francisco, people flock to dolores park and unfortunately they often leave behind a mess. these are pictures shot this morning of yesterday's sunny day aftermath. according to mission local.com, a crew of eight city workers spent hours cleaning up the mess. several neighbors told me dolores park looked trashed this morning. they say the sunny weekends are a double edged sword. they love to see people enjoying the open spaces of the city but they're not happy that lots of people simply don't clean up after themselves. >> so much trash. it seems like it's just a lot of people from like out of town and stuff who come to visit for the day and don't really take care of it. >> we are hoping to find a trash on the exterior of the park and if not it's going home with us. >> reporter: lauri and her family packed up their trash and hauled it to one of the trash bins on the outer perimeter of the park. there are a few temporary signs reminding people to take the trash with them, but we noticed there are only a few bins inside

of the park so people have to walk all the way outside of the park so that they can drop off their recyclables and their trash. so, sometimes it's by it of a haul if people are inside the park. reporting live at dolores park in san francisco, i'm sergio. abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. as you can see it was just as sunny as it was yesterday but a bit cooler than yesterday. a live look at our exploratorium cam from pier 15. beautiful blue skies. wasn't the case all day, though, for more let's check in with lisa in for drew. blue kiez all week? i don't think so, lisa. >> you're right about this morning. the reason why it wasn't a warm is because we had this, the fog. this is a look at the marine layer starting with the gray sky. with all that sunshine and a north wind it was swept away quickly. we enjoyed the blue sky. still temperatures anywhere from 9 to 13 degrees above average today. check it out from our sutro tower camera. we are still in the mid 70s in mountain view. 74 in san jose, 77 in gilroy.

this is mount tamme, 81 from santa rosa, 77 in fairfield, concord now we believe this. look at that. we have got a one and a two and another one on our storm impact scale. the days leading up to the rain are going to be sunny and beautiful. i'll detail that for you and tell you how much rain you're going to get in your neighborhood by the end of the week. eric? >> lisa, thank you very much. abc 7 news was at aquatic park in san francisco this morning as boaters rescued one person zrugling in the water. they brought them on board to the hyde street pier. that pirn will be okay. a 13-year-old napa girl is recovering after allegedly being kidnapped and held hostage by a suspect more than 27 hours. investigators say she was taken in napa and it all ended when the girl bravely jumped out of the kidnapper's moving truck near bow ddega bay. >> anything done to a child is hor ichk.

>> reporter: neighbors inside this mobile home park reacted to news 53 year old tim marble is accused of kidnapping a girl. he stays with relatives but rarely spoke with anyone. >> it's surprising. i never would have thought especially in the park i live in. >> my prayers are with her and her family. it's really scary to hear. >> reporter: shock and surprise from the customers at this shell station where the 13-year-old was kidnapped around 3:00 a.m. onfully. the sonoma county sheriff's department says the teen ran away from her home after a fight with her parents and met marble and convinced her to get in his truck. he drove for hours sexually assaulting the girl and forcing her to take drugs. >> she pulled out a knife and started cutting her leg. he started carving his name into her arm. >> reporter: but the girl

escaped her kidnapper on bodega bay by jumping from the pickup truck and hiding in the bushes. >> she called the cops. >> reporter: when deputies showed up. >> she said she had been the victim of sexual assault by this man. >> she was pretty brave to do that. you don't know where your future holds or do i jump and take a risk and see if i make it or not. >> super brave. we're very fortunate. i can't imagine what she went through. >> reporter: police say marble has a long rap sheet across california from drug offenses to domestic violence charges, but no sex crimes. marble lives in the sonoma county jail, the girl back home with her family trying to recover from her long ordeal. in napa, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> police a est ared a man after a birthday party shooting in pittsburgh injured five pe nigh house on madelein street. police say the gunman started a fight after being asked to leave

then opened fire hitting five people. all victims should live. party guests held the gunman down until police arrived. still in the east bay, i-80 traffic is backed up to the bay bridge toll plaza after an suv caught fire. this happened an hour ago. our em am i ville camera shows the problem. witnesses saw flames coming from under the suv before the driver pulled over. the fire is out now and the vehicle is gone, but the traffic jamb extends for miles. a bay area based coast guard crew returned home today following a major victory in america's war against drug smugglers. a 98 day mission in the pacific, they got cocaine worth $55 million off the coast of sentra and south america. they used a drone to catch p senate republicans have sad they will change the rules if they have to to get gorsuch confirmed. reporter andrew spencer has

details. >> reporter: one way or another, senate republicans say gorsuch will be confirmed this week as the next u.s. supreme court justice. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell tells f"fox news sunday" that will happen even if they have to change the senate rules. >> judge gorsuch is going to be confirmed. the way in which that occurs is in the hands of the democratic minority. >> reporter: senate minority leader chuck schumer told nbc's meet the press says it is highly, highly unlikely gorsuch will get enough support to get a filibuster. >> why doesn't president trump, democrats and republicans in the senate sit down and try to come up with a mainstream nominee. >> reporter: echoing mcconnell he made it clear on face the nation senate republicans do intend to push gorsuch through this week with or without democratic support. >> if they filibuster neil gorsuch, they're going to filibuster everyone that this president might propose. >> reporter: on sunday senator joe donlly of indiana joined a small group of democrats

