random showers isolated throughout the afternoon. it is cold enough we've seen a dusting of snow on our hill tops, probably trace amounts that is what will accumulate today. as we look at san mateo, 280 from east of half moon bay, in between wood side and redwood city, little wet there with a light shower. here are where we are looking at the rain/snow mix along the east bay hills. if we put this in motion, notice most of the activity is yore

shove. there is not much of it. live look outside from emeryville shows the clouds and sun. 45 in san jose. fog around the north bay, low 40s from livermore to napa. at the beach it is going to be cool. low to mid 50s today, few upper 50s in the south bay, an isolated shower. then we are trending much warmer with a lot of sun this week. i'll have your accuweather seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. thank you. following yesterday's nationwide anti-gun rallies, the question this morning is can young people build on the momentum. it was one of the largest youth-led protests since the vietnam warm. several groups in the bay area were part of the national movement. parents, students, teachers and politicians all taking to the streets to speak out against gun violence. we have highlights of local march for our lives rallies. >> i want to be safe in school!

we want to be safe in our community! and we want to be protected in america! >> reporter: young emotional voices filled san francisco streets. their words mattered as thousands listened. >> we are the jgeneration that has grown up with school shootings but we are the generation that will stop them. >> reporter: from sky7 you can see the massive crowd in civic center plaza. the group then marched down market street to the ferry building holding signs demanding safety in schools and change from lawmakers. >> hey hey! ho ho! the nra has got to go! >> reporter: and in downtown oakland, police say 2,000 people gathered with the same passionate message. >> i'm here because i think it is insane we have to question our right to be safe in >> reporter:

>> if it can happen in parkland, it can happen anyplace there is the opportunity. >> reporter: it is a possibility that strikes fear in bay area parents. >> as a mother, it breaks my heart that i'm sending my children to school and they have to be afraid. >> reporter: politicians, city leaders and even warriors head coach steve kerr came out for the rallies. there were no signs of any opposition groups. rallies were also held in san jose, pacifica and santa rosa. at many of the events, students urged other teenagers to speak out and to register to vote. organizers say the mission is to demand that congress consider an effective bill that addresses gun violence. we saw the same action by young people all over the nation. abc news reporter david wright has a look at how survivors of the parkland shooting joined others in the nation's capital where organizers say some 800,000 people gathered. >> reporter: this is what

democracy looks like. >> tell me what democracy looks like! >> going to school we don't expect to be shot. >> the legislators obviously aren't doing anything. >> reporter: pennsylvania avenue, packed from the doorstep of the u.s. capitol almost to the doorstep of the white house. >> who are we! >> msc! >> reporter: a generation that's lived their whole lives with the threat of mass shootings making their voices heard. among the young people center stage, the 9-year-old granddaughter of dr. martin luther king. >> my grandfather had a dream that his four little children will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character. i have a dream that enough is enough! >> reporter: and there was this powerful moment. parkland survivor emma gonzalez silently demonstrating the amount of time it took the gunman to turn her world upside

down. >> since the time that i came out here, it has been 6:20 seconds. >> reporter: from l.a., dallas, boston, and new york city, hope it is the start of a political movement. message to politicians -- do something, or else. many wore marco rubio price tags. the millions in campaign contributions mr. rubio has accepted from the gun lobby. $1.05. he said, i respect their views and recognize many americans support certain gun bans, however many other americans do not support a gun ban. david wright, abc news, washington. this year's kids' choice awards was dominated by the march for our lives movement with the host paying tribute to the students leading the charge for safer gun laws.

