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live where you live, this is abc 7 news. developing news tonight. we're learning that the car crash that killed a family in mendocino county may not have been an accident. someone discovered the reckage on the coast monday. tonight the chp confirmed the crash was likely >> reporter: in a press briefing the chp said the speedometer was pinned at 90 miles per hour and also software indicate it is vehicle accelerated off the cliff. a deadly crash off the coast of california appears to have been intentional. >> at this point in our investigation that's where we're going wit.

>> investigators say there was 70 feet before the vehicle went over the edge. jennifer and sarah hart were driving the vehicle with their six adopted children before it went off the cliff. three of the children remain missing. >> the vehicle accelerated and came off the cliff. >> reporter: investigators addressing rumors of a suicide note found at the home saying no note was found, but saying some items were found at the home but they would not elaborate on what. >> there are a lot of time saying they were beautiful people that may be t it at one time but that's not what we saw. >> melanie, thank you very much. interstate 880 is open once again following a side show.

this was posted on twitter. the person says this is in the southbound lane. some of the participants got out of the their cars, lit up fire works and sprayed graffiti on the barriers. a man is recovering after being trapped under a fallen tree at mclaren park this afternoon. a portion of the tree, about 1 to 2 feet in die amter fell on the man as he was listening to jazz in the park. he was able to call 911 and guide firefighters to where he was. his injuries are described as nonlife threatening. regs to the park say you need to look up periodically. >> when i saw the story, it reminded myself to keep my head up when i'm walking. i try to stay out of the park when it's windy because you hear about trees falling all the time. >> a representative to the

city's attorney office responded to take photos. leaders in sacramento look to calm anger over the shooting of stephon clark. his pastor says weeks have been emotional. pastor darryl scarborough wents to seek justice. >> they may not do it in the most responsible way but to see that they care is exciting. >> clark was shot and killed on march 18th in his grandmother's back yard. police believe he was armed with a gn gun but only found a cell phone on him. >> a pair of explosions closed the road in front of the hard rock cafe. investigators blame a faulty

underground power switch. they closed highway 50 fearing more explosions. right now they're trying to disconnect power but dealing with faulty equipment. >> we have to deal with another explosion until we get the switch de-energized. so we're trying to keep the public away from the area. >> they hope to have southbound 50 open. the douglas sheriff's office shared this video and you can see in the background the explosion. no reports of injuries. turning to our weather. a live look from our camera showing what appears to be clear skies. but changes on the way for later in the week and that may include rain, right drew tuma. >> that's right. april is still known to give us decent rain over the next 30

days. average between an inch and an inch and a half. the week ahead still have a couple of dry days until thursday, when rain returns and that rain will likely stick around for more than one day. we'll detail the next storm arriving and what to expect when you go back to school tomorrow. driverless cars will become street legal in california tomorrow. but there's been only one dmv application to conduct testing and we don't know who that applicant was. uber pulled their permit after the death of a 39-year-old woman was hit in tempe arizona. the dmv requires someone to monitor the car but that person doesn't have to be riding in it. anout of control chinese space station has finally reentered the atmosphere.

astromers and space enthusiasts were tracking its arrival. >> reporter: this radar image was as good as it was going to get for those hoping to get a glimpse of tiangong. >>s a stromers here were disappointmented that the reentry was nowhere near the bay area but found tracking its progress towards earth exciting nonetheless. >> within the hour it will reenter the atmosphere. >> they spent the afternoon reviewing the data. the chinese lost control of it two years ago, but where it would reenter was anyone's guess. >> in some ways it's like watching meteors in the sky, except this one was created by humans. >> tiangong about the size of a school bus reentered the atmosphere about 15 minutes

ahead of projected. and over the pacific. since most of it was expected to burn up during reentry, the chances of someone hit by debris was small, but not zero. >> that's down side of it coming down over the ocean, you don't get pictures of it but the upside is you don't have any danger to people on the ground. >> reporter: a safe endg journe earth. it was an easter celebration of recovery and rebuilding in the south bay. members of the coffey park community came together where homes once stood. we have more on the community's efforts to rebuild what was lost. >> reporter: not your typical site for an easter egg hunt. eggs scattered on lots where homes once stood in coffey park. the healing process has taken time for neighbors like scott

wise. his home was one of thousands ravaged by the wildfires last october. he put together the gathering hoping to bring normalcy back to the neighborhood. amid the devastation signs of life are taking root. many displaced are ready for builders to break ground. starting monday pg&e grews will be here to install lines. >> it is a slow process, but like i said i think they're doing the best they can with getting everybody in line to do what they need to do. >> reporter: while signs of progress are taking shape, patience is a virtue for many of these residence waiting to call this home once again.

