abc 7 news starts right now with live breaking news. >> i'm eric thomas. that breaking news is out of san francisco where police are looking for a missing 2-year-old girl. police finished briefing the media a short while ago. let's get to reporter sergio quintana. >> reporter: this was a pretty urgent briefing. the police don't usually talk to us late on a saturday night. but the family is desperately trying to find that 2-year-old little girl. let's show you this picture of ariana. she was reported missing this tuesday along with her mother nicole. according to nicole's sister and a friend here in san francisco, they were last seen last friday night, april 1st, at 9:00 p.m. nicole's friends and family have since posted details of when they last heard from her according to a post on their

facebook and also a conversation i had with them. she had last texted from fresno saying she was with a friend named sam. unfortunately, her body was found yesterday. police are not releasing much furter information. ariana was last seen by more than anyone than her mother more than a month ago. the market was last seen april 1st, and they were both reported missing april 5th. on the 8th we located nicole. she was deceased as a victim of a homicide. >> reporter: unfortunately there's a lot of information that police cannot release to us. we've asked several questions but they cannot tell us where nicole was found. they can also not tell us the condition of her body. unfortunately, this is a wide ranging search because they say she has family here in the bay area. she also has connections in the fresno area and down in southern

california. so tonight they are trying to get this picture of 2-year-old arianna fitts out to as many people as possible in hopes she will be located. reporting live, i'm sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >> thank you, sergio. following more breaking news from soleano county. fi five people were killed on highway 12 about two miles east of highway 160 near rio vista. two of the victims were toddlers. they and three adults were killed around 5:35 tonight when their car tried to pass another vehicle, went out of control and was hit by a pickup truck. the people in the pickup suffered minor injuries. moving on to the weather. rain came down hard in san francisco this afternoon. people walking down lombard street had their umbrellas up trying to stay dry. and the rain could keep up, at least for a while tomorrow. meteorologist drew tuma here with the forecast.

>> live doppler 7 hd tracking a wide swath of rain. live doppler 7 hd into the south bay around santa clara, san jose. notice the light greens. light rain around the peninsula. we head towards union city, fremont, live doppler 7hd showing you're seeing steady showers heading north into the east bay. berkeley seeing light rain. as you head into san francisco and south san francisco, pops of yellow here, more moderate rainfall. widely scattered showers in the north way. novato, some light rain. inland around concord, alamo and danville, light rain showers overnight. on the storm impact scale, this is a 1, a light storm. and it will continue into sunday. live doppler 7 hd. here's the culprit. an area of low pressure south of l.a. is bringing warm moisture. we'll go hour by hour in future

weather to show you when you'll need that umbrella and for how long in the full accuweather forecast. the persistent rain has oversaturated soil across the bay area. this oak tree fell taking out power lines in mill valley. crews had to shot down lovell avenue. in lafayette, another tree ripped down pg&e lines. hundreds of customers had no power throughout the evening. at a high school in mill valley, the rain didn't slow down this soccer match. parents said a little wet weather isn't enough to keep their kids off the pitch. >> we've played in much worse. much worse. >> i enjoy the rain actually. it's nice for a change. >> fans outside at&t park also weren't deterred by light rain. some wore ponchos. the giants play again tomorrow afternoon with more rain coming. download the abc 7 news app to track the weather. the chase for 73 wins goes on. the warriors hung on against the

grizzlies in memphis for win 71. mike shumann is here with highlights. they know how to make it exciting. >> they know how to close out a game, i'll tell you that. regular season record held by the '95-'96 bulls of 72 games. they are at 71 wins with two to play. 150th consecutive game with a three. he and klay -- warriors trailed by as many as four. his first shot of the quarter, haurson barnes hits the three. grizzlies down one. misses. gets it back. tries a desperation heave. it's way off line. they are 71-9. we'll have complete highlights and reaction from tonight's game coming up in sports. >> looking forward to it.

