so you can love cereal... again! it's saturday, march 26th good morning and thanks for joining us. let's start with a quick look of the weather. here's lisa argen, it's been pretty quiet this morning. >> it has, chris, you can see that reflected from the radar right now. the live sweep, cloud free conditions and no low clouds to speak of due to an offshore flow that will allow for northerly winds to warm us up once again to above average readings. the view from pier 15, the coolest spots in morgan hill, also concord and napa kind of cool. otherwise we're in the low 50s

with plenty of sunshine for everyone. it's serm certainly cooler in oakland and livermore by about 5 degrees. elsewhere a mixing allowing for numbers to be warmer in the north bay. we have plenty of sunshine on tap. low 60s for the cool spot along the coast and low 70s inland. >> within the last hour, police have identified james gir ard as the suspect who shot and injured an 8-year-old boy in concord last night. there's a $1.1 million warrant out for his arrest related to the shooting. police say girard is currently on parole to burglary. as for the young boy, he's out of surgery and expected to survive. the driveby shooting happened at la salle and caramel drive in concord. here's melanie wood row. concord police say the 8-year-old was playing in front of his own home when he was shot in his upper body. >> two white males in a silver color honda drove up to the

residence and fired one single shot. >> reporter: from sky 7 hd, you can see investigators with flashlights searching for evidence. police say they do not know if the home was targeted but they do say they are familiar with the address. officers have been called out recently nor 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 mere medical center then taken to children's hospital in oakland. >> with him being transported in the ambulance rather than in air, that's usually a good sign. >> reporter: officers questioned family members and neighbors. >> it's the first of anything of this caliber to happen in this neighborhood. >> reporter: off camera he described the 8-year-old as a beautiful little boy always

outside playing. there was a female outside with him when she was shot and she was not hurt. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. look at this surveillance video of a fatal robbery in san francisco. a man dashes into the street trying to escape his attacker but the robber catches up and stabs the victim in the head. 44-year-old paul tam, died on thursday after hanging on for a full month after the attack. abc 7 news reporter tells us the police officers association is now offering a $5,000 reward in the case. >> reporter: here's the surveillance video. you can see the victim paul tam trying to get away from the attacker. tam runs around an oncoming car but seems to trip and the armed robber pounces. >> it looked like punches but it wasn't, carrying some type of unknown object. >> reporter: tam is from manchester england, the project manager from a web company was visiting with a relative from southern california. we spoke to his family and they

requested privacy right now. this brutal attack has residents here shocked. >> this neighborhood, never felt this is creepy. >> you hear about every once in a while something happening over on van as, some sort of scuffle but never a stabbing or homicide. >> reporter: we notice this is a busy area for tourists so we showed a couple the surveillance area. >> it's scary because there's so many people here from all over the place. >> reporter: she's not seen in the video, the man had a female accomplice. >> both african-american, female is 5'8" stribed as either have braids or long dread locks in eye pony tail. they are asking businesses to check surveillance videos from february 18th to see if they might have images of the pair. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> a burglar broke into the home of a sheriff's deputy and stole

his gun and star. it happened yesterday in the city's visitation valley neighborhood. took two magazine clips and radio and duty belt. the gun and ammunition were secured in a lock box but the entire box was stolen. another star belonging to a san francisco police officer was also taken. 8:05 is our time. a santa clara police officer in the news this morning. tyson green has been fencing stolen car parts for years, accused of possessing tens and thousands of dollars of car parts related to a chop shop. katie tells us if green is convicted, he could face more than five years in prison. >> officer tyson green has been a santa clara police officer for 14 years. he lives in los gatos and the district attorney's office says he's been dealing in stolen car parts. >> four chevrolet camaro engines were recovered associated with

the suspect, green. >> authorities found more than a dozen car computers and parts are worth $75,000. an auto theft task force began investigating green last january when a local man tried to buy a ka marrow engine on craigs list and became suspicious and called law enforcement. all of the parts are from stolen cars taken from across the bay area over the past two years. >> any time we have a person from law enforcement who we've entrusted -- public has entrusted to protect, serve its incredibly disappointing to see an individual in that community let the community as a whole down. >> reporter: the police chief released a statement, this is not a true reflection of the hard working men and women of this department that serve and protect our community. but officer green's arrest follows two others last year. in may thomas lie pelt was arrested for exposing himself to a store employee.