glide memorial church kept up its holiday tradition. abc 7 news was there for services and the church was packed. it made sure those who had no place to go for easter had a meal. organizers said they served as many as 800. they say it is always the giving season. >> and it's a way of continuing to invite the community in and to feed both the bodies and the spirits of the people who are most at need. >> glides kitchen is open all but one day out of the year. they anticipate serving as many as 1 million meals annually. still ahead, a consumer alert tonight. check your credit cards, several retailers are confirming a data breach tonight. not only are they allowed but they're encouraged, the museum that's all things selfies. we'll

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themselves. the opening was >> reporter: slighting all selfies. >> this is an interactive experience. >> reporter: you can credit him for the first of its kind museum of selfies. >> i don't have like a particularly strong reaction to it. it's a new thing. it was like it speaks to the time and age we're in where everyone is flashing photos of themselves. >> we have people throwing shade as us. as you can tell we have a tongue and cheek sense of humor about it. >> it's a place cameras and selfie sticks are encouraged. >> you can take a selfie atop the u.s. bank building in los angeles. ruling social media on the throne or with that famous monkey. and some exhibits bring your photos to life.

>> people that say it's just that are missing the entire other side of it. >> reporter: he hopes guests explore the personal history of the personal portrait. >> it's about learning a little bit too. >> reporter: the experience $25. >> a little steep. an even 20 maybe. >> reporter: others more skeptal, but honest. >> less than 10. >> reporter: if i were to predig, i would think they're going to busy in glendale, they plan to be open for two months, but if they are a big hit, they could stay open longer. easter went downhill in san francisco today. bring your own wheel race roared down the street. participants mead make their way down the curviest street on modified bikes. those who enter are asked to

make a $10 donation to pay the costs. footwear fanatics gathered looking to upgrade their sneaker game. abc 7 was at sneaker con. 500 venders put pricy kicks on sale and also got a chance to make youtube stars. abc 7 news was oracle arena where the warriors' youth for kids, the team donates $500 for each three point shot made for the season this year they're up to $2.3 million in donation. the rain's headed back too this april. >> you get a couple dry days and then the rain ends your week ahead. we're tracking the showery return by friday. tonight though we have clear skies and enjoying a nice

weekend. mild temperatures but the week ahead features cooler numbers. the picture outside, it's a clear one. great visibility just a light breeze at this hour. temperatures earlier today topped out in the 60s and 70s right now we've fallen back into the 50s and 60s. 60 in santa rosa, same in concord, 55 for oakland and san francisco. so the call from accuweather over the next 12 hours mainly clear skies out there. a few high clouds passing from time to time but from the coast to bay and inland we all drop into the 40s overnight tonight. early in the morning, your temperatures in the 40s, a few high clouds once the sun gets up at 6:53 in the morning. throughout the afternoon it's nothing but sunshine and once again away from the coast, temperatures on the mild side in

the 60s and 70s. along the coast, a sea breeze keeps us limited to the upper 50s. so if you liked today you'll like tomorrow as well. 74 the high in concord, 66 in oakland, about 62 in san francisco with a breeze from time to time. 72 in santa rosa and palo alto up to 67 degrees. we fast forward into thursday and friday, and that is when we are tracking the return of some rain. we're going to take you about 18,000 feet in the atmosphere. this is where storms gather their moisture. the brighter colors on your screen indicating the higher amounts of rain to bring to california. as we get you into friday night, 8:00, 9:00 at night you can see a stream of high amounts of moisture right at the california coastline and right now those brighter colors indicating the heavier rain somewhere between san francisco and santa barbara.

