good morning. thanks for joining us on this sunday, april 15th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist. >> good morning the you. hi, everyone. april showers on the way today. mainly in the afternoon. here's live doppler 7. we have some sunshine mixed in with clouds and the front is well to the north. it's got cold air behind it. we'll get a piece of those of those elements. it's a one on our storm impact scale. less than half inch of rain. it does carry into monday. you can see things look pretty calm now. there's wind in the upper yell va -- the elevations.

look at this shot with the low clouds. 50 santa rosa. concord almost near 60 degrees. it's a mix of clouds and sun. mostly cloudy with cooler and br breezy conditions toward thoon. we'll time it out for you for the rest of the bay area. it's more likely an afternoon and evening. then the risk of thunderstorms for your monday opinion it's . l it's all coming up. the united states, france and great britain are pushing the united nations to end syria's clem chemical weapons program. abc news reporter has new pictures of the sites that were targeted. >> reporter: new satellite im l images shows the before and after of the targets. 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 briefing yesterday the pentagon claimed success. >> we are confidence that we've significantly degraded his ability to ever use chemical weapons again. >> reporter: it's not clear that the material used in the attack specifically came from one of these foo siacilities. u.s. officials concluded the syrian government used both both chlorine and sarin last weekend. european allies are all on woor board. >> all nato allies expressed full support for last night's actions which was intended to degrade the syrian regimes chemical weapons capability. >> reporter: administration officials in d.c. and new york made clear that the u.s., uk and france all agree this is the start of sustained effort. >> if the syrian regime uses this poisonous gas again, the

united states is locked and loaded. >> reporter: president trump has spoken with both leaders, british prime minister and french president about how they will collectively react going forward. molly hunter, abc news, london. here at home anti-war demonstrators gathered in san francisco speaking out against the missile strikes in syria. abc 7 news reporter has more. >> usa, hand off syria. >> dozens gathered to take a unified public stand. >> thank you, sir. >> reporter: 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. >> reporter: the united states and its allies launched more than a hundred missiles and three chemical weapons storage

sites. >> why we would send these huge missiles into a country that's already suffering, it hurts me inside this is what my country does. >> reporter: meantime maya listened to a voice mail message from her cousin soon after the bombs landed in syria. all 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 dprounds thground that t people will feel and see. >> reporter: a senior fellow at the hoover institution, more missiles could launch in a matter of weeks. >> it's not a one and done. 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. >> reporter: currently there are 2,000 u.s. troops stationed in syria. happening today with tax day

just about here, demonstracrats including nancy pelosi remain focused on the tax plan passed by congress. they have been touring the country pointing out they believe it will have on middle class families. the tour will wrap up this afternoon in san francisco. pelosi will be among the featured speakers at the san francisco labor council. the chp is searching for clues after someone fired shots near where an officer made a traffic stop in richmond. it happened around 7:00 near central avenue. the chp does not ploobelieve th officer was targeted. one woman heard the shots and saw what happened next. >> suddenly i heard, at least 20

shots. there was one police car parked there and i saw the police jump into his car and chase him down the road. >> they are wondering if this is that car. abc 7 news was in berkeley after police received calls with this car with several bullet holes. they are trying to see if it is linked to the shooting in richmond. abc 7 news was in downtown walnut skrecreek when a fire br out inside a restaurant. flames started just after 6:00. 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 ookt viss for dpun control dpatherred outside the cal palace this weekend. they were protesting one of the country's biggest gun shows. abc 7 news was in daly city

where the small group of demonstrators showed up at the cross roads of the west gun show. they are calling for stronger gun control laws. >> i'm not saying i'm against guns. i'm saying i'm against gun violence and i want to do everything i can and want legislation to do everything they can to ensure guns are distributed in way considering the safety of the american public as their first and primary concern. >> one gun show attendee said he did not have a problem but plooef current background checks are enough. >> reporter: n ,0 now to the video gone vir. two men were arrested at starbucks as customers questioned why they were being handcuffed. the police department and starbucks are sharing their responses. abc news reporter has the story. >> what did they do?

