lisa argen is tracking that for us. >> hi everyone. feeling like spring today. we had the breeze yesterday and cooldown. here's live doppler 7 with pockets of fog in the north bay along the coast. san jose 101 this morning. you can see it looks a little gray but still dark out there. 43 in gilroy. it's 45 on the coast, with 50 in oakland, 52 in san francisco and downtown visibility is pretty good with 44 santa rosa, 50 in fairfield. concord checking in at 50 and it's also in the mid-40s in livermore. so for your easter today, pockets of fog this morning, with 40s around the bay. by noontime the winds which can up, the skies clear and we're still in the 50s at the coast, mid and upper 60s around the bay and inland. looking at a mild day out towards brentwood and antioch in the upper 70s. low to mid-70s concord, in the 60s for you in oakland and looking at some rain returning by the end of the week. chris? >> lisa, thanks been a peaceful day of protest in sacramento escalated after a

sheriff's patrol car hit a protester. activists came together to repeat the call they've shared for several days, they want two officers to be held responsible for shooting unarmed stephon clark two weeks ago. the protests grew confrontational when marchers tried to block traffic as deputies tried to drive along a street a sheriff's car ended up hitting a protester. authorities confirm the person hit is in stable condition. the chp is opening an investigation into the incident and there are no reports of any arrests. earlier in the day former warrior matt barnes held a peaceful rally for police accountability. protesters have shut down kings games several times since the shooting. last night the warriors played at golden one arena in sacramento. >> reporter: sports and social issues intersect in sacramento following the deadly police shooting of stephon clark. former golden state warrior

matt barnes hosted a rally for police accountability. >> one, because i'm from here, i walk the same streets and had the same encounters with police before. >> reporter: the basketball arena has been a frequent site of protests, following the march 18th incident where two officers shot and killed clark in his grandmother's backyard. they were looking for someone who was breaking car windows. >> show me your hands. gun, gun, gun! >> reporter: a cell phone was found near clark's body, no gun. warriors fan michael fykes attended to the rally before the game. >> they don't need to just shut up and dribble. it's bigger than that. they have the pulpit. they have the voice for people to listen. yeah, they need to speak out. >> reporter: warriors and kings fans are streaming into the golden one center, the entrance way behind me. you can see the security behind me is about three times what's normal and these barricades are in place to keep protesters from shutting down the entrances. coach steve kerr said the team's in town to compete but that

doesn't mean they're silent. >> we're very socially aware and active. we have got a lot of players who do a lot of good in the community and who care about what's going on and we all care about what's happening here. >> i'm in the process of starting a clark boy college scholarship fund to make sure these boys go to college. >> reporter: barnes held clark's sons aged 3 and 1, on stage as announced the scholarship effort. in sacramento, katie udis, abc 7 news. tesla drivers are telling us how they feel about the company's admission that one of its model x cars was on autopilot during a fatal crash on highway 101 nine days ago. dan noyes broke the story last week, leading to tesla's response. abc 7 news reporter alyssa harrington has more. >> reporter: shalini is blind. her brother-in-law bought this model x because it's the only car that allows her to know exactly what's going on. >> i feel safe in this car, because it alerts us as to what we should do.

>> reporter: the very same model crashed last friday, the driver an apple engineer died. tesla revealed the car was in autopilot when it crashed but these two say they still feel safe. >> people need to understand that it's not that you can just get in this, and this car is just going to do a miracle car. it's not. it's a car, that you can put it on autopilot, but you also have to use your common, basic common sense. >> i think autopilot is safe but you can't put on autopilot and watch tv and not give any credence to the signal they provide. >> reporter: a statement released late friday on the company's blog says the driver had received several visual and one audible hands-on warning earlier in the drive and the driver's hands were not detected on the wheel for six seconds prior to the collision. >> i'm not too worried but i think use it the way it's designed. it's still in early technology. >> reporter: driver daniel

lawless says the autopilot feature is the reason he bought a tesla. he is still always in control and the car alerts you if you take your hands off the wheel for too long. >> i'll use it but i got my hands on the wheel and watching the road. >> reporter: the car will slow down and shut off if a person ignores warnings. they admit the system is not perfect. >> it raises a question on the safety, so how you balance it is yo have to strike a balance of paying attention on the road. >> reporter: as the i-team's dan noyes reported, attorney and consultant from safeselfdrive.org says tesla bears responsibility for the failings of its eye pilot and automation poses new challenges for caltrans. we have exclusive i-team reports about the crash on abc7news.com, just click on sections, then the i-team link. you'll find several stories as dan noyes takes a closer look at issues involving tesla's autopilot feature. a san jose father who is facing deportation has been granted a reprieve.

