this is abc 7 news. and good morning everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, april 15th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, carolyn. i told you it wasn't going to last. clouds are moving in and rain arriving. here's a look at live doppler 7. you can see the clouds out there. 6:35 is the sunrise. and rain well to the north. the bulk of the day will be dry. san francisco, oakland, a 1 on the storm impact scale. afternoon showers less than a half inch, maybe .1 to .2 inch.. a live look, you can see the clouds. 7:00 through the noon hour, we're mainly dry. maybe a renegade shower in the north bay. then the rain moves in 2:00

north and spreading south throughout the bay area. colder air behind it. we'll talk about some thunderstorm potential for tomorrow coming up. carolyn? >> thank you, lisa. the united states, france and great britain are pushing an end to end syria's chemical weapons program. the move comes following missile strikes as syria was suspected of using chemical weapons. molly hunter has new pictures of the sites that were targeted. >> new satellite images released showing the before and after of the target. >> the government research facility near damascus. this storage facility and the chemical weapons bunker. >> the pentagon releasing this video, a u.s. missile emerging from the water blasting into the sky. at a brief yesterday, the pentagon claimed success. >> we're confident we've significantly degraded his ability to ever use chemical weapons again.

>> but it's not clear that the material used in the douk a attack specifically came from one of these facilities. u.s. officials without with a five-page report concluding that the government used chlorine and sarin in douma. the french putting out a report pointing the finger at >> all nato allies expressed a full support for last night's actions, which was intended to degrade the syrian regime's chemical weapons capability. >> and administration officials in d.c. and new york made clear that the u.s., u.k. and france all agree this is the start of a sustained effort. >> the syrian regime uses this poisonous gas again, the united states is locked and loaded. >> president trump has now spoken with british prime minister theresa may and emanuel macron, the french president,

about how they will collectively react going forward. molly hunter, abc news. london. anti-war demonstrators gathered to speak out against the missile strikes in syria. news reporter lisa amin gulezian has more. >> reporter: dozens gathered on market street to take a unified public stand. against u.s. military involvement in syria. >> the u.s. has no right to attack syria, a sovereign nation. we want to stop the bombing. >> friday night the united states and its allies launched more than 100 missiles at three chemical weapons storage and research sites, retaliation after a suspected chemical attack on civilians a week ago. >> why we would actually send these huge missiles into a country that's suffering. it hurts me inside this is what my country does.

>> meantime, maya listened to a voice mail message from her cousin soon after the bombs landed in syria. though all of her relatives are safe, she admits they all want more action from the u.s. >> it's not enough. it's not sufficient. it's not going to make an impact on the ground. people will feel empty. >> according to a senior fellow at the hoover institution, more missiles could launch in a matter of weeks. >> it's not a one and done. because i think there's a distinct possibility that united states will repeat it. the idea was a good idea. i do think it was a good idea. >> currently, there are 2,000 u.s. troops stationed in syria. lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. happening today with tax day just about here, democrats remain focused on the tax plan recently passed by congress. leaders have been touring the country, pointing out the impact the plan is going to have on middle class families.

congresswoman, nancy pelosi has been hosting halls highlighting who is benefiting and who is seeing their taxes rise. the tour wraps up this afternoon in san francisco. pelosi will be among the featured speakers at the san francisco labor council. developing news now, the chp is searching for clues after someone fired shots near where an officer made a traffic stop in richmond. it happened last night around 7:00 on eastbound interstate 580 near central avenue. the chp does not believe the officer was targeted. one woman heard the shots and saw what happened next. >> suddenly, i heard a noise. at least 20 shots and then happened to be there was one police car parked there with another truck and then i saw the police jump into his car and chasing down the road. >> this could be where it ended