what did they do? >> reporter: you can see it in this video. a person speaking with police clearing upset an wants answers. they're watching just, as you are now, at least six cops come and arrest two black men. >> i sat in there the other day for an hour and no one asked me to order anything or leave. >> reporter: her video has opinion viewed nearly 8 million times. starbucks has positioned itself as a place to meet and get work done regardless of if you drink coffee or not. police arrived after an employee called 911 and said two men were trespassing and wouldn't leave. >> what did they get called for in. >> it's an important to emphasize and underscore these officers had legal standing to make this arrest. >> reporter: the men were denied access to the bathroom on arrival then sat down to wait for what their attorney says was a business meeting to start. mayor saying based on what we know at this point appears to exemplify what racial

discrimination looks like in 2018. realize developer andrew shows up for his meeting at starbucks as the two men were being arrested. >> why did they have to leave? what did they do? >> in the end this is a case about race and companies in the age of social media like starbucks will have to be held accountable for discriminatory practices. >> the video has p internal internal investigation within the philadelphia police department. our weather is about to change. >> you may be feeling that in the air. the winds kicking up a bit if you're going out for a bike ride. certainly feel that but from san rafael we have some sun. it's in the mid-50s opinion 56 in oakland and 58 in san jose. mild air pumps up the warmth around here before we get some cool air and maybe some thunderstorms. i'll have the details and look at the rain time line, coming

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. a russian built rocket blasted off from florida last night. it's carrying a satellite for the u.s. air force along with another spacecraft that will conduct multiple experiments. the air force says the satellite will help upgrade its glow ball communications. a lost piece of pay area history unearthed at a flea market and shown for the first time this weekend to the public. the rare footage of san francisco following a 1906 earthquake will end up in the library of congress. abc 7 news reporter shows parts of it to you. >> i knew this was going to be special. >> reporter: david keen threads the projector. >> this is way they've done it since the 1890s really. >> reporter: he restores the films. the edison theater is a gem in and of itself.

this premier is of a film nearly lost to history. >> this is the missing film. it's been missing for over a hundred years. we now about its existence but until now known where it was. >> reporter: the miles brothers shot film in days before the san francisco earthquake and fire. >> they shot almost two hours of film and very little of it survives. i think this is one of the longest surviving pieces. >> reporter: the lost foot aage was discovered last year and in fragile condition. >> i set up a digital camera that would take a single frame for each frame of the film. 8,655 frames of film later i was able to put it on the computer. >> reporter: they are seeing its public debut. >> it's blowing my mind. this whole bart of my family history that i grew up not knowing about. >> it's like a bookends to the

trip down market street. >> reporter: the footage will be converted back to film so it will last another 100 years. >> it's scary to think there's something like that out there that we almost missed. makes you wonder what else is out there. >> reporter: after being shown in june at the silent filling festival, it will be posted online for everyone to see. abc 7 news. veterans and gold star families unveiled a new monument to honor american's fallen warriors in san jose. abc 7 news was at oak hill memorial park for the ceremony. it honors the parents. the dpoegold star moms and dads have died. one of the speakers lost his son who served in iraq. >> we want our family to be remembered. we want our children to make a difference in this world.

i'm more than confident adam did through his service and the wonderful stories i heard through his servicemen. ♪ god bless america >> the park provided the space for the monument and santa clara county paid for part of the biddibid i building costs. the los angeles police department has confiscated $700,000 worth of counterfeit makeup that tested positive for human wastes. authorities raided 21 businesses following customer complaints of makeup causing skin problems. police posted photos saying the best price is best deal. six people have been arrested on suspicion of trademark vie lags. today is day three of the first weekend of the coachella

valley and 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 from something called hd she got a confirmation e-mail urging her to pick up the tickets. >> there were a couple people and they looked really confused. there wasn't anyone who had our tickets. they said the man who had our tickets had checked out yesterday. that he was gone. >> no surprise. htdtixx is no longer replying to e-mail and no one picks up the customer service line. good sunday morning to you. this is live doppler 7. we're beginning to see the clouds streaming out ahead of a system that's going to move into the bay area today.

sfo you can see the low cloud cover here. 53 downtown. it's 57 in oakland. san jose mild at 58. the southwesterly winds out ahead of the system allowing mild air for your sunday morning. temperatures are going to be hard pressed to make it through the mid and upper 60s. that's a good 10 to 15 degree drop today. not even in the 60s tomorrow. we have some sun. partly to mostly cloudy out there. it will be cooler with breezy winds today and the rain developing. the thunderstorms arrive tomorrow and then sunny and warmer. we'll have to wait all week long to enjoy that. it's a one on our storm impact scale today.

