a clash of opinions. many people are spending the night in jail tonight after a pro-trump and anti-trump demonstration turned violent in berkeley. good evening. i'm eric thomas. tonight things have calmed down, but the police work is just beginning. the clashes began at martin luther king civic center park this morning and quickly moved into the streets. berkeley police say 44 people were arrested -- excuse me. 21 people were arrested and 11 people were injured. abc7 news report lisa m has our story from berkeley. >> reporter: they call themselves the patriots and when one of their group was arrested, they waited hours for him to bail out before leaving for southern california. berkeley police arrested 21 people today even though more was done to stop this. [ gunshots ] >> the chaos that erupted when the two sides clashed in civic center park. police tried to keep the groups apart.

they set up orange fencing, boundary lines if you will. they banned and confiscated anything they considered dangerous. flagpoles, broom handles, rocks, shields. 11 people were hurt, and one was stabbed. did you feel like you guys were overwhelmed? >> i think that we were able to manage the situation, especially when we got the assistance of mutual aid from the county. >> reporter: in other words, staffing was up. about 250 officers blankets the area, but they still couldn't stop all the fights. masses of people used a large trash can as a weapon. both sides felt attacked. >> the racists that were here, you know, were bragging about driving for hours and hours and hours to come here to assault people. >> i think we should have the right to defend ourselves if they try to attack us. >> reporter: many also felt police didn't do enough to help or to stop the violence. a notion police dismiss,

insisting arrests were made, and more will likely come. in berkeley, abc7 news. >> the protest forced bart to close down its downtown berkeley station. it was closed for most of the afternoon. reopening at about 4:30. our coverage of the berkeley protest doesn't stop here. on abc7news.com and on our abc7 news app, we'll keep you up to date on the latest developments and have all the pictures and video from today. be sure to enable push alerts on the app to get instant updates on breaking news anytime. across the bay in san francisco, a couple thousand took to the streets to call on president trump to release his tax returns. this is the last weekend before tax day on tuesday. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana was at the march and has our story tonight. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: people from around the bay area converged on market street to join a day of demonstrations across the country. they're calling on president donald trump to fulfill one of his campaign promises.

>> i will release my tax returns against my lawyer's wishes. >> reporter: many openly mocked the president. >> the chicken mask is because donald trump is afraid to show his taxes, and he's being a chicken. >> chicken trump. show us your taxes, you chicken. >> reporter: san francisco supervisor jane kim took it a step further, calling the president a threat to california values. >> and i'm not afraid to call trump an enemy of this state. >> reporter: minority leader nancy pelosi joined the march and was the key note speaker at the pre-march rally. she said these events will also put pressure on her congressional colleagues. even when all these people turning out, do you think he's going to release them? >> it's not a question of him. it's a question of how long the republicans in congress will protect him. there's the ones what could vote to make it happen. >> reporter: this peaceful march stretched for a few city blocks or math street. it included participate

there was a shortage of what northeastern who voic anyone who voiced support for the president. what do we want? when do we want them? >> abc7 news was in palo alto when several groups echoed the calls for president trump to release his tax returns. peace activists also spoke out against the president's plan to boost military spending by $54 billion. >> at the same time, he's proposing to cut all the other departments, the ones that actually do good things for people, to propose spending $54 billion additional on useless wars around the country is an outrage. >> protesters called on apple and other tech companies to cut off financial support to republican leaders as well. the same or similar protests took place across the country. tens of thousands hit the street

from l.a. to d.c. to put pressure on the president to make good on his campaign promise to release his tax returns. >> it's something we want to see him do is release his taxes. >> it's just an integrity thing because we're in the military. we were required to show any and every bit of information about ourselves, and it showed our integrity and our commitment. >> mr. trump has said americans don't care at all about his tax returns. polls show nearly 75% of americans believe he should release them. developing news tonight, vice president mike pence is in seoul, south korea. he arrived about 15 minutes ago. it's his first stop on his asian-pacific tour as vice president to highlight the trump administration's agenda. his arrival comes hours after north korea launched a ballistic missile that blew up almost immediately. abc news reporter brian clark has the latest on the rising tensions. ♪ >> reporter: on his nation's most patriotic holiday, north korea's dictator, kim jong-un, presided over a grandpa ra para.