up. abc 7 news was in berkeley after police received calls about a car with several bullet holes. officers found the car at mable and haskell streets and are trying to see if it is linked to that shooting in richmond. abc 7 news was in downtown walnut creek when a fire broke out inside a restaurant called sauce, barbecue and spirits. flames started just after 6:00 and firefighters kept them from spreading to nearby businesses along locust street. fire officials say it was likely an accident caused by a malfunctioning light fixture. bay area college and high school students along with other activists for gun control gathered outside the palace protesting one of the country's biggest gun shows. abc 7 news was in daly city where a small group of demonstrators showed up at the crossroads of the west gun show. the group is calling for stronger gun control laws. >> not saying i'm against guns. i'm saying i'm against gun

violence and i want to do everything i can and i want legislation to do everything they can to ensure that guns are distributed in a way which is considering the safety of the american public as their first and primary concern. >> one gun show attendee said he did not have a problem with people pushing for stronger gun control but believes current background checks are enough. starbucks is apologizing after accusations of racial discrimination. bob brooks from our sister station in philadelphia shows us the video that's gone viral. >> it was early thursday afternoon. cell phone video captures the moment two men sitting inside the starbucks on 18th and spruce were asked to leave. the reason why? that depends on who you ask. the manager at starbucks called the police, saying that the two men were trespassing because they had not purchased anything. >> what did they do? what did they do? tell me what they did. >> they didn't do anything. i saw the entire thing. >> when they didn't leave, they were arrested and jailed. you can hear patrons inside are

as puzzled as the two men who spoke with their attorney, lauren wimmer. she says her clients were waiting for a third person to conduct a business meeting. >> thousands of people do it every single day across the country. starbucks cultivated this community where you can meet there whether you enjoy coffee or not. >> she also believes they were targeted because they were black. >> in the end, this is a case about race and in the age of social media, companies will have to be held accountable for discriminatory practices. >> wimmer says her clients were released by 2:00 a.m. friday morning from jail. the story started to go viral and philadelphia police commissioner richards-ross weighed in. >> according to employees, they had seen the two males come in, they sat down and after being seated, they decided that they needed to use the restroom. starbucks said that, according to their company policy, they do not allow nonpaying members or nonpaying people of the public

to come in and use the restroom. >> he also says when the officers arrived, the two men were asked several times to leave but didn't. and he says that's when they were justly arrested. >> these officers did absolutely nothing wrong. they followed policy. they did what they were supposed to do. >> starbucks says it's investigating the incident and sent out an apology. we apologize to the two individuals and our customers and are disappointed this led to an arrest. >> that was bob brooks reporting. that video was posted to twitter. perhaps you've seen it. it has more than 2 million views now. it has also prompted an internal investigation within the philadelphia police department. well, back to average i guess is what you would say. >> that's right. we had some above average weather yesterday. a lot of sunshine. numbers coming down today. but we will be going below average when a cold front sweeps through the bay area.

a live look from the roof camera. you can see filtered sun there. it's 50 in livermore. uniform temperatures now with the cloud cover. then the rain. then the colder air. maybe some thunderstorms. they'll put it all together for you next. thank you, lisa. also ahead, a movie unlike any other on the big screen. an east bay crowd got an incredible glimpse back in time of newly released footage of the aftermath of the 1906 earthquake. plus, out of luck at coachella. a local woman talks about a hard to if you're looking for anbloom incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores,

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a russian-built rocket blasted off last night carrying a saturdellite from the u.s. ai force along with another spacecraft conducting multiple experiments. it will help upgrade global communications. a lost piece of bay area history unearthed at a flea market and shown for the first time this weekend to the public. the rare footage much san francisco following the 1906 earthquake will end up in the library of congress. abc 7 news reporter katie utehs shows it to you first. >> i knew this was going to be special. >> reporter: david keen threads the projector.