and officer nguyen was arrested for allegedly shoplifting a watch from a san jose target store. abc 7 news. >> now to an abc 7 news iteam follow-up. last year a marin county gym owner used fake military medals to get money for his business. dan's exclusive investigation landed allen in court yesterday. allen pleaded not guilty. gary williams was one of several real war vets in court. >> i know a lot of people that have earned a lot of awards, paid a heavy price for them. and this guy is just a fraud. >> allen is facing a year in jail and $100,000 fine. a service disruption on b.a.r.t. this weekend. the trap tracks closed for

repairs. there will be a bus bridge today and tomorrow and trains should be back on track for the monday commute. oakland's cathedral of christ the life is warning parishioners to allow extra time to get to easter services if they plan to use b.a.r.t. >> an easter miracle for some san francisco nuns. motivational speaker toni rob bins bought a new building for french nuns facing eviction from the soup kitchen and paid $750,000 for a building down the street from the 16th street b.a.r.t. station. robbins stepped forward in february to prevent the eviction. the nuns say this is god's blessing. robbins will also help them find a new place to live. >> weatherwise, finally starting to warm up a little bit today. >> in some spots. we're looking at cool 40s around san ramon. but this is a live look outside. in san francisco it's 52

degrees, 50 across the bay in oakland. we'll talk about a warmer saturday and cooler easter and coolest day of the week which will be on monday and more changes ahead. we'll talk about that next. >> also, ahead, the crab pots are ready to go. why fishermen are waiting to get back into the water. >> later, thousands applied but only a fraction actually make it

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welcome back, everyone, we're taking a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning. some news for you, the golden gate bridge, a personal vehicle access to the welcome center parking lot of the south end of the bridge sbels the vista point parking lot at the north end of the bridge between 11:00 and 5:00 today, people can be dropped off by tour or taxi or ride sharing. the goal is to get more people through without slowing others down. old time raiders are -- researchers found number 12 had a moderate to severe case of cte, linked to the repeated

blows to the head. some of stabler's team mates will donate their brains in honor of their friend. there are finally crab boats loaded and ready to go in fisherman's wharve after a long delay because of a neurotoxin in the crab. wayne freedman has the story. >> reporter: it is a tale of two fisherman's wharfes. a few yards away we have seen a crab season in ruin. >> we want to go to work. we haven't worked for five months, four months, or however long it's been. we need to go to work. >> the crab boat owners association, a group of businessman who make livings who waves have been -- they blame el nino for producing a toxin that got into the crabs. researchers do not know all of the contributing factors nor do they have the funding to find out. >> we're guessing.

we're doing good speculative guessing but very few perimeters were measured. the only thing really measured was temperature. >> the timing could not have been worse for this fleet. their former deck hands always dreamed of owning their own boat. it seemed like a good year to buy one until it became the worst. >> a boat payment coming up and if we don't fish this season, we're screwed. >> it's a matter of sam pling the crabs and testing them and stabbing a price. they wonder why with standards changing from state to state that didn't happen here months ago. >> i'm 100% the crabs are safe to eat but the scientists -- they were safe to eat months ago. >> at least on this good friday, the fishermen finally have hope. in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. solving problems of tomorrow, that's the premise behind a national competition aimed at getting more students to pursue stem relate the careers. the results are in and kids from

