>> announcer: good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc7 mornings. it's saturday, march 31st. good morning and thank you for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a first look at the forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking live doppler 7 for us. >> chris, good morning. we do have not only the high clouds but a shallow layer of low clouds. that's creating visibility issues. clouds mainly in the north bay and along the coast. it's also keeping us milder. quarter mile viz nblt half moon bay. take it slow. be careful along the golden gate along the coast. a live look from the exploratorium camera. that's a full moon. 53 in fran and oakland. 56 in san jose. upper 40s in gilroy. and hoff moon bay. you can see the high clouds. 47 in santa rosa. 48 in livermore. 42 for our friend in concord. finally a shot of the golden

gate i think about. we can see all of that fog. this morning, 40s and 50s. 50s at the coast to near 70 inland by noontime by the afternoon, the low clouds and fog and the sea breeze kick up. upper 50s to another 60 at the coast. mid 70s inland. above average but cooler than yesterday of. we will talk about easter sunday and the week ahead in just a few minutes. tesla confirmed auto pilot was engaged when a car slammed into a collapsed safety appearier killing an apple engineer on highway 101 last week. the i-team's dan noyes broke the story earlier this week and that is latest. >> reporter: 38-year-old apple engineer and father of two walter wong died one week ago on his way to work when his tesla model x slammed into a collapsed cushion basically like hitting a brick wall. cess la says auto pilot was engaged. wong's hangs were not defected on the wheel for six seconds

prior to the collision and the driver had five seconds and 150 meters of unobstructed view with the crushed crash aten waiter but no action was taken. >> the line in the pavement could be a problem. >> reporter: a science direct ar at a environmental start-up took me on the route in his model x. he noticed the break between the asphalt and kpret and those two white lines. the auto pilot guided walter's suv right into the appearier. >> you have to think like a computer, right? computer doesn't know. has to logic. so if there is a -- if it sees line, it might think that's the lane. >> reporter: tesla emphasized the crash was so severe because the safety barrier had been crushed this a prior accident. this is how it should be from google maps and its collapsed condition the day before walter wong hit it. that happened as i reported this week because an alleged drunk

driver in a prius hit the smart cushion at 70 miles an hour. he walked away with minor injuries. an attorney and consultant from safe drive.org tells me tesla bears responsibility for the failings of its auto pilot and automation poses new problems for caltrans. >> we can imagine a day when all of our cars are in automated mode doing down the road and he this all fail in the same place on the freeway. that raises the question at what point is caltrans responsible to fix the road to accommodate automation. >> reporter: tesla says if you are driving a car equipped with auto pilot hardware you are 3.7 times less likely to be involved until a fatal accident. for the i-team david noise nbc 7 news. >> wong's family has no comment on the release. they are in the process of hiring an attorney and making funeral arrangements. the california dmv has received one application so far to kubt driverless testing. the name of the applicant hasn't been released.

driverless cars will become street legal in california on monday. the dmv requires someone to monitor the car but they have to be riding in it. an independent autopsy of the shooting death of an unarmed black man in sacramento kprikts the police report. the family of stephon clark has hired a forensic pathologist to investigate. he found police shot clark eight times. six of those bullets hit him in the back. police had said that clark charged at them. he also said clark survived several minutes after the shooting but police waited to give him medical aid. hundreds of protesters rallied in sacramento last night. they marched to the golden 1 center where the war will play the king tonight. there will be extra security at the arena today. protesters have rallied outside kings games twice already blocking fans from getting inside. some pushed past fencing set up to protect fans on game nights.

