>> and good morning,s the saturday, april 15th. let's get a start with a look at weather. here's meteorologist francis d. luzon. >> good morning, kate, good morning, everything showing us clear skies over the bay area. temperatures on the cool side, dropping to 39 degrees. mildner san francisco at 49. lots of 40s out there. a pretty shot here from mount tam. can you see the orange in the sky.

we have breaking news out of oakland this morning, one person has died in a house fire. now, firefighters responded to an alarm around midnight at 103rd avenue and 4th streets. smoke was coming from the second story of the home when they arrived. one person was taken out of the house and pronounced dead at the scene. right now the cause is under investigation. a sunnydale man is facing two counts of vehicular manslaughter and dui after hitting a car with four women inside. they had just left a late night holy thursday mass off great america parkway in santa clara. abc 7 news reporter katy mar sul lo tells us the victims included a mother and daughter. >> reporter: jeff says his 92-year-old grandmother angela was devoted to her religion,

angela, two of her daughter and niece were out going church to church for the stations of the cross, an easter tradition. they were leaving our lady of peace around 8:30. they say a 36 of drunk and speeding. he hit the women head on. >> he's charged with felony dui and vehicular manslaughter. >> reporter: angela and her daughter were killed. >> she likes to party, karaoke. >> reporter: sher sister survived the crash. her husband had to them her, her mom and sister had died. >> she had a feeling that it would happen because she was calling their names and no response. >> reporter: in an instant, an extended san jose family lost a favorite aunt and beloved matery arc. >> she's the best.

she took care of us since we were like this and running around. she loved to garden. that's the one thing like she had a beautiful garden out back. >> reporter: the suspected drunk driver had major injuries, his two passengers were also hurt. >> and in north korea, tensions are building as a u.s. air carrier stings towards the region. they have issued an all the mate item or it will annihilate u.s. military bases. it's a day of celebrating the found founder. it showed a military force. a. >> reporter: north korean leader kim jong-un salute agency parade of missiles strolling down the streets of pyongyong, thousands are celebrating the most important day on the founder's birthday with the fire power on full display. this is the first public display of its submarine launched

ballistic missiles, which have a range of more than 600 miles, so far, there has been no new missile tests. they show this nuclear test site ready to go, however, this as a top korean official tells the associated press the trump administration is more vicious and more aggressive than etc. predecess predecessor. >> it is the u.s. that is threatening us, he says, president trump has often tweeted about the quote menace of north korea, saying they have been playing the united states for years, he has promised to quote solve the problem. on thursday, the u.s. dropped this giant 22,000 pound bomb on an isis strong hold in afghanistan. some speculate it was also aimed at sending a message to the pyongyang government. >> i don't know if this sends a message, it doesn't make any difference if it does or not, north korea is a problem t. problem will be taken care of. >> reporter: north korea now accusing the u.s. of maniacal

military reparations and we will go to war if they choose. vice president mike pence arrives in south korea tomorrow for his fourth leg of his asian tour. a pro president trump ramally in berkeley today is already causing damage, but not the kind you may think. businesses are boarding up and a farmer's market has been cancelled, costing vendors alone tens of thousands of dollars. all this in reaction to last month's march that exploded into violence. katie eunice has more. >> reporter: the threat of violence and vandalism is being taken seriously in berkeley. >> some of the businesses have start boarding up just in precaution. >> reporter: president donald trump supporters plan to rally in civic center park. this follows the march 4th clash between them and counter protestors. as a precaution, organizers of the farmer's market that takes place in the park are canceling

it for the day. >> i feel it's an overreaction and i feel it's giving in to the culture of fear that's taking over the country. >> reporter: tim mueller stands to miss out on seven to $10,000. >> we have 60 people that work year round on the farm, who depend on the farm for their income and their families. >> reporter: he and 50 other vendors are collateral damage to a rally and protest that hasn't even happened yet. >> i'm not sure that's even their intent. i think they're absorbed in their own moment of anger. >> reporter: both sides of the demonstration posted flyers, while the city publised a lest of banned items, bake amy, anything that can be used as a weapon. police arrested ten people at the march 4th event and are working to identify suspects. in berkeley, katie eunice, abc 7 news. today's event has trouble written all of it.