>> this is the way they done it since the 1890s really. >> reporter: he restores the films. the edison theater in niles is a historic gem in and of itself. built in 1913. charlie chaplin used to watch movies here. this premiere is of a film nearly lost to history. >> this is, he know, the missing niles brother's film. it's been missing for 100 years. until now, we've not known where >> the niles brother shot trip down market street in the days before the earthquake and fire. >> they shot almost two hours of film after the earthquake and very little of it survives. this is one of the longest surviving pieces. >> reporter: the lost footage was discovered last year at the alameda flea market in fragile condition. >> i set up a digital camera that would take a single frame for each frame of the film.

so 8,655 frames of film later, i was able to put it on the computer. >> descendants of the brothers are seeing a public debut. >> it's blowing my mind. this whole part of my family history that i grew up not knowing about. >> it's like a book end to the trip down market street. >> it will be converted back to film so it will last another 100 years. >> it's scary to think there's something out there that we almost missed. makes you wonder, what else is out there? >> after being shown in june, it will be posted online for everyone to see. >> it really is priceless. >> in niles, katie utehs, abc 7 news. veterans and gold star families unveiled a new monument to honor america's fallen warriors in san jose. abc 7 news was at oak hill

memorial park for the ceremony honoring the parents, the gold star moms and dads as well. they are the ones who have lost children defending our country. one of the speakers lost his son who served in iraq. >> we always want our family to be remembered and always want our children to make a difference in this world. i'm more than confident adam did through his service and through the wonderful stories of his fellow servicemen. >> god bless america ♪ >> the park provided the space for the monument and santa clara county paid for part of the building costs. the los angeles police department has confiscated $700,000 worth of counterfeit makeup that tested positive for human waste. they raided 21 businesses in the fashion district in l.a. following customer complaints of makeup causing skin problems. police posted photos of the bust on twitter. quoting the best price is not

always the best deal. some of the seized fakes included mack, urban decay and others. some were had trademark violations. today is day three of the first weekend of the coachella valley music and arts festival. at least a dozen people are missing out because of an online ticket scam. one of the victims from san francisco says she bought opening weekend tickets for $700 frchlt hdttixx. she got an information e-mail to pick them up in indio. at fantasy resort springs casino. >> there are a couple of people out there and they looked really confused. there wasn't anyone who had our tickets. they said that the man who had our tickets checked out yesterday. and that he was gone. >> that htdtixx is no longer replying to e-mails. nobody picks up the customer service line. at least three deaths are

being blamed on a storm that hit several states with heavy rain. even snow. you can see the conditions drivers faced near minneapolis. 50 mile per hour winds made visibility worse by blowing snow all over roads around the great lakes. while snow fell across the upper midwest, hail fell on texas. at least one tornado hit arkansas. thousands of people lost power because of the storm system. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. good morning. sunday. a lot of cloud cover here. temperatures down to near typical readings. live doppler 7 showing you what's on the way. it's a cold front with colder air associated with it for tomorrow. it could bring isolated thunderstorms. today, this slides down into the bay area. right now, a live look outside from mt. tam. you can see the increasing clouds and a bit of sun out there. rain should move in before 3:00 here. 51 in san francisco. 53 in oakland and san jose.

43 in half moon bay. 48 in gilroy. from the exploratorium camera, san francisco, it will be afternoon when you get wet and the south bay by the evening hours. 42 up in the north bay with 45 in napa. 54 in concord. livermore at 50 degrees. so the winds, 20 to 30 miles an hour in the upper elevations. right now, not bad out there. anywhere from 2 to 5 degrees warmer. we had all that warmth yesterday well into the upper 70s from concord to the san jose airport. today, we should see highs anywhere between the low 60s to upper 60s, which is about normal. so from suit rsutro, it looks cooler out there with rain developing. isolated thunderstorms tomorrow and the cold sector of the system and looking at the sunny and mildest weather. in fact, pretty warm as we end the week. it's a 1 on the storm impact scale for today with afternoon showers. rainfall amounts less than a half inch. the winds gusting up to 30 miles an hour and it's also going to

bring sierra snow. today, at 2:00, we should be getting wet in santa rosa. point reyes. some of the heavier rain in the north bay. as the system slips to the south, the heavy rain will be confined to where it fell in the north. lighter rains from vallejo, san francisco, half moon bay and scattered showers by 6:00 in the south bay. tomorrow, we will see an increase of shower coverage even the colder air with the isolated thunderstorm could see the downpours and some hail. snow levels down to 3,000 feet. here we go again. we've had several system like this over the winter time. we add up the rainfall from sunday into monday, could be a third of an inch in oakland, a quarter of an inch from san francisco to -- ben low man, winter weather advisory for the tahoe area. 3 to 6 inches of snow. upwards of a foot above 7,000 feet. you can see the snowfall amounts