former warrior matt barnes asked his old teammates to join a rally hours before the game. coach steve kerr says his players are free to participate. >> i mentioned to our players yesterday that if they wanted to be part of anything that's going on that it's something that they should discuss. >> the march went on for more than three hours. there were no arrests. now to news involving the wife of the pulse nightclub gunman, noor salman's family says she is returning to her east bay home to be ryu nighted with her 5-year-old son after a florida jury found her not guilty of aiding in the attack. abc7 news reporter katie utehs spoke with her neighbors in rodeo. >> reporter: a florida jury acquitted noor salman the widow of the pulse nightclub killer. >> we knew from day one she was

innocent. and thank god it came out. >> reporter: prosecutors argued that salman knew about her husband's guns and his obsession with muslim extremist videos. they also toll a jury she was aware of salman's intentions. but her attorney insist she was a simple woman with a low iq who was abused by her husband and knew nothing about his plans. >> this was a case where the more we learned the better noor salman looked. >> reporter: a person who claims they were a juror says otherwise. a statement sent to orlando % media reads in part, she may not have known what day or what location, but she knew. however, we were not tasked with deciding if she was aware of a potential attack. the charges were aiding and abetting and obstruction of justice. the couple's 5-year-old son has lived with his grandparents since salman's arrest. >> he comes every day and says hi to everybody. >> reporter: family says salman is heading back to the east bay to ryu night with her son.

neighbors hope she can start a new life. in road yae, katie out a as, abc7 news. a bay area attorney is turning the tables on a law firm basically accusing the law firm of running a criminal enterprise. katie marzullo has the story from san jose. >> reporter: michele burnel had to make changes at her heir hardware store beforing a sued for violations with the americans of disabilities snookt the signs used to be up here and we had to lower them. >> reporter: randy and tanya moore of mission law firm in san jose filed that lawsuit. it was one at least five in mountain view, 1400 across the state. like most, burnel settled out of court for $20,000. >> i was thinking it was illegal. >> reporter: this attorney had a similar thought when the moores sued her parents over the mountain view restaurant, one violation being the front door was too heavy. but they fought the case and they won. and she is now suing the moores

under the rico act. >> i have never seen it used in this area of the law before. it's primarily used for mafia and drug traffickers. >> reporter: she believes the moores lied in the days against her parents. >> which is basically alleging mail fraud and wire fraud. >> this is a factually frivolous case. >> reporter: john o'connor is defending the moores. he said his clients have been helping remove barriers for disabled people. >> congress wants private enforcement of the disability laws. that's what this law firm does. it saves the taxpayers money. edon't have being buildings of enforcement personnel. >> reporter: the moores filed two motions to dismiss the case. the second was rejected earlier this month. the case moving forward into the servicery phase. in san jose, abc7 news. part of an east bay road closed about a year is back open. this is redwood road in march of 2017 after part of it buckled due to the wet weather.

the road is a link between castro valley and the oakland hills as well as moraga. alameda county posted this picture yesterday of the road work wrapping up. according to the county, the repairs cost about $1.2 million. a transient called the bart simpson tagger was arrested this wee by san francisco police. 27-year-old tyler ross was taken into custody tuesday after witnesses say he tagged a building near the transamerica pyramid. mrs. say ross is responsible for this graffiti that has popped up throughout the city. officers say spray cans were found on him after his arrest of the the paint on his hands matched the paint used in the vandalism. state health officials are warning consumers not to eat recreational caught muscles and kplams from the county. they have a toxin that can cause illness ort in humans and cannot be removed through hooking. health warnings are in place in

eight other counties. however it does not affect seafood purchased in stores. lisa argen is tracking the forecast for us. another warm weekend on tap. >> for some of us. the fog is back at the golden gate bridge and half moon bay. visibility reduced to quarter of a mile. we are also looking at a full moon. it's clear inland. we will get some high clouds, some sun, certainly a cooler. >> yeah but still above average. we'll talk in detail about that and have a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >> also ahead, what around schwarzenegger is saying after imagine surgery. plus

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sunni around schwarzenegger's first words after waking up from heart surgery are "i'm back". a spokesman for the former governor said he's in good spirits. there were complications on thursday while schwarzenegger was undergoing a planned procedure to replace a heart valve. surgeons had to perform emergency open heart surgery. he is now in stable condition in a hospital in los angeles. a troubled san francisco mcdonald's is now closed to make way for affordable housing. new video shows the restaurant at haight and stannion shut down yesterday. it will soon be demolished in january the board of supervisor voted the buy the property. the mcdonald has been considered a blighted nuisance property due