as expected, the holiday was marked by the launch of a missile, which exploded immediately after liftoff. that makes it hard for experts to figure out what kind of missile it was. >> was it an old missile that they were just testing for show, or was it the new missile that could directly influence or target the united states? >> reporter: it's a huge embarrassment for the pyongyang ich has been engaged in a war of words with washington. >> north korea is a problem. the problem will be taken care of. >> reporter: saturday's parade featured canisters large enough to hold what may be a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile, and for the first time up close, submarine-launched missiles. the north koreans are trying to develop missiles that would reach the u.s. and already have weapons that could threaten japan and south korea, where more than 80,000 u. troops are braced. >> their missiles continue to get bigger, longer range, and eventually they're going to build something that can reach the continental 48. >> reporter: a u.s. aircraft carrier battle group is steaming

towards the region, and american troops are conducting military exercises at the south korean border with the north. north korea's second most senior official saying donald trump is creating a war situation, and north korea is prepared for all-out war, including a nuclear attack. brian clark, abc news, new york. milpitas police have recovered a football autographed by 49ers hall of famer jerry rice which was stolen from a fund-raiser to benefit orphaned special needs children in china. 45-year-old patrick lam of san jose brought the football to the milpitas police department where he surrendered after he became aware he had been caught on surveillance cameras. video shows him at a seafood restaurant, taking the football and walking out. a woman had just bid $3,500 for it. detectives believe lam worked in tandem with another person. investigators want to know what sparked a fire that broke out in a storage yard for used cars and vehicles being scrapped in fremont. sky7 flew above the scene at the west end of stevenson boulevard.

that fire scorched about 20 cars before it was contained. firefighters had to cut through a gate to get to the scene. they also had to stretch hoses over a long distance to reach the nearest hydrant. cell phone video captured a fire consuming a large home while firefighters raced to the scene in los altos. flamed gutted the home on ca see ta way around 4:15 this afternoon. nobody was hurt. it took crews about 45 minutes to put the fire out. investigators haven't said yet what started the fire. all the rain we've been seeing these last few weeks is still causing problems on the roads. abc7 news was in berkeley where a sinkhole about the size of a stop sign opened up today on tunnel road. the road is blocked off between bridge and vicente roads and there are major delays. caltrans is working to fix it. did you enjoy the weather today? well, more rain could be coming. a live look outside right now from our golden gate bridge camera. things look pretty good out there, but i sense there's something lurking off the coast. meteorologist drew tuma. >> that's exactly right.

we're tracking our next storm system. that will bring a few showers, light in nature, to the region to round out the weekend. live doppler 7 is showing it's a really quiet picture. that live look outside at the golden gate bridge was dry. overhead right now we're not finding any rain. just off the coast like eric alluded to, live doppler 7, that's our storm system for sunday. not a lot of moisture, but it will impact some of your outdoor plans. so on the storm impact scale, this is going to be a 1. this is a light system headed our way on sunday. we expect the showers to be light and scattered in nature. most areas less than a quarter of an inch of rain. but the winds will turn a little bit breezy right along the immediate coastline. we're going to go hour by hour on future weather, show you when those drops hit your neighborhood where you live coming up in that full forecast. eric? >> drew, thanks. ♪ abc7 news was at grace cathedral in san francisco's knob hill tonight for its easter vigil this holy saturday.

christians consider this day the most calm and quiet of the church year when no public worship takes place. instead, christians observe it as a day of mourning as christ lies in the grave in anticipation of the resurrect n resurrection. there's much more ahead on abc7 news at 11:00. tonight a group of surfers remain in the water near santa cruz. >> we're going to show these people we're going to go out and commit to help them. >> the reason behind this marathon surf session that's set to last through the night. also a special flyover at the golden gate bridge. what a french air force team is doing in san francisco. plus see the galaxy far, far away coming to a theme park near you. a new

