good morning. thanks for joining us on this sunday, april 29th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist. >> good morning, everyone. here's live doppler 7. you can see swirling we hiends behind me is an area of low pressure. we're still under the influence of this cold trough. you can see evidence of that. we have breezy to gusty winds but numbers are pretty mild. if you're heading to the giants game today it's going to be a little blustery. mid 50s now. it's 54 in livermore. we're looking at another cool afternoon. a mixture of clouds and sun. temperatures only in the mid-60s for the highs today around bay and inland with 50s on the

coast. we'll keep our cool weather regime going wu things change as we move along to the first week of may. i'll have the details the basic c c -- accuweather 7-day forecast. one person is dead after a car crash. it happened after 4:00 this morning near olympic boulevard. the crash forced all northbound lanes to close for leeriher nea hours. it's unclear what caused the accident. more developing news in the south bay. one man is dead after a crash on interstate 280 in san jose. it happened around 10:30 last night near the high 87 interchange. a chp officer found the victim face down in the roadway. he was taken to the hospital where he died. the crash closed all lanes of 280 for about two hours.

it's unclear,0 how the driver crashed. oh, my goodness. >> police are investigating a shooting at a bowling alley that's left man in critical condition. cell phone video shows a group of people still inside the classic bowling center on king drive. then you hear three gunshots. police stopped car not far from the bowling alley. it's undpleer tclear if the car involved. details about a suspect have not been released. in the east bay a police officer and another driver went to the hospital after a collision yesterday evening. one of their cars hit a third vehicle. police tell us the officer was rushing to a domestic violence calm and had his lights and sirens on. that's when a driver collided with him. both are expected to survive. right now it's unclear if the driver heard the police sirens before that crash.

the founder of burning man has died. the though the party in the desert moved from san francisco to any anevada years ago, its roots are here. >> to larry. >> to lar lry and all he he he >> reporter: this is where burning man started in 1986 by larry harvey. since then it's sgrgrown into t worldwide phenomenon it is today. >> he's managed to do something few people in the world have done with no commerce, no religion, it's not a cult. it's a wonderful community. >> reporter: on the day of his death strangers yet like minded people gather to remember the

father of the annual event they love so much. >> it's always meant to be shared. there's no spectators. >> it's not larry and it's you and you and me. >> it's the 70,000 people who come together and celebrate. >> reporter: burning man is celebration of art, humanity and co-economist eh co-existence. >> it has unconditional value. >> reporter: it's way of life many have shared for more than 30 years. the word community is constantly used when it comes to burning man. it was the online community that brought this man together on this night and this time. the search for a missing fisherman indelta has been thrown off. he and another man was thrown into the water after their boat was hit bay wake. the men were thrown into the

delta east. nearby fishermen are credited with saving one of the two men. >> a fishing boat heard them in the water yelling and responded to assist. they were able to get one of the gentlemen out of water. the other they were unable to find. >> a search by the coast guard was called off at 3:00 yesterday afternoon. the men were not wearing their life vests. uc berkeley police are looking for an armed man who tried to rob a female student early yesterday morning. she fought to get herself to safety and narrowly ahead it into one of the dorms. abc 7 news reporter spoke with the woman who lives in the same building. >> she's okay. obviously she's shaken up. >> reporter: grace lives in the same dorm suite as the woman on the ground. you can see the man who police say just tried to rob her. he's looming outside the door with what appears to be a gun in

his hand. >> something said give me a gun. she said her first reaction was to take off. >> reporter: the woman was walking home around 4:30 on saturday morning. >> it seeme eed like a split sed that he would take advantage of her. >> reporter: the man caught up to the woman and put her in a loose choke hold. she wiggled free. she made it inside the safety. >> i have no idea. that's kind of scary. >> reporter: first year student says she receives notices about robberies and thefts several times a week. >> honestly, i'm kind of numb to it. it's good to hear about it. then you know what areas are on campus to stay away from. >> reporter: after hearing the frightening story first hand the women who live on the same floor as the women decided to order a wox of pepper spray.spray.spray.