to constant complaints about crime in and around the restaurant. a san francisco kick ball club is accused of being bad sports after trying to boot members of the public from their field. abc7 news reporter alyssa harrington has more on the city's reservation system and why some people say it needs to change. >> reporter: a sunny day at san francisco's delores park brings out sun bathe he is, jugglers, picnickers and their pets. when sports teams that pay the city money to rent the park come in and demand their space there can be trouble. >> that's like a bullying hey get out of here this is ours now. >> reporter: on thursday a kick ball team clashed with some members of the public when they tried to headache them move. conditiony chan with the park and recreation department says in a statement we want everyone to play in parks kick ball and any other fun and safe taefts but what is important is that everyone treats each other and our parks with respect with or without a permit.

some people i talked to say the city's reservation system is flawed. >> the rob that leads to this is the city doesn't make it clear what's going on. >> if they are going to rent it fine but put up reserved signs. >> reporter: says they shouldn't rent out a place like delores park at all. >> it's difficult to come and and regulate hey we have taken up this area, paid this amount of money. people have already staken their claim type of thing here. >> reporter: chen says the city has issues thousands of permits with no problems. alyssa harg ton abc7 news. someone who purchased a ticket in new jersey is half a million dollars richer after last night's mega millions drawing. the winning numbers are 11, 28, 31, 46, 59 with the mega number was 1. the winner will receive $521 million over 21 years or a lump sum payment of $317 million before taxes. now your accuweather

forecast with lisa argen. >> hi, everyone. saturday morning. live doppler 7. clouds in the north bay. zero visibility on the coast in half moon bay. be careful out there, walnut creek with a beautiful start to the day. san jose checking in at 56. 48 in gilroy as well as the coast. from our exploratorium camera, the blue moon out there the second full moon in the calendar month for march. we also saw that in february, too. no full moon in january. it's not blue. it just arrives two times during the month. 48 in livermore. good morning a. 4 for you. it's 52 mild degrees in concord with clear skies. from mount tam look at the high clouds. a nice looking view with the sun coming up here and looking a the clouds mainly from the coast along the san mateo coast. we will have them throughout the arch. bringing the cooling sea breeze over the weekend.

mild and breezy for easter sunday. rain arriving later next week. we can use every bit of it. it's not going to be a huge system. still a week out, though. our hour by hour planner shows that area of fog this morning. some high clouds. then they thin out. a lot of sunshine today but don't expect those 80s or even 70s a the coast today. certainly a cooler day. but we are looking at not only sunshine for the afternoon. 60s in ocean beach, 64 in half moon bay. 55 is the ocean temperature. 66 in monterey today. headed over to the east bay for the athletics today. 64. a nice day. instead of the warm afternoon, a mild afternoon. a few high clouds. we will be looking at a mild day today. only two or three degrees cooling from the south bay. 76 in redwood citi. on the coast. we talked about those 60s.

70s south city. in the north bay look for 80 in santa rosa. 74 in san rafael. and vallejo. yesterday it was 82 in available. 73 in oakland. certainly a cooler afternoon. still well above average. 80 in pleasanton. 79 in san ramon. if you are coming into the city for extravaganza today. it will be 62 by 10:00.:00. 9 by 20k. east sundayer dawning at 6:55. low 50s coast side. sun and high clouds. mostly sunny afternoon. winds kick up. akts along the coast and 70s inland. fast forward, thursday into friday rain comes in. this is a week out. the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring the warmest day of the week today. even though the sea breeze and the fog is wit wit wit

mild on monday and tuesday. increasing clouds. bring back the storm impact scale thursday and friday. download your accuweather app for all the details on when the rain arrives. >> what an interesting sped between the start and the end of the seven-day forecast. just ahead hundreds flock to get a

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dan harris joins us now from new york to tell us what's coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america." >> good morning, coming up on "gma." easter usually conjures images of springlike weather. in the so much for much of the country. check out the snowy easter egg hunt in fargo. it's now headed to the major population centers in the northeast. april coming in like a lion. plus new questions this morning about the failing police shooting of stephon clark in sacramento california. the family issuing an autopsy they say contradicts the fatal account of the police report. in the final four overnight history was made as the u-conn women loose for the first time ever. the men play tonight.