>> kids made their voices heard with the incredible march for our lives. and it all happened because you want to make the world a better place. you see, change is only possible when we all work together. and it is so inspiring to see kids take charge! actress and oakland native zendaya marched yesterday in los angeles and thanked everyone who took part. several much smaller rallies too defend americans' second amendment rights. you are looking at what organizers called the march before our lives rally. they say their goal is also protecting children and stopping violence in schools. >> teachers, administrators and again collegiate level students should have the choice to carry a firearm responsibly to utilize as a tool to defend themselves as a last line of defense. we're not asking them to become

rambo. >> at least one pro-gun rights group in utah claims it asked to join the march for our lives movement but was excluded. some of the marchers in salt lake city openly carried both handguns and rifles. that practice is legal in utah. we've gathered local resources to help parents, kids and educators navigate some of the biggest challenges in our communities, including school safety. go to abc7news.com/takeaction and click on "better schools." together we can all help make bay area schools better. now to an unusual rescue for crews in fremont. they haven't done anything like this before. the call -- an elderly man trapped inside a well filled with water. abc 7 spoke with rescuers and the man they saved. >> reporter: sky7 shows us a rare rescue under way. >> i've been with fremont fire for 24 years and this is my

first bona fide well rescue, for sure. >> reporter: fremont battalion chief zbgary ashley's 24 years a drop in the bucket considering the brick-lined well is more than 100 years old, and the man trapped inside, 92 years old. ernest silva says he checked the pump and was dropped 26 feet below. >> i was impressed with his stamina to tread water that long. >> reporter: this is a busy street and there are homes surrounding this one-acre plot. but to give you some perspective, the pump house is behind that garden, so it is unlikely that anybody would have heard him calling for help. >> luckily somebody was home and was sharp enough to recognize that they hadn't heard from him in a while. >> reporter: silva was likely in the cold water for half-an-hour before getting help. a rescuer dropped in with a life jacket. >> this is the type of helmet we give him and life preserver. >> reporter: they cut the roof off the pump house to lower rope from the ladder truck.

it took about an additional hour. then six firefighters hoisted him to safety. >> we used manpower to do it because you want to do it nice and slow to get him out in a vertical position. >> reporter: silva suffered a cut to his head and hypothermia but is already home from the hospital. he says the well waters his garden. vegetables he eats and shares. maybe the secret to strength and stamina at 92. in fremont, abc 7 news. well, today may be the last day to have a few sprinkles. after that, it's smooth sailing ahead. >> that's right! in fact, i think a lot of people are probably looking forward to a bit of a break. march has been good to us. the golden gate bridge camera, lots of sunshine. chilly though, 47 in the city. same deal across the bay in oakland. 41 santa rosa. 43 livermore. so temperatures well below average today. we'll talk about our warm-up, how warm it is going to get for the week ahead. that's coming up. thank you.

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yeah. you're going to be surprised just how warm it is going to be. lisa's got the numbers coming uu up. [ speaking foreign language ] tens of thousands of people attended palm sunday mass this morning at the vatican starting holy week services leading to easter. pope francis urged young people not to let older jep rations silence their voices. the pope did not sepecifically comment on the march for our lives demonstrations. police in belmont need your help finding the thief who stole a package from someone's back porch. home surveillance video captured the man taking the package at 12:45 friday afternoon. police say he got into a grey four-door chevrolet or gmc pick-up truck with chrome wheels. a second suspect was driving the truck.

anyone with information is asked to contact belmont police. over in the east bay, police are trying to identify a serial bank robber who's been targeting chase bank branches in the east bay. investigators say this man has robbed four banks in ten days. the robberies began march 10th when the chase branch on san pablo and mcdonald avenue in richmond was targeted. in the days that followed, the suspect has hit locations in em emmyville, oakland and berkeley. several landmarks all over the world dimmed their lights after the sunset last night to promote the fight against climate change. you are looking at what happened at one of the iconic structures guide be san francisco's skyline. the tower's brightest lights dimmed when the clock struck 8:30. and abc 7 news was at san francisco city hall which was lit up by orange lights to support yesterday's anti-gun violence marches. city hall also went dark to