police in central california have arrested a man on suspected of murdering a victim of human trafficking. her body was found in a dumpster. the 30-year-old emigrated into the u.s. from china last year. police say she was brought here to work in the sex trade. police arrested 50-year-old william lee yesterday for her murder at the san mateo auto shop where he worked. police say the two had been romantically involved. the relationship turned violent. they lived in the bay area and had no ties to merced. bart has not source of thethethethethethethee

>> reporter: commuters headed to pitsburg bay point were greeted by concord works, one stop short of their final destination. an electrical problem uses shorter trades to shuttle people between north concord and pitsburg. it's trouble for some riders. >> you have to switch to a shutt shuttle. >> reporter: she was trying to get to the last stop on this line to pick up her son and go back home to oakland. she had to have her baby-sitter drive him her before heading home. some commuters said they could smell something burning on the ride here. >> we caught the bart if fremont, all the way up here, it smelled like burning brake

fluid. >> it smelled like electric am, burning brakes. >> reporter: it started about 10:00 a.m.. they spent the day tracking down the problem. last year mysterious power surges lasted for weeks and damaged about 80 cars, the problem eventually went away, even though the exact problem has not been found. san francisco is testing out four types of durable bike lane posts to find the perfect one that can put up with the wear and tear of market street traffic which can be crazy, they can bend when cars drive over them. several in the past were damaged by cars and bikes that ran into them. the city will test to see ones stands up the best. hopefully something will work because markets street can be a problem. >> i tried driving there, those posts will be helpful. >> it's a mixed basket of weather. >> oh, very nice, i love that

yes. today is a good day to go. check out this pretty shot. look at the clear skies the pink and the orange just before sunrise, i will have your warmer temperatures coming up with some rain on the way. >> all right. thanks, francis. also ahead the airline now willing to dish out nearly $10,000. it has to boot from you your flight. and a new journey to the galaxy far, far away,

so i use excedrin.ments from my life. it starts to relieve migraine pain in just 30 minutes. and it works on my symptoms, too. now moments lost to migraines are moments gained with excedrin. [heartbeat]

>> it's this beautiful shot from our mount tam camera doesn't want to make you wake up and enjoy the great weather, i don't know what will. look at that sunrise, just gorgeous, on to our next story, dem that airlines hoping to get good pr out of the competitor's mistake t. carrier announced anyone that gets bumped from a flight can get nearly $10,000 in compensation, this comes after united had a customer forcibly removed. we asked passengers arriving what they thought of delta's move. >> they're smart. and i think that when people don't respond and get more money, some people aren't necessarily in it for the money. >> that may not be enough for them. it depends on what you are

traveling for. >> the limit is 10 grand. >> i would be given 10 grand. i would definitely appreciate it and take it. >> money talks, it's got to be the way of mouth. united says they offered those passengers up to $1,000 to take a later flight. all right the oldest polar bear in america, one who called the san francisco zhao their home for more than three decades died. uulu died yesterday from old age t. zhao says the 36-year-old bear had been suffering from congested heart failure, in 1985, it was rescued from the canadian city that planned to be a nuisance around town. zookeepers have been in mourning. but they say uulu lived a good life. >> she lived 36 years of her life, people come by. we keep talks about them, so she's been a great ambassador

for her species. >> this weekend, zhao visitors can stop by the polar bear exhibit to share their favorite memories of uulu. the average age the 24 years old. she lived a long an happy life, hopefully. all right, it was a big day for fans of the galaxy far, far away. disney released the preview of the newest chapter of the last jedi commemorating 40 years since the release of a new hope. report repo our reporter was there for the show and las this story. report. friday's wow moment at "star wars" celebration, definitely the release of the trailer for "star wars" the last jedi. it's still in place by fans that showed it twice. >> i wished i could have, you know, experienced that perspective a little more. sometimes you look at it. >> reporter: what is the secret to keeping it a secret.