the loyola team and chicago ramblers prepare to hit the hardwood. get your fill of fun this easter weekend. natasha zouves has ideas from our partners at hoodline. >> let's talk easter eats from brunch to donuts we have got you covered. let's start with the good stuff. bacon. this is millionaire bacon. you were saying it's like what? >> like a party in your mouth. it has flavors. spice, salty, sour, sweet. >> the bacon is cured in a mix and slow roasted for ten hours. it's particularly good in a bloody mary. it comes from the kitchen of chef brandon peacock who won chopped. he says that focus and time pressure goes into serving gourmet brunch for 200 people every sunday. you will enjoy crab and avocado salad plus fried chicken. his hope is you will put down your phone and indulge in

delicious food. >> crab, prime rib, ham, turkey. we have the alameda rivera on the water. it's beautiful, like a vacation. it's to bring everybody together and show them about food, about it's about sharing and talking about thing and petit putting everything aside and enjoying everyone's company. >> it's time to enjoy the $50 easter brunch. leave with a happy testimoniy and an instagram story full of gorgeous photos. if you want to head straight to the bubbly. go to the culinary institute of copia. for $35 they are featuring bottles from around the world. how about easter donuts? we found an easter egg hunt in san francisco where everything is 100% free. enjoy food trucks including jenny donut at no cost. there is a petting zoo and an egg hunt. it's the first year the event is being put on by first sf.

babies up to grade five are welcome with their families. it's at the first baptist church. for more information go the our website. abc announced it's renewing the revival of roseanne for another season after only one episode. the move toms as a no brainer considering 18 people tuned in tuesday to watch the first two episodes of the reboot. in case you missed it will be shown again at 7:00 p.m. here on abc7. snob dog appeared at the dope era store on broadway in oakland and drew quite a crowd. dope era was founded by oakland rapper mista fab. it is a specialty store that puts an emphasis on bay area themed clothing. still to come, the backlash against a fox news telephones host who hocked a parkland

shooting survivor for being rejected by several colleges. it is a mild statement to say uber and lyft impacted

good morning east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> good morning, and thanks so much for waking up with us. i'm chris nguyen. we are starting this half hour with a quick look whether. here's metersologist lisa argen, she's tracking the conditions where you live. >> chris good morning. isn't this a gorgeous shot from our walnut creek camera. 6:56 is the official sun rise. high clouds here. it is a pretty start to the day for most of you expect if you are right on the coast. that's where we have the fog. 53 downtown as well as oakland. 54 in mountain view. 56 in san jose. upper 40s in gilroy and half moon bay. from the sutro tower camera painted sky. beauty out there. 44 the cool spot in napa. 52 in concord. livermore waking up to 48. from mount tam. it's he going to be a nice day. not as warm. the fog is with us. with disagree visibility for half moon away.

upper 40s to 50s. we will warm up through the upper 70s perhaps an 80 today in the santa clara valley. temperature also try to cool off a bit day-by-day. then we are looking at rain returning by thursday into friday of next week. >> lisa thank you. more advertisers are plg away from laura ingraham's fox news telephones show. that's after she mocked parkland school shooting survivor david hogg for being rejected by several colleges. ingraham apologized to hogg but some advertisers are holding her to account. now the host is take a week off for an easter break with her family. abc news reporter lindsey davis has the latest. >> reporter: parkland high school survivor david hogg says the apology from fox news anchor laura i think a ram is too little too late. >> i will only accept laura's apologize when she apologizes to all the individuals she hurt in her professional career. >> reporter: the 17-year-old

turned national voice for gun laws. >> we say no more. >> reporter: first appeared on ingraham's show on the night of the shooting. >> there is a serious issue in this country we all need to face. >> reporter: he is now calling for companies to boycott the commentator after she taunted him on twitter about being turned down by several colleges it writing david hogg rejected by four colleges to which he applied and whines about it. hogg tweets book, i think a ram angle what are your biggest advertisers. friends, boycott ingrahamed a verts. ingraham did apologize to hogg in a tweet for upset or hurt she might have caused to the quote the brave victims of parkland. we reached out for comment from fox news. they referred us to that tweet. today is rex tillerson's last day as secretary of state. president trump fired him