abc 7 news learned fernando carrillo will be released after months of detention, he was arrested by i.c.e. agents as he dropped off his daughter at day care, six months ago. the undocumented immigrant won his freedom after a judge ruled it would not be safe for him to return to mexico. immigrant rights activists are planning to hold a press conference at i.c.e. headquarters on mo to celebrate. president trump is criticizing california's governor for pardoning five ex-convicts who faced deportation. in a tweet yesterday, the president referred to the gvernor as jerry "moonbeam" brown and said the ex-convicts charges included kidnapping and robbery, domestic violence and drug dealing. the governor's office had no comment about the tweet. a beach is closed on hawaii's big island after a person was attacked by a shark near kona. a 25-year-old man suffered multiple injuries to his hand and leg yesterday morning. helicopter flew him to a hospital where he's being treated. officials say they will look at reopening the beach once they've had a chance to look out for any

sharks, later this morning. happening today, you can welcome the spring season at the annual union street easter parade in san francisco. the festivities include bounce houses, kids rides and games, a climbing wall, visits with the easter bunny and a petting zoo, from 10:00 until 5:00, the parade starts at 2:00 and mayor mark farrell is this year's grand marshal. meteorologist lisa argen is tracking the egg hunting forecast for us. >> looks nice out there. it will be sunny and breezy in san francisco, in the 60s yesterday. you barely made it into the upper 50s. so it was a cooldown for a pretty much everyone around the bay and along the coast. right now it's 52 downtown. 48 in hayward, with 44 in livermore. so we'll continue the cooling inland, and talk about a pleasant sunday, and the look ahead, which includes more rain, coming up. >> lisa, thanks. also ahead, defying the odds. the earthquakes honor a north bay soccer team that's been through a lot this year.

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attended easter sunday mass at the vatican st. peter's square led by pope francis. they gathered to hear the pope's to the city and to the world easter message. he called for a peace in a world marked by war and conflict. he baptized eight people including a nigerian immigrant who confronted a thief on the streets of rome last year. the man did not have permission to stay in italy but officials gave him a residency for his bravery. san francisco's memorial church is holding an all-day easter event, a hot breakfast starting at 7:30 and two easter services where the glide ensemble will perform. fried chicken meal will be served for lunch. the foundation has been providing meals and health care to those in need for more than 50 years. time is 6:11. special honor for a group of deserving women. the san jose earthquakes paid tribute to the winners of the nor cal regional soccer champ from cardinal newman high school. you may recall, half of that high school was burned to the ground after the north bay wildfires. abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gallejian has the storey.

>> reporter: this moment at avia stadium standing before thousands of people was amaidsing. >> this is insane, being here at this game and being honored by them is really, really awesome. >> reporter: it's the perfect ending to a five-month-long roller coaster ride for the cardinal newman high school girls varsity soccer team. they won the northern california division three championship. >> we rose from the ashes of our school and we did it all together, like we all really wanted it and we all put our hearts into it. >> reporter: half of their school burned in october during the tubbs fire and 6 of the 20 players on the team lost their homes. >> soccer for me was like an escape and without soccer i don't know if i would have been able to get through it. >> reporter: getting through it wasn't easy. their living situations were unstable, their school was in shambles and they practiced anywhere they could, including in parking lots. these are all reasons why the earthquakes wanted to honor these girls.

