bel in the great snack rescue. you want a piece of me? good, i'm delicious. creamy, delicious, 100% real cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. it is saturday, may 12. thanks so much for joining us. let's get a look at the forecast. hi, lisa. >> good morning. a big spread in the temperatures today as we see a return to our onshore flow. the low clouds, fog and live doppler 7 painting the picture for you where you can see right along the coast, the gray there and it is entering the golden gate bridge. santa cruz, we're in the 50s. about a 10 degree drop today. right now numbers are in the 60s oakland address mountain view with the sfif50s along the coas.

peninsula, low to mid 70s today instead of the upper 70s. but it is 70 right now concord, 60 in santa rosa. and there it is from the golden gate bridge, sutro tower camera showing the hazy sunshine throughout the morning hours. the fog at the coast and we'll look for the warm temperatures again inland, but numbers will be cooler today. i'll tell you how much and what to expect for mother's day in a few minutes. a major event is pumping positive energy and money into the north bay where residents and businesses are still recovering from last october's wildfires. cornell barnard as the story. >> reporter: if swimming, biking and running long distances is your thing, the iron man triathlon says bring it. >> we have almost 2,000 athletes competing from 47 countries. >> reporter: it is second year iron man has staged its race across so sonoma county, just what local businesses need.

>> it's been a little slow, but i think things are starting to bounce back. >> reporter: kelly has put out the welcome sign. and ray plans to serve a lot of beer and food at his restaurant belly after a challenging year. >> sonoma county, we're still here, gowing and we're bigger and better than ever. >> this is great for the community, great for us. you couldn't be in a better environment. i'm from wisconsin, so good to be here this time of year. fantastic. >> reporter: sadly business never recovered after the fires for lucy's french chocolate shop. she will close this weekend for good after six years in business. >> it's not an easy decision, but it doesn't make sense to keep pushing forward when you know that it will take much longer for the community to come back. >> reporter: elsewhere, things are looking up and coming back.

this weekend, the finish line is in sight. in santa rosa, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. three people were hurt when this deck collapsed in the backyard of a two story home near mills college in oakland. sky 7 was over the home after the deck crashed to the ground around 1:30 yesterday afternoon. a fire department spokesman says two people were taken to the trauma center. and this morning we're hearing from a san francisco mayoral candidate under fire for proposal to eliminate some of the sanctuary city protections. indicate tu you katie utehs has more. >> we will fight. >> reporter: protesters are upset, angela alioto is trying to change the sanctuary policy. it would remove protections for violence felons. on the board of supervisors back in 1989, she authored the original sanctuary city ordinance. subsequent supervisors changed it, she says this initiative gets it back to her original intent.

>> the intent of that legislation was never to protect felons. convicted felons. >> reporter: critics say that she uses trump talking points for political gain. >> this is not the climate to do and i think it is irresponsible to even propose something like that. >> reporter: fellow mayoral candidate mark leno pulled his endorsement of alioto. >> she has used donald trump's language of suggesting and promoting his myth that immigrants are, quote, murderers, rapists and child molests. this is very dangerous language. >> why do they want felons? someone needs to explain to me why do theywant felons. >> reporter: the petition needs more than 9,000 signatures to make it on the ballot. katie utehs, abc 7 news. you can see video statements from each of the eight candidates running for mayor in

san francisco by visiting our website abc7news.com. we have a special section dedicated to the june 5 election. president trump has issued a sdas der deck disaster declaration for hawaii where geologist s warn that kilauea could have an explosive steam at any moment. and boulders could go flying. marci gonzalez has the details. >> reporter: a disaster declaration for the big island after the volcano eruptions, and now they watch for a massive explosion here at kilauea summit. it could send boulders the size of cars rocketing out of the crater, ash blowing 20,000 feet in the area. the kratser crater is in volca national park. outside of the park, there is no danger, but ash could rain down for miles. >> this is not life threateing,