earlier this month citing disagreements on north korea, the iran nuclear deal, and ideas on trade. cia director mike pompeo has been nominated to replace tillerson who has said he will make sure the transition is smooth and orderly. the senate foreign relations committee expects to start confirmation hearings for pompeo in april. the environmental protection agency is preparing to roll back rules requiring vehicles to be cleaner and much more efficient. the obama eraing arelations were originally put in place in 2009 after the government bailed out the auto industry. >> reporter: across the country many are awaiting an announce member from the environmental protection agency that could loosen regulations aimed at requiring automakers to nearly double the average fuel economy of new cars and trucks by 2025. the potential changes which could be announced next week are alarming to some. >> cars are 70% of our unhealthy air. we've got to have cleaner burning cars. and the cost of it is trivial.

you know, in a new car it is virtually nothing. >> reporter: under the 1970 clean air act california has special authority to enforce stronger air pollution standards than those set by the federal government because the state set its own regulations before federal rules came into play but some say the trump administration could take california to court to take away that right. this week the attorney general wrote on facebook we are prepared to take whatever action legal or otherwise that we must to protect our economy, our environment, and the public health of people of california. >> 50% of every -- >> there is growing concern that if the u.s. were to loosen its restrictions, automakers could then push for more lenient suicide standards elsewhere around the world causing more pollution lie weeks. the u.s. set a new gasoline export record for the year, sending out 1.1 million barrels per day last week the you are toth highest he can port amount ever. triple a says the export trend

has been rising the past two years. it's not your imagination. gas prices are higher than they used to be. california's average price statewide is $3.50 according to triple a. that's four cents higher than it was a week ago and 16 cents higher than a month ago. drivers in san francisco pay some of the highest priced in the state at 3.62. it's 3.51 san jose. you can save nine cents by filling up near vallejo. the silicon valley transportation authorities is apropering a singol bore tunnel. bart wanted twin tunnels but the vta says it a single bore would speed up the project by ten months and disrupt the businesses less. completion is expected in 2026.

taxi medallions cost a quarter million dollars in san francisco but there is a big question. are they still worth it as companies like uber and lyft take an increasing share of passengers. the taxi medallion's value is decreasing. >> reporter: own one of these used to be a symbol of success for san francisco cab drivers. now it's more like the opposite. >> i know what's going to happen i never to it. >> reporter: do you feel like a sucker? >> i should, i am. >> reporter: it used to be that taxi medallions were in limited supply, a license essentially to run your own business. in 2010 the city decided to raise some money by selling 700 medallions at $250,000 each. that was before uber and lyft flooded the streets. >> worth nothing. >> reporter: nothing? >> nothing. >> reporter: he figured he could make money with this medallion, lease it eventually sell it. now, et cetera saddled with the

economic hardship of paying close to $2,000 a month on the mortgage for it. >> i blame the city and the state, too. >> the hard working blue collar taxi drivers that have served the community here for many many years have been left holding the bag. >> reporter: jonathan i don't have he have represents the san francisco federal credit union custom made a deal with the transportation agency to finance those loans. one of six has foreclosed. this week, the credit union filed suit for $125 million. >> no one is suggesting exactly what the mta should have done, just that they needed to have done a whole lot more than they did. >> reporter: the city has no comment on the suit thus far except to say they are reviewing it. for drivers, the reviews about owning a medallion have been in for a long time. >> nobody will buy it are you kidding me. who wants to buy a medallion for $250,000 these days. still ahead on abc7