varying widely from 7 inches blue canyon to over a foot in kirkwood. the cold front on the way. 58 in the city. 55 santa rosa. 63 in palo alto. a 1 on the storm impact scale with afternoon showers. colder air for monday. still a 1 on the storm impact scale. tuesday, we're dry. temperatures try to rebound. but clouds increase by thursday. download the accuweather app and track it. if you want it sunny and mild like yesterday -- >> yes. i do. >> friday and saturday. i hear you. we haven't had consistency at all. >> no. it's been all over the map. thank you, lisa. just ahead, come for the soft linen, stay for the ghosts. the new california

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welcome back everyone. we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. carolyn, good morning to you. it's certainly a great start for most of you. but a dry one. we'll be looking at rain arriving later on this afternoon. you can see from this vantage point, looks dark in san francisco. but it is mild around the bay. 51 downtown. 52 in mountain view. 43 on the coast. from the golden gate bridge, look at that. not as much cloud cover. the winds still light there.

mid-40s novato and 50 in livermore. concord, 54. a 1 on the storm impact scale today. it's a cold front that will slide south of the bay area by this afternoon. by 10:00 in the morning, in the upper 50s with clouds in the north bay. 2:00, the rain starts in santa rosa. 54 degrees. the 60s where we have a little more sun. by 7:00, the front is pushing through the south bay. the santa cruz mountains and we'll be looking at pockets of dry air but also colder air and thunderstorm potential arriving tomorrow. i'll time it out for you in a few minutes. carolyn? lisa, thank you. this morning, we have a new excerpt from abc's tell-all interview with former fbi director james comey. he reveals why he made one of the most controversial decisions of his career. going public with the reopened investigation into hillary clinton just days before the election. here's abc news reporter david wright. >> it was the october surprise

that hillary clinton believes torpedoed her chance to be president. >> tonight, breaking news. the fbi bombshell for hillary clinton. >> just ten days before the election, then fbi director james comey sent a letter to congress alerting lawmakers the fbi found new e-mails that appeared to be pertinent on a computer clinton's top aide, huma abedin shared with her husband, disgraced congressman anthony weiner. >> hillary clinton is convinced that that letter defeated her. what do you say to her? >> i hope not. i don't know. i honestly don't know. i sure hope not. >> abc's george stephanopoulos pressed comey about that. >> try to realize that i'm knot trying to help or hurt a candidate. i'm trying do the right thing. >> while comey doesn't admit he handed the presidency to trump, he does say he assumed at the time that clinton was likely to

win. >> i don't remember spelling it out. but it had to have been that she's going to be elected president and if i hide this from the american people, she'll be illegitimate the moment she's elected. >> it took guts for director comey to make the move that he made. >> now, president trump calls comey a weak and untruthful slime ball. quote, his handling of the crooked hillary clinton case and the events surrounding it will go down as one of the worst botched jobs of history. >> comey will be forever known as a disgraced partisan hack that broke his sacred trust with the president of the united states. >> but comey tells george, he's not sure what other choice he had. >> as i say in the book, i think i did it the way that it should have been done. i'm not certain of that. other people might have had a different view. i pray to god no future fbi director ever has to find out. >> david wright, abc news, washington.