>> think about kids practicing in the rain on concrete or tar and figuring out what they can do in driving hours and car pooling to get to practice fields is something incredible to think about. >> reporter: this soccer season officially over it will resume in october and cardinal newman by then will have a brand new soccer field. abc 7 news. scientists say it's hard to know where a chinese space station will land when it falls back to earth but they have an estimate of when it will land. the european space agency believes the tiangong-1 will fall sometime this afternoon. give or take several hours. it likely land in one of the earth's oceans, probably the pacific. >> parts of it will hit the earth. not much of it. most of it will burn up in re-entry. some will make it through the atmosphere and strike the earth but the chance of anyone getting hit is very remote. >> the chinese space station is not the only human made object in space. you're looking at a map expert

built showing the tens of thousands of pieces of space junk that surround the earth. happening today, thousands of shoe fanatics in the bay area will converge at the convention center for sneaker con. more than 100,000 pairs of sneakers are under one roof, people will buy, sell and trade some of the hottest shoes. organizers expect 10,000 people and 500 vendors. sneaker con runs from noon to 7:00 at the convention center on great america parkway. starting today, the golden gate bridge parking lots will be closed to are a week due to expected heavy traffic. only tour buses will be allowed to park at the lot. you can take public transportation, taxi, uber or lyft to the overlooks. the lots will be closed from 11:00 to 5:00 each day until saturday. it's a move to help keep traffic flowing across the span. also happening today, both the warriors and the a's are hosting home games today, so you're encouraged to take public transportation. the parking lots at the coliseum

complex are expected to fill quickly. the a's host the angels at 1:05 this afternoon while the warriors tip off at 5:30 against the suns. good sunday morning. pi easter to you. waking up to live doppler 7 where we have pockets of fog along the shoreline, also up in the north bay, but visibility is good here in the city, and we're clear inland. san jose is looking good, and also in our inland valleys so starting out with this vantage point you can see it's going to be a beautiful day out there, the high clouds are gone and we'll be looking at a mostly sunny afternoon. it is 52 in san francisco with 50 in oakland, in san jose 42 in gilroy. 45 in half moon bay. mountain bay checking in at 49 degrees. sfo no delays. lot of sun on the peninsula. the breeze will kick up in the afternoon so it's going to feel more like that summertime pattern. 44 for new livermore. 45 knnovato.

50 in napa and concord. it hit 80 at the concord airport yesterday but most of you felt the cooldown, it was more significant at the shoreline, and those winds did kick up and we were sort of in and out of the clouds today. high pressure is allowing for a nice afternoon, but a more typical summertime pattern, so this morning starting out anywhere from two to six degrees cooler with the onset of the fog and the westerly winds throughout the day today. so from mt. tam it's a clear shot out there, but you can't see the fog. it's there along the coast. low clouds and fog for some of you, and then mild and breezy today for easter, if you're celebrating that, and then rain returns as early as thursday night in the north bay and bringing in the storm impact scale for friday and into part of next weekend. so don't get too used to the sunny, dry days. we're looking at today a nice afternoon, still above average, 70 milpitas. 73 in ga tows. on the peninsula low 60s in the city to the upper 60s around

palo alto. downtown 62 today, 58 at the coast, so it will be sunny but temperature also certainly be on the cool side. 74 novato. napa with 72 by the water. in the east bay enjoying 60s to low 70s here so a little cool from richmond to berkeley but as towards castro valley and union city in the low 70s and more low to mid-70s here. today really the cooling spreads inland from that onshore push yesterday, feeling it here from sandra moan to pleasanton. over night lows with the patchy fog 40s and 50s around the bay. enjoy the quiet next few days with temperatures more spring-like, because by thursday we've got rain in the north bay, and then it spreads south for your friday morning commute, stays with us for friday night, and then by saturday morning, we're looking at that final heavy push of rain, and it does last throughout the day on saturday. the accuweather seven-day

forecast you download our accuweather app and keep track of the ever changing sliding temperatures, today upper 70s inland about 70 around the bay but breezy, 50s at the coast, today, tomorrow and with a few more high clouds tuesday into wednesday. still pleasant, temperatures around average and then thursday increasing the clouds, some rain in the north bay, not a lot, we'll save that for friday into saturday. so looks pretty nice out there. we got spoiled with the 80s. >> we'll call it a pleasant weekend. lisa, thanks. just ahead, this is no skinny dipper. how authorities got an 11-foot alligator