abc 7 news was at pete's tavern in san francisco as the fans cheered on the win. they were watching intently all night while the warriors gutted out the victory. you can believe bay area bars will be packed tomorrow with the warriors going for win 72 in san antonio to tie the record held by the bulls. president obama wrapped up a whirlwind trip to the bay area. he's back in washington. he got in a little golf at the olympic club. new video shows him on the greens. alyssa harrington has more about the president's 24-hour visit. >> president barack obama ran up the steps to air force one and waved good-bye. flying into the great sky above sfo ending a short visit to the bay area. across the water in millbrae, norman took pictures of the departure. >> everything shuts down. no planes in the air. and then we see the suvs come up. he gets in and takes off. >> reporter: the president flew

into san francisco with his daughter malia. the white house won't tell us how she spent her time here but social media lit up with sightings at stanford. she graduates from high school this year. >> the president was only in town for a quick 24-hour trip. the visit jam packed with fund-raising for the democratic party. first a private round table in protrero hills. later nancy pelosi's signature fund-raiser in pacific heights. a lavish event. tickets more than $33,000. a crowd cheered as the motorcade traveled down billionaires row. at the dinner, the president blasted republicans for blocking his supreme court pick. streets were closed around his hotel. the intercontinental. before leaving town, president obama took in a soggy round of golf at the olympic club. in san francisco, alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >> san francisco police are planning to re-interview some of the witnesses to this week's deadly police shooting of a

homeless man. abc 7 news was where some of luis' neighbors were moved overnight to a homeless shelter. public works tells mission local the overnight move was motivated by the rain and space opening up at the sheltshelter, not the shooting. this surveillance showing the moment police officers shot him thursday morning. police released a photo of a large kitchen knife they say he was carrying. one witness says the knife was on the ground at the time of the shooting. an advisory for b.a.r.t. passengers. no train service between the san leandro and bayfair stations. it's the second of six weekend closures. they are repairing equipment and tracks. b.a.r.t. is running a bus bridge for passengers but that could lead to delays. janet jackson fans who bought

tickets for her postponed tour cannot get their money back. jackson's unbreakable world tour has more than 50 shows scheduled, including next month at the concord pavilion. but she announced wednesday she'd put the tour on hold indefinitely to start a familiarly. tmz reported that they are not giving refunds because she's not officially canceled her tour. just postponed it. it's not clear when she'll reschedule. she's already delayed them once because of a surgical procedure. still to come -- it's turned into quite the rocky proposal. >> i shouted out to the -- i said is there a problem? >> the man who had to be rescued from a cliff after popping the question tells his side of the story. and we're tracking the rain. meteorologist drew tuma will be back with the full forecast. and we catch up with a man who lost nearly 200 pounds. he's in the midst of a 100-mile

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romance can be a little rocky sometimes. a california man proposed on top of a 600-foot rock in southern california on thursday bithen had to be rescued by emergency crews. he was also arrested. tonight he's telling his side of the story. meet 27-year-old michael bacnks and his puppy moses. heclimbed morrow rock early thursday and turned on his cell phone's video recorder. >> you see this rock. this rock is the rock i would love to put on your finger. if i could buy a diamond this size, i would because that's

what you are worth to me and ultimately, i'll never let that go. will you marry me? >> reporter: the problem was climbing the rock was illegal as banks found out when firefighters and a rescue helicopter descended. >> i shouted out to the fireman, is there a problem? because you guys are rolling in by the numbers. i don't understand what's going on. >> reporter: the chopper eventually lifted him off the rock and put him on the ground where he was cited for misdemeanor trespassing. later he spent the night in jail for being under the influence of methamphetamine. he says it's medicine he was prescribed by a v.a. doctor. emergency responders plan to bill him thousands of dollars for the rescue. but there is one piece of good news -- >> she said yes. the way she said yes was the emotional part. she says of course i'll marry you. you are a crazy and sob and she