union city are among the finalists. >> reporter: inside this classroom, future scientists and engineers and mathematicians assemble. >> they are making a difference in the world and opening people's world to different things. >> reporter: students in the mission valley auto motive technology program designed what they say is the first ever student built electric vehicle solar charging station. >> our charging station is independent and renewable and sustainable. >> reporter: although electric vehicles don't create emissions in use, the electricity used to charge the vehicle is derived from a dependency on fossil fuel. >> all of the math and construction and wiring, very complex principles of stem, all part of that. >> reporter: entered the project solve for tomorrow contest encouraging students to use the power of stem to solve real world issues affecting their community. >> we had three to four weeks. having to stay after certain class periods, work on this, try

to make it before the deadline, it did take a toll on some of the students. >> after pitching their project to sam sung in new york, named one of 15 final tists out of 41 entries. five schools received a $120,000 technology grant to be received next month. >> this will stay with me for forever. to see it come together is an amazing experience. >> social media is amajor component how samsung will determine the winners. to learn how to help the bay area students win, go to abc 7 news.com. ed lee has banned all publicly funded travel to north carolina in protest of a new law there that opponents say discriminates against lgbt community members. in a statement, the mayor says we are standing united as san francisco to condemn north carolina's new discriminatory law that turned back the clock.

costco is taking the next step in transitioning from american express to citi bank for its store credit card. wall street journal is reporting that costco will begin shipping the new cards to warehouse club members in may, a month before the contract with amex runs out on june 20th. american express had a 16-year relationship with costco before losing the contract last year. current costco credit card members don't need to apply for the new card. 8:17 the time. no rain in the forecast, right? >> there isn't but we have snow in the forecast. that's interesting and cooling temperatures as we get towards easter and certainly on monday. here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. you can see fog at the left hand side of the screen. low clouds and fog tonight. as for right now and today, live doppler 7 hd not detecting cloud cover. it is very clear out there but we are watching this upper level system piece of energy will drop

down around the sierra nevada late tomorrow into monday. that's going to bray bring anywhere from 3 to 6 inches of snow in the mountains. 45 degrees in santa cruz. they had big waves yesterday and high was 69 today another balmy afternoon at the beach and san jose 50 degrees right now. 47 in morgan hill. you have climbed one degree, 54 half moon bay and 42 in san francisco. there's the golden gate bridge. one of those days where mt. diablo, maybe you can see the snow pack of the sierra nevada. 46 in napa. it's 55 in novato. by the delta in the 50s. elsewhere it's been a chilly start in livermore and i want to show you the snow pack but now we have this guy up there. clear skies and milder temperatures today. talking about all of the good conditions in the mountains, cooling conditions will take us through monday and we will recover by the middle of next

week. 76 in sacramento. 65 in monterey with upper 60s in yosemite, it's been breezy in southern california. and that will continue with 76 in los angeles. look at the highs in reno and tahoe, 50s and 60s but only in the 30s by monday afternoon. there's that cold system dropping down into the mountains, we'll take anymore snow we can get. as far as rainfall for the bay area, doesn't look likely. san jose, 73 today with advertised in the upper 60s. monday, notice another five degrees of cooling and slow recovery from tuesday, wednesday into next friday. so highs today in the south bay looking pleasant with 73, santa clara, 72 in milpitas andny veil, upper 50s and breezy in the afternoon towards san mateo. pacifica, 63. san francisco, above average, by about 3 degrees. 66 today and slightly warmer

than yesterday for you in novato. 73 and 72 in napa. how about 70 in -- few degrees of warmer and low 70s in livermore and concord and brentwood. the seven-day forecast, the warmest day today, cooler slightly for easter sunday and coolest day to be on monday and staying pretty cool but near average on tuesday. that modest warm-up throughout the rest of the week. pretty good looking forecast and you'll notice those breezy winds by tomorrow and monday. >> lisa, thank you. coming up, more fitbit users say the trackers are giving them a burning rash. next michael

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the new fit bit fit nis trackers are very pop up lar but some say they cause terrible rashes. michael finney investigate and 100 new complaints have been filed over the past year. >> he wanted to be sure he was getting enough exercise. >> how many calories you burn and how many steps. >> reporter: the fit bit charge activity tracker was a great motivator until it gave him a rash. >> it gets irritated and turns red and leaves a bruce mark.