>> reporter: he work a dark hoodie and acid wash jeans. >> hopefully if someone have more information they'll get us that information so we can track down the suspect. >> reporter: uc we recollect lee offer shuttle and night walk services. a california woman on the southwest plane that suffered a deadly engine mishap is the first passenger to file a lawsuit. she claims she's been suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder was a of what happened on flight 1380. she's filed suit against southwest and the engine's manufacturer. she says she was seated three rows behind the window that shattered. southwest and cfm have declined to comment on the lawsuit. mpblt we're hearing the voices of highway patrol officers for the first time after car dragged

one of them onto a bay bridge following a traffic stop. the officer, ease name is spears is recovering at home after friday night's dangerous confrontation. witnesses tell abc 7 the driver tried to speed away after the officer tried to stop her. he clung to her steering wheel while she hit other cars. you're about the hear the officers who rushed to help him and the officer himself. >> the motorcycle is here. he was drunk down to sterling. >> the suspect, 33-year-old nicole kristen is now in the san francisco county jail. she could face several felony charges.

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welcome back. 9:12 on this sunday morning. this is a live look from our walnut creek camera. mid-50s around the bay. a warming trend is in store. lisa along shortly with a full basic accuweather forecast. yesterday was the city's 13th annual core preparedness disaster drill. the public education program was whether i shall established back in 1990. drills like the one yesterday have been taking place since 2006. >> we have earthquakes here. we have fires here. we have a large active port that can cause hazardous material incidents. our goal is to get people ready to take care of themselves and be resilient in the face of

disaster. >> 2,000 volunteers are trained annually through the core program. new details, north korea plans to close its main nuclear test site in may. a spokesperson made that announcement today. kim jong-un says he's not that kind of person who will shoot missiles at the united states. this after that historic meeting between kim and south korea's president. kim is the first noempb leader to step foot in the south. during the meeting both leaders called for an official end to te korean war. australian government is pledging more money to help deal with the problems facing the great barrier reef. the package includes half a billion australian dollars or

$380 million, american, u.s. dollars. the money will go toward improving water quality, expanding reef restoration. this is the single largest investment for wreath conservation and management in australia's history. people are enjoying a bit of african culture in oakland this weekend. this year's show features performances inspired by the movie black panther. it will be a gear head's paradise in half-moon bay at the annual pacific coast dream machine show. this show is in its 28th year. more than 2,000 cars, trains, planes and boats will be on

display. there will be tricked out boats and monster truck rides. a free style motorcycle stunt show. tickets are $30 at the door. the show runs from 10:00 to 4:00 today. also happening today, you might want to spend some time out doors for prescription for parks day. the day celebrates the growing day and encouraging everyone to visits parks. lit be a group bike ride, free health screenings and a free lunch in richmond today. the event runs from 11:00 to 2:00 at john f. kennedy park. maybe that's what nii need to g outside and clear up the throat. then you have the pollen out there. we have the wind. we have pretty pictures with the cumulus clouds out there.

winds have been gusting to over 30 miles an hour. you allergy sufferers not liking it today. we're in the upper 50s now but struggling to make it through the 60s. i'll have your seven-day forecast, coming up. also ahead, no steph curry, no problem. the warriors set a team record this the second quarter against the pelicans in their game one victory. when steph is expect

welcome back. it's 9:18 on this last sunday in april. thank you for joining us for abc 7 mornings. let's take a trip to santa cruz, shall we. it's 54 degrees right now. 65 later today and partly cloudy. what about the weather where you li live? lisa along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. the warriors blew out the pelicans in their series opener last night. klay thompson called their pace tiring. he plans to play in game 2 on tuesday but no word if his

minutes will be limited. he hasn't played since march 23rd when he injured his knee. last night the warriors handed the pelicans very easily. they won by 22 points. >> kind of a weird, regular season. the playoffs is here. our guys feel that. the second quarter reflected. what's at take and what we're trying to accomplish. crowd was into it. that's what makes it fun when you see that. >> game 2 is tuesday night at oracle. tipoff at 7:30. the sharks tied up their series against the los angeles golden knights. the sharks beat the golden knights 4-3. it shifts to sap center tomorrow night for game 3. it will be a street rally next to the tank.