support earth hour. this morning a memorial service will be held at golden gate national cemetery to xhom rate the 50th anniversary of san mateo's 101st airborne division of the u.s. army. yesterday abc 7 was on b street in san mateo for a parade honoring all members of america's military. in 1968, san mateo adopted the 101st airborne division at the height of the vietnam war. san mateo happened to be the only u.s. city at the time to embrace a military unit. >> i'm happy to see so many people out here to support these men and women who fight for our freedom every day. >> abc 7 news reporter david louis serves as the master of ceremonies for yesterday's parade. several current members of the 101st airborne flew in to the bay area from their home base. happening today -- if you are heading to oracle arena or

the oakland coliseum you might want to take public transportation. both the a's and the warriors are hosting home games today. officials say parking lots will fill quickly. the a's host the giants at 1:05 this afternoon. the warriors tip off at 5:30 against the jazz. giants fans face a hefty parking surcharge at today's bay bridge series game. they'll have to pay $50 to park at the coliseum. now if those fans shout "go a's," they'll get a $20 discount and they'll pay the same amount as a's fans. the team president tells our media partner, the mercury news, that the team is serious about this. the team is celebrating its 50th season in oakland. good sunday morning to you. live doppler 7 showing you a few scattered showers from the

peninsula to monterey, santa cruz and davenport this morning. high-elevation snow. we are looking at this pattern continuing but more sunshine for most of us throughout the day today. highway 35, bortola valley. a few showers near loss altos. as we check it out, we are seeing a lot of sunshine here over the city. still some fog in the north bay. 45 in mountain view. upper 40s half moon bay. from the airport, we had a few showers early this morning but right now the sun is shining on the peninsula. it is going to be a cool afternoon for everyone. temperatures continue below average. just today the coldest day of the week. 47 in concord. livermore is at 43 degrees. in the sierra nevada they picked

up a foot and a half around squaw. 9 inches home wood as well as north star. by about thursday, temperatures are going to be in the low 60s around south lake. if they're going to be near 60s in the mountains, you know it is going to be warm here. partly cloudy today, isolated shower. warm for your monday. then sunny and much warmer weather thursday an friday. today we still have a few lingering showers, so keeping a "1" on the storm impact scale for an isolated shower. the dusting around the east bay hills. also around mt. hamilton. we saw that yesterday in trace amounts of rainfall. you'll notice from the peninsula to the south bay, there are still a few isolated showers that want to pop up even over the hills or perhaps the bay throughout the day. but overall, it will be a sunnier day today. here is the peninsula from belmont to san carlos, woodside, numbers still on the cool side

with low to mid 50s, the plan for the rest of the day today. if you're out and about into the east bay for the bay bridge series, mid 50s for you. partly cloudy skies. cool day. northwesterly winds will keep it a little bit chilly along the coast -- okay, a lot chilly. we're about 10 degrees below average with mid 50s for most. upper 50s around san jose. 56 in santa cruz. as we skip ahead to wednesday, we've got a lot of 70s. upper 70s. by friday, still very warm out there. we could even see 80-degree temperature by the end of the week. a spring-like couple of days, download our accuweather app and we have a lot of live cameras out there. everyone will warm up throughout the week and be able to air out the house, clean up the yard. >> i don't want to hear anyone complaining about those 80s there. >> there will be some. >> thanks, lisa.

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warrantee almost cost him $10,0 $10,000. that is, until he reached out to "7 on your side's" michael fin in i for help. >> reporter: david admits he doesn't know much about cars, but he does know he bought his 2010 mitsubishi outlander with a standard 10-year 100,000-mile warrantee. he fully expected to use it after his car came to a sudden stop on the freeway. his car currently has the 95,000 miles on it. >> wouldn't go forward, wouldn't go backward in gear. and just stopped. >> reporter: david's car was eventually towed to concord metsby smets mitts -- knimitsubishi. he needed a new transmission they said there was incorrect transmission color found. they said transmission fluid is red in color.

the quote for a new transmission -- $9,700. that bothered david who said he didn't think he had to use mitsubishi fluid or that it had to be a certain color. >> they said, well, no. it has to be mitsubishi fluid. >> reporter: david reached out to "7 on your side." he also filed complaints with state and federal regulators. the federal trade commission sent him this information about the magnuson-moss warrantee act. dealers cannot acquire parts made by specific manufacturers. mark anderson is a consumer attorney. >> it is very rare to hear the manufacturer was conditioning a warrantee on the buyer buying a particular product. >> reporter: "7 on your side" contacted mitsubishi and the company agreed to make the repairs under the warrantee.