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basketball court at the salvation army community center in chinatown now bears the name of late san francisco mayor ed

lee. kids got to meet zaza pa chuly at yesterday's dedication ceremony. >> this court is for you guys. i want to tell you that stars are born on these kinds of courts. and obviously we all see it playing in the nba winning championships, et cetera. >> mayor lee's widow anita was on hand for the festivities along with mayor mark ferrell. happening today, a reopening celebration for a playground in san francisco that was burned down last year. an official reopening will be held today at the koret children's play frowned in golden gate park. vandals torched the playground last year. ed lee helped fund the rebuilding of the employ ground. lisa argen joins us now. you are tracking rain? >> that's right. we have fog this morning, though. in fact creating visibility

issues along the coast. certainly half moon day. look at at mount tam. this is what we like to see. fog in the valleys. and temperatures that are mild. mid to upper 40s in the north bay. mid 50s elsewhere. we will thin out the clouds throughout the day for most of you. and i have a look ahet to easter and the week ahead which includes some rain. the giants make history in l.a. they c

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time right now is 6:44. we are taking a live look outside from south lake tahoe. we hope your saturday morning is off to a great start, especially fur heading up there to spend some time at the resorts this week. lisa argen will have the full accuweather forecast in just a few moments. >> in sports, the warriors will likely have all of their alltars, klay thompson joining kevin durant and draymond green in the starting line up. tip-off is at 7:00. the a's play the and giants play the dodgers. last night the giants made history meeting the dodgers. larry beils that highlights in this modern's sports report. >> good morning, everybody.

only one team in major league history started the season with a pair of 1-0 wins with the same guy homering in both wins. that would be your 2018 giants led by babe panik. l.a. sports talk radio in a panik. cueto perfect through six. seven scoreless, allows one hit and four strikeouts including alex wood there. they were scoreless, and panik does it again. crushed off the supposedly unhittable pitcher. panik homering in the first two game of the season. strickland, his second save. giants beat the dodgers again, 1-0. >> i mean, this is the jam right here. woo! >> nick swisher among the former a's stores pumped before the a's and angels. mike trout top of the first. gone off men eya. who went 7 2/3.

bottom off the nine. singles in davis. a's come within a run. a ground out end it. 2-1 angels. before this game, the a's hosted their 50th anniversary team featuring canseco, gee amby, rudy, stu. all of these guys pumped to be back in the green and >> this is something. putting a big league uniform back on is amazing. this is where it started for me, 2004. >> i remember when i was 21 years old thinking this is amazing playing at the major league level. hopefully it never ends, boom, 30 years flashes by this the wink of an eye. nfl, the raiders releasing punter marquette king. he was one of the best punters in football. that saves them $3 million. john gruden will have a new punter in 2018.

a great story out of chicago thursday night. the black hawks run out of goalies. they have to activate a 36-year-old accountant scott foster. he played college and minor league holly. plays in a rec leak at johnny's ice house. he made seven saves preserving black hawks's 6-2 lead. instant star. >> it happened when i had to dress. i blacked out after that. >> advice before you went in. >> i don't think i heard anything other than put your helmet on. now i am standingly. this is something nobody can take away from him. i can go home and tell my kids. >> that's a wrap. have a great weekend and a happy easter i'm larry beil. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> walnut creek this morning. isn't this just beautiful? we have high include and the sun coming up.

just moments away. 6:56. look at what the sun is doing for us. just fantastic. a lot of pretty pictures around the bay. but we are fogged in at the coast. we are going to see another warmer than average day today in concord 78 degrees. maybe a few degrees cooler than yesterday. notice the trend is for cooler days each and every day, just bear lesion but then when we get to next friday temperatures in the upper 60s and rain coming your way. this morning it looks like summer, though, as we check out the golden gate bridge camera where we are fogged in. in fact, visibility down to nothing out there. do be careful. a live look outside from our roof camera where the flag is blowing. a return to an on-shore push allowing for temperatures to cool back today, certainly in san francisco, along the peninsula, just a little bit less elsewhere. 53 in san francisco and oakland. 54 in mountain view. 56 in san jose.