rainfall maybe up to a half inch inlocations. the coastal hills and gusty winds throughout the day today. behind it as well. by 2:00, we'll have some rain up in the north bay and then the second half of the day it sinks south. it does weaken. you'll pick up rain and it will be scattered. the colder air filters on in and then the gusty winds as well. we'll be looking at the snow levels lowering. the unavailable environment allowing for small hail. we'll put together both days. today and tomorrow with a third of an inch in san francisco. some areas could get more. we'll get the isolated areas of heavy downpours. maybe a quarter of an inch. then the snow comes in later on tonight. the heaviest snow late tonight into tomorrow.

yeah, would you believe up to a foot is what we're looking at in some of these locations. seven inches for tahoe city and it will be slippery and kind of a rough go of it. delay that travel time if you have to go into the sierra nevada the next few days. our april showers today. a chance of a thunderstorm tomorrow. one both days on our storm impact scale. you down load the accuweather app and you can keep track of live doppler 7. a nice break on tuesday. another system is weak. could bring us a slight chance of showers on thursday. we'll watch it for you. here comes our sunny dry weather which many have been asking me where is it. the end of the week. >> i want to ask about those thunder storms. hang on. it will be okay. thanks. just ahead, come for the soft

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that's going to bring afternoon rain for you today. it's not going to be a strong system but with breezy winds, the temperatures will drop. quite dramatic with the low clouds. 53 in the city. 57 in mountain view. ahead of the system we have the breezy southwesterly santa rosa 50. 10:00 we're still in the 50s. the clouds increase and the rain moves into the north baby about 2:00. the rest of us it's later in the

afternoon but notice the temperatures don't move past the mid-60s for most. tonight, that's when the cold air arrives and more dynamic weather on the way for monday. we'll talk about it in detail in a few minutes. president trump is up and tweeting this morning. once again calling former fbi head james comey a slime ball. this as comey gives abc an exclusive tell all interview tonight. this morning we have a new excerpt in which comey reveals why he made one of the most controversial decisions of his career going public with the re-opened investigation into hillary clinton just days before the election. here is david wright. >> if you knew that letter would elect donald trump, you'd still send it? >> i would. >> reporter: it was the october surprise hillary clinton ploo believes cost her the white house. just over a week before election day, then fbi director james

comey re-opened the investigation into clinton's use of a private e-mail server for sensitive government business after the fbi found new e-mails that appeared to be pertinent on a computer clinton's closest aide shared with her estranged husband. >> hillary clinton's convinced that letter defeated her. what do you say to her? >> i hope sure don't know. i hope not. >> reporter: comey does not say he believes he handed the presidency to president trump but does say he assumed at the time clinton was likely to win. >> i don't remember spelling it out that she's going to be lekked president and if i hide this from the american people, she'll be ill jlegitimate the moment shooee's elected.

>> it took guts for direct comey to make the move he ahead. >> reporter: today president trump tweeted unbelievably jam comey states the polls were a factor in the handling of the e-mail probe. he was making decisions based on the fact he thought she was going to win and he wanted a job. slime ball. this as a poll finds trump's approval rating languishing at 40% despite a thriving economy. 56% of americans disapprove of his appearance on the job. the lowest approval since harry s.truman. >> james 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. it's tonight at 10:00 followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. president trump's personal lawyer is facing a criminal investigation. he's due back in court tomorrow. >> reporter: the president's personal attorney is expected in federal court tomorrow. he could come face-to-face with adult film star stormy daniels. i checked and the weather fblgt for monday looks very stormy. >> why do you think they raided your office and hotel room? >> reporter: court documents reveal federal investigators have looking into possible secret deals by cohen for months

including that $130,000 he paid daniels just before the 2016 election to stay silent about her alleged 2006 affair with trump. the president has denied the alleged affair. >> my clients documents are some of the documents seized in connection with the search warrants. >> reporter: the judge ordered cohen to hand over a list of people leapts. sources say he's still in contact with his most powerful client. >> it's a disgraceful situation. >> reporter: sources say the president is angrier than ever. more concerned right now with the criminal investigation into his long time lawyer and fixer than the russia probe by the special counsel. >> any concerns about what the fbi might find mr. president. >> reporter: snl not missing a chance to get in on the controversial with ben stillar as michael cohen. >> you know how much evidence i have in my lawyer. i got a whole hard drive that's labeled yikes. >> reporter: that's robert de