and this line can oscillate to the north and the south over the coming days but there is good confidence we could see rain by friday. thursday evening by 8:30 likely see showers, mainly in the north bay. it's likely not until friday that everybody has a good shot at seeing rain across the entire region. and friday night into saturday morning the rain could be heavy at times. you see future weather here indicating close to monterey, pockets of yellow, that is heavy rain. so the trend continues where the rain is heaviest in the bay area we'll have to increase our number on the impact scale. here's the 7 day forecast. sunny and mild for your monday. dry into tuesday. similar conditions on wednesday. as temperatures start to cool off. thursday night there's that chance of the shower in the north bay. by friday, and especially saturday morning we see widespread showers.

it turns breezy and once again may have to change the numbers on the storm impact scale. we still see the trend of heavier rain. >> so not a good tee time. >> no. mike shoeman should not be golfing. >> i want hours in the day where i can play. >> i'll text you that. >> or i'll get the weather app. up next the 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.

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these police officers may be wishing for a bigger boat right now. a great white shark stalking police off the southern coast of australia. the beast looming larger than the zodiac they're in. we're happy to report, the close

encounter with this real life jaws ended right there. that's what the guy said in the movie, we're going to need a bigger boat. >> my goodness. stalking them too. >> yeah i guess they looked like a meal and appetizer. we have sports. the warriors are finding their rhythm without steph c

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well, before it was even founded, a french teenager, bienville, scared away a british warship with just a story. and great stories kept coming. like when the military came and built the boats to win the war. [warplane] some are tales told around crowded tables.... [streetcar rumble] and others are performances fit for the stage. stella! cause for three hundred years, great stories have started the same way. one time, in new orleans. [crowd applause] abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> we start out with good news from the warriors. patrick mccall was released from the u.s. davis medical center

with only a spinal contusion. he could miss as few as three games. steph curry no knee bandages but not cleared to practice. daniel house the off the back board dunk. remember they coached themselves against the suns earlier this year. the doves caught fire. draymond to quinn, knocks down the three. doves within four. kd loves to shoot threes from the top of the key. doves down one at the break, though. third quarter, great pass from draymond to a cutting klay thoms thomson, doves start to pull away. draymond makes the layup, quinn cook steals the pass and hits the floater. quinn cook was cooking with 19. doves led by 20 and coasted to a

115-107 victory. >> i think that's what makes the team so great is the strength in numbers. if guys have to play 40 minutes or two minutes they're professional. >> anybody can lead that possession and that's definitely how we have to figure on it out when steph is out. it's been fun seeing different guys step up. hopefully we continue to do that. >> to the diamond, a's and angels can be ohtani making his appearance as pitcher. in the second, two men on for matt chapman out of here, two run home run. ohtani then retired 14 of the next 15 batters he faced. he struck out 6. the a's fall 7-4. the a's hitters impressed with

the new guy. >> he had a three, four mixed pitch the whole game throwing 100 miles per hour. he has good stuff. >> we wanted to get a good pitch and jump on him early. unfortunately we weren't able to do that today. he had good stuff. >> trying to take the opening series against the dodgers. they could get guys on base but not the key run scoring hit. evan longoria looking for his first hit as a giant. crushed to left and cleared a leaping jump. now 9-0 la in the ninth. johnson scored in 18 straight and 9-0 final. giants off monday with a home opener tuesday afternoon against seattle. coming up, unreal finish to the women's ncaa title game. we tee it up and one on one with

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live where you live, this is abc 7 news. good evening i'm e e e thomas. the chp says a crash that killed a family seemed to be intentionally. the vehicle had stopped before accelerating off a cliff. authorities recovered five bodies three children are missing. a side show shut down 880 if

oakland. drivers were seen spinning donuts and smoking their tires. some of the participant sprayed graffiti on the barrier. a much anticipated return to earth of an out of control chinese space station was uneventful. it ended up plumbing into the pacific ocean about 200 miles west of chili. today the president threatened to cut daca. but he didn't stop there with his easter sunday threats. richard can tu has more. >> reporter: a rare easter sunday appearance from president trump and with it a message slamming the door shut on dreamers. >> a lot of people are coming in because they want to take advantage of daca and we're going to have to really see. they had a great chance, democrats blew it. >> reporter: that hours after the president tweeted about

security at the border. caravans coming republicans must go to nuclear option to tough laws no -- now, no more daca deal. >> it's illegal to go from one country to another, which is a clear standoff with this president. >> reporter: the president comparing that march to daca, the program created by barack obama, to protect immigrants who came as kids. the president ended the program last year but gave congress six months to come up with a solution. the issue is tied up in the courts. as a candidate he was against daca. >> we will illegally eliminate -- >> as president. >> we're going to deal with daca with heart. >> it should be a bill of love.

