good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. >> it's saturday, april 28th. good morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. lisa argen is tracking the conditions where you are. >> good morning. we have been tracking a few light spotty showers here around hayward, towards half moon bay and the higher elevations. as we widen the perspective, live doppler 7 picking up on a system to the north of us. it's keeping us cool, rather cloudy and keeping the chance of isolated showers in the story today. san francisco 54, 55 in san jose and on the coast, the cloud cover keeping us mild throughout the overnight hours.

throughout the day today on the peninsula, that sea breeze will pick up. 49 in santa rosa, 56 in concord, 52 in livermore. through the next couple of hours you'll notice the cloud will try to thin out by 11:00, we're still in the 50s and by 4:00 in the afternoon it's a cool afternoon with numbers just in the low 60s in our warmest locations. so plan on a cool weekend and we'll talk about when we warm up in a few minutes. chris. >> lisa, thanks. now to developing news. chaos at a carnival in morgan hill. eight juveniles are in this morning. they say the crowd of more than 200 juveniles became hostile. seven police officers were assaulted but not seriously hurt. the eight teen-agers are between the ages of 13 and 17. police issued a dispersal warning, threatening to arrest

anyone of any age who stayed in the area. they told parents to get their kids home immediately. the carnival has been cancelled for its remaining two days. sky 7 captured the scene yesterday afternoon after a chp officer was dragged for hundreds of feet after the person he pulled over drove off. katie utehs saw the whole thing. >> a san francisco officer survived a stunt usually own seen in the movies. >> holding on with a struggle. >> reporter: it started as a routine traffic stop, until it wasn't. >> i could not believe what i saw. it was the driver's door open and in the wind with the chp officer hanging out of the car. >> reporter: a woman driver tried to speed away on interstate 80 headed towards the bay bridge, but rush hour traffic meant she had nowhere to go. >> this is where the suspect's vehicle finally came to a stop.

right now chp officers are trying to start it and drive it away so they could reopen the lanes to traffic. >> reporter: the red jeep hit at least two other vehicles traveling around 1,000 feet with the officer clinging to the wheel before hitting the cement barricade. then with truly hollywood swagger -- >> he was able to jump back up and do what he needed to take this driver into custody. >> reporter: the officer suffered some road rash, was checked out at the hospital and released. >> i think he was working off some serious adrenaline. >> reporter: the officers arrested two passengers. the driver could face reckless driving, assault with a deadly weapon. >> an accused serial killer appeared in court for the first time. this is the suspected golden state killer, connected to a dozen murders and more than 50 rapes. he's in custody thanks to a controversial tactic that broke the case wide open.

dan ashley has the story. >> reporter: rolled, in handcuffed to a wheelchair, joseph deangelo sat seemingly in a daze as the judge listed the charges against him. >> two counts of murder and a special circumstance. >> this for the killing of a couple in 1978. deangelo could see many more courtrooms now that they've connected him to dozens of murders and rapes. deangelone' public defender said he's being unfairly judged. >> i'm going to kill you, i'm going to kill you. >> the victims feel some measure of relief now that he's been caught. >> while i was calling the police, he jumped through the window, mostly naked and had a

thing over his face. for now he's on suicide watch in a psych ward, reportedly mumbling to himself. >> you don't know how to react except to be -- all these emotions are just too much. >> investigators tracked him down using dna from a ventura county crime scene and connected it to his family members on a genealogy web site. >> that tactic was instrumental in finding deangelo, but it's also being questioned because of concerns over privacy and accuracy. in 2017 dna evidence collected by investigators led to the wrong man. dion lim has more. >> in information on friday shows a 70-year-old man. his daughter said authorities never notified her before swabbing her father for dna in

his bed. the genealogy site had no idea their site was tapped by authorities. >> you're uploading your information to an open database meaning anyone can get access to your unique markers. >> reporter: dna evidence has many benefits but mistakes do happen. >> dna evidence is no infallible. >> they are now telling people who are concerned over how their dna is used to remove their profile from the database. >> stories surrounding the suspect go back decades. check out our complete coverage, including a timeline of everything connected to the case on abc7news.com and download the newsapp for the latest developments. >> a sonoma county inmate is