>> you know, people were going to not have it. they want to know a little bit. >> fans oohed, aahhed, gasped, watching the footage. they were a part of "star wars" celebration. there is also what happened here on the convention room floor. there is plenty of stuff to buy here. there is also plenty to see. >> this took time and effort. >> yes, it did. >> they are well aware. >> you did not? >> yes, i did. >> i love seeing people, i love the tidbits of what's coming up for the future. "star wars" is a night tight knit community so i love it. >> i am pleased at seeing so many people of all walks of life coming together to enjoy this one unifying thing. i think that's it. >> do you have a favorite characterer? >> luke skywalker. >> why do you like luke? >> he's a jedi.

>> are you a jedi also? >> yes, i am. >> no matter who you are here, you're welcome. in orlando, abc 7 news. >> water officials are setting water down the damaged main spillway at orville dam. it is the fourth time since mid-march that that spillway has been used. a massive hole chute led to a massive one in february. since that time, crews have been busy clearing debris from the damaged area. meanwhile, some lawmakers are demanding that governor brown release more documents related to the dam and the spillway problems. >> information that happened, information about previous studies and use of whether the dam and the spillway was or was not safe. >> that needs to be made public. >> the governor's office has said it would not release all details about the dam and what went wrong due to legal issues. a plan to repair the spillway

has yet to be formulated. now, they will be studying this easter weekend enjoying the bounceiful amounts of snow in the area, yes, skiing on easter. it is the middle of april. parts of the state are receiving fresh powder in the last three days, north star california has seen more than 17 inches of snowfall. they sent this new video, cal-trans, though, is warning drivers headed to sierra this weekend to be prepared and expect some slippery roads. >> now, 10 degrees, slick at buttered glass. slow down, down shift. stay off the brakes, you will be fine. >> no chain restrictions right now are in effect for either 80 or 50. cal-trans is telling drivers to pack those chains anyway in case restrictions do go into effect. >> now an a >>. >> there may be train restrictions tomorrow. clear skies right now, with live doppler .

check out the santa cruz beach area. just light out there. even the water looks like buttered glass. san francisco 47, oakland 46. some of the inland locations cooler around. look how pretty it is from mount tam. we see a little of the sunrise coming up. santa rosa also 39. lots of low 40s through napa, novato, fairfield and concord, livermore 40 degrees right now. this time, we're looking down towards san francisco, here's what you can expect. we have a cool start this morning. but a warmer afternoon. temperatures will be about five to 10 degrees warmer compared to yesterday. unfortunately, we got easter rain to contend with. i'll show you the timing. a chance of rain stays with us 32 you the bay area through wednesday. if you are headed to the giants game today, you will need your sun glasses and sunscreen, it will be mild and warm, upper 50s

and we will be warming up into the 60s by the time the game ends. it will be a very gorgeous day ahead. in fact, highs today a little warmer than average in many areas. so if you are headed to the oakland game, 67 degrees for you there. san jose 72, low 70s inland and in napa, very comfortable at 69 degrees, some of those high clouds passing through, you also need your allergy medicine. unfortunately, tree pollen is pretty high the uv index will be high as well. let's talk about abc 7 storm impact scale. we ran the scale from one to five. tomorrow's storm will be light, showers arrive by late morning, starting first in the north bay, less than .4 of an inch for most areas, breezy conditions at the coast. here's how it plays out. sunrise services tomorrow, still be dry, notice the increase in cloud cover, 7:00, still dry, we'll start to see the showers off the coast. 8:00 it starts to creep into parts of the north bay, 506789 we see more light rain through the north bay and 10:00 it

creeps up for everybody, so if you can get those easteric hunts done before 10:00. are you safe on the peninsula and the east bay. otherwise, you may have to do an indoor hunt. notice at noon the heavy area rain, the green and the yellow with breezy conditions at the coast. so temperatures for tomorrow around 7:00. they'll be in the 50s. widespread rain, wet, breezy in the afternoon and you will only hit the low 60s tomorrow. then the showers start to taper off later on. rainfall amounts pretty light. even close to a tenth of an inch in some of the south bay location, a quarter of an inch in san francisco, a little more in the north bay. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast, bright and warmer today. near the 70s, around the bay and inland areas, then we got the easter rain coming in tomorrow so temperatures will really drop. this will only be in the 60s. monday, tuesday, wednesday, we got those chances of rain, it looks like most of monday will be dry, we will have a wet start

for tuesday and more sunshine for the end of the week. >> any time i see 70s in the forecast, it's very exciting. >> it's nice today, enjoy it while you can. >> thanks, francis. ahead, why several bay area law enforcement agencies are