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paula farris joins us from new york to tell us what's coming up on "good morning america." >> good sunday morning. happy easter. coming up a white easter for some of the country, that is not an april fool's joke. snow and heavy winds are barrelling through the midwest. sam champion is here with the latest. plus a dramatic scene unfolding in sacramento when one protester was hit by a law enforcement vehicle. demonstrators took to the streets after the shooting of an unarmed black man. we'll tell you where the protests are headed next. loyola's march madness run has come an end, losing to

michigan in an epic final four game. how the team is coaching, sister jean is coping, how the country is coping, coming up on "gma." hope to see you soon. a warning about a growing scam to get to you pick up a robo call or other unwanted solicitation. are you seeing more and more calls with local air codes like 415, 510 or 408? michael finney shows us and explains what federal regulators are doing to fight back. >> no thank you. we just finished a big remodel. thank you for your call. bye. >> reporter: beta taylor politely hung up on a salesperson. this vallejo man does the same thing almost every way. dalt williams has gotten into the habit of not picking up calls from unknown area codes. >> if i don't recognize it, then i just let it go to the answering machine. >> reporter: reactions like that have prompted solicitors to disguise their call on your caller i.d. as a local one. the federal communications commission calls it neighbor

spoofing. >> because of advances in technology right now it's easy for them to send false caller i.d. information along with the call. >> reporter: the fcc says sometimes the caller i.d. is a bogus number, but other times it belongs to someone who doesn't know their number has been spoofed. linda eckman of san francisco realized that when she called back the number that came up on her caller i.d. >> i call somebody else, because they called me and they said they didn't call. >> reporter: linda's number has also been spoofed. >> somebody is saying that i called them and i'm saying, nope. >> reporter: meda taylor said she received that spoof call from linda's number. she says calls like these make people irritable and defensive. >> no, i didn't call you. why are you calling me? there's an edge to it, because everybody's inconvenienced by an unwanted or unsolicited call. >> reporter: in all of 2017, the federal communications commission received 4,000 complaints about spoofing. now, after just three months

this year, the number of complaints is on pace to double. >> generally the purpose of spoof something two-fold. number one they're engaged in scams and it's harder to trace back who is doing the scam. >> reporter: number two, trying to trick you into picking up the call. last year the fcc levied $200 million in fines against telemarketers accused of malicious spoofing. the fines were the first action of its kind. now, regulators are working with providers to develop technology to authenticate legitimate calls and block spoofed ones. as of january 1st, phone companies are now able to block calls when the caller i.d. information comes from invalid phone numbers. we contacted verizon, t-mobile and at&t and sprint and only at&t committed to voluntarily blocking those calls. the other providers pointed to their anti-spam technology, which customers must opt into and sometimes pay to get.

i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. a concord police officer ran into this rattlesnake near a sports complex, a timely reminder anyone searching for easter eggs today to be careful. snake season has begun and that means we are likely to see more of critters out and about especially as it warms up in the morning. a florida homeowner found a surprise visitor in his swimming pool on friday night. take a look at this. an 11 foot long alligator was floating in the water. the sarasota county sheriff's office posted this video of the reptile on its facebook page. the gator began swimming away as it struggled to avoid capture. the deputy dragged the gator out of the pool with the help of a trapper. they got it off the property through a door to the swimming pool. it's unclear where the alligator came from and how it ended up in the pool. time is 6:25. still to come on abc 7 mornings,

president trump goes after amazon again over postal delivery. what the president is now saying about the online retailer. plus, cutting edge technology that could one day save lives. we're back after a quick break. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. that anything that matches your taste can match your budget. that green living doesn't have to cost much green. we believe that you should always have room for the little things. and that your dream kitchen should work as hard as you do. ikea family members get 15% back when you spend $2000 or more at the ikea kitchen event. and financing is now available with the ikea projekt credit card.