back in jail after a brief escape. it happened just after 8:00 last night. the sheriff's office said the inmate scaled a tall fence topped with razor wire and jumped a wooden fence. deputies found him wet and bloodied in a creek about 40 minutes after his escape. he was treated and booked at a more secure facility. he was self-ing his second drvif a four-day sentence. >> it's been three days since a woman killed her children. megan pleaded no contest to suffocating her daughters back in 1998. she was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. earlier this month a panel found her suitable for parole but her family says she's dealt drugs in prison and has never expressed remorse. >> she can still have children, so that's one of my biggest fears. even if she doesn't have children, if she dates someone

with children -- because she's not remorseful or identified a reason as to why she committed the crimes, what's to stop her from committing these crimes again. >> the family has written letters to governor brown urging him to reverse the decision. >> approximately 250 residents returned home yesterday, four days after a massive fire in concord forced them to evacuate. the fire broke out at this construction site next to the renaissance apartment complex early tuesday morning. flames and smoke caused about $55 in damage. atf investigators are still trying to determine in arson is to blame. >> firefighters saved several dogs and a snake from a fire in san jose yesterday. first responders performing cpr on a pug, reviving it in a driveway. another dog received cpr but did not survived. the fire severely damaged the

home, displayicing two people. >> on thursday we told you about chronology owner mark stone. he admitted to yelling the "n" w word to a group of kids at a shop on sunday and later apologized. yesterday the women who witnessed it gathered to discuss the issue and racism. >> i felt like we were heard. the mayor and thefriendly. >> we're going to stand up and advocate for our kids in our community. >> stone did not return our request for comment. >> tonight former secretary of state madeleine albright will speak at dominican university in san raphael. last night a sold out crowd welcomed her with a standing ovation. albright was the first woman to hold that u.s. office during the clinton administration. she served from 1997 to 2001.

she says she's glad diplomatic talks have begun between north and south korea but is nervous when it comes to talks with the united states. >> what i'm troubled by is that the state department has been gutted. if you're going to do diplomacy, you need diplomats. so the question is even if president trump does have a meeting, it will be the beginning and an awful lot of work. >> albright said she is worried but hopes the deep problems of north korea being a nuclear power can be resolved. time now is 8:10 on this saturday morning. meteorologist lisa argen is tracking the forecast for us. some roads are a little slick. >> that's true. we have some fog, visible is reduced and some sun out there. walnut creek, temperatures are mild. upper 40s north bay, mid 50s half moon bay. the afternoon temperatures will be cooler than average. there are a few spotty showers.

we'll track them for you and talk about the warmup in the week ahead coming up. >> also ahead, a local country club facing claims of racisraci. some say it's been happening for years. plus -- >> pastor, i need to talk to you about the sale of the church. tlauk talk to me please? >> ♪ south l.a. is very medically underserved. when the old hospital closed people in the community lived with untreated health problems for years. so, with the county's help

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i still love the guy. i'd love to break his legs. god forgive me for that. the i team has been investigating the sale of that church for months. >> leonard meyers spent his live building hope tabernacle in south san jose. it had a mission to serve. >> we fed the hungry. we had a clothing ministry and did drug counseling and interdiction. >> reporter: when mr. myers decided to retire after 40 years

as pastor, he chose a member of the congregation, a construction worker with no experience who has now decided to sell the church. the pastor is disappointed. >> extremely disappointed. i think it's wrong to try to sell something that doesn't belong to you. >> remington meck said he'll take the proceeds to arizona and start a new church but when this goes through, i fully expect a visit from the fbi because everyone is so upset about this. i went to his home and spoke to a woman identifying himself as meck's daughter. >> you can get ahold of remington and talk to him but everything is legal. >> reporter: i reached him on a cell phone minutes later. what plans do you have for the money? he hung up.