>> reporter: he bought the fit bit surge and that gave him a rash too. >> i bought two and have the same thing happening. >> reporter: i loved it when i first got it. she used the fit bit charge and said she got a rash as well. >> yellow and started bleeding. >> reporter: they are among scores of users claiming the latest fit bit models caused an itchy burning reaction. we filed more than 100 complaints. >> i feel like in needed to be more safety. >> reporter: an online search found even more complaints and photos like these on twitter. this user saying, fitbit surge has given me a rash. any fixes? and horrible painful rash. any advice? >> basically all i want it for some answers forfe fit bit to ce forward. >> reporter: fitbit recall the popular force after thousands of

users broke out in burning rashes, it reduced nickel and adhesives that can contact the skin, two culprits suspected of causing reaction but now continuing reports of skin irritation. >> the company should take a look at it and find out what's going on. >> the company has responded to each complaint on the cpse website with the same answer saying in part fitbit is aware skin irritation affects a very limited number of consumers who use wearable devices all day and all night from sweat or water or soap. fitbit tells customers to wear it loosely and not all the time. users say that defeats the purpose and doesn't help. >> i followed every safety pri caution but to have these blisters coming up. >> fitbit offered her a refund and refunded dell vin for both trackers, fitbit telling us as user base grows we expect the number of reports of skin irritation to grow even though the overall incident rate

remains negligentable. we continue to monitor this as it impacts all companies that make products worn next to the skin as people tend to wear devices for long periods without giving their skin a break. we asked the consumer safety products commission about the complaints. it tells us the agency is taking the reports seriously and they are closely monitoring the incident reports. >> i'm mad. upset. i mean, i got this device to get me healthier, not to injure me. >> michael finney, 7 on your side. a special guest at last night's warriors game. that's jason rez yan, the "washington post" reporter released in january. he tweelted this photograph with the caption from where i was to where i'm at. after the win carolyn tyler caught up with rezaian. a lot of people were going up to

him and telling him how happy they are he's back. right after his release from detention, he said he wanted to watch a warriors game. he grew up in marin county and many of his relatives still live there. >> happening right now, hundreds of people have gathered this morning to remember the victims of tuesday's terror attack in brussels but the time there is 4:27 afternoon. we believe this is a square in the center of brussels that has been turned into a growing mem or yalg. coming up, we'll have

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good morning, everyone, we're starting this half hour with a quick look at the weather. lisa argen is tracking conditions where you live. >> good morning to you, this is a view from mt. tam. plenty of sunshine and some numbers are in the 50s already due to upper level winds and good mixing and elsewhere we're looking at the cooler numbers down by morgan hill. 54 at the coast, half moon bay and from our east bay, we've had 40s here for the san ramon valley and looking at 46 in livermore. cool numbers for some of you but mid 50s by the delta. with those northerly winds in place, lower 70s in san jose and east bay valleys, north bay, 66. still above average in san francisco. >> the united states has

announced a major victory against isis on the group's home turf. the second in command has been killed and the pentagon says the military campaign against isis is gaining steam. abc news reporter is in brussels with the details. >> reporter: a bomb squad moves in, a suspected terrorist on the ground after being shot by the police in the leg. the shattered glass of a tram stop all around him. >> he was sitting on -- with his daughter, the second shot was a sniper shot. >> a neighbor's cell phone video caught the moment. the man with the young girl who police tell to come over and she does. the mab on the ground motionless while the bomb squad robot approaches. snipers at the ready. the man dragged away by police. this morning his identity unknown. one of nine arrested in ongoing raids since tuesday's attack at the airport and metro station that left 31 dead and more than