goes off telling me, i can't believe you're going to either die or get arrested. >> reporter: a word of advice -- practice one of the most useful phrases a husband can learn. sorry, honey. for the first time in nearly a century the price of stamps will go down tomorrow. first class stamps will drop to 47 cents each. two ounce and three ounce and commercial prices will also decrease. it's caused by a temporary increaskreecrease back in 2014 tomorrow. rain put a bit of a damper on the cherry blossom festival in san francisco today. several thousand did show up to japan town today to take in japanese culture and food. the festival continues tomorrow and next saturday and sunday. ♪ it was dry indoors at

sundance cinemas for the queen program. david louie goes to the event where young people compete to be the cultural ambassador. they'll attend japanese cultural events. abc 7's cheryl jennings was the emcee at the ronald mcdonald house. they can accommodate 47 families per night that have children with life-threatening illnesses. a bay area man is running 100 miles. he's lost 180 pounds in two years. he's running from abc 7 was there to talk with him about his journey. >> start small.

little things definitely will add up. start with just walking around the block but just go out, get active. find something you like to do and just do it. >> the run is not just for mccluskey. it's also for charity. last year he raised $18,000 for the silicon valley children's fund. a live look from the golden gate bridge. he'll run across this some time in the next few hours. what's the forecast looking like as he runs to san jose tomorrow? meteorologist drew tuma has the answer. >> good for him first of all. second of all, he'll be dealing with a lot of wet weather. it's been a soaker of a day. light rain continues into sunday. we'll go in tighter. across the region from san francisco, oakland to hayward and san bruno to very light rain showers, even north of san rafael. see these pockets of yellow around pacifica.

that's some pockets of moderate rainfall in isolated spots. to the south bay, cupertino, even los altos, light rain at this hour. as we pull back. these showers are moving in a northeast to southwest fashion. if you look off to the north and east we're tracking more rain developing around reno, nevada. it's going to bring more rain first thing on our sunday. the past 36 hours, a lot spots have seen a healthy amount of rain. some over half an inch of rain. all this wet weather has helped to wipe out some of the pollen in the atmosphere. our air quality has dropped from high to moderate levels. some relief has come to allergy sufferers. as we go outdoors, we're in the 50s across the board and we'll stay in the 50s with the cloud cover keeping the warmth near the surface. this storm continues to be a 1.

additional quarter to three-quarters of an inch of rainfall is possible. future weather as we go hour by hour. here are the showers in reno, nevada. they are diving to the southwest. by 6:00, they are in the bay area. if you are up tomorrow early, you'll need the rain gear. 9:00 in the morning, still tracking light showers. as we go into the afternoon, watch as showers quickly diminish. a storm system pushes off to the east. by sunday afternoon into the evening, a widely isolated shower but plentiful cloud cover in place. as we talk about the rain from now until 9:00 tomorrow morning, we have periods of light rain from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 in the afternoon. showers taper from north to south. after 1:00 on your sunday it's just a widely isolated shower. lots of clouds in place and rather muggy like today. overnight tonight in the 50s across the board. 53 in san francisco. 55 in san jose.

overnight 54 in oakland. a very similar day setting up today -- or tomorrow like today. a lot of cloud cover in place. on/off showers. highs in the low 60s. the second half of your sunday is dryer than the first half. tomorrow we have light showers from rain to showers. by monday it's a lot of cloud cover but we are dry. tuesday, more in the way of sunshine but wednesday, the clouds quickly increase ahead of the next storm system. that brings a late day shower wednesday into thursday. it ranks a 1 on the storm impact schedule. we're warming up quickly back into the 70s. sunday morning, up early, going to need the rain gear. >> drew, thanks. a new best friend after goin

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warriors with a must-win in memphis to have a shot at the regular season record held by the 1995-96 bulls of 72 games. steph curry practicing his putting. jordan spieth leading the masters. steph the one-handed lob to andrew bogut. taking a wrest tonight. ws up three at the half. 17 points on 7 of 22 shooting. grizzlies go on an 11-0 run in the third. warriors trail by ten in the fourth. draymond, layup and the foul. he had 23. first shot of the quarter, harrison barnes the three. he had 14. warriors up one. eight seconds left. grizzlies down one.