>> we were shocked and surprised. how do you sell a church? >> reporter: they took me through the church where they met and married. >> we're really heart broken for this decision. >> i understand he may have his own vision but i don't understand why is he taking the fund from this building, which really belongs to this community. >> reporter: do you doubt his intentions? >> i would like to trust but i don't. >> reporter: and i've heard from other congregation members who were expected to tith or give 10% of their salary to the church. they don't expect to get any of their money back but they tell me if he does not use that $1.3 million properly, he'll have to face the wrath of god. he could also face questions from investigators, says irs agent zedillo. he tells me he would look at how

meck got people to vote for the sale. >> was there some sort of remuneration to get their vote. >> reporter: i went back on sunday. remington meck warned me to the to step on church property again. and he said just three votes were needed for the sale. it's you who actually did this, the pastor, his wife and you? you can see their signatures on this real estate resolution. he said meck offered him $50,000 and the pastor basically said it would be a gift when the church sold. after he voted for the sale, he told me meck found it was illegal to give anybody money with the sale of the church. with the controversy building,

he has withdrawn his support for the sale of the church. i finally met remington meck from face to face. >> i need to talk to you what you're going to do with the money. >> it's following corporate law. >> reporter: how about church law, how about what's right? so many people want an explanation of the plan, including the pastor who put him in a position of power. >> that's how i lived my life before god and man. he's going to have some things to answer for at the judgment seat. >> officials have offered to bring a new pastor but the sale is listed at pending and the buyer appearso be another church. i'll keep track of what meck does with the money once he gets to arizona, if it reaches that point. >> hi, everyone. we see just a little bit of

green out, there maybe spotty drizzle. as we widen the perspective, live doppler 7 picking up on the circulation in northern california. it's pushing inland but still impacting us in terms of cloud cover and the cooler weather, maybe even a sprinkle ot theut . oakland, you're checking in at 56, mid 50s oakland, san jose mountain view at 55 in half moon bay. the clouds kept us mild. throughout the day today, some breezy winds and temperatures aren't going to climb too much. 52 in livermore. lake tahoe mid 30s. can you see the snow still there. temperatures in the upper 50s but by the end of the week it will be in the low to medical 60s. so certainly pretty and a nice day out there but overnight lows specific cold. spotty showers today. the slight chance lingers into your sunday and the temperatures

running well below april standards. the last weekend of april giving us a few light april showers if we're lucky. the clouds do continue to decrease but the atmosphere is still unstable. sonoma could see a slight shower. as we go into your sunday, we've got the clouds again. a little bit of green showing up on the map here. rainfall amounts actually do show up between today and tomorrow from a couple .001 or perhaps .01 or or or or or livermore throughout the day today cool. it should be 62. numbers will continue to trend in that cooler-than-average direction from the east end of the bay, the south end of the bay with temperatures in

jose at 68. it's not until the middle of the week that the numbers will surpass where they should be. partly cloudy sky today, isolated shower, breezy winds along the coast in the low 60s, mid 60s in palo alto, 66 in concord with 68 in san jose. if you're headed into the city for that doubleheader, we're starting out with some sun and temperatures remaining on the cool side, west, northwest w now allowing for breezy conditions today. you download our accuweather app and there's clouds around. still cool tomorrow. by monday it will be breezy. we begin that warming trend really on tuesday. then by wednesday it's looking even milder, getting kind of warm by the end of the week inland. >> for now don't put those jackets away just yet. >> that's right.

>> lisa, thanks. >> just ahead, a new mother we need to help more tocalifornians get ahead.d, that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path.