niro playing michael cohen. >> you're a lawyerish. last week was another eventful one for the white house with the president's personal lawyer getting raided by the fbi. the missile strike on syria and more tidbits from fired f pi director james comey. white house press secretary sarah sanders was on this week after reviewing the president thinks he can fire special counsel robert mueller, sanders was asked if he plans to oust mueller and deputy attorney general rod >> i'm not aware of any plans to make the movements. st president has opinibeen extr cooperative. everything that's asked of us, we've provided. we have real concerns with some of the actives and scope the investigation has dpogone but 1 main taitain after repeating it

a year and a half there was no collusion with russia. that's exactly what they have been investigating. not only had the special counsel but a number of different congressional committees have been loobking at this for over year and come up with nothing. >> she was asked about whether the department of justice was going to investigate james comey. sanders says she's unaware of a request. still ahead here on abc 7 mornings, the broken hearts as a popular east bay wabakery gets ready to say good-bye. customers say it's more than just cakes and goodies. here is a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. it's still rather foggy there. rain will be moving into the bay area and colder, much colder temperatures. we'll have a full accuweather fo

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for fransan francisco's ocean b. it's being touted as an educational opportunity to learn more about the environment and endangered wildlife in our region. it all starts at 2:00 this afternoon across from the beach restaurant. there will be presentations as was a bonfire and social hour. organizers are promising to have refreshments on hand. it's being put on by wild aid surf rider sf and greater fair national marine sanctuary. i hope the rain doesn't put out a bonfire. we have rain in the sierra nevada before the cold air moves in. rain changing to snow. sharply cooler temperatures for everyone.

kind of a roller coaster ride and back to winter for a few days. i'll explain with my accuweather seven-day forecast, coming up. also coming up it was great l and hockey fans. the warriors and sharks won their playoff games. things did not go so well for both of our baseball teams. the giants and a's. we break it all down coming up in spo

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breaking news, crews are on the scene of a fire right now in san francisco's north beach. flames broke out just after 9:00 this morning on columbus aver between broad way and grant. firefighters have rescued one person. the condition of that person is not known. the cause of the fire is under investigation. let's check out sports. the nba playoffs continue right here on abc 7. it's game one of first round of the playoffs for pacers and cavaliers. tipoff is at 12:30 this afternoon. yesterday afternoon the warriors dominated in their first playoff game against the spurs. here's mike. he has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. we tip off with the warriors and spurs. steph curry out. he'll have his know re-evaluated after game four next sunday. yesterday, no steph, no worries.

mr. curry rehabbing any knee on track for roubds two. klay thompson, heating up. slash. the spurs just don't have the fire power. gets the pass. he throws it down. third quarter. no. what a tip. d draymond green passes up the dunk. forth quarter, clay, another three. he was 11 of 13 shooting for 27 points. warriors win game one. 113-92 your final. >> i never look at it as flipping the switch. i look at it as we weren't playing pel play ing well. we had a better game tonight.

>> we need to be better next game. we know the team will make huge adjustments. we're looking forward to playing again. >> can't fool ourselves. the spurs have been in the position before. we have to come out with the same desperation and intensity we did today. >> did you watch the game? >> yes. >> what did you think? >> didn't. >> it didn't work well and we'll tell kevin don't be so good. >> probably the best you had in three weeks. >> thmaybe three months. >> always a sense of humor. shark fans showing up at the pond. scored 40 seconds into the game. a dangle around brandon and

gives him with a back hander. to the diamond. padres in san diego where the g-men found their long ball but it wasn't enough. there's a diamond on the field and in the stance. will you marry me. the bride to be said why not at&t park. pick it up in the fourth. longoria to the second deck. fifth inning. extended the lead with a solo bomb. way out in left center. his second. makes it 4-2. d bottom 7, 4-3. a deep drive. tha going to be the game winner. padres take their second in a row. 5-4 the final.

7th inning now down 9-5. consider this. his fifth of the year. third in the last two games. makes it 9-7. a game featuring 7 home runs wu th but none better than daniel. he goes just above it. mariners win. 10-8 your final. that's the way the ball bounces. we'll you tonight at 5:00 p.m. have a great day. weather changing this morning. two parts of the system. not only the rain, cold front, breezy winds and falling temperatures but chance of thunder, hail, low snow levels and that's tomorrow's part. in terms of temperatures still on the mild side in san jose because it's going to take all day for the rain to get to you. behind the system look at the

cold air. 50s. we try to recover midweek but it's not until the end of the week where numbers really rebound to above average reading. we're going 10 to 15 degrees below average tomorrow. a live look outside right now from our roof camera. we have the wind blowing. the southwesterly winds ahead of the system is making it feel mild. things will really change throughout the day today. live doppler 7 and originating from the gulf of alaska. this cold front has been bringing heavy rain all day long. behind it you can see the speckling of clouds. this is the much colder air that will push in. we could see frost towards tuesday morning. the golden gate bridge is cloudy. 53 many the city. mid and upper 50s from oakland. temperatures in the north bay from 50 santa rosa. 54 in livermore.