misses. gets it back. tries a desperation heave way offline. warriors escape memphis with the win. >> we played decent enough in the first half. the run they made in the second half was -- there's still time left on the clock. the game meant a lot to us. it was a big win. >> klay doesn't need to come in for us to score. we need to come in and get stops. when we do that, we'll score. we need to stick with it. pick our intensity level up. >> and they'll get san antonio tomorrow. jordan spieth on top of the leaderboard for the six th straight round. his partner today rory mcilroy looking to complete the grand slam with a win at the masters. jason day coming in, birdie putt on 14. back-to-back birdies at 1 under but ends the day even par.

bernhard langer, three birdies in a row including the chip on 14. he's 1 under. rory in trouble. he hooks it into the drink. he'd get a double bogey. played himself, not out of the tournament but a 5 over 77. spieth birdies 12 to get to 4 under. threei]:kn holes. a 3 under 69. 2 under on the tournament. he's chasing spieth who birdies 14 and 15. bogeys 17 and doubles 18 falling back to 3 under. spieth, seventh straight round leading at augusta. a new record. 3 under. 1 over 73. he'll play with smiley kaufman and also 58-year-old bernhard langer. don't count him out as we look forward to sunday's final round. this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock

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live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> good evening. i'm eric thomas. san francisco police are on the lookout for a 2-year-old girl whose mother was found dead yesterday. nicole fitts and her daughter were reported missing april 5th. fitts was the victim of a homicide but did not give details on how or where nicole

fitts died. she often visits the east bay, silicon value and fresno. theyer hoping the public can help find the young girl. light rain is expected to pick up overnight and continue throughout the morning. drew will be back with the forecast in a few minutes. and the warriors need two more wins for an historic 73-win season. getting the record won't be easy. tomorrow they'll play in san antonio where they haven't won since 1997. then the warriors wrap up the season wednesday with a rematch against the grizzlies. new york is the next big stop on the presidential campaign trail. in ten days nearly 100 republican delegates and 300 democratic delegates will be up for grabs. donald trump and hillary clinton lead their opponents but ted cruz and bernie sanders are fighting for every vote. >> reporter: two insurgents taking the fight to the

front-runners. ted cruz and bernie sanders vowing to campaign all the way to the convention floor. >> news bulletin. we just won wyoming. >> reporter: bernie sanders late saturday declared the winner of the wyoming caucus. now claiming victory over hillary clinton in seven of the last eight states. with the new york primary just over a week away, sanders is closing the gap with clinton on pledged delegates. though clinton is still ahead. >> if we can win here, it absolutely opens the door to a path toward victory to the white house. >> reporter: clinton isn't sounding too worried. >> i'm going to keep going until i have all of the delegates i need to be nominated. >> reporter: ted cruz is trying to outflank donald trump by skoopg up delegates wherever he finds them. the latest in colorado. >> i believe the first ballot will be the highest vote total

donald trump receives and on a subsequent ballot, we're going to win the nomination and earn a majority. >> reporter: cruz poised to win most, if not all of colorado's 37 delegates. off the campaign trail for three days, donald trump made a surprise visit to new york's 9/11 memorial. the gop front-runner uncharacteristically avoided talking to reporters. trump has been retooling his campaign since his loss to cruz in wisconsin. elizabeth herr, abc news. a rite of passage turned into what could have been a life or death moment for a 9-year-old girl in oregon. aribella climbed up the neighborhood's tallest tree. after scaling her way 40 feet up, she couldn't get down. when they couldn't get to her, the fire department had to be called out using a ladder truck to rescue her. >> i was scared. i had to go up to the top and

climb down. then i got stuck on that branch right there. >> she had a few scratches but otherwise is fine. she said she's not planning to scale that tree again any time soon. i'm sure after a discussion with her folks. three men trapped on a deserted island in the south pacific were able to grab the attention of a navy ship. tonight they're safe. it was their own ingenuity that saved them. ava pilgrim has details. >> reporter: three real life castaways lucky to be alive after their sailing trip went really wrong stranding them for days on a tiny deserted island. >> three-hour tour. >> reporter: the story eerily similar to the opening to "gilligan's island." but it's this image catching headlines. the three spelling out "help" with palm leaves. search crews saying they did everything right to get rescued.