comey's first tv interview about his tell-all book is right here on abc 7. you can watch it during a one-hour special tonight at 10:00, followed by abc news at 11:00. you can get another taste of what to expect from the comey interview on this week with george stephanopoulos. there are more clips from the former fbi director ahead of the prime time special. the featured guest is press secretary sarah sanders. it's been a busy week for the administration. she'll go one-on-one with george. you can catch "this week" this morning at 8:00. now to investigation of president trump's personal lawyer, michael cohen. lawyers for cohen and the president are trying to limit prosecutors' access to the documents the fbi swept up in their raids. abc news reporter kenneth moton has the details. >> this image of president trump's personal attorney, michael cohen enjoying a spring day in new york as federal prosecutors nearby revealed he's been under criminal

investigation for months. attorneys for both the president and cohen in federal court on friday fighting to keep seized documents and recording swept up in an fbi raid this week out of prosecutors' hands. the lawyers arguing attorney-client privilege. >> why do you think they raided your office and the hotel room? >> federal investigators looking into possible secret deals that he made to protect then candidate donald trump in 2016. including the $130,000 paid to adult film star stormy daniels. just before the election to keep quiet about the alleged affair with trump. sources say the president is angrier than ever. then the probe by special counsel robert mueller. the president even called cohen friday to check in. the judge is now ordering cohen's attorneys to hand over a list of clients to help determine what's privileged and what's not. that judge appeared to be frustrated cohen wasn't in court. she ordered that he be there monday before she decides

if prosecutors can review the items seized in that fbi raid. kenneth moton, abc news, washington. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, the broken hearts as a popular east bay bakery gets ready to say goodbye. we'll take to you virginia bakery, where customers say it's more than just cakes and cookies. and here's a live look from the mt. tam cam. don't expect today to be like yesterday. temperatures are dropping. rain is in the forecast this week. lisa argen will be along shortly with a full accuweat the savings are in full bloom at ross. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross

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for the latest home trends, at big savings - you've gotta go to ross. good morning everyone. 6:39. thank you for joining and watching abc 7 mornings. this is a live look from the emeryville camera. you see a lot of clouds there. warm weather is so last week. we're back to more typical april weather this week. lisa here in just about 30 seconds or so to talk about the forecast. happening today. the first-ever beach cleanup bash is set for san francisco's ocean beach. besides picking up the trash at one of the most popular spots, it's touted as an educational opportunity. to learn more about the environment and endangered wildlife. it starts at 2:00 this afternoon across from the beach chalet restaurant.

there will be presentations as well as a bonfire and a social hour. if you need even more incentive, organizers are prompising to hae refreshments on hand. it's put on by national marine sanctuary among others. they'll be able to get out there before a downpour. >> that's right. in the north bay it starts sooner. we'll be looking at the cloud cover for most of you today. here's a live look from santa cruz in the mid and upper 40s. a high today of just 60. the colder air sweeping through the bay area and central coast. 60s will be the average and we'll talk about how warm it's going to get and when the cool air arrives and what that will do for the monday morning commute coming up. >> thank you, lisa. a great day for basketball and hockey fans. not so much for the baseball team. the warriors and the sharks won their playoff games. things did not go so well for the giants and a

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i've got a crew ofay? 15 counting on me. i start my shift with mini-wheats. one bowl, i'm good. 10 layers of wheat built to fill me up. is your breakfast built for big days? in sports, the nba playoffs continue right here on abc 7. it's game one of the first round of the playoffs for the pacers and the cavaliers. tipoff at quicken loans arena in cleveland is at 12:30 this afternoon. yet afternoon, the warriors dominated in their first playoff games against the spurs. here's shu with all the highlights in this morning's

sports. good morning, we tip off with a warriors and spurs. first round of the playoffs, game one. steph curry out. will have his knee reevaluated after game 4 next sunday. yesterday, no steph, no worries. rehabbing his knee on track for a return in round 2. looked pretty good. still a little unstable. but javale mcgee was stable. 11 of the first 15 points in the first half. klay thompson heating up. splash. the spurs don't have the firepower. former st. mary's gael patty mills turns it over. he gets the pass and throws it down. dubs up 16 at the half. third quarter, iguodala, no. javale, yes. what a tip. draymond green passes up the dunk. you hate that. but klay buries a three. dubs up 20 after three. fourth quarter, klay, another three. he was 11 of 13 shooting for 27 points. warriors win game 1, 113-92 your final.