300 wounded. this morning, authorities confirming they are hunting for this man, a syrian, who is very dangerous and possibly armed. he's believed to be involved in the paris and brussels attack, the two clearly linked after it was revealed that the airport suicide bomber on the left is believed to be the bombmaker who made the explosives for paris where his dna was found in the aftermath. eyewitness video showing the full power of the explosives. fires ignited and debris everywhere and sign of screams. the manhunt also focusing on two other people, the third man at the airport and the hat and tan jacket and departures and another man seen a long the suicide bomber at the metro station as he boarded a train. isis has claimed responsibility and in a new video with belgian

fighters rejoiced. their campaign of terror continuing in iraq and syria, at least 30 day and 95 injured in a bombing in an amateur soccer game south of the iraqi capital baghdad. the pentagon now says that u.s. forces on ground killed a top isis lead known as haji imam, who acted as the finance minister for isis. >> this is the second senior isil leader we'll successfully targeted this month. >> pop tar mariah carey has canceled her concert in brussels due to safety concerns. she tweeted out, i love my fans in brussels and i'm being advised to cancel my show for the safety of everyone involved in the tour. the rolling stones rocked a massive crowd in havana last night. ♪

>> mick jagger told the crowd in spanish, we know that years back it was hard to hear our music but here we are playing. the times are changing. at least half a million people attended. in a sign of how deeply personal the gop presidential race has become, ted cruz is responding to reports that he had a number of extra marital affairs. it's the latest twist in the fight between him and donald trump which started with the release of a racy photo followed by around unflattering shot of cruz. >> this national inquirer story is garbage. it is complete and utter lies. it is a tabloid smear and it is a smear that has come from donald trump and his henchmen. >> trump claims he hasn't read the tabloid saying he doesn't know it's true and he had nothing to do with it. >> if you watch the show

jeopardy every night and yell responses to the tv the next story is for you. every year up to 3,000 people are invited to audition for jeopardy. abc 7 news anchor reggie went to the bay area audition and found oit why being brainy is the first jeopardy test. >> reporter: it's not enough to be smart. everyone here has a jeopardy worthy mind. >> one, two, three! >> reporter: almost everyone. >> what is proud. >> reporter: melanie. paul? 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. >> reporter: knowledge gets you in the door, personality gets you on tv. >> palo alto english teacher marissa klein is auditioning for a second time. >> i'm obsessed with our 21st president.

any time he comes up, that's just gold. >> you have to be good at the jeopardy rules. please and thank yous get you nowhere. >> just get to the category fast using a clear and uncomfortably loud 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? >> reporter: lights show you when you can ring in and only go on after the answer is finished and no one -- >> you are locked out for a quarter second. >> reporter: getting up and playing is the real test. i couldn't beat them on general knowledge so i pray for a category in my wheel house. >> movie tunes for >> reporter: by fpharrell is frm this see squel -- >> what is despicable me. >> give us more. >> reporter: "despicable me

ii"." sequel always gets me. movie tunes for 200. >> she sang the title tune from the way we were. >> reporter: who is is barbra streisand. >> i won't be on jeopardy any time soon. keep looking for these folks. chances are a few of them will be facing the music. abc 7 news. coming up, a high tech easter egg hunt in san francisco fills with big prizes. here's a live look outside. lisa argen returns with a complete forecast in just a few minutes. look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious.

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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. >> welcome back, everyone, we're taking a live look from our san mateo bridge cam. it is an easy commute across the bay this morning on this saturday. we'll get a check of the full accuweather forecast from lease aargen coming up. night shift no longer is the hours you work but the new operating feature that may help you sleep. it is part of the ios 9.8 operating system that apple released this week. here's how it works. the changes the blue light of an

iphone or ipad screen to warmer colors, blue light has been shown to interrupt the natural production of a hormone needed to help you sleep. such a good idea that google is producing a night mode setting for its next version of android. >> more people are going to be stay up even later, glued to their phones. >> waking up to sunshine all around the bay. sfo, no delays, on the peninsula, mid and upper 60s today and breezy north winds get going in the afternoon but still above average. we'll see warmer temperatures than that further away from the bay. i'll detail the forecast for you today and have a look at easter sunday coming up. also ahead, warriors coach steve kirk called the team's defense horrible last night as defense horrible last night as steph ♪ ♪