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two decades. it starts this weekend and goes through next sunday. it's one of the country's largest and most exclusive dances. a huge group with dance simultaneously to audio tracks on their head phone. should be a pretty cool sight to see. we have a link on our web site to learn the dance moves. check out the oakland dance festival this saturday from noon to 8 p.m. last year they had over 9,000 people. the organizer tells me she's been overwhelmed by the response. she's a dance teacher that started the event to just get peletogether. >> march more dimes' march for babies is this weekend. the start and finishly will be at the great meadow at fort mason. the walk is in its 47th year in

the nation. abc 7 news is a proud sponsor. my colleague, jonathan bloom will host the san francisco walk. stop by and say hi. for more information on these events and more, go to abc7news.com and we'll link you up with headline. have a great weekend. >> almeida fireeeeeee this baby into the world. the bundle of joy was was was impatient little thing. instead of waiting to get to the hospital, she made her appearance in the ambulance while on the highway. >> president trump is calling it a vindication but the democrats are calling it something else.

good morning, south bay. let's get up and get going. >> good morning. thanks for waking up with us. i'm chris and let's let's let's let's lets

numbers are mild. in the east bay, temperatures are mild. livermore just hit 53. some breezy wins along the shoreline today. that's our roof camera. temperatures low 60s bayside and inland throughout the day decreasing clouds. spotty showers around in the forecast today. a few sprinkles and another mild night tonight. we'll let you know if we warm up for the second half of the weekend and take a look at the first couple days of may coming up. chris? >> president trump is taking a victory lap after that historic summit with the two korean leaders ahead of his own meeting with kim jong un. he had a lot to say about the russian investigation. >> reporter: president trump taking a bow for the historic agreement struck between the leaders of north and south

korea, working toward an end of their decades' long conflict. >> i think i have a responsibility. i think other administrations should have done it. i look forward to our meeting. it should be quite something. >> reporter: at the same time signaling he's ready to break the iran nuclear deal. german chancellor angela merkel and french president macron met with the the heavily redacted report from the house committee stated there's no evidence of collusion with the russians. >> we were honored. there's no collusion, which i said anyway. >> but democrats are calling the

court fundamentally flawed as the senate investigation and robert mueller's investigation are still ongoing. >> the secret service is disputing allegations about ronny jackson. he was in three incidents in government vehicles in the last tief yea five years but none involved the use of alcohol and he was not at fault. he regularly passed audits. jackson withdrew his name to head the department of veterans affairs after allegations of misconduct surfaced. >> new developments of bill cosby after a jury convicted him of molesting a woman. he's been ordered to undergo a sexually violent predator assessment. he must remain in his home and

wear a gps monitor. janice baker kinney showed her feelings about cosby's future on "good morning america" yesterday. >> i just think he deserves to spend an appropriate time and if that means dyeing in jail, it won't break my heart. >> the u.s. tennis association has slapped a stiff penaltyenaly the burlingame country club after complaints of racism. >> there comes a moment when you just know something is wrong. >> and for aleashia that moment came during a tennis tournament. once the staff told her her shorts were too long. >> i immediately experienced it as code for homophobia because i'm a lesbian. >> reporter: but this time she said a spectator was confronted. >> they're harassing a black man

for coming to observe his friend playing tennis. >> reporter: the man who is from jamaica had asked where the bathroom was and was told to go to the clubhouse. a staff member confronted him. >> he said to him you need to leave. he said i'm not doing anything here and he said your kind does not belong here. >> then the club called hillsborough police, who sent three officers to the parking lot. the report says they left quickly, calling it a misunderstand. >> we were shocked. we couldn't believe this behavior would exist. >> we think that there was possible profiling going on. there was discrimination. >> reporter: they took an unprecedented step and served up a suspension, no usta matches at the club for two years. >> the players can form a team. they can't use the country club as their home site. >> we asked the club for an

interview. they declined but sent a statement saying it was an unfortunate misunderstanding and that it happened because the guest was not complying about the policy about dress code and sell phone used used. >> oh, it was just about dress code, it was just about a cell phone. can you call it that but we know what it was. >> jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> a proposed initiative to repeal the state's new gas tax could soon make its way to voters. 900,000 voters signatures are being verified. the 12 cent hike went into effect in november to pay for road repairs. >> i'm very confident that voters will finally get what they were deprived of before and that is the right to vote on this tax increase. we can address california transportation needs with our existing revenue right now.