>> when you try to solve things on a lower level and you're not getting anywhere, call "7 on your side" because they're the greatest. >> reporter: we reached out to mitsubishi for comment but the automaker did not get back to us by air time. i'm michael finney. "7 on your side." >> you can join "7 on your side's kw9 mi side's" michael finney in san jose. he'll answer all your tax questions. tax experts will be on site this coming friday, march 30th, from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. at santana row, san jose. we all know being a mom is already a difficult job, but imagine being a mom who is also struggling to make ends meet. a bay area charity wants to help them out through diaper donations. the group help a mother out help a benefit tea in san francisco yesterday to raise money to send diapers to shelters and

charities. abc 7 news anchor kristin zee anchored the festivities. many moms frequently take food off the table to buy diapers. the charity wants to change that through diaper donations so those moms have one less thing to worry about. still to come here on abc 7 mornings -- the investigation into the death of a family at a mexico resort now focuses on the family's kitchen. what authorities say was the cause of death. and the latest on the facebook cambridge analytica scandal. the apology this morning from ma get ready for spring-at the ross spring shoe event. ross has the must-have styles and brands for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. step one: get to ross. step two: walk out with top brands at big savings... ...at the ross spring shoe event.

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>> we still have a few lingering showers. we bring in the storm impact scale for one more day with isolated showers dotting the landscape today. some of those are cold showers providing a dustin of snow with trace amounts of rain. this is the loop over the past four hours. you can see how the rain is moving from the northwest to the southeast. then those last few frames we've got the dusting of snow around our east bay hills. some of these showers out over higher elevations, the fire row not affecting many of you but we are still seeing clouds around. partly cloudy from our east bay hills camera. 46 in gilroy. the coast is 48. look at all the sun here, the golden gate bridge. low 40s santa rosa and napa and livermore. upper 30s in the protected valleys. otherwise, low 50s by noon time. perhaps a shower but overall it is a partly cloudy day with cool highs, mid, some upper 50s. a chilly night tonight before

the weather turns around and feels like spring for several days. then summer for some of you. we will talk about it in detail coming up. we have new details this morning about an iowa family found dead at a resort in mexico. autopsy results show the couple and their two children inhaled toxic gas while inside their vacation >> reporter: this morning, new images as investigators comb the scene and test the air inside a condo in mexico trying to identify the mysterious gas that killed a family of four while on vacation. the bodies of kevin sharpe, his wife, amy, and their children, sterling and adrianna, discovered in their condo friday, days after they fell out of touch with friends and family and missed their flight back home. >> their plans were to go to danville to watch the spartans play in the playoff games. when we did not hear from them after that, then we knew

something was wrong. >> reporter: panicked loved ones later learning the worst. overnight, mexican officials ruling the cause of death asphyxiation by inhalation of toxic gases. >> it is something that's just overwhelmed all four of them. typically with carbon monoxide poisoning you start to sort of get woozy. many times people open a door or window and it goes away. >> reporter: the sharps not the first family sickened by a substance during a stay abroad. in 2015, another family wound up in intensive care after a poisonous pesticide leaked into their vacation villa in st. john. >> it can really damage your nervous system and cause long-term and short-term neurological problems. it can cause brain damage. >> reporter: they survived but with life altering injuries. after months of investigation, the company that applied those pesticides was fined $10

million. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is apologizing to britons by taking out a full-page ad in british newspapers after a major breach of trust. it reads, in part, we have a responsibility to protect your information. if we can't, we don't deserve it. british investigators are now going through evidence seized from the london offices of cambridge analytica, the firm that is accused of improperly obtaining data from 50 million facebook users to manipulate elections. britain's information regulator received a warrant to carry out a raid at the offices. investigators spent seven hours yesterday leaving with boxes of evidence. the company is under investigation in the uk and the u.s. both cambridge analytica and facebook deny wrongdoing. this morning president trump and his wife, melania, are at mar-a-lago ahead of tonight's "60 minutes" interview with

stormy daniels. the former porn star is expected to discuss her alleged affair with trump -- mr. trump, that is. but speaking publicly may violate the terms of her non-disclosure agreement. abc news white house correspondent tara palmieri has detailed. >> reporter: stormy daniels threatening the trump presidency by telling her story in a prime time interview. she breaks her silence about the alleged affair she claims started 12 years ago, just months after melania had given birth to barron. it is more about the alleged coverup than about the sordid details. trump's personal lower acknowledges establishing a delaware based shell company to pay stormy daniels $130,000 for her silence. cohen says he acted as a friend, the funds coming from a home

equity line. the payment coming just days before the election. >> it is impossible to know where it ends up but certainly there is precedent for a sitting u.s. president to become enbroiled in litigation. >> reporter: daniels sued trump claiming the contract is void because the president never signed it. cohen fired back in federal court claiming daniels has breached the agreement more than 20 times. daniels' attorney tweeted out a picture of a dvd in a safe with a cryptic message, a picture is worth a thousand words. >> why do people think there's anything on tv? >> if i'm generally a guy that bluffs, ask people that have known me over the last 15 years. >> karen mcdougle talked t t anderson cooper.

>> were you in love with him? >> i was. >> do you think he was in love with you? >> he was. >> reporter: president trump leaves for washington this afternoon and melania will stay behind in florida with their son, barron. the first lady's office told abc news it is part of their spring break tradition. an accomplished east bay vocalist will try to wow "american idol" judges tonight right here on abc 7. tory decided on a whim to audition for the show and his talents earned him a place singing before the "idol" judges. he says he loved meeting lionel richie whose music he grew up on. he hopes people who watch his performance will be inspired to be who they are. >> there's lots that i have to offer to the world. and if i just think that one way is the only way that i will be shorting myself and shorting the world from getting to experience, you know, me and my gift and my purpose here on this

earth. >> tory among his idols. still ahead -- see what it took to re-unite a bay area musician with his rare and expensive electric violin. his story is unusual but police say it is becoming more common every year. and here is a live look. isolated showers today. then it's over for the next week. lisa will be along shortly with her full accuwea

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and so we have to practice safety everyday. utilizing pg&e's talent and expertise in that area trains our firefighters on the gas or electric aspect of a fire and when we have an emergency situation we are going to be much more skilled and prepared to mitigate that emergency for all concerned. the things we do every single day that puts ourselves in harm's way, and to have a partner that is so skilled at what they do is indispensable, and i couldn't ask for a better partner.

happening today -- sunday streets in san francisco's excelsior district is back. enjoy more than a mile of free f space. you can walk, dance, skate, bike, play throughout the route while taking in live music. this is the first of two sunday streets in the excelsior. today's event is on mission street from silver to geneva avenue. it runs from 11:00 until 4:00. and it is shaping up to be a great day. >> maybe a little nap in the sun? it is going to be a beauty out there when you can get the sun because there will be some clouds. just not in this shot. 47 at oakland. we're a little starved of vitamin d maybe so we have the cure for that. spring fever on the way. wait until you see the accuweather seven-day forecast. it is going to be a popular one, i think. that's coming up.

also coming up, march madness brings another cinderella story as loyola chicago advances to the final four for the first time since 1963. we have highlights coming up in sports.