but it is something that people need to be mindful of. >> reporter: 20 miles away, the 15 fissures that septemb s sent sky and detouring homes pausing for more than two day, but evacuation orders are still in place for nearly 1800 residents as geologies say it is likely lava could start flowing again. and they worry smaller cracks like this could expand and open in more roads stranding people who decided to stay behind. alan still refusing to evacuate. what will it take to get you to leave? >> lava coming down the street. >> reporter: most people did leave and still have no idea when they will be able to go back. as for that steam explosion they are expecting at the summit, geologists say it could happen any day. marci gonzalez, abc news, pahoa,

hawaii. degree month oig polifremon recovered a body that was still clothed when it was discovered in a remote area by a hiker yesterday afternoon. officials with the alameda county coroner's bureau used a drone and specialized boat to find and recover the body. a nigerian woman has filed a discrimination lawsuit against united airlines after being kicked off of a flight that was bound for san francisco because someone complained that she had pungent odor. she said it happened on a flight change in houston in 2016 when she was traveling with her children. the suit says a man in business class told the flight crew that she smelled and that he was not comfortable flying next to her. united put her family on another plane five hours later. facebook is planning to expand its san francisco presence in a big way. the "san francisco chronicle" reports the company is expected to lease all of the office space

at the new park tower on howard street. the new building has 750,000 square feet of office space, over 43 floors. this is video from the property management company jll which declined to comment on the report. facebook will now have enough space to accommodate 8,000 workers here in the city. happening today, the largest one day food drive in the country is celebrating its 26th year. today is the stamp out hunger food drive. mail carriers in more than 10,000 cities collect nonperishable food items to deliver to food banks. to donate, just place box or bag of food next to your mail box or bring to your local post office. since its inception, the annual event has collected, get this, more than 1.5 billion pound of food. great to see and lisa, a beautiful day on tap for the bay area. and i'm sure those mail carriers will be sweating a little bit hauling all of those items back to their cars. >> certainly. although the cooling trend

already under way here in san francisco. temperatures are coming down except inland, we're still mild in the 60s in many locations from our sutro tower camera, but we're looking at 50s in the north bay and a drop potentially in your neighborhood. i'll have your accuweather 7 day forecast coming up. and also ahead, you could try to run, but it wouldn't do you any good. the new robot that will soon be for sale. plus -- >> always so insanely welcome. >> taylor swift celebrating the bay area and rocking levi stadium.

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charged to those who are willing to walk to the central garage. the top level would be converted to a dropoff and pickup area. this couple didn't mind paying more. >> we consider things like our age now,s convenience of coming door to door. >> reporter: and this woman is fine with the two tear ier pric structure. >> walking a little to save the price that is why we get uber. >> how much depends. >> reporter: the difference in price is still being negotiated between the ride sharing companies and the airport. regardless of what they decide, the airport commission says that the new fees will be in place by july 1. here is how uber responded, the proposed fee increase goes against sfo's consumer friendly approach and will not help to reduce congestion at the airport. meanwhile the taxi companies say the new structure is fair since they are not allowed to pick up passengers at curbside.

>> i'm glad. they deserve it. >> why is that? >> for the cab drivers. >> reporter: the extra funding would go directly to sfo for road way maintenance and improvement. lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. now to the running robot terrorizing the internet. new video from boston dynamic shows atlas the robot sprinting. it can also recognize obstacles and jump over them. boston dynamics also post this had video of spot navigating through its facility with ease. yesterday the lab announced anyone can buy the robots starting next year. happening today, college students across the bay area are getting ready to graduate. at uc berkeley, chancellor carol crist will take the place came

kamala harris in support of uc workers. the commencement starts at 10:00 this morning. other commencements today include mills college in oakland rktsz that ceremony starts at 9:45. and in san rafael, dominican university will hold its graduation. actor john lithgow and his wife will be keynote speakers. that is at 10:00. and happening today, taylor swift will bring the house down once again in santa clara. last night about 50,000 people came out to see the multiplatinum singer's reputation stadium tour. and katie mar stzullo was there. ♪ >> reporter: taylor swift was on fire. hitting the high notes with flames. >> such a lovely night. >> reporter: worth the drive from the modesto area. >> didn't know until we got here. >> reporter: vanessa brought her daughter natalie as a surprise.