>> reporter: he couldn't reach a deal with democrats. >> build that wall. who's going to pay for the wall? >> mexico. >> 100%. >> reporter: the president also took aim at mexico, threatening to nix nafta. china's plans to slap a tariff on more than 100 made goods goes into effect tomorrow. the tariff is in retaliation to president trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum. they will include a 15% increase on fruits, nuts and wines. the increase is expected to hit california companies especially hard since many of the products are produced here. look at this dramatic video out of maryland a fire ripped through an apartment complex this morning. the building was along the river and fire crews called in a fire

boat to fight the flames. the fire was too much and build the complex to the ground. damage is estimated at $2 million. more than 10 inches of snow were donald truumped across min. snow was also seen in the dakotas, wyoming and nebraska. they said the snow made the easter eggs easier for the kids to find. the cost of cell phone at an all time high. some topping $1,000. customers buying older phones with the same features. here's abc's stephanie ramoss with your money. >> reporter: with the price of smart phones pushing $1,000, the price of the second hand market is heating up.

shan tay is looking for a phone for her mom at a good price. >> she doesn't need the bells and whistles, at least an iphone or iphone 6, i'm looking to save $200. >> reporter: many sites like gazelle and glide are selling refurbished phone, like this galaxy x 7, less than half the price of a new one. >> you get a lot more bang for your buck with the sfoerj you go for a used phone. >> reporter: if you're planning to upgrade from an order modelle using sites finding where to sell your phones and what it's worth. >> experts say before you cell your phone make sure your device is under contract and unlink accounts, like sfwab e-mafacebo e-mail from your phone and perform a factory reset to wipe away any day tay.

an american sailor who lost his life at pearl harbor in 1941 returned home. porter lee richard's remains were returned home, through dna they identified him. he was buried with full military honors. >> my grandmother talked about him a lot and she adored him. >> rich's wife was pregnant when he deployed, he never met his son. he was 27 years old when he was killed. still ahead, next a teacher who went to extraordinary lepgts to make sure his students had an easter tomorrow. and these looks stay it all. i'm meteorologist drew tuma

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and on almost every one of those calls pg&e is responding to that call as well. and so when we show up to a fire and pg&e shows up with us it makes a tremendous team during a moment of crisis. i rely on them, the firefighters in this department rely on them, 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.

a 98-year-old nun who became perhaps the biggest star at this year's ncaa tournament says she's looking forward to next year after her team's loss this year. her spiritual advice is credited with guiding the under dog t to the matchup, and the catholic nun is a san francisco native. last night they lost 96-68. despite the loss she said the run was thrilling. >> it was exciting for me to get here. i almost didn't get here but i fought hard enough to do that. >> san francisco's mayor declared it sister jean day. a teacher going above and beyond to make sure his students

didn't miss out on the fun. >> reporter: this fifth grader's face says it all. an easter surprise they never saw coming. on their desks, overstuffed baskets. the way they got there, more special. >> many of them probably won't get a basket. >> reporter: that's the teacher asking his facebook friends to pitch in $10 to buy the baskets at walmart. within an hour he raised more than 700 bucks. >> i want to thank you all of you. >> reporter: add in a discount from walmart and he was able to buy baskets for all the fifth graders at his school. >> this is unbelievable. this is five cartfuls of easter baskets that are premade. we have footballs, basketballs, soccer balls, we have backpacks,