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those are french military jets soaring above the golden gate bridge tonight. the aviators are part of an elite aerobattic team. they've been touring the u.s. to honor the 100th anniversary of america entering world war i. a french tourist joined other admirers at the bridge. dpl h. >> this is pretty great. i'm french. i'm a big fan of these guys, try to see them every chance i get when i go back home. this is a great opportunity. >> french pilots also flew over the state capitol earlier today. they've already met with the navy's blue angels. next week they'll meet the air force thunderbirds. a group of surfers plan to stay in the water all night to help fight cancer. abc7 news was in santa cruz when members of the ghost riders watermen club began their 24-hour relay. they hope to raise $10,000 to help local cancer patients. >> we all know people or someone

who has battled cancer and, you know, it's really a tough deal they're going through. we want to show support. we want to bring the community together. we want to, you know, go out and different it our all, all night long, 24 hours. >> so far the ghost riders have raised more than they tell us they were inspired by a similar fund-raiser in seattle two years ago. a santa cruz surfing instructor is credited with rescuing a sea lion pup off pleasant point beach. this is video not long after he spotted in the water. he said the waves kept throwing the pup up on to the rocks. eventually it swam to him and latched his flippers on to his leg. he brought it to shore while waitng for volunteers to arrive. they say he's thriving in rehab and on his way to a full recovery. the golden state warriors have a new playoff motto as they try to reach the nba finals for

the third year in a row. abc7 news was inside oakland's oracle arena when workers put gold warriors playoff t-shirts on every seat. it took more than 40 people about three hours to place a t-shirt on every seat. oracle arena has more than 19,000 seats. this year's playoff motto is defend our ground. the team is encouraging fans to arrive early tomorrow. there's also an a's game in the afternoon. and if you don't have tickets, abc7 is the only place to watch portland take on the dubs in game one of the playoffs. our coverage begins at noon. stay with us or after the game followed by abc7 news at 5:00. ♪ one day after star wars fans got treated to a sneak peek of the newest movie, the last jedi, tonight walt disney has a brand-new look at its upcoming star wars world theme park at

disneyla disneyland. >> it's all the things you wanted to do watching the movie that you never had a chance to do. >> the creators showed this video in florida commemorating 40 years since the release of a new hope. the theme park won't recreate locations from the movies but instead will build new destinations. construction still has a ways to go, but they did show images of what the park will look like. you'll have to wait until 2019 to enjoy it in person. disney is the parent company of star wars and abc7. happening now, after a day filled with audio glitches, all seems to be smooth onstage at coachella. this is a live look at the music festival in indio provided by youtube's live stream of the event. teps of thousands of people are at the headliner stage dancing and singing to lady gaga. she's the first female to headline the desert event in a decade. bjork was the last solo female to headline in 2007. uk band radiohead opened the festival on the headliner stage last night, and walked off twice

because of audio issues. now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> in accuweather tonight, we are tracking just a few showers that will be moving through primarily in your afternoon time on sunday. live doppler 7 showing you out there right now. it's a pretty quiet picture. we have the cloud cover in place for much of the evening, but right now the clouds not giving way to any drops. outside we go. showing you the beautiful lights of the bay area. san francisco in the foreground. great visibility. you can see oakland fine in the background. and it's really going to be some light showers. the small umbrella is all you're going to need as you're out and about on your sunday. out there right now with the cloud cover overhead, the numbers have been very slow to drop out there. it's mild, 57 the current number in oakland. we're holding at 59 in san jose. 58 in san francisco. antioch checking in at 54 degrees. overnight tonight, here are your lows. not falling too far from where we are right now. but you do notice the clouds will be increasing, and we will have some showers moving through tomorrow.

i should say today, on sunday. storm impact scale, here we go. some light showers sunday. less than a quarter of an inch for most areas. really not a lot of rain. just kind of an inconvenient timing on our outdoor plans sunday. breezy along the costs. those winds at time will be gusting over 20 miles per hour. future weather, as we're going into sunday morning, 10:00 in the morning, much of the activity focused well north of santa rosa. could see a rogue sprinkle ahead of the main system early in the bay area. really it's going to hold off until the afternoon. it's really sporadic. it's scattered in nature, really an undefined storm system. so on and off light showers through 3:00. last thing through 6:00. here's the tail end of the system kind of wrapping as as we approach 10:00 on sunday. future track rainfall amounts showing you not a lot of rain by any means. you can see most spots ending up with less than a quarter inch of rain. a lot will likely evaporate before reaching the surface.