good morning south bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> good morning, thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. we start this half hour with a quick look at the weather. hi, lisa. >> hi, everyone. happy easter. the sun coming up in less than 30 minutes. you can see it's going to be a beautiful one. the upper elevation winds are shaking the camera from mt. tam. 52 downtown. it's 50 in san jose. oakland checking in at 50 as well with 40s on the coast. mountain view good morning 49 and from our tower camera a little haze there, mid-40s livermore and santa rosa. this morning is cooler, anywhere from two to six degrees cooler. the cooling spreads inland today with 40s this morning, mid and upper 60s around the bay, by noontime. the coast lagging behind with highs today still on the chilly

side, 50s for you with upper 70s for the warmest locations inland. it's going to be a nice day today. we'll talk about the rain returning in a few minutes. >> lisa, thanks. now to the growing clash between president trump and amazon. the president is escalating that fight. abc news reporter kenneth moten has the details. >> reporter: the most powerful man in the country taking on one of the most powerful companies, tech titan amazon. president trump the u.s. post office will lose $1.50 on average for each package is delivers for amazon that amounts to billions of dollars. >> jeff? >> i will be short. >> reporter: trump taking aim at billionaire founder jeff bezos who owns "the washington post." the paper's coverage has at times angered the president. trump also labeled "the post" a lobbyist for the online retail giant and should so register. post adding this post office scam must stop. amazon must pay real costs and taxes now. >> the owner of "the washington post," do you know what he owns?

amazon! do you know how little tax amazon pays? so he uses "the washington post" to protect amazon from taxes. >> reporter: amazon paid $95 million in u.s. taxes last year. its revenue nearly $178 billion. as for trump's claim that the post office loses billions for amazon deliveries, it is true that the online retailer qualifies for a special bulk rate because it ships millions of packages but the influx of business helps the struggling post office. >> in the meantime your department stores are going out of business because it's unfair competition. >> reporter: since the campaign, trump has accused amazon of hurting small businesses. a record-breaking 6700 stores closed in the u.s. last year alone, more than 66,000 retail jobs were lost, but amazon has added more than 245,000 jobs worldwide. amazon lost more than $30 billion in stock value after reports surfaced trump was considering taking on the company. it bounced back but all eyes on

the markets monday after the president's tweets. kenneth moton, abc news, new york. coming up, former u.n. ambassador andrew young discusses race relations in america, 50 years after the assassination of martin luther king jr. you can watch "this week with george stephanopolous" at 8:00 right here on abc 7. facebook employees are in an uproar over a leaked mem row. in the 2016 memo, vice president andrew bossworth defends facebook growth even if it resulted from terrorist attacks organized on the social network. the "new york times" reports some employees are calling for greater transparency. however, others are demanding that any whistle-blowers be exposed. facebook is already being investigated over its connection to cambridge analytica, a right wing firm that's collected 50 million users' data without their knowledge. firefighters in menlo park

have been testing a high-tech tool that could help them and the people they rescue get out of a burning building more quickly. jonathan blum has a look at how it could save lives. >> we hear about firefighters getting lost in buildings, running out of air. >> reporter: finding walls and doors can be tough. finding victims tougher. >> it's not like hollywood, you're in hot, smoky conditions. sometimes you can't see the fire. in the old days we would crawl on the floor, listen for people, yell out and then hopefully find somebody within a room. >> reporter: handheld thermal cameras were a break-through but firefighters rarely have a free hand. that's where this comes in. >> it draws a wire frame or outlines the objects in the room to allow a firefighter to make a faster decision. >> reporter: sam is a volcano scientist. >> i spend a lot of time in and around volcanos. there happens to be quite a bit of smoke there. >> reporter: thermal camera and augmented glasses. from display maker loomis. >> we've been working with the military for more than a decade so literally battle tested.