publicly supporting gorsuch issuing a statement, the senate should keep the 60-vote threshold for supreme court nominees. it isn't clear whether republicans can convince enough democrats to reach that threshold. abc 7 news. >> president trump has approved sending federal money for damage from last month's storms. this is the fourth presidential disaster declaration and it includes the severe flooding around san jose. money is now available for emergency repairs or replacement in 42 counties including alameda, contra costa, marin, napa, san mateo, santa clara, santa cruz, solano, and sonoma counties. the declaration also covers the damage spillway at lake oroville. there are now calls for emergency hearings about that busted oroville dam and it's not because of anything we know about the break and flood, but because of what we don't know. and a call for help answered for some south bay residents feeling insecure with recent immigration enforcement.

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tomorrow's the day besides video games. every day is a gift. especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto... a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema,

low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. tomorrow, i'm gonna step out with my favorite girl. ask your doctor about entresto. and help make the gift of tomorrow possible. plans are coming together to fix the damaged spillway at the oroville dam, but we in the general public won't get to see

them. state and federal officials are blocking the release of any document related to repairs, safety and design because of potential security risks. state senator jim kneel son representatives the area around the dam that was evacuated last month. he's calling for an immediate oversight hearing because of the significant public safety concern. in south bay, a critical group that helps families in need has a new home. abc 7 news was in san jose as mayor sam liccardo helped open the new a mig owes de guadalupe center. they have helped people in the may fair neighborhood with basic needs including other fordable housing jobs and education. they are onn al um rock to help them in critical time. >> it is about investing in our young people, through scholarships, through education, through immigration, through housing, work. >> we have tens of thousands of residents living in my city right now in fear because they or a member of their family ould be deported and they need information. they need access to legal

services. they need access to a network that can help support them. >> the new center is four blocks away from our lady of dwad law pay church at allum rock and mccareery. a group of bay area girls showed they belong on the ice and in a boys league. not only did they compete they got to the finals. hear from them after their double overtime thriller. and you may need to put away your sunglasses and get your umbrella tout this week. lisa argen up with the accuweather. >> the giants have a pretty good shot to win. today he added to the tally at the plate. pulling off something no pitcher has ever this dog really is that man's best friend. >> the dog's face is like, are you crazy? are you serious? >> dog's getting the best of everything. >> see how they play next "right this minute."

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two of california's top youth hockey teams faced off in san jose for the state championship today. >> let's go. >> the team in the darker colored uniforms, the san jose junior sharks, is all girl. their opponents, the san francisco saber cats are almost entirely all boys. one of the sharks tied it to force overtime and it took two overtimes for the saber cats to win it. >> we were down and we had 17 seconds left and i got to tip in

to get the goal to go to overtime. >> they battled back, tied it up, and overtime when you lose in overtime it's pretty tough on the kids. >> both teams received medals following today's double overtime thriller. the junior sharks showed off theirs. so did the state champs. hats off to both teams. from ice skates to roller skates, abc 7 news was in the park. a car free park on sundays. every sunday for the last 50 years jfk drive has been closed to cars, trucks and buses from stannian to park presidio. >> announcer: now your accuweather with lisa argen. >> we're going to have several nice days ahead to enjoy. here's a live doppler 7. you see the cloud-free conditions, but we have a big change in our weather coming. look at the fog swept away from the northwesterly winds like a

summertime pattern. as a widen the perspective this system heads to the north. at the base of this system there will be a lot of energy spinning out of it that will bring rain to the bay area starting thursday night. hard to believe after temperatures like this. 80s today, 82 in santa rosa, 78 in redwood city, 60s on the coast. a nice 20 to 25 degrees spread. we'll bring some wind in tomorrow to feel like spring. then it's back to summer before winter comes back the end of the week. 74 in oakland, san jose right now still 77 in san ramon. here's a look from our east bay hills camera. mt. diablo. patchy fog tonight returns. sunny, breezy, cooler tomorrow. winds up to 30 miles an hour. you'll feel the difference but it will still be above average. then we're sunny again on tuesday and wednesday. temperatures rebound, but then the rain comes back in ernest. so, check out the wave heights. 12 to 14 feet here from bodega bay to monterey. sneaker waves and large breakers are the main concern. highs tomorrow underneath a lot

of sunshine and breezy winds will be in the 60s at the coast. 68 in the city. a few degrees cooler here. you'll feel the wind pickup. 72 in oakland, we'll see more mid 70s in the north bay. 75 out towards antioch. if you're going to the game tomorrow over in oakland, look for numbers in the mid 60s. sun sets at 7:34. we'll be dropping into the mid 50s. looks like a great opening day for the a's. stormy scale 2 on friday, anywhere from half inch to 2 1/2 inches: most will be in the north bay. winds will kick up. it will happen mainly on friday. but by thursday we're cloudy, late thursday 10:00, the rain spreads through the bay area, stopping here, your friday morning commute. check it ut 0. we have got downpours by friday afternoon and evening. it begins to break up a bit, but there's more of it on saturday. so, i want to show you how the rain accumulates on friday. this is going to be pretty interesting as we get into your friday morning. we already have a half inch in oakland, a third in mountain