your easter forecast will focus on that sun getting up ought 6:32 in the morning. showers, best chance in the afternoon for a light sprinkle. then a lot of cloud cover to round out the easter forecast at 7:00. if you are headed to or from oracle, good news, indoor. don't have to deal with the rain but some showers will be there as you go to and about your day. highs for your sunday -- that should say sunday, not monday. 57 in san francisco. 57 in vallejo. the next seven days, a light shower on your sunday. isolated sprinkle monday afternoon. possible tuesday. that's another weak system moving through here. likely bring us a scattered shower once again. a slight chance on wednesday. but really thursday into friday, the sun returns. we are warming up nicely. by saturday it's going to feel like early summer around here. nice, warm and sunny skies. >> not just teasing us this time. >> not teasing you, i promise.

>> thank you. congratulations are in order. the wait is over for the worldwide audience keeping an eye on april the giraffe. pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstructing an ntsb investigation. pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor,

given five years of probation, and required to perform 10,000 hours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough, actions can make pg&e safer. and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipeline, adopted new leak detection technology that is one-thousand times more sensitive, and built a state-of-the-art gas operations center. we can never forget what happened in san bruno. that's why we're working every day to make pg&e the safest energy company in the nation.

some people who live far from farms learn more about where our food comes from abc7 news was at san francisco's ferry building for the ninth annual goat fest. as you can see, goat fest included a petting zoo. >> and basically connecting people who live in this urban environment to our rural community, our food shed that grows and produces all of the food we eat in san francisco. >> goat fest also promoted many products like goat's milk and goat's cheese. the most public of entrances. more than a million people watching as april the giraffe gives birth. the calf, an instant celebrity

this easter sunday. abc news reporter gloria riv area ya gives us an inside look. >> reporter: it's a boy. tonight an exclusive first peek. only abc's cameras inside to see up close the baby giraffe the world has been waiting to meet. his mama, april. an internet sensation. more than 300 million people following her story at home and around the world. bbc proclaiming it to be the most anticipated birth since prince george. april's every craving chronicled. >> april's hungry. >> feed her, man, feed her. >> april's due date coming and going. on twitter conspiracy theories suggesting it was all just an elaborate april fool's joke. so joy this morning when this little guy arrived. >> we have a baby. >> this nearly 6 feet and 150 pound bundle of spots taking his first wobbly steps. a few falls and nuzzling with mom.

home is the animal adventure park in upstate new york where they hope all this attention will boost conservation efforts. >> to see the lives that we're changing and the impact we're making not just in personal lives but also in giraffe education and the need for conservation, that's the home run. >> reporter: tonight it's likely snuggles, milk, and a nap for the baby who brought smiles to so many around the world. gloria riviera, abc news, washington. >> animal adventure park needs your help naming the calf. if you have an idea, head over to our website at abc7news.com. we've posted a link to the website. still ahead on abc7 news, she lived through two world wars and more than 90 italian governments. tonight we remember the oldest person on earth, and you'll want to know her secret to living

>> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. welcome back. i'm eric thomas. in war torn syria, it's easter sunday right now, and the people in the northern part of that country are dealing with the aftermath of a suicide bombing. the blast rocked an area where people were trying to escape. abc news reporter jenniferek ols ton has our story. >> reporter: the massive suicide bomb engulfing the scene in flames. rescue teams say at least 100 dead just outside of aleppo. innocent children bloodied by the blast among the casualties. buses charred, cars mangled. the target, thousands of

evacuees from rebel besieged towns heading to pro-government areas. the goal, to remove trapped residents from both sides of the bloody civil war to safer, friendlier zones. the staging area for that transfer, the site of tonight's carnage. delays leaving thousands dangerously exposed. no one has claimed responsibility, but each said is blaming the other. tonight fears of revenge attacks and doubts about whether these rare moments of compromise between syria's warring sides can continue. abc news, london. today marks the fourth anniversary of the bombing that killed three people and wounded more than 250 others at the finish line of the boston marathon. [ bell ringing ] actually the anniversary was saturday, about 15 minutes ago. a bell rang at boston's old south church at the times the blast ripped through the crowded sidewalk. the governor of massachusetts

and boston's mayor placed a wreath at the spot where the site of attack took place. this year's boston marathon will take place on monday. the world's oldest person died today at 117 years of age. this is video of emma morano celebrating her last birthday in november. the italian woman was officially the last person born in the 1800s who is still alive. morano attributed her longevity to genetics and a diet of three eggs a day, two of them raw. her life spanned three centuries and two world wars. the world's oldest human being title now belongs