>> reporter: in building a tool for himself, he stumbled upon a much bigger need and a silicon valley fire department that already works with drone companies and other innovators. >> the opportunity to test this in real life conditions with real life operators. >> reporter: ultimately they have to make this resistant to heat and impact it can face in an emergency. >> to take it into a live fire scene to expose it to real heat. >> reporter: in a test using cold smoke firefighters pulled out pretend victims twice as quickly. quake calls the device see-through, it would still need regulatory approval. menlo fire hopes to help with that. >> any time you can get in and out of a fire as quickly as you can, it saves lives. >> reporter: the chief hopes it becomes standard equipment turning these heroes into superhero. in menlo park, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. in the south bay more than 100,000 residents with overdue library books have a chance to eliminate outstanding fines or

fees. starting tomorrow the santa clara county library district will waive up to $100 per person in exchange for the donation of any amount of nonperishable food at all district libraries. the food for fines program will benefit second harvest food bank of santa clara and san mateo counties during the month of april. officials hope it will provide a unique opportunity for people to come back to the libraries with a fresh start. time now is 6:35. he's played alongside legends and now a rock 'n' roll guitarist insists the show must go on, after a thief stole his gear. neils lofgre has played with bruce springsteen and ringo starr. he spent part of his friday trying to get familiar and comfortable with a borrowed guitar because someone broke into his van in dallas and took a harp, and four of histotrusty guitars. >> i don't have quite the hole through it yet but it's about to break and you know, that was a really dear guitar. >> many fans shared their

sympathies with him. dallas police hope they can reunite him with his guitars. still ahead on abc 7 mornings a northern california singer wowing the judges on "american idol" and making new fans. ed good luck charm she wears before every performance. but first, here is a live look outside from our mt. tam camera showing you the beautiful sunrise getting ready to come up here. lisa are again will have your full easter forecast when we return with more "abc 7 morn

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>> time right out in is 6:39. we're looking at santa cruz, thanks for waking up with us on this easter sunday. crews are busy this weekend with thousands visiting the boardwalk for their spring break at the boardwalk event. lisa argen returns in a little bit with the potential for rain in the accuweather forecast. she'll have more on that coming up. happening today, a tradition in san francisco like no other, the one and only big wheel race down the steepest and windiest street in the city. this is where people take big wheels, giant plastic tricycles and race down 20th and vermont down the hill. organizers carved out an hour for the kids to enjoy the fun. the course is there from 3:00 to 4:00 and at 4:00 the adults take on the hill. free to watch but you have to register in order to race. i think a lot of people head out because they want to see people

crashing. it's a fun time. >> and we laugh. >> and we laugh, yes. it's a pretty day to do just about anything although it will take some time to warm up and along the shoreline, it will be cool and breezy. breezy around the bay as well, emeryville 50 right now. it's in the upper 40s around hayward, and mid-40s for our coolest locations, some patchy fog, and a few very typical spring-like afternoons before we return to a winter scenario. my accuweather seven-day forecast is coming up. also ahead the injury bug bites the warriors again. patrick mccaw leaves the court patrick mccaw leaves the court on a stretcher after being at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't. more experts preventing security issues... & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for further protection...

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good morning everyone. here say live look from the sierra, south lake tarot. heavenly mountain resort expected to open 8:30, when the lifts will begin operating. it's been a beautiful weekend up there. we'll get a full check of the forecast and when we can expect some rain in the bay area coming up from lisa argen. but first in sports this afternoon, the a's will try to gain a split of their four-game series against the angels. first pitch is at 1:05 in the oakland coliseum. the giants can take the series with the win. first pitch is at 5:37 tonight. watch that game on espn. tonight the warriors play the second game of a back-to-back at oracle arena. golden state faces the suns, tip-off at 5:30 p.m.

the warriors say guard patrick mccaw will undergo an mri after an awkward fall during last night's game against kings. the team announced an x-ray and ct scan came back clear. mike shumann has more in this morning's sports report. >> reporter: good morning, well the warriors were excited last night at sacramento with the return of klay thompson after missing eight games with a fractured right thumb. that turned into a cloud of gloom when patrick mccaw hit the floor hard and left on a stretcher. klay is back. scored the first four points of the game. draymond green finding him on the touch down pass, and good to see klay back in form. draymond nearly had a triple-double. dubbed by eight at the half. third quarter, great passing led to that mcma gee and the kings come back to durant for three, he finished with 27 and klay getting the friendly roll, 25 for him in his return. but late in the game, patrick mccaw undercut by vince carter