>> the proposed ballot initial to would also require. governor baun's to make sure they don't end up in the wrong hands. many bay area law enforcement and fire signaturecies are taking part. from 10 until 2 today, you can take your pills to your local police or fire department for safe disposal. 6.4 million americans have abused pro description drugs. we who >> as we head to break, here's a live look outside from a sunny golden gate

today in san jose you can cheer on the sharks as they continue their quest for the stanley cup. they're looking to bounce back after losing game one against the las vegas knights. admission is free. when the sharks return home on monday and wednesday, there will be street rallies next to the sap center before the games. >> the playing surface at levi stadium looks dramatically different today. that familiar roaring sound will be coming from the field rather

than from the stands. monday center jam has taken over the home of the 49ers. these 10,000 pound trucks will be kicking up dust and flying through the air tonight in santa clara. the driver of max deed gave us an exclusive demo yesterday. >> 100% the coolest job ever. you know, i've had this job for the last 25 years and the last 25 years i haven't been to work one day. it's been a dream come true. >> he says he's been a fan of monster trucks since he was a little kid. can you check him and the other drivers out tonight at 7:30. lisa, we know they have a lot of fun out there and a lot of fun entertaining of the crowd we have partly sunny conditions from our east bay hills camera. looks hazy, fog in the north bay. but did is mild, mitt mid for most of you.

south end, you're looking at 49. it's going to be a cool weekend. we'll have a few spotty showers. temperatures below average. but may, that's a different tomorrow story. we'll. >> next, will steph curry be in uniform tonight? sounds like even steph i no wondering, "what if?" uncertainties of hep c. i let go of all those feelings.

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time right now is 8:43. we are taking a live look down at the coast in santa cruz this saturday morning. we hope your day is off to a great start. lisa argen is tracking rain in parts of the bay area. she'll return if the full forecast coming up. in sports, a busy day for bay area teams. tonight game one of the western conference semifinals tips off at 7:30 p.m. the sharks will try to even their series against the golden knights. game two starts at 5 p.m. and t-mobile arearena. and the a's play the defending world series champion astros at minute maid park. first pitch at houston is at 4:10. >> good morning.

the giants and dodgers playing four games in three days this weekend, including a doubleheader today, so pitching at a premium. the giants needed six pitchers on orange friday. some dodger fans in the front row. who sold them those tickets? this is a shot to dead center. fifth of the year for longo. 1-0 giants. the struggling brandon crawford. not struggling right there. i thought this one was headed for the water! doesn't quite mike the cove. pedro baez on the mound. gravity would take him down. that would be a balk. that was the difference. they beat the dodgers 6-4. a's and huston. 14 consecutive no-hit hitting. here's the a's first hit of the

night. chappy! section sixth of the year, tied at one. a pinder homer gives the a's the lead. hi, deep and they've won 9 of 11. it's been more than seven weeks and steph curry has played a full nba game. will he play tonight in the warriors playoff series opener with new orleans? we're still not sure. steph and the warriors practiced behind a large blue curtain on friday. what are they hiding! it looked like steph was lobbying coach steve kerr who was busy on the elliptical blasting his quads. >> i'm trying to smart about it. that's the biggest thing we learned, the knee two years ago and this year, ankle stuff and all that. i'm competitive, i want to be there for my teammates. when we're a full squad, we tough to beat. >> cavs and pacers game six.

a metaphor for this game, lebron bleeding. i thought he was a machine. oladipo, a one-man wrecking crew, triple-double, 28 points, pacers forcing a game seven on sunday. day two of the nfl draft. 49ers, among their picks take washington receiver dante pettis, 44th overall. pettis has the most punt returns for touchdowns with nine. arden key, first-round talent who fell down to round three because of off-the-field issues. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry biel. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good saturday morning to you. you'll notice a few clouds around. temperatures are running a bit

below average. there's some sun out there in san francisco. highs today will be about two to three degrees below average. we will be looking at that trend to continue for the next couple of days. here's a look at concord where highs today will be in the mid 60s looking at upper 60s by tomorrow. the weekend's cool but we begin to recover by the middle of the week. that means for sunshine. temperatures going a bit above average. friday looks to be the warmest day of the week. the flag right now not blowing. we will get those westerly winds throughout the day today. keeping it cool around the bay. north and south end of the bay have been near average. this system, which continues to show that counterclockwise circulation is a cold front -- in the area of low pressure that's pushing to the north and east of us. that's allowing for us to see maybe a sprinkle, some clouds and temperatures, not where they should be for this time of year.