purses. >> reporter: back at the school, the students grateful at the kindness of stranger. >> it's great that he got wonderful friends. he did a great job, thank you. >> reporter: beside the great gifts, great sloelessons. >> there are people giving money all over the world to help you succeed and caring about your education. a couple dry you then. >> then you need your rain green. it's a dry start to the week and then we'll track the showers. tonight 40s across the board. we may have some fog developing. tomorrow morning 7:00 in the morning mainly clear skies temperatures into the low 50s in a lot of spot and by midday nothing but sunshine and spots approaching 70 degrees away from

the coast. highs monday, location is key to what you will feel, 58 for half moon bay, 72 in santa rosa. thursday night the best chance of rain looks to be for the north bay. then we get you into friday and friday looks like everybody has a good shot at seeing showers return to their neck of the woods. the accuweather seven day forecast, a couple dry days and then we track the rain starting thursday night. >> don't worry we'll get our golf game in. >> i'm going to play tomorrow. we have the largest come back in ncaa history. a family face back

abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. dusty baker was one of the

most popular managers in san francisco giants history. he's back in the fold as special adviser to president lairry bear. he managed the cubs, reds and nationals. when i caught up with him last week, dusty said it took a little doing but it made sense to come back to the giants. >> we talked i still have a place in the bay area, i love baseball, being around baseball it's convenient for me to come to the bay area. i'll be coming to watch my son play at cal. things kind of flowed. if they flow, then you let it go. >> it has to be great back in the orange and black after a decade as a manager. >> it's great to be back to the giants. i don't know how much i'll be in orange and black. i do have a coat that i had made this winter. it's an orange coat and giants

on the inside and number 12 on it. so maybe the lord new something i didn't know. >> would you consider managing again if it came up? >> possibly. if it's the right situation. i didn't fire myself in the first place. i thought i did a pretty good job the last couple years. right now i'm not actively seeking anything. i'm trying to live my life, enjoy my son and family, and enjoy what i'm doing here. i'm not looking for anything. but you know, who knows how life is, things change. >> you have to let bochi let him know you're not here as a backup manager. >> that was the first thing i did. let brian know we get bruce's blessings, as well as bobby evans and david bail, i didn't want to be a threat to anybody, even though i'm not. bruce is one of the first guys, he was always the first guy that called me when something

happened in another job. and he wanted to know what happened, and no, no, i'm here to accent bruce and help the team win. >> will it be weird to go to the park not as a coach or player? >> not really. you know, i've done a lot of things. so like it'll be -- it'll be a little strange sitting watching the game up top, but that's my new role. >> you'll be managing from the press box. >> yeah. i manage at my son's games. i don't tell anybody but i manage when i watch games on tv. once a manager, always a manager. >> great to see him beak. final round of the houston open. jordan spieth making a charge today. his second on the par 5, 4th. he made these in his sleep last year. he sinks it, finishes 3rd 3rd 3d

beau hossler takes the lead on the back nine. he was tied with ian poulter to start the day. ian needs to hold this on 18 to force the by the way playoff. nothing but net. the first playoff hole the kid melts down. into the water. and the 42-year-old poulter who shot 73 thursday and almost packed his bags then and there wins the houston open and will be heading to augusta. what a great story on easter sunday, no april fool's. >> i didn't play my best stuff. i packed my bags to leave on friday. a mental switch, i said, let's just play golf, see what happens. this is amazing. to know i'm going to augusta to do it in true fashion is amazing. ncaa women's championship,

notre dame only scored three points in the second quarter but trailed by 2. jackie young with a jumper to tie 58-58. bull dogs get a good look, but can't get it to go. notre dame trailed by 15, their largest deficit in title history and now a chance to win the game. notre dame inbounds to arike ogunbowale. look at this shot. throws it up. nothing but net. did the same to undefeated u con to get here to the finals. what a great victory. you can see the frustration on mississippi state's face. notre dame knocks off the bull dogs winning their second national championship. what a finish. this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. it was great to see dusty baker. his son, darin, is playing for

he's here to watch his son play, do a little with the giants. >> what i love hearing from him is you never have to wonder where he is on a subject. he's clear cut, laser focus. >> it's great to see him. he's been gone about a decade. it's great to see him. in the ncaa women's game you don't have to be frustrated if you get a hand in the face. just saying.

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