>> dan harris joins us from new york to tells e tell us what's coming up on good morning

america. >> a show of military force in north korea as tensions build with the united states, north korea kicking off a major national holiday unveiling what it says are new weapons at a big parade there amisth fears they can conduct a nuclear test. plus the vatican on high alert this easter weekend, days after recent terrorist attacks in europe, what the pope is saying as rome gears up for one of its busier weekends. finally the wait is over, for "star wars" fans the much anticipated new movie "the last jedi" released in orlando, paula was right there, she has interviews with the stars coming up on gma, we'll see you soon. >> happening today, it is the second annual bay area police unity ride officers and others from around the bay area will gather in martinez around 75 miles to sacramento to honor the men and women who have given their live in the line of duty. this is video from the previous

ride t. unity ride is being he else to send off participants riding in the police unity tour next month in washington, d.c. doing national police week. another self driving car is going to hit the road soon. the dmv has granted apple a permit to test autonomous cars in california. apple has what appears tosh a mostly separate organization about a thousand employees working on the so-called project titan in sunnydale and other satellite offices. 29 places have been approved for safely driving cars in california. amazing new information about the heart and kidney transplant baseball hall of famer ron carew received in december. we have learned that carew was seen as a one time san francisco 49ers who died from an aneurysm four days earlier, he attended school with carew's children. today the american heart association released these

photos meeting with his parents last month. that's his father listening to his son's heart beat. the 71-year-old called the meeting unbelievable. still to come on abc 7 morning, how the city of boston will remember those who died in the marathon bombing on this fourth anniversary, but first the allegation against united allegation against united airlines the toothpaste that helpstax, prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems and could be on the journey to much worse. help stop the journey of gum disease. try new parodontax toothpaste. it's clinically proven to remove plaque, the main cause of bleeding gums. for healthy gums, and strong teeth. leave bleeding gums behind. new parodontax toothpaste.

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer.

. and we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist francis dinglasan. >> that's a mixed basket, as you said earlier. here's a look at live doppler 7. clear skies, a few high clouds to our south. temperatures cool right now, especially in santa rosa, only 39 degrees, milder in san francisco at 49. oak 46. san jose 45. so you need an extra layer this morning. check out how clear it is out there, transamerica tower. sunrise at 6:34. just a few more minutes, sunny and mild afternoon, temperatures climb into the 60s by lunch, warmer by about 5 to 10 degrees to yesterday, low 70s inland. around the bay upper 60s, sunset

at 7:46. enjoy the sun my and beautiful warm weather, rain is on the way. i'll have more with that in the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. thanks, frances. just as a group is calling the united a racial incident. the passenger is a vietnamese american doctor and now a local group is demanding a number of things of united. abc 7 news reporter has the story. >> reporter: shortly after they witnessed this video of a passenger being dragged off the plane, the man's lawyer says he received an e-mail comparing his client to rosa parks, china and most recently vietnam has expressed their outrage over the incidents. the organization for justice and equality based in the bay area followed by making this statement. >> asian male passenger should not be ejected out of a plane

like a dog. we should boycott united airlines to teach them a lesson. >> reporter: out of this was the san francisco empowerment center. another asian drupe that criticized united for its actions. >> i feel this has a little racial discrimination. >> reporter: the passenger david dao is vietnamese, while we don't know the identities of the other three passengers who were asked to get off that flight. we have learned a passenger on board that flight from hawaii was mistreated. he is caucasion, which made this group of advocates back down. >> i want to find out what the process, i am fought accusing them of racial bias. >> they demand united disclose its criteria for removing passengers, something the airline has never done. edward is an aviation expert who gave us an idea of who gets to stay and who gets bumped. >> the status they play in the frequent flyer program.