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jazz in what could be a playoff preview. green is expected to return to the lineup but steph, clay and k.d. will all be out. tip-off at 5:30. this afternoon two more teams will punch their tickets to the final four of the ncaa tournament. last night a team most people thought would be one-and-done advanced to the final four. here are the highlights in this morning's sports. >> reporter: good morning. well, the clock has yet to strike midnight for loyola of chicago. the slipper still fits, as the cinderella of this year's men's ncaa tournament is in the final four for the first time since 1963. sister jean, the 98-year-old team chaplain has been the good luck charm as the ramblers knock off kansas state. 36-24 ramblers at the half. any were also 50% from beyond

the arc. the drive, lay-in, another plus-one. ramblers win 78-62. number 11 seed matches the lowest to advance to the final four. florida state and michigan in our second game. two defensive-minded seems. seminoles with 14 of first half turnovers. matthews the alley-oop. but fsu trailed by only one at the half. m.j. walker throwing it down. michigan goes on an 11-0 run. robinson wide open. the other end of the floor. michigan advances to the final four with a 58-54 victory to face cinderella with a school record 32 wins. steph curry returned friday night against atlanta after missing six games with a sprained right ankle. then he proceeded to injure his left knee after mcgee fell on it here. he left the game and did not return against the hawks. yesterday curry's mri determined

a grade two sprain of his mcl ligament. he'll be re-evaluated in three weeks before the playoffs begin. this is almost the identical injury kevin durant had last season and missed six weeks. >> been a struggle without all of our guys, without all of our main scorers. our main stretch without steph when we had everybody else healthy i think we were reminded we have the best defense in the league and we did really well. so we know we can be very successful. the sharks are getting hot at the right time. came into yesterday's matinee against the flames with a six-game win streak hoping to make it seven heading into their four-game road trip. first period sharks will nice passing. 1-0. a single season assist record by

a defenseman was set. 2-0 men in teal. now 2-1. sharks short-handed. what's the defense doing? they blow by for the easy goal. 3-1 san jose. a pad save right there. this off the skate on the double deflection. sharks win 5-1 extending their win streak to seven games. >> all of our lines contributed. that's kind of been huge on this winning streak obviously. it's been a brilliant team effort. >> it is a good step forward but we know we got seven more games here. trying to get ready for playoffs with good solid games. >> this is probably our sloppiest of the seven. we'll clean a few things up but

you're never going to complain too much about winning. >> we'll see you again tonight at 5:00. have a great day. good sunday morning to you. nice to see the sun out there in emeryvil emeryville, we had an earlier shower this morning right about the time of the marathon, the race there in oakland. but right now sunshine is dominating much of the landscape though we've had some showers on the peninsula near burlingame and along the coast. but we are setting our sights on a much warmer and sunnier week ahead. today in concord, upper 50s so cool one. ten degrees warmer tomorrow. look what happens for the middle of the week. numbers climb quickly through the upper 70s. by thursday the warmest day of the week. how about some 80s for our friends in the inland valleys. santa rosa not out of the question, as well as san jose. we get a bit of an onshore push toward the end of the week. as we look outside from our roof came camera, you can see the build-up

of the clouds there. nice looking start to your sunday, though it is certainly on the cool side. live doppler 7, we've had some snow in the higher elevations. also looking at the showers that are over the hills here near the santa cruz mountains. really not a whole lot left of this system. as we go in closer, this was the activity around burlingame and los altos. as we put it into motion, showers will be infrequent as we continue to see this trend throughout the day, but they are not unlikely either. we could see an isolated shower throughout the day. so don't be surprised if you do see that. but most of you won't, and if you do, it won't last too long. it is sunny in the mountains. amounts over the last 24 hours were pretty impressive from squaw. 15 inches. alpine meadows 13 inches. homewood, 10 inches. north star picked up 9. pretty good news for the mountains. the water content is building there.