good morning gilroy, 47. it was 84 yesterday in morningan hill. so points south very, very warm. and just maybe two or three degrees cooler today. not much of a cooldown for you. but at the coast how about ten degrees cooler. you were in the 80s today santa cruz, 72 today. it is a 47 right now in santa rosa as well as fairfield. 46 in novato. the cool spot is napa at 44. 52 for our friends in the east bay. today, upper 50s. south lake right now it's in the mid to upper 20s from truckee to the tahoe valley airport. many folks have skiing on their minds for the week ahead. some kids off of school. still plenty of snow there. in the afternoons, spring skiing the temperatures cool off just a bit each day. rain returns by the end of next week. highs today from the upper 60s in san francisco, 66. half moon bay. yesterday was 72. 77 fremont. palo alto, 80, and s and s

not cool north and south of the bay. even for sunday we still have oranges, warm air, but slightly cooler. 60s in the city. the orange retreats for monday. high cloud, a little bit cooler. by tuesday we are still a bit above average away from the bay. should be a beautiful afternoon. let's fast forward to thursday. thursday night looking for rain. continues for the friday morning commute of then it pushes out of here but we will look for looks like rain again at this time next weekend. we will keep you posted in term of the amount. it doesn't look like nothing. it looks pretty average. a nice welcome rain headed our way from maybe a quarter of an inch to half an inch. the accuweather seven-day forecast, warmest day today. easter is tomorrow. it will be cooler certainly along the coast. fog this morning. download the accuweather app. keep live track of the pictures, the temperatures. and when the rain comes in. right now it looks like

thursday. many love the old tradition of inviting friend over to play board games on a saturday night for others, grabbing a video controller. one innovator says it's about time the worlds of analogue and digital games got together. as jonathan blume found out it could be the future of game night. >> i'm going to play a wizard. >> reporter: jimmy chen challenged me to a game of battle grid. >> play the first card. >> reporter: there are colorful cards, detailed figurines. >> i'm going play it like this. >> reporter: and stunning visual effects. >> you can't play a game like battle grid anywhere on any other console, any other device. >> reporter: it is one of 25 games launching later this year on a $350 console called play table. >> there is over 70 antennas inside the play table. so really what's the manic behind the device. >> reporter: those antennas let it interact with physical objects, game pieces, cards, and dice. it is a social experience chen

calls the opposite of virtual reality. >> we are at this stage in our lives where we are literally gluing screens to our faces i think that has to change. >> reporter: it's meant to live in your living room. they will offer it in different colors and materials hoping it can essentially become a part of your furniture. >> it's going to be a hard sell from a consumer standpoint. >> reporter: game spot's justin hey wald says creating a new product is tough. people are fine with what they have. >> part it is in simplicity. it is a board you pick up and place anywhere. you doesn't make power. >> reporter: but this table gets rid of the part everyone hates reading the rule book. >> i forgot i can't play diagonal. >> reporter: the game goes faster and new placers have more fun. of course it's not winning or losing. >> this is the first truly social device where you can sit around a table at 7:00 on a friday night order some pizza and just have a good time.

>> reporter: in san francisco, jonathan blumenthal abc7 news. necks an

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happening today it's your last chance to experience sailing aboard a pair of tall ships as it was done for hundreds of years. the hawaiian chieftain and lady washington will be offering dock tours and sailing adventures starting at 10:00 a.m. they are docked at the antioch

sailing arena. both ships serve as floating classrooms. the tall ships depart tomorrow for crescent city. happening today in san francisco, bring your kids to golden gate park for the annual extravaganza. there will be egg hunts, carnival rides, games, confused tru and the highly anticipated rib cookoff between the city's police department and firefighters. tickets are $10. children under 2 are free. the festivities start at 11:00 this morning at robin williams meadow, formerly sharon meadow. >> a final weather check pour the families heading out to that event. >> we are socked in with fog from the golden gate bridge down the san mateo coast. that will start to thin out. a cooler day at the shoreline. 74 in san mateo. near 80 in san jose, santa rosa and antioch 78.

in the accuweather seven-day forecast the cooling continues. breezy for easter sunday. change on monday. high cloud, though. we certainly continue to cool off through wednesday. look at that, rain coming back thursday and friday. thank goodness we are only 50 to 60% of average. nice day today, but we could use more rain. >> good mix. lisa thanks. thanks to you for joining us on abc7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. the news continues now on line, on twitter, facebook, and zbraim. as we leave you, we will give you a live look outside from the walnut creek cam showing you the wonderful sunrise. abc7 news continues at 8:00 a.m. we will see you then. you have to take a first

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