they don't say what weight will be given to those different factors. >> reporter: now, other minority groups are asking the aviation industry for more transparency. in san francisco, lee ann melendez, abc 7 news. >> united is changing its policy for crews who fly as passengers, they require them to be booked on a flight at least strickt i 60 minutes before takeoff t. airline hopes to prevent another incident like the one in chicago, where the crews showed up after passengers had boarded. today is the anniversary of that deadly marathon bombing. remembrances are taking place right now to honor the victims. the race will be won tomorrow on patriots day. volunteers have planted thousands of daffodils along the marathon course in solidarity and last minute touches have been put on the finish line. three spectators were killed and more than 260 other people wounded when two bombs went off on april 15th 2014 spraying

shrap them into the crowds. white house visitor logs will now be kept secret. the trump administration is breaking with an obamaed a men straegs practice of making most of those records public through the white house website. now, those visitor locks may not be available for years. the white house' national security concerns drove the decision. >> that decision is already being challenged by watchdog groups. now for desperate calls for help to an elementary school under siege. they released the 911 calls of a gunman made his way past the front deck and into a classroom. three people died, including an 8-year-old child. >> reporter: the terrifying call for help. gunfire, sending children rushing from the san bernardino schools, the calmer knows

exactly who the shooter is. >> do you have a description of the shooter? police say frederick anderson feared ten shots, even stopping to reload, killing his estranged wife karen smith inside her classroom and murder-suicide the teacher inside that classroom racing to get students >> at that point pure adrenaline. i had the two with me, i said, get out, they listened. >> tragically, two innocent boys caught in the line of fire. one killed, one released from the hospital. new details now emerging about anderson's troubled past. abc news learned a previous wife filed for a restraining ord against him in 1977, saying anderson threatened to kill her during her divorce. in los angeles, kayla whitworth,

abc news. last night a player vigil was held in honor of karen smith, who was shot and killed by her husband in that classroom on monday. she was a special education and one was killed another wounded. two of smith's four adult children spoke at the vigil describing their mom as number of grace and love. frederick anderson reloaded his gun during the attack and turned the weapon on himself. city leaders celebrated 107 new public housing units they help will change not only the look of san francisco but it's sense of community. it's the new hunter's view development as abc 7 news reporter wayne freeman reports, it's called a new modem. not only for this region but for the entire country. >> reporter: take a look at this, new housing, with amazing san francisco views, both outside and in and san francisco

supervisors toured 107 homes, she saw something more. opportunit opportunity. >> we we heard you, you reached through the crisis. now we're here to rebuild and develop new housing. >> yes, it is public housing and a stark contrast with what will in a few years be just memories of hunters point. by design, these homes will be different. this will be affordable housing. it will not fit predictable and historic am models. >> it's more of a brand of san francisco, a man moved in with his wife and grandchildren two months ago, what a contrafrt. this is the modem for public housing units in years to come a. blending of market rate housing with subsidized housing, leading to cultural change. >> no longer will we be constituting poverty in one pocket? >> may vis williams moved into her unit a couple months ago. once upon a time, she was trying

to get out of the projects, now. >> i love it up here. i wish i would stay here. i will stay here for the rest of my lie, you know, because i'm here. >> from main streets to a home sweet home. that's progress. from hunters view in san francisco, wade freeman, abc 7 news. >> thanks, all right. still ahead on abc 7 morning, are you looking at, sorry, a setup that could set a state record for chain reaction domino toppling after hours of work that came down to less than five minutes of falling and it is all on tape. we're going to show you. here is a leave look from our roof camera. you can see our beautiful american flag, kind of maybe a little breezy this

indid may imagine april showersy bringing her fashionable, flowers at such a sunny price? never but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. - grocery outlet is the home of 'wow' savings. - grocery outlet wow means you save 50% or more. there are three stages of wow. denial... - is this price right? - acceptance...

and boooyah! wait for it. boooyah has three o's. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ - save upto 50 - 80% during our wine sale. >> everything you wanted to know about goats. goats will take center stage at san francisco's ferry building today. it's the ninth annual goat festival at the farmers market from 9:00 to 1:00. the event is affectionately called goatchella. only this one is about goats. you will get to meet the local ranchers and sample artisan and goat cheese. admission to the event is free.