and lands super hard on his back, could be his back, elbow. not sure. he was taken out on a stretcher and uc davis medical center for x-rays. he will stay overnight for observation. warriors win it 112-96. another injury scare overshadowed the win. >> everybody felt bad. all we can do is just hope and get a positive response hopefully from the hospital and we'll see. at this point we don't know. dodgers finally score their first runs of the season after being shut out two straight by the giants. they returned the favor with a shoutout of the gmen. this child could care less she's in enemy territory. dodgers get their first runs of the year, two in the first off derek holland. matt kemp singling in. p.k. hernandez, two on, two out for l.a. in the fourth. farmer fly ball to center. who has got it? i got it. no, you take it. no, i'll get it.

nobody gets it. confusi confusi confusion. 5-0 dodgers after four. majeda the dodgers bullpen shut down the giants bat. dodgers win their first of the season with a 5-0 victory. a's and angels, mustache versus beard. two batters in angels take the lead. mike trout doubling off the right field wall. trout three hits two rbi on the day. angels had 12 hits, up 7-0 before the a's get on the board. the bases loaded, two-out two-run single in the sixth and bottom seven, bases full and matt olson the tying run at the plate. you can't go down looking in this situation. angels win it 8-3, a's try to even the series today on easter sunday. sharks in las vegas, enough said. sharks down early but tie it up when meyers shot deflects to pavelski who beats marc-andre fleury.

we're tied at 1-1, sharks down 2-1 in the second. pavelski takes the shot and vlasic scores to make it 2-2. still tied, third period, power play for the sharks. carson steals it and what a nasty move to beat martin jones. sharks lose 3-2. the golden knights clinch the pacific division with the victory. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. see you again tonight at 5:00, have a great day. good morning to you. waking up to low clouds and fog. you can see them behind me, up to about a thousand feet in spots. visibility is reduced partly in the north bay and along the immediate coast. pretty picture for you with the sun almost officially up. we have a nice day in store for you in san jose today, with a high of 75, we'll be slightly cooler tomorrow for everyone around the bay. numbers bounce back up on tuesday. wednesday we're still in the

70s, and then something's going on thursday, friday and saturday, not only cooler weather, but we will be looking at some rain moving into the bay, in fact looks pretty significant for this time of the year. you are exploratorium camera looks calm with a few clouds around. we will be adding in some breezy winds around the bay today. live doppler 7 with the low clouds, patches of fog. we'll have a mostly sunny afternoon, a live look from the golden gate bridge, another vantage point where winds are pretty tame right now, and a few patches of low clouds, 52 downtown. it's 50 in oakland 45 mafl moon bay. mountain view 49 degrees and at the airport looking at that low overcast here, sfo where temperatures are stacking up in the 40s from santa rosa to livermore. 45 in novato with 50 for new napa and concord. our forecast highlights and a view of mt. tam there showing that we're going to see the fog this morning, by about 9:00 though it all dissipates and

we're looking at a mostly sunny afternoon. temperatures cool along the coast and we'll have that microclimate spread with temperatures near 60 at the coast to the mid and upper 70s inland. so mild and breezy for easter. still a bit above average and rain returns late in the day on thursday. so if you're stepping out today in the east bay, this is closer to the bay, we'll be in the 50s, and then by about noontime 60 degrees. 64 2:00. upper 60s in oakland. in the game temperatures in the mid-60s, the south wind up to about 15 miles an hour, looking at a pretty nice day today. 74 in fremont. san jose cooling back at 75. 73 in livermore. mid-70s up in the north bay and we're talking about the rain heading in the north bay, with a one on our storm impact scale for thursday. friday we ramp things up a bit. the rain lingers and it sort of makes its presence felt by saturday morning, and that will