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here at home and set the single season record for most three-pointers. here's larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, the warriors welcomed home their own friend david lee. got a championship ring and a lot of playing time because the mavs rested a lot of guys knowing this was a loss waiting to happen or so we thought. nice ovation for lee before the game. steph presents lee with his bling filled ring. got to love andrew, so valuable. on the oop here off the pick and roll. lee would answer with an alley-oop of its own. with 30 seconds left in the half, look at steph, ridiculous shot and next one is absurd. the whole world knows what's coming and mavs let them shoot it. splash. steph goes for 33. third quarter, all eyes on steph and easy bucket, harrison barnes. dallas rest the dirk novitsky.

they could not finish the mavs up, curry, so pretty. and clay channelling his inner steph as they break the record for most threes in one season. he was feeling it. three in a row. 40 points for klay. they win 128-120, ten games left, eight wins away from the ail time victory record. sweet 16, 16 seconds left they have the ball and lose it. nigel hayes swarmed by defenders and fightingish up up one. heroic in the pass but blows the layup with five seconds left, and gets stripped and jackson took it away again. notre dame, moves onto the elite eight against north carolina. 61-56. 11th seed gonzaga, tenth seed

syracuse, under 60 seconds left. going to miss then get his own rebound and put it in with five seconds left. zags down one and josh per kins rejected and fouled after that. syracuse, they win it 63-60. they'll face virginia, one seed in the elite 8. how about the ladies, sweet 16, stanford and one seed notre dame. iric came from at 33-1. 27 points, stanford up 11 at the half. third quarter, johnson, 17 points. that's a nice move right there. 1:36 to go. shot clock winding down and launching and banking it home. stanford holds on 90-82, reaching their 18th elite eight. baseball giant split squad action taking on royals. if brandon bell hits like this all season, they'll be ecstatic.

giants won 8-5 and got hammered by the dodgers last night 13-zip and a's lost to the angels. that is a wrap on morning sports. have yourself a great easter weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> lisa has a forecast that will likely make your kids smile. >> it should be beautiful not only today but nice looking day for easter as well. subtle changes arriving tomorrow in the form of breezy winds. if you're heading to the mountains for the holiday, you'll notice it's going to be much, much colder and perhaps looking at advisories due to some snow headed there. right now live doppler 7 hd, nice and clear. you can see really picking up absolutely nothing but this is what we're tracking. it's an upper level low. piece of energy that will displace our ridge just enough to bring us breezy wind. it's going to move into say the novato area and that novato -- and that bring gusty

temperatures and just 30s by monday. maybe one two three inches for the southern sierra. little more than that for the tahoe/reno region. camera from pier 15, looking nice and bright out there with 48 degrees in morgan hill. it's 50 in oakland and san jose 52 in san francisco and mountain view, half moon bay, 54. breezy winds today along the coast and here's another van teenage point from our east bay hills camera. you can see the visibility is pretty good out there. perhaps you can see the mountains today from the diablo range if you're headed for a hike or bike ride in the east bay. 51 in concord. it's still 46 in livermore. cool there as well as napa. speaking of the north bay, golden gate bridge, pretty clear with a lot of sunshine and very little cloud cover. clear start and mild afternoon, northerly winds keeping atmosphere well mixed and bit of a wind shift allowing for the cooler drier air mass entering

the region tomorrow and the temperatures coolest on monday. so here's a look at that temperature profile for you tomorrow. notice the yellows, that's the 70s, they push a little further into the sacramento valley and the greens here representing the 60s. that's our beginning of our cooldown but by monday, we're all in the 60s except for the coast, even the 50s there. you'll notice the breezy winds and a little bit of cloud cover by tuesday not much change. we're still in this cooler air mass and then things begin to rebound. as for today, we're well above average, about 5 degrees above average in the south bay, 73 in san jose. 72 in milpitas, 70 in menlo park and 71 in los gatos. san francisco, 66, some low clouds by the later afternoon in daly city. 72 petaluma and sonoma, 71 by the water in vallejo. our near east bay, low 70s for