i am hoping you can go over there and take a peek. baby goats are my favorite. >> you get to meet them. >> we get them and they want to feed them. the minute is goat comes up, they back off. >> it will be so flies to go out there and be outtoors today. >> beautiful weather. >> take a look at the shot. >> that gorgeous shot. sunrise happened a few minutes ago. you see the orange sky, clear conditions around the bay area. we have warmer temperatures today. but rain tomorrow, i'm have all the details. >> this weekend hoping to take the lead in their ter e series of the first r

...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo is specifically designed to open up airways to improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents.

breo is not for people whose asthma is well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. once your asthma is well controlled, your doctor will decide if you can stop breo and prescribe a different asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. do not take breo more than prescribed. see your doctor if your asthma does not improve or gets worse. ask your doctor if 24-hour breo could be a missing piece for you. learn more about better breathing at mybreo.com. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next.

>> in sports, a great day for baseball from both the as and jiempbts are playing at local this afternoon. the giants take a 2-o lead against the colorado rockies. the as hope to even their series with the houston astros. first pitch for both games the at 1:oa p.m. t. sharks are coming home this weekend after playing two on the road in edmonton. last night the men in teal fall short against the oilers.

here's rick quan with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> reporter: good morning the sharks were in edmonton last night trying to go 2 up in their playoff series. joe thornton continues from his knee injury and did not play. despite being in canada, this guy was wearing his sharks colors. late in the 1st period, logan coup tour with a chance to score. he is denied by cameron talbot. he had 16 saves. he was scoreless in the 2nd. joe pavelski loses the play on the power play. he puts the oilers on top. how physical was this? coup tour gets kassian, couture is just coming back from being hit in the mouth by a puck. in the third, the oilers score again, connor mcdavid makes it final 2-o, game three is sunday in san jose. buster posey is getting closer to returning. he did practice and will be

activated on tuesday. he got beamed on monday's home opener. these kayakers were having themselves a bar-b-que, they were cooking in the 2nd. chris maurero has been struggling at the plate. takes tyler anderson deep to left. the first career home run. he leads off with another plast to about that same spot. it was 4-o, san francisco. colorado rallied in the fifth with the bases loaded. stephen cardillo hits into a potential ending double play, tony walters knocks the ball loose, two runs score, 4-2. except for that inning, johnny cueto did not strike out in that run. cueto improves to 3 and o. former athletic josh reddick back at the oakland coliseum last night. oakland's chris davis is off to a great start in the 2nd.

he says he didn't think he hit it that far. the astros tie it up in the 5th, he connects and he also had an rbi sing him. houston put the game away in the th with two runs. brian mccann drills a two run double into the gap. kite him is 2 and o. and don't forget, you can watch game one between the warriors and portland tomorrow right here on abc 7. coverage starts at noon with tip-off at 12:30. stick around for toyota's after the game. larry beil and mike shumann wil be live. that's sports for saturday morning. i'm rick quan, have a great >> good saturday morning. we have gorgeous doppler ahead, showing clear blue skies over the bay area right now. you see how calm it is right now a. few light ripments across the

bay, temperatures on the cooler side, san francisco is mild. 47 degrees for you there, oakland, mountain vie, 56. this pretty shot from mount cam, we showed you the earlier sunrise, it is cooler in some of the valleys and inland locations, santa rosa is 39. napa, novato 41 degrees. from the moratorium out towards the bay and the bay bridge. here's what you can expect. we have a cooler start this morning. we will see temperatures much warmer, an easter rain for tomorrow, the chance of rain stays with us through wednesday. i'll show you how that plays out. highs today, quite a night range, actually, lots of 60s. even low 70s out there. half moon bay 62, san francisco 64. for the giants game, oakland 67 for the as game today and san jose 72 degrees. you will start to see high clouds this afternoon and we

will see increasing clouds overnight for the storm tomorrow. on abc 7's exclusive storm impact scale, we will rank it one. light for easter. the showers arrive late tomorrow morning, less than .4 of an inch for most areas. look for breezy conditions at the coast. here's our forecast animation, i'll show you hour by hour what you can expect. sunrise services at 6:32, we start to see clouds, you are dry. you don't need an umbrella. 7:00, increasing clouds, a little light rain in sports of the northern most areas of the north bay, 9:00 it is that rts to spread, a little bit south, 1506789 the north bay is wet, but most of the peninsula south bay, ooeft bay, will be dry, although cloudy, so if you can squeeze in those easteric hunts before then, by noon, we'll start to see heavier rain, the darker green, even the yellow along the coast, where it will be breezy as well. temperatures will be in the 50s around 7:00.