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i know you're asking yourself when's the rain going to get here. here's the answer. >> it's likely going to be in the morning for some. it's going to be light, not a lot of rain. we're talking about some light showers. less than a quarter inch in most

areas. hour by hour we go. future weather showing you by 9:00 in the morning on sunday, there comes the weather. going first into the north bay. some light showers. then it's going to spread south. for most other regions, probably in the afternoon. light in nature. kind of an inconvenient timing with easter. seven-day forecast. another storm tuesday. then sunny and warmer by friday. >> all right, sir. thank you very much. what are you starting with? >> what do you think? >> warriors? >> warriors on seven, dubs on seven. we have a preview. lebron led the defending nba champion cavaliers over indiana but king james had

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yesterday now around the nation with four games on tap including the defending champion cavaliers. get to them shortly. warriors tip off their postseason today hosting portland, and they are at full strength with kevin durant back, who got his legs back under him after missing five weeks with a knee injury. in his absence, steph curry rediscovered his stroke. this is definitely the team to beat in the nba. but portland's backcourt of damian lillard and cj mccollum averaged more than steph and klay per game. >> we don't look at paper. we don't look at who's underdog. we don't look at any of that stuff. we know you can be beaten any night. these guys are nba players. it's hard as hell to be an nba player. it's hard. it's hard to be a playoff team. one through eight is hard. we don't underestimate no players because, you know, they're nba players. cavs and pacers in cleveland. game one, lebron wins his 18th

consecutive. 32 points, 13 assists. late fourth, cavs down. lebron the two-handed jam. then kyrie irving had 23. five seconds left. pacers down one. cj miles for the win. off the mark. why isn't paul george taking that shot. he had 29. cavs take game one 109-108 your final. sharks and oilers split their first two games in edmonton and returned to the tank tonight for game three. san jose needs to figure out how to get the power play going because right now they are 1-12. they also gave up two shorthanded goals in their 2-0 loss in game two, were outshot 6-5. that just can't happen if you want to be successful in the playoffs. the question is when will joe thornton return from his knee injury? he's been skating, but the sharks could use him to lead this power play, and hopefully they can right the ship tonight. >> besides our execution on the power play, we've done a lot of good things. we just got to get that power

play and make it a little more dangerous. the thing is we learn from it and forget it and move on. okay. we had a couple of potential no hitters involving our local nines today. we'll start off at the coliseum with sean manaea on the hill against the astros. jackie robinson day. everyone wearing his number. a's are up 3-0 when they hit two home runs in the fifth. trevor plouffe with his second. chris davis' mana line drive off the glove of r rosal rosales. struck out six. 5-2 a's. astros tied in the eighth. josh reddick scores on a wild pitch. george springer completes the four-run eighth with a two-run home run off of sean doolittle. a's fall 10-6 after leading 5-0 and flirting with a no-hitter.

matt moore facing tyler chatwood who had a perfect game going. moore lasted just 5 2/3. know ln arenado started things off with a solo shot in the third. 1-0 rockies. they'd at three more runs in the fourth. charlie blackmon, two out, two-run single. 4-0 rockies. dj lemahieu. watch jarrod parker. he breaks his right collarbone in the process. he's going to miss some time. chatwood would end up with a complete game shutout. first of his career. allowed just two hits. struck out four. hunter pensz grounded out to end the game and the giants fall 5-0. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. high noon today, sunday, warriors and trail blazers at or arkle here and only here on abc7. stick around for after the game. larry beal, coach kerry kating and yours truly at oracle as the

dubs try to get back to the nba finals. you did it a little earlier. we have that shirt that will be adorning -- what is this? >> defend our ground. that's the new motto. >> that's the new motto. of course on the back, strength in numbers. so everybody is going to be out there wearing the yellow. should be a lot of fun. here we go again. can they dethrone king james and the cavaliers? >> yes. yes. >> good answer, drew. >> without hesitation. >> i was going to put some money on that. that

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