a big wave taking out their boat on their way to a small island in the pacific. the men forced to fight through two miles of choppy water, thankfully armed with these life vests. >> the personal floatation devices allowed them to stay above water long enough to make the overnight swim to the island. >> reporter: the trio washing ashore on this island. no phones or internet to call home. seemingly living out scenes from "castaway." starting a fire and just like tom hanks did on the big screen, singled out this rugged sos and frantically waving their bright orange life jackets. a navy plane spotting them. their three-hour tour finally over after three days. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. a home surveillance camera helped police near boston nab two home burglars. the noise of the door being kicked in triggered an alert. he watched as two men broke in

and then called police. and officers got there just in time to catch one thief in action. the, jumped out of a window. police caught him after a chase through the neighborhood. fishing for answers with one high-tech tool. how to climb aboard this ship tomorrow in san francisco next. also searching for mother bear. the steps wildlife officials are taking to reunite smokey jr. with mom. i'm meteorologist drew tuma. light rain tonight will continue into part of your sunday before we dry out our skies and welcome another st

officials hope to reunite this rescued black bear cub with its mother. a teenager heard smokey jr. squealing in the woods thursday and called firefighters. the bear was slightly singed from flames. they are walking it around the woods spreading its scents in hopes mom can smell it and come back. if mom does not return wildlife officials will care for the little bear until it can be released on its own. it's far out in the ocean most of the time but tomorrow one high-tech ship will be docked and open to the public at the exploratorium. jonathan bloom got to climb on board the shiny new vessel that's on a phish finding mission. >> to the crowd outside the exploratorium is looks like a big fancy ship. >> i think of it as a floating

submarine. one of my favorite ways to think of this ship. designed to be as quiet and stealth through the water. >> reporter: it isn't hiding from enemies. it's hiding from fish. >> anything that makes noise and is big and can be deemed a predator. it gives us the best opportunity to count them. >> reporter: counting the fish. >> look under a microscope and determine how many eggs and for what species. >> you do a lot of dropping things into the water? >> yes, and hopefully bring as many things back. >> reporter: they use sonar. >> this is where i spend most of my team. >> reporter: he can read these dotss like a book. >> likely some type of fish. >> reporter: it tells researchers where to look but doesn't tell them what they'll find there. when the sun goes down, the net goes in the water. >> this is the wet lab. >> reporter: they are looking for sardines, anchovies and mackerel. >> they dissect them to see

whether they are male or female. >> the biomass of sardines is way down. we're trying to figure out the causes. whether effects of overfishing, effects of the environment. >> reporter: they set fishing limits protecting the fish and mammals that eat them. >> two scientists in this room. >> definitely the hilton. >> more like the mariot. >> reporter: the galley is a regular restaurant. it travels the whole coast and the bay is in the middle. >> we hope this is the first of many stops. >> reporter: in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> wonder how long it took to get his sea legs? a check on the weather, here's drew tuma. >> dragging light rain today. light rain tonight and more light rain for sunday. live doppler 7 hd. get you route down to the east

bay. hayward, san leando, oakland city, it's been raining for a good portion of saturday night and continues with the light green on your screen. we'll shift to the south. palo alto, los altos, sunnyvale and san mateo. wet along the peninsula. the live doppler 7 hd. see the spin off the coast of l.a. that's the area of low pressure responsible for all the rain. going to throw back more moisture into the bay area overnight and first thing sunday. see it developing near reno. these showers sink to the south and west. they'll move in sunday morning and bring more wet weather. light storm. still a 1. a quarter to maybe three-quarters inch of additional rain with these scattered showers. hour by hour, watch the time stamp. 6:00 on sunday. good swath of rain across the region. that continues 8:00 and 9:00 on sunday morning. rain gear will be needed. into the early afternoon, the rain diminishes as the area of low pressure moves off to the