widespread rain, with temperatures in the 60s, wet and breezy by the afternoon, then an isolated leftover shower for tomorrow evening. rainfall amounts very light, especially in the north bay, .13 of an inch in san jose. now we talked about the unsettled pattern, monday, tuesday, and wednesday, although, we are keeping track of the models, it is changing quite a bit. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast, bright, warmer today, 70s for you this afternoon. lots of sunshine, then easter rain moves in, tomorrow late morning, so get ready to back. monday, tuesday, wednesday, a little unsettled. right now we will see showers on night on monday, making for a wet s and warmer by the end of the workweek, of course, can you always get updated by your abc 7 news app. we are keeping track of the

changing conditions, especially monday, tuesday, weerngs we'll let you know. >> parents need to watch that app to know when to get those kids out to look for those tomorrow. >> you may sister to do indoor easteric hunts, depending on when you start. >> maybe a little different. >> much of the weather. >> as long as it's chak lot. >> thanks, francis. usually we think of dominos for a game, for a group of high school students, they're building blocks in engineering, math and science, now they tried to set a new state record for a domino chain reaction. abc 7 news reporter david louie shows us whether or not they succeeded. >> reporter: these sex high school students have been testing their patience and perseverance for the past two to five years. they specialize in the chain reaction machines that trigger 25,000 dominos to fall. it works, a new record will be set. >> you try to add in new ideas that nobody has come up with before, using foreign objects.

even creative ways people don't expect. >> reporter: it can bring a carolina of movement to a halt. >> it's really difficult to have lots of small tricks in a row. >> reporter: the team builders work gingerly in their socks to not knock over dominos. it doesn't take much to trigger them. >> just a few minutes ago, i brushed one on a crack. it knocked over several. >> reporter: my boss' greatest fears is i might touch off the dominos prematurely. they found a nice low position to get good low angle shots. with an audience watching on the live stream the moment is true. kinetic energy is unleashed. it causes objects to fall. then the chain reaction reached the 25,000 dominos. it took days to arrange. mission accomplished. it left some youngsters to

wonder if they can make the same thing happen. in san jose, david luis, abc 7 news. >> wow, it takes so much careful coordination to do that. >> up next, celebrating earth day early, how you can help the

live-streat the airport.e sport, binge dvr'd shows, while painting your toes. on demand laughs, during long bubble baths.

tv on every screen is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. all your tv at home. the most on demand, your entire dvr, top networks, and live sports on the go. included with xfinity tv. xfinity the future of awesome. >> it's never too soon to get a

jump start, the oakland zhao is celebrating a week early. check out the fun, it all starts at 10:00. more than 50 local environmental organizations will have foods featuring family friendly activities. kids can create chalk art, illustrate their favorite animals. this is one of the largest earth day celebrations in the east bay and if you do nate an old cell phone, you can get a free train ride. the celebrations last until 3:00. sounds like a good deal. especially with the nice weather forecast for the day. >> it will be great outdoors today. if you are headed to the zhao or any of the games, temperatures will be five to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. san francisco 64, oakland 67. san jose 72. some high clouds move in this afternoon. then enjoy the sun sheen, because it's on its way tomorrow. hoping the easter bunny makes it. >> especially if you get it in, in the morning hours. >> thank you for joining us. abc 7 news continues at 8:00

a.m.

good morning, america. this morning, show of force. north korea putting its pride on parade at its anniversary celebration as kim jong-un is locked in a war of words with the united states. [ speaking a foreign language ] the new weapons in north korea's arsenal. will this lead to a nuclear test? the comments from north korea this morning. situation room south. president trump monitoring north korea from mar-a-lago as he did with those air strikes on syria. with most of his senior staff back in d.c., who is advising him in florida as he deals with the rising tensions? commuter chaos. look at this. the frightening scene at the nation's busiest rail terminal. new york's penn station during the start of easter weekend. panicked tourists ducking for cover.