allow for the rainfall totals to look pretty impressive and add up, by this time next weekend, we could see anywhere from one to two inches. stay tuned. it's still lerl early. for easter, 70s to upper 70s. cool 50s for the next several days at the coast. you download our accuweather app we have several dry days before the rain returns, spring showers and perhaps some heavy rain by the end of next, this week i should say. >> we'll see how it plays out. lisa, thanks. a northern california singer is overcoming her nerves and has made it through every round of "american idol" so far. she's talking about the agony of hollywood week and what you won't see on tv the good luck charm she wears before every performance. ♪ up where they run, up where they stay all day in the sun ♪ i want to be a disney princess

so bad. >> you're on abc so you basically are a disney princess. that's how it works. ♪ >> reporter: years and years of no's led up to this "american idol" audition where she finally heard yes. tell me about that moment after your audition when lionel richie asked you who are you? >> who are you? >> i was kind of lost in the moment. it was just so crazy to think that he came up to actually like talk to me. >> reporter: now on to hollywood week with amazing singers. >> i wouldn't put anybody through that kind of stress. not even my worst enemy. >> reporter: do you get nervous at all? what do you do to handle the nerves? >> my usually go-to remedy is a shot of whiskey but i can't do that on the show. >> reporter: she says as long as she has her piano the nerves go

away. her solo audition al green's "let's stay together" hit the cutting room floor before the episode aired. ♪ let's stay together ♪ loving you whether >> oh, effie. effie believes in good luck charms. she got these pikachus. >> his name was spencer, he passed away last year so any time i'm on my way to a performance i wear his jacket. >> reporter: she says he'd be over the moon about her making it this far. she sings about anguish and past struggles but now hopes this is the start of something great. ♪ to ease my troubled mind >> reporter: abc 7 news. >> oh, golly. >> you'll have to watch tonight to see if effie makes the final cut. "american idol" airs on abc 7 at 8:00 p.m. and don't miss the monday episode. by the way, if she wins the

whole thing she says she'll buy a tesla and pay off her brother's student loans. we wish effie the best of luck. coming up, get ready to hunt, where thousands of easter eggs will drop from the sky. we'll be right

here are the winning numbers from last night's $50 million powerball drawing. 8, 24, 52, 55, 61, the powerball number 21. nobody picked all six. wednesday night's jackpot goes up to $60 million.

and the winning numbers from last night's $22 million super lotto plus drawing 12, 27, 29, 30, 47, the mega number 19. no winners in that drawing either. so wednesday's jackpot goes up to $23 million. happening today, a special easter event will fill a football field in the south bay. thousands of people take part in the epic easter egg drop in san jose. you see the hot air balloon there? the easter bunny will be there for pictures. registration is free but a suggested donation of at least $3 per child is encouraged. the event runs from 9:00 until 1:00 this afternoon at oak grove high school on blossom hill road and expect some sun down there in the south bay for that event >> yes like an ideal day today. maybe it was hot last week, we cooled things off since yesterday with the return to an onshore flow. fog this morning and 60s on the peninsula. mid-60s around the bay. mid-70s north and south end of the bay and the accuweather

seven-day forecast we'll keep it sunny, dry and mild right on through the middle of the week, a little rain, north bay late in the day on thursday, and then the rain ramps up the beginning of next weekend, looking at cooler and rainier days, but it should end by next sunday. >> as you were saying before, the forecast could change and you'll be keeping an eye on it for us and the abc 7 news app and accuweather app very much a good tool. >> keeps you up to date. thanks to you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. for carolyn tyler, lisa argen and our entire team at abc 7 news i'm chris nguyen. the news continues online, twitter, facebook and instagram. "good morning america" is next and we'll be back throughout the show with local news updates and another full hour of news, weather and sports at 9:00 a.m. we leave with you a beautiful look at the bay area and all that cloud cover out there. make it a great morning, everybody.

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good morning, america. this morning, easter snow. spring storms slamming the central u.s., roads a mess, driving dangerous. the pile-ups on icy highways. big rigs spinning out, cars demolished. the bitter cold temperatures blowing across the country in winter's stubborn grasp. the developing story overnight. trouble at a police protest. a law enforcement vehicle hitting a demonstrator in sacramento following a rally for stefon clark fatally shot by police. the call for change this morning. falling to earth, the chinese space station as big as a bus, heading for c