east. there's still a chance of an isolated shower. won't be widespread. most spots in the afternoon sunday dealing with a fair amount of cloud cover. your accuweather seven-day forecast. tomorrow rain to showers on sunday. a 1 on the storm impact scale. plenty of cloud cover monday. a dry day but not a bright day. it's ahead of another storm system that will bring clouds first on wednesday. showers late wednesday. those continues into thursday. light rain. 1 on the storm impact scale. friday, dry. saturday, lots of sunshine returning. warming up and temperatures back into the upper 70s inland. >> a couple of days to dry out and then back to the rain. shu is here with more on the giants añ÷ >>xñ it's been&jñ axñ good seri. giants9/bygsñr looking for thei4

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giants looking for their third straight win over the dodgers with bum garner facing kershaw. a new deal for brandon bell announced pregame. it kickstarts in 2017. job security a big plus for athletes. after a rain delay, ready to roll. he rakes one off kershaw. 12th career homer. tied for the active lead among pitchers. kershaw can't believe it. bum garner, has to laugh at it. allows a run. strikes out klay thompson's little brother. see ya. solo homer. 2-1 giants again. kershaw like all pitchers can't believe it. l.a. ties it top nine. in the tenth, charlie culverson

doubles into the corner. scores what proves to be the game-winner. he waved off praise about his home run after the game. >> my job is to go out there and pitch. that's what i'm focusod. i'm going to compete when i'm at the plate, too, but i -- there's a ton of history between the two teams. at the same time, you have to find a way to push that aside when you go out there and pitch and do what you got to do. somebody was not happy to be at the a's/mariners game. coco crisp singled to lead off the game. scores on a danny valencia single. 2-0 a's. bottom four, marcus simeon daving stop to start a 6-4-3 double play. hill allows one run in five innings. top five, josh reddick, nearly hits that to pike's place.

a's lead. and then top eight, steven vogt doubles off the wall. scores valencia. a's second straight win. now tied for the american league west lead at 3-3. sharks clinched the third seed in the pacific division for the postseason. they hosted the coyotes at the tank. if my producer weren't here he'd be at the game dressed like this. no score in the third. max nearly gets them on the board but hits the post. 20 saves. denies tangay. only one goal in the game. pawelski, 38th goal of the game. sharks win. they'll face the kings or ducks in the first round. >> yeah, it's going to be a challenge. both those teams are very good hockey teams. we'll be watching tomorrow to see what happens. regardless, we're going to play a very good hockey team. >> they are both really good teams. just give us one and let's go to

work. it's going to be a great series whoever we play. it's just -- >> pick your poison. you know, there's no way around that. we've known that for a while. and i think our guys are excited about the challenge. >> college hockey. north dakota and quinnipiac. north dakota already leading 1-0. the quinnipiac goalie comes out of the net and gives it to brock besser. good play. drake scores twice in the final frame. their first national championship in 15 years. sacramento kings playing oklahoma city in the last game at sleep train arena. russell westbrook fouled shooting a three. makes the free throw to tie the game. rudy gay fouled driving to the

hoop. hits both free throws and takes the lead. westbrook's final heave will be no good. and the kings win the last game ever at sleep train arena. 114-112, the final. stanford with a spring game today in football. who will replace kevin hogan at quarterback. toss to schultz. nice grab by schultz. tip drill to himself. very nice. shuman-esque. the presumed front-runner had a good showing. three td passes. cardinal beat the white, 42-28 your final. san jose earthquakes earned a point against fc dallas with a 2-2 draw on the road. alberto quintera and wondolowski both scored for the quakes. the masters doesn't really start until the back nine on sunday. wide-open tournament. should be good. but the warriors had to work so hard tonight to beat memphis and

then to go to into san antonio and try to beat the spurs who are trying to go 41-0 at home. >> young mr. schultz doesn't have your end zone dance. >> yeah. >> kind of like icky woods and mc hammer. that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. thanks for joining us. we'll see

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