union city and fremont today. san leandro, nice afternoon, little beezy by the bay. 72. and kas electcastro valley. warmest today then we'll drop a few tomorrow and sunny and pleasant for easter an looking at the temperatures, coolest on monday. not much change tuesday and notice the warm-up, spring usually brings breezy winds and that's what we'll get for easter. >> thank you. by some accounts easter egg hunts are tradition. more than 500 years old. in the innovation capital a 21st century spin. jonathan bloom got a pretty good workout chasing eggs the high tech way. >> what you got there? >> reporter: call it an easter bonus for employees at trulia. they are turning the workplace upsidedown. >> we've hidden 1500 eggs throughout the office. >> reporter: searching for cash prizes and chocolate.

>> how far are you willing to go? >> as far as it takes. >> reporter: some have a strategy. >> three golden eggs. >> reporter: how does he alert when he finds the right egg. >> reporter: it's a yap. >> i get a disadvantage, running late for a meeting. >> finding eggs in the office is one thing but how about a playing field that spans half of downtown. you might need a little high tech help. how many have you hidden? >> 100. >> reporter: each contains a tile you can find with your smart phone. >> you can run in any direction. >> anyone can play that doesn't mean it was easy. >> says it's right here. >> nobody knows. >> reporter: the app gets you close but you still have to find it. >> no news. >> no news is good news. >> reporter: before anyone else. the game is intense -- you're slowing us down now. the prizes are worth it. >> oh, my god, what i do win? $100 and betsy fox was only a

runner up. >> where's that golden egg? >> reporter: free tile t-shirts and finally -- >> golden egg -- and it is -- oh, my god! >> reporter: james and john wang found the grand prize and promptly split the winnings. >> we worked it out as a team, we're in it together. >> reporter: in san francisco, jonathan bloom, action 7 news. coming up, how yu can donate food to help feed the donate food to help feed the animals at a

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welcome back, here are winning numbers from last night's $35 million mega millions drawing, 4, 11, 12, 45, 46 and mega number 12. nobody picked all six so the jackpot goes to $43 million. happening today a chance for you to help feed the animals at the oakland zoo. today is feast for the beast. you can donate some fresh produce and then watch the animals eat it just as these visitors watched this bear chomping down on goodies from a few years ago. if you donate produce, you'll get a free ride ticket. the animal feeding schedules are staggered throughout the day. the elephants at 10:30 and sun bears at 5:30. >> about 70 for a high in oakland but livermore, average

highs in the mid-60s but today will be in the low 70s. a bonus, little cooler for easter and coolest temperatures will be on monday into tuesday with low 60s and then warming back up by the end of next week. 72 in napa and 73 in san jose with half moon bay in the low 60s, north winds keeping it cool at the coast, warming us up and the accuweather 7-day forecast looking at the easter bunny and sunshine tomorrow but snow in the sierra, a couple of inches with a cooler system bringing breezy winds and coolest days for monday and tuesday and then slightly warmer by the middle to end of next week. >> thank you. >> thanks to you for joining us on the abc 7 morning news. i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen, the news continues now online. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. until then, make it a great day, everybody.

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announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." today i'm counting down 5 animal adaptations you've got to see to believe. oh, look at that. golly, look at that big thing. sue: gosh, it gets so big. jack: big old red thing blew up. like powerful beasts that can cross the desert without breaking a sweat. wow, you're up here, aren't you? creatures that can change their camouflage at will. glen: look how he's changed color to suit that part of the trunk. jack: as we're sitting here. and mammals that can go for months without food or water. i can't talk 'cause there's a bear in the snow down here.