>> i don't look at it as flipping a switch. i look at it as we weren't playing well. we got back to the basics and pushed the tempo. we had a better game tonight. >> need to be better next game. this team going to make huge adjustments and be more aggressive as well. so we're looking forward to playing again. >> can't fool ourselves. the spurs been in this position before. they'll make adjustments. we got to come out with the same desperation and intensity as today and bring it on monday. >> did you watch the game? >> yes. >> what did you think? >> didn't. >> didn't work very well. tell kevin, don't be so good. >> probably the best effort you've had in about three weeks. >> maybe three months. >> always the sense of humor. we're fortunate to have two local teams in the post-season. your san jose sharks faced off against anaheim down south trying to take a 2-0 series lead on the ducks. shark fans showing up at the pond. ducks scored 40 seconds into the game. but san jose responds. dillon shot goes wide.

there for the rebound. we have a 1-1 game. later in the first, couture on the power play. 2-1 sharks after one. second period. a dangle around brandon montour. beats gibson with a back hander. oh, my. what a goal. that made it 3-1. sharks win 3-2. they take a 2-0 series lead returning to the tank for monday's game 3. all right. to the diamond. giants and padres in san diego. the g-men found their long ball. it wasn't enough. a diamond on the field and in the stands. will you marry me? the bride-to-be said here. at&t park. all right. >> pick it up in the fourth. g-men down 2-0. tied up with one swing of the bat. evan longoria to the deck. second home run of the year. fifth inning, 3-2 giants. andrew mccutchen extended the lead with a solo bomb. way out in left center. his second. makes it 4-2. bottom 7, now 4-3. hunter renfrow, are you kidding me?

a deep drive. that's the game winner. the padres take their second in a row. 5-4 the final. a's spending the weekend in seattle. you can tell by the weather. second inning, two on, two outs. went low and he went high and deep. see ya. three-run shot, 3-0. five runs in four innings. seventh inning. now down 9-5. consider this crush. chris davis, his fifth of the year. third in the last two games. two-run shot makes it 9-7. in a game featuring seven home runs but none better than daniel vogel back in the 7th. there's a target that says hit it here, he goes just above it. mariners hold on to win 10-8 your final. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann, see you again tonight at 5:00 p.m. have a great day. hi everyone. some stunning views outside. the sun is coming up. also with the cloud cover, certainly a cooler day on the way. here's a live look from the

sutro tower camera. we can see the filtered sun. temperatures were in the 60s yesterday with the on-shore push and elsewhere, upper 70s. our temperature profile in san jose, really coming down the next several days. today, you're dry until evening hours. 69. but that's ten degrees cooler than yesterday. tomorrow with the colder air, upper 50s. we're trying to recover midweek. but another system wants it flirt with the bay area. not until the end of the week when temperatures soar once again to above average reading. pretty picture from walnut creek where you can see the sun. the official sunrise was about 20 minutes ago. live doppler 7. we have the cloud cover. the cold front well to the north. it's going to take several hours to work its way south. that's the first piece. the second piece of energy moves in tomorrow. a two-day event. mt. tam, a dry picture and pretty mild. with low 50s downtown. san jose, 52 in mountain view.

on the coast, in the 40s. 47 in gilroy. outside our doors here, you can see the filtered sun. numbers in the 40s. 50 in livermore and fairfield. 54 in concord. the winds have kicked up in the upper elevations already. then with the passage of the cold front, the southwesterly winds accompany it later on today getting breezy. we'll look for the winds also to be with us tomorrow. and that sector of cold air with isolated thunderstorms, the low snow levels, maybe heavy downpours and then sunny and warmer by the end of the week. our storm impact scale with us for two days this week. it's a 1 today with the afternoon showers. most likely .1 to .2 inches. perhaps up to a half inch in the wettest locations with the breezy winds. here's the timeline. sunday morning, we're dry. sunday afternoon, 2:00 the rain is falling from sonoma to marin. after 2:00, it pushes through san francisco. the east bay. the east bay valleys later in the afternoon and the evening hours in the south bay.