locally, 50% to 60% of normal for our rain for the season. not great but we did well for march. 45 in san jose and mountain view. this could be the last gasp of winter today. we'll go in the other direction so it is going to be dry the rest of the week with temperatures warming. right now, partly cloudy and a nice view here with low 40s santa rosa. some fog. 47 concord. 43 livermore. in the mountains, by the end of the week, it will be a lot warmer thursday and friday. those pop-up showers and those things that you can't really pinpoint but you see throughout the day there could be some in the santa cruz mountains, north bay hills. but overall it is partly cloudy, more sunshine on wednesday, mid and upper 70s. warmest day of the week should be around thursday. we'll be looking at numbers continuing to climb as we go into thursday afternoon. then a bit of cooling on friday. we're looking at a cool day

today with numbers just in the mid and upper 50s. partly cloudy, maybe a shower. tonight is going to be cold with 30s, near freezing in the north bay. accuweather seven-day forecast, 1 on our storm impact scale. isolated showers. then mostly a dry and spring-like day tomorrow. near average on tuesday and the rest of the week looks pretty nice out there but people will be sneezing, no doubt. >> that's the downside. thanks, lisa. a man who has toured the world playing electric violins, rare and expensive instruments, woke up last week to find they'd be stolen. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom explains how he got them back thanks to a tiny piece of technology invented right here in the bay area. ♪ >> reporter: it is the instrument that shapes dave kim's career. >> we opened up for a lot of big bands such as hootie and the blowfish, everclear.

>> reporter: he's given ted talks and lit up the dance floor. ♪ all with his five-string electric violins. >> if i was caught in a fire i would make sure i grabbed my kids and then my violins, and that's it. >> reporter: kim had just finished playing the red cross gala here at city hall, sharing the stage with steve aoki. >> he is the biggest deejay in the world. >> reporter: then went to spend the time at a friend's near alamo square. >> came to the car in the morning and my violins were gone. >> reporter: he had a tile in his violin case, a little device that helps you find thing. years ago tile's founders explained what it was for. >> all types of bags, suitcases, musical instruments. >> reporter: with a little patient kim tracked his tile to a convenience store in daley city. he flagged down a passing police car. >> as soon as i saw the violins come out of the building i was literally in tears. >> reporter: police say it is happening more and more often. >> people tracking their iphones. people using the tile device to

track their vehicle or personal items that were stolen. >> reporter: because kim had already filed a police report and had tracked the tile to a specific address, the officers could investigate. they found the man who had the violins wasn't the thief. >> unwittingly people do buy things off the street. they think they found a bargain and more often than not it turns out to be stolen property. >> reporter: he returned the instruments and kim says now he'll put tiles on pretty much everything. >> i felt like my babies came back to me. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. coming up, in full bloom. macy's annual flower show kicks off at union square. the theme o

happening today -- a spring tradition will be in full bloom at san francisco's union square. it is the official start of macy's 72nd annual flower show. the theme this year is "once upon a springtime." in the aisles you'll find enchanted forests, fairytale castles and mystical creatures. of course, flowers. 130 varieties, in all. next month some of the plants will be on sale with the proceeds benefiting the delancey street foundation. the show runs through april 8th. really beautiful. and it is feeling like spring. >> it is. isn't it? our garden's doing pretty well with all the rain. a chance to dry out later on this week. still a few showers out there today. live doppler 7 pinpointing most of them around the santa cruz

mountains but they will be isolated. you may see a few out there. it remains cool, mid and upper 50s today so well below average. partly cloudy overall. the accuweather seven-day forecast, still keeping that 1 on our storm impact scale today but most likely a dry afternoon for you. slightly warmer tomorrow. near averag on tuesday. looking at warmth come wednesday and thursday. heat friday and saturday. ♪ it is a heat wave >> definitely. enjoy it. >> all right, thank you, lisa. thank you for joining us on "abc 7 mornings." i'm carolyn tyler. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and instagram. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. have a good sunday, everyone, and a great week ahead.

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