breezy winds about 500 feet. you'll feel it throughout the day lowering and the wind shifting tomorrow. here's santa cruz where it's almost 60 degrees. that really should be the high today. that colder air coming in with the front. cooler, breeze vi with rain and looking at the isolated thunderstorms and low snow levels tomorrow and sunny and warm but it will take all week to get there. there's another week system mid week that could bring us a few sprinkles. one on our storm impact scale today. the rain showers maybe too tense of a third of an inch and some of the heavier downpours you could pick up about half inch. let's time it out for you. look at the yellow as the front pushes its way across the north bay. this is where we could have the heavier downpours in the afternoon. then by 3:00, it's pushing into the city and look at the coast. you can see brief, heavy rain

still see the scootered showers pretty much everywhere. some of the higher elevations could see a dusting. overall it will be a wintry day tomorrow. rainfall amounts a third of an inch. quarter of an inch in redwood city. really the entire state feeling the achkts of this system with seven inches after south lake. highs today in the upper 50s. you get a pretty dry day down in the santa clara valley. 45 in vallejo tomorrow morning. it's going to be chilly. the accuweather seven day forecast. one on our storm. then it's a cold start on tuesday. maybe a few sprinkles come wednesday night and thursday. by the oenend of the week it's feeling like the season friday and saturday. it's been a strange season. >> up, down, roller coaster.

a long time berkeley bakery is coming to a bittersweet end. the owners are choosing to retire and leaving behind loyal customers. sgr what am i going to do? we need a bakery. it's like losing a member of my family. >> reporter: this bakery inspired it far and wide. >> they were very sweet on each other. >> reporter: second generation owners have made a specialty out of themed birthday cakes and more. john the baker, ann the organiz organizer. >> anything else for you. >> reporter: the result has been sublime. >> the petite fudge cake is the best in the world. >> pink cham spapagne. that was a must. can we buy a few ahead of time

and freeze them. >> reporter: they spent two hours driving here from sacramento to bag their favorite goodies. >> kind of flipped out. i had to grab my husband and say virginia bakery is closing. >> reporter: they found out on facebook when ann announced on monday they will be retiring and closing for good on april 28th. the weirdest cake they ever did. they still have a picture of a blood red cake for a halloween wedding. the funniest moment when they delivered cake aboard a yacht. >> they had left the hatch open and when he was walking he fell down the hatch and the cake fell on top of him and that was quite a mess. >> 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 from here in 1977. every year i've had a birthday we came here. >> i want that -- the butterfly one. >> the kids coming in from the

schools and buying cookies and as they grow up we make their cakes and that whole legacy. we've been part of their lives for a long time. >> reporter: the memories are as good as the butter coming up, another sunday streets in san francisco. what's on tap for tod

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neighborhood but it's just a temporary thing. third street from 22nd street to carol avenue is going to be car free and filled with family entertainment insded stead. there will be live music as well as interactive art activities and zumba classes. lisa, i hope they can make it through most of the day without rain. >> i know. saw those little kids on the bikes with the balloons. that can happen. it's going to be cloudy for the day but the rain should hold off. get there before 2:00. afternoon showers for most could be heavy at times in the north bay as the cold front dissended from the north and the cold front moves in. one on our storm impact scale. back to winter temporarily and a cold start on tuesday. maybe some more sprinkles on thursday. let's get it straight for friday. warmer weather, more april sunshine finally.

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♪ ♪ >> hello. i'm henry tenenbaum. welcome to "bay area buys." we are at russell's fine furniture in santa clara, where not only do we have good buys. we are saying goodbye to richard russell, the founder of our feast who is retiring after this program. congratulations, richard, on your many years. >> can i show you some interesting things? >> sure. please. >> i found these pictures as i was packing, and that's richard and kathy lee gifford. >> isn't that nice? >> let's get to some furniture, though, 'cause this is a furniture store. >> we're gonna tell people about some great buys on furniture. this is the retirement sale that's kind of ending because richard's finishing. so, let's go ahead and show...