the snow start in the mountains. then we're looking at that colder air monday morning with perhaps those downpous, peeks of sun, some hail and the low snow levels. we'll add up the rainfall today to tomorrow. you'll notice that .2 from hayward, san francisco, maybe a third in ben low manned and santa rosa. the snow, 3 to 6 inches this afternoon through monday morning. looking at a foot above 7,000 feet. if you're headed to the mountains, delay that travel because of this. 9 inches tahoe city. 14 inches in kirkwood. 61 in oakland today. breezy on the coast. upper 50s. upper 60s in the south bay. your monday morning looking damp. possible thunderstorms in the afternoon. the accuweather seven-day forecast, 1 on the storm impact scale today and tomorrow. you download the accuweather app and stay up to date and track the cooling temperatures and then the warming temperatures and perhaps those thunderstorms. so kind of a lot going on this week. some people are a little bit

over it. we need that rain. >> yeah. i was going say, that adds to the rain totals. a long-time berkeley bakery coming to a bittersweet end. its owners are choosing to retire leaving behind loyal customers. reporter leslie brinkley has the story of virginia bakery. >> what am going to do? we need a bakery. i mean, it's just like losing a member of my family. >> this bakery inspired loyalty far and wide in the east bay and beyond. it was bought by the erdman family in 1953. >> yes. they were very sweet on each other. yeah. >> second generation owners, john and ann have made a specialty out of themed birthday cakes and more. john the baker, ann, the organizer. >> anything else for you? >> the result has been sublime. >> petite fudge cake is the best in the world. my husband buys bear claws and flips out over them. >> pink champagne. that was a must. pink champagne.

what are we going to do? can we buy a few ahead of time and freeze them? >> the barretts spent two hours driving here from san francisco to bag their favorite goodies. >> i was on facebook and i had to say virginia bakery is closing. >> they found out like many others on facebook when anna nounsed on monday they would be retiring and closing for good on april 28th. the weirdest cake they ever did. they still is a picture of a blood red cake for a halloween wedding. the funniest moment. they delivered a cake on a yacht. >> they left the hatch open. when he was walking he fell down the hatch, the cake fell on top of him and the -- that was quite a mess. >> but i came back and made a new cake. >> he came back and made a new cake for the people. >> my parents got their strawberry wedding cake here in 1977. every year i've had a birthday

we came here. >> i like the butterfly one. >> the kids coming in from the schools and buying cookies and as they grow up we make their cakes and that legacy, we've been part of their lives for a long time. >> the memories are as good as the butter cookies. in berkeley, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> that is sweet. coming up, it is another sunday streets in san francisco. what's on tap for today's event?

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happening today, cars are being banned in one san francisco neighborhood. it's just a temporary thing. sunday streets will take over the bay view dog patch neighborhood. that means third street from 22nd street to carroll avenue is going to be car-free and filled with family entertainment instead. there will be live music as well as interactive art activities and zumba classes. there will be a q and a session with mayoral candidate mark leno. it runs from 11:00 this morning until 4:00 this afternoon. they won't have to worry about rain, right? >> well, before 3:00. we're going to have the dry conditions. after that, the rain moves in. we're already looking at the clouds. so your forecast today calls for the rain developing in the north bay before 3:00, about 1:00, 2:00, 60 in richmond, 63 in palo alto. breezy along the coast. a 1 on the storm impact scale for the afternoon showers.

tomorrow, chance of thunderstorms. look at the temperature. they continue to go down today. no 70s, no 60s tomorrow. the middle of the week is dry. but it's the end of the week you might look forward to with the warmer weather and sunshine. >> maybe we can squeeze out a few raindrops. >> looks like it. we'll see the most in the north bay. from a quarter of an inch or less in the south bay. upwards of a third or so in the north bay. that does it for us. thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm carolyn tyler with lisa argen, the news continues online, on twitter, facebook and instagram. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 this morning. right now, "good morning america" is straight ahead. have a great sunday everyone. and a great week ahead.

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