here's walnut creek. 54 in san francisco, 55 in mountain view, 56 in oakland. pretty mild out there due to cloud cover overnight but we have fog in the bay. here's mount tam. we'll see more in the way of sunshine and clouds but we have seen sprinkles this morning. 56 in concord, novato check being in at 67. finally from mount tam her-- mt tam here with some sprinkles. mt. diablo, mt. hamilton. as we look at our hour-by-hour forecast, here are all the clouds. they do decrease throughout the day. they're thinning out and mostly a dry afternoon for you.

we'll keep this going into sunday. you'll notice more green here. a lot of it running parallel to the coast. a few light showers possible. we're adding up the totals between yesterday, today and tomorrow. there's still a little bit out there. a couple here is the march of dimes march for babies today, cool with the north, northwesterly wind. down in san jose, slightly milder with the upper 50s to low 60s. we're looking at a partly sunny afternoon with temperatures in the mid 60s. san raphael, a little showers, breezy. upper 60s half moon bay. tonight it will be a mild evening with the cloud cover. the accuweather seven-day forecast, we're cool. showers over the weekend. we have plenty of live cameras, live doppler 7 and you'll be able to track the radar and rain

showers, if you see any out there. we had reports in fremont. >> and with our microclimate forecast, you never know quite what to expect depending on where you are in the bay area. so the app always a handy tool. thank you. it's that time of year when high schoolers dress up in gowns and tuxes and maybe hire a limo for the once in a lifetime experience known as prom. but as reporter wayne freedman fount out, asking a date to the event seems to be getting a little more elaborate. >> reporter: you might file this as an awkward teen-age moment. >> so they started searching the car. >> reporter: zach explaining of this video of a close encounter with police that landed him in custody. the timing was perfect. the twist in this video, which

includes body cam foojt tage is big part of it. have you heard of a promposl. >> they've been a couple for over a year. >> i wanted to make it something she wasn't going to forget. >> yeah, i didn't expect much. >> reporter: to make it happen, zach asked for help from the central marin police who said they like the idea of showing their fun side. >> three police cars pull up and i'm like what is happening? >> reporter: police asked keira to identify him. that's when zach flipped. he showed her his please go to the prom with me sign. zach won a prize for the best

promposal. >> if you were arrested, do you think she'd support you? >> yeah, i'd probably support him. >> probably? >> depends what he did. >> reporter: how about creating a great prom memory before it happens. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> next, closing yeah, for a long-time bakery in

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after 65 years in business, a beloved bakery in berkeley is closing for good. it's closing at the end of business today. the line has been around the block every morning as customers wait for the doors to open at virginia bakery on shattuck avenue. the bakery is closing because the owners are retiring. >> we're sorry that we're leaving their lives, but we need to step away now and do what's right for us and our family. >> definitely it's sentimental. 65 years in my family, a lot of memories here. >> reporter: the countdown is on. you have nine hours. the doors close for good at 6 p.m. today. if you want to send a message to the owners, feel free to comment on this story. we've posted it on our nbc 7 news facebook page. >> i'm getting hungry looking at

those treats. >> a lot of memories there. a little cooler than average. upper 50s with breezy winds, half moon bay, 56. it does get warmer but not right away. another cool day tomorrow and about the same on monday but we will be warming up inland. it's the middle of the week tuesday through the rest of the week where the numbers climb. at the end of the week, we're getting hot, near 80. >> so hold off washing the car until tomorrow. >> lisa, thanks. and thanks for joining us on abc 7 news this morning. you can watch the fourth through seventh rounds of the draft starting at 9 a.m. abc 7 news returns at 5 p.m. until then, make it a great day, everybody.

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