it's open to the public from 4:00 to 6:00. the puck drops at 7:00. it's been breezy and we're still under the influence of this weak weather system that's right on the border. things switch up for may. as we look at san jose you can see the clouds and still the hills are green there. looking good. 54 san francisco. you can see the clover. 54 santa rosa. 61 in navato.

that sounds warm wu it's a little cooler than average. the winds are making it a little gusty. you'll see maybe some white caps on the bay. partly cloudy, breezy. well below average. maybe 5 to 7 degrees below average and then much warmer by the end of week. by the middle of the week we'll be reaching where we should be. we have the clouds. i'm going stop it with this animation. this stops at 10:30. you'll notice the green here. there's still enough moisture we could ring out a shower or two. by the time you notice it, it will be over. looking at more clearing by the end of the day. if you're headed out in santa rosa, clouds and temperatures will be cool many the low 60s. 62 sonoma. 63 in vallejo. looking over to the east bay should see 71. concord, 66 and partly cloudy. same add walnut creek this afternoon. 65 san ramon with pittsburgh

coming in at 64. taking into san francisco, no spring warmth here with upper 50s from balboa park. south city about 60. on the peninsula those breezy winds will allow for low 60s. limited sun for you. look at half-moon bay. 59 degrees. it's going to be awfully cool out there and temperatures from palo alto in the mid-60s. notice everyone pretty much in a narrow rain. that's was a of the cloud cover and cooler air. in the south bay about 65. partly lly sunny as well as cupertino. san jose look at temperatures about 6 degrees below the average. we're looking at temperatures about the same tomorrow. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows very little change. we're getting to more sunshine

the second half of the day. on tuesday we're even sunnier. wednesday you'll notice a lot of sunshine and more warming around the bay. stays cool at the coast. thursday temperatures are climbing in our inland valleys. you'll notice the interesting shots we have around the bay with the cloud developments and friday should be the warmest day of the week with near 80 inland even the coast warming up the bay. >> there was a little precipitation this morning but for the most part we're done with the rain? >> pretty much. you could see a sprinkle still. >> all right. thank you. coming up, how you can celebrate the special connection between a pet and its owner and help a dog rescue in the east bay.

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friend, today is the day to head to concord the celebrate camp bow wow's national anniversary. they are hosting a pet adoption event in commemorate their first year in the east bay. they are looking for who ever homes. they will be raffles, camp discounts and treats. the event runs from 11:00 to 2:00 this afternoon. let's get a final check op your accuweather forecast now. >> last weekend of april and it's going be a cool one out there. the second half of your weekend shaping up a lot loike the beginning with 60s. 59 half-moon bay. 63 napa. morgan hills 65. if you're headed into the city for the giants game it will be cool and breezy. winds at 20 to 25 miles an hour. 60 at 2:05 and still kind of cool through the afternoon. the seven-day forecast, a little change tomorrow.

then we begin a slight warm up on tuesday. lots of sun through the rest of the week. temperatures going above average by thursday. mild to warm on saturday. something there for everyone. >> a good looking week. thank you, lisa and thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. we're off early because of the nba playoffs. next at 9:30, nba countdown previews today's action. at 10:00, game 7 of the first round series between the pacers and cavaliers at quicken loans arena. at 12:30, game one of the western conference semifinals between the utah jazz and houston rockets opini. abc 7 news continues at 4:30. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and instagram. have a great sunday and a great week ahead.

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