich with a new contract.

five homers this spring, all in his last final games. giants won that one 8-5 and then got hammered last night and the a's lost to the angels 8-5. that's a wrap on morning sports. you have yourself a great easter weekend, everybody! i'm larry beil. >> all right. 6:48 is our time. weather-wise, lisa, you are tracking a warmup on ments way for easter? >> a little bits. and it bodes well for the holiday. we have cooler air coming in behind a system that's going to head just to the north and east of us. a slight cool down for the second half of your weekend and easter. but then we are look at much cooler weather. first things first. here's a look at live doppler 7hd. up notice it's cloud free and we are looking at a beautiful start with the sun coming up just after 7:00. as we widen the perspective, you notice the precip in the pacific northwest and a piece of the energy will miss us. it's going to head over to the sierra nevada and bring snow. 3 to 6 inches in tahoe, reno.

very windy conditions. and a big drop in temperatures by monday. and some of that cool air filtering into the bay area. we are going to see a wind shift and some breezy winds, allowing for our change in the weather in the next few days. but right now from our sutro tower camera, it looks nice, doesn't it? and it is pretty nice with cool numbers around morgan hill. the inland east bay. it's 50 oakland, mountain view. san francisco, 52 for you. we are looking at a gorgeous shot from mt. tam with the clear skies and numbers ranging from the low 40s in livermore. 44 in napa. it is 50 for you in santa rosa and concord with 58 by the delta. and novato 54 degrees. a little bit of an atmosphere mixing some higher elevation wind, allowing for the slightly warmer temperatures. good morning on the peninsula where if you are flying in or out of sfo, no problems. clear sky, sunny afternoon. mild today, slightly cooler tomorrow. look for the cooling trend really to bottom out with the

numbers coolest on monday. 65 in monterey. the winds still a factor in southern california with 78 in los angeles. 68 southern sierra. 54 in tahoe. that's balmy compared to the 30s that arrive come monday. if you are headed to the mountains for the holiday, be advised of the forecast. you will see low snow levels. average high is 68. we will be there tomorrow for the easter holiday. look what happens monday. still nice, but the coolest day of the week at 64. it will be 66 on tuesday. and we will look at livermore, pretty similar with low 70s today and actually average high necessary the mid-60s. so you will see that dip come monday and tuesday and temperatures rebounding n and around the south bay look for a very nice afternoon with 73 in morgan hill, st. claira. sunnyvale 72. on the peninsula a little breezy at times. low fog and clouds near the coast. 70 menlo park. look for 6 about in daly city

and the north bay 70s arrive for petaluma, santa rosa. 74 calistoga. near east bay. 72 castro valley. a beautiful day. you head inland, more low 70s for pleasanton and san ramon today as well as brentwood. many accuweather seven-day forecast featuring the warmest day of the week today. lightly cooler for those of you celebrating easter tomorrow and then the coolest day should be monday and afternoon highs in the mid-60s on tuesday for a slow rebound wednesday, thursday and friday. back to some very mild readings. so egg hunts should be just fine tomorrow . >> i'm sure the parents are happy they won't be having to deal with soggy shoes or anything like that. >> of course. >> thank you. >> by some accounts easter egg hundreds are traditions that's more than 500 years old. here in the 21st century they are getting a new spin.

abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom got a pretty good workout chasing eggs the high-tech way. >> watcha got there? >> oh, yeah! >> call it an easter bonus for employees here. they are turning the workplace upside down. >> we've hidden 1500 eggs throughout the office. >> searching for cash, prizes and chocolate. >> how far are you willing to go? >> as far as it takes. >> some have a strategy. >> paid off. ended up with three golden eggs. >> others a secret weapon. >> how does he will alert when he finds the right egg? >> it's a yap. >> even the boss plays. >> i get a little bits after business advantage. i was running late from a meeting. >> finding eggs in the office is one thing but how did a playing field that spans half of downtown? of course, when you do that, you might need some high-tech help. >> how many have you hidden? >> one hundred. >> each contains a tag you can find with your smartphone. open to the public, anyone can play. but that doesn't mean it was easy. >> it says we are right here. >> where is it? >> i don't know. nobody knows. >> the app gets you close, but you still have to find it. >> no news?

>> no news. >> before anyone else. >> the game is intense. >> and it's down now. >> all right. >> but the prizes are worth it. >> oh, my gosh. what do i win? one hundred dollars! [cheers and applause] >> and betsy fox was only a runner-up. >> $1,000 is not found yet. where is the golden egg? >> there were free tiles, t-shirts, and finally -- >> coming up, i got the golden egg! and it is -- [cheers and applause] >> oh, my gosh. >> the brothers found the grand prize. >> eight, nine, ten! >> and promptly split the winnings. >> we worked as a team. we are in it together. >> in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> coming up, how you can donate food to help feed the animals at a bay area zoo.

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the animal feeding schedules are staggered throughout the day. it starts with the elephants at 1:30 and ends with the sun bears at 3:30. a nice day to head out to the zoo. >> yeah, low 60s today. right around the great highway. check this out. isn't in this a gorgeous shot with the sun coming up at 7:03. 50 mountain view and half moon bay. high temperatures today a little warmer. low 70s fremont and livermore, and 73 san jose. the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring temperatures slightly cooler air for easter sunday. then a bigger cool down monday. tuesday still temperatures still near average and then we will rebounds again by the middle to the end of the upcoming work week. >> lisa, thank you. and thanks for joining us on the abc7 morning news. i'm chris ngyen alongside lisa argen. the news continues online, twitter, face look and all your mobile device was our abc7 news app. "good morning america" is next. abc7 news continues as 8:00 a.m. we will see you then.

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