view. but by 3:00 in the afternoon, we're getting up to an inch in san francisco, almost that in hayward. and in the north bay you're going to get close to 2 inches by saturday morning. so, this looks unbelievable. hard to believe for april. this will be twice the amount of rain that we should see for april. we ended march on the dryer side. so, yeah, let's bring it on. the accuweather seven-day forecast. temps rebound. abc 7 news app, you'll notice the rain arrives thursday night, one storm impact scale, the heaviest rain on friday. it tries to break up on saturday, temperatures will be hard-pressed to reach 60 degrees. so, we're doing all the seasons in one week. >> all right. thank you, lisa. >> announcer: now abc 7 sports with mike shumann. >> the regular season against the d backs. hard to go wrong with madison bumgarner on the hill especially the day he had with the bat in his hand.

bumgarner made history at the plate in the fifth. he roepes a home run. most home runs by a pitcher in giants history. top tied at three. first pitcher in major league history to open with two homers on opening day, take the giants franchise league with 16 in his career. 4-3 giants. on to close it out, got the first two outs, but couldn't get number 3. singles in jeremy, ties the game at 5. then micah singles in the game winner. four straight two out singles given up, 6-5, the final. giants are 2007, just like 2016, with bull pen issues. as lisa mentioned at home against the angels, the first ever opening day start. he gets the opportunity because his pal sunny gray will open the season on the dl. a's manager says he is handling

the opportunity about as well as he can. >> i talked to him about it, you know, when sunny went down long time ago. and obviously he was concerned for his teammate, but excited about the fact that he was going to get his first opening day start. >> nbc back in february, durant looking good in pregame warm ups but he won't be activated until next sunday at the earliest. steph making good shots in the first quarter. leaps to save it from going out of bounds. draymond green leaps from going half-court. by 6. how about steph making arson out of his shoes without taking a dribble, nailing the triple. he had 12 in the first quarter. you are curry great behind the back to draymond green for the layup. dubs up 5 after 1. second quarter andre iguodala. on the fastbreak, leaps,

backward bounce pass to steph, three, got it. 22 for curry at halftime. 67-57 at the break. when was the last time mississippi state, south carolina led by double digits most of the way. third quarter off the turnover, alicia gray with a nice finish. she had 18. mississippi state, though, would not go away. jasmine hall cut it to four midway through the fourth. but asia wilson would not be denied. 23 points, ten boards earning the mvp. mississippi state morgan williams can't watch the finish. she was held to eight points. south carolina takes it 67-55, their first national title. final rounds of the shell houston open, angel cabrera finishing his day on the par 3, 9th in the rain, and nothing but net for the ace. he finished at minus 4. the winner automatically qualifies for the master's if need so, russell hanley needed it. five birdies on the front 9. this chip on 13th sets up a birdie for the outright lead. and the 35-foot birdie on 14

will help him pull away. henley five birdies on the back 9 as well as 65 for a minus 20 on the week, a three-stroke win over sun kang and he's headed to augusta for the third time with his first career victory. 13 years after facing off the third time at this tournament, roger federer and rafa nadal net. he fought off four break points. had five of his own breaking nadal in the next to last game of both sets. 35-year-old has won the aussie open, indian wells and miami open, straight sets victory, his 91st career title. he said afterwards he'd take a break on the klay court season and only play in the french open. complete highlights along with the sharks tonight at 11:00. hope to see you then. eric, back to you. >> thanks a lot. scarlet johan son's movies grossed more than $3 1/2 billion. can she overcome a casting controversy in her latest movie, a remake of the

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tonight on abc 7 news at 9:00 over on coffee tv 20, a teenager captured live on social media, tonight there is a break in the case that has police

crediting facebook. and at 11:00 here on abc 7, the champs getting honored by some champs. mission high school enjoying a special moment at the warriors game. special effects and animation dominated the box office this weekend. the boss baby came out on top, surprising the studio execs behind it who expected modest numbers. starz alec baldwin, a no nonsense infant on a mission. analysts believe his recent saturday night live impersonation of donald trump helped sell tickets. boss baby brought in $49 million barely elking out beauty and the beast. scarlet johansson's ghost in the shell debuted third place with $19 million. a classic japanese role. power rangers and kaung skoal island rounded out the top five. seems like there is a power ranger movie for every generation. going back 20 years. that's it for abc 7 news at 6:00. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00.

have a great one. tomorrow's the day besides video games. every day is a gift. especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto... a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto.

it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. tomorrow, i'm gonna step out with my favorite girl. ask your doctor about entresto. and help make the gift of tomorrow possible.

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