>> she's a very awesome person and i like her music. >> reporter: lilly and fiona have been fans since they were about natalie's age and they created getaway cars hoping to catch swift's eye. >> she invites fans from the arena that are dressed up having a good time and then we get to meet her back stage. >> it would mean the absolute world to both me and my friend over here. >> reporter: among the teens and tweens, grown men who clearly came to make someone else happy. >> when my sister asked me if i wanted to go to the concert with my little niece and i said yeah. and then she said taylor swift and -- >> reporter: turns out he'd do anything for 7-year-old taylor. >> i like her songs. >> i'm dreading that i'll actually really like it and maybe dreading seeing someone i know.

>> reporter: your secret is safe with us, eli. katie marzullo, abc 7 news. live doppler 7 showing you the fog along the coast. it has been entering the golden gate bridge are and we're looking at some breezy winds. we had the offshore winds yesterday. still pretty gusty in the upper elevations and that allows for the warmth this morning. still holding on to the mild 60s, 11 degrees warmer this morning at hayward, napa 15 degrees warmer. but by the afternoon, we'll have cooler temperatures in most spots due to the shore flow, the northerly winds still with us in our east bay valleys with the westerly winds taking over here and we'll see the gusty winds at the coast. 58 san francisco, 65 in oakland. been watching the temperatures drop in some locations around the bay. 65 in mountain view, 59 san jose. gilroy, 55 now. 54 at the coast. and here are the winds that will

dictate the return of the onshore push. low clouds and fog going back through the bay tonight for a great start on mother's day. napa all the way up to 69. takes about a day or so for this transition for the entire bay area. while some of you will notice it today. 70 by the delta, 71 concord, 67 in fairfield. we have the delta winds gusting to 30 miles an hour. when we so that, it is an indicator of the fog being pulled in from the coast. so there is a look from the golden gate bridge with the gusty winds at the coast today. it will be cooler, still warm to hot inland and then partly cloudy and the temperatures coming down still further for mother's day. so as we look at the forecast animation, you will notice that the southerly surge and fog from the central coast making its way all the way up to the bay area over the past few hours. and that will influence our highs today. tomorrow, we'll look for 70s inland with 60s around the bay. 50s at the coast.

and the trend will be to continue to have the cooler air filter all the way in to our east bay valleys. so by monday, we're still looking at the trend bringing the cooler weather and even by tuesday, notice the temperatures still coming down to below average readings. highs today about 80 in santa rosa, so still above average. going to take another day for you to feel the effects of those cooling westerly winds. and then 60s tomorrow with that trend taking us through the beginning of the workweek. in the south bay today, a warm day for you if you are down towards san jose and morgan hill. mid upper to 70s on the peninsula. san francisco in the 60s. at the coast, breezy to gusty, about 80 in sonoma. you will feel the breeze in the north bay. 72 today in oakland, head inland and look at the oranges, heading out toward the delta, but still on the warm side there and the

accuweather 7 day forecast, mid-80s inland, 70s around the bay, 60s for about stinson beach, but elsewhere in the 50s some of the coastal locations with the gusty winds. download our accuweather app and you will be able to track the temperatures noting the trend for cooler weather beginning today except inland and then the 70s inland all week long. so search just a very brief warm-up we had. >> first thing i think of when i see that forecast is today i can go wash my car and it will be great. i don't know why. >> good time to do that. happening today, you'll have a chance to hear from spencer christian at his talk and book signing. his bet is called you bet your life, and he writes about how he survived jim crow racism, hurricane chasing and gambling. it starts at 4:00 this afternoon at the ferry building in san francisco. and then next month, dan ashley will interview spencer at an event at the commonwealth club on june 28 parent tick.

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guests will enjoy exclusive tasting. and the estate features nearly 30 sculptures along with olive trees and daffodils. live local music will round out the afternoon. and the vip reception starts at 11:00. general admission runs from noon to 4:00. the san francisco rose society and golden gate rose society team up for the 77th annual mother's day rose show at the hall of flowers. exhibitors show their judged and award winning garden roses sunday from 12:30 to 4:00. rose arrangements and photography will also be up for competition. and if your mom sees a bouquet that she likes, they are available for donation after the show. or how about treating her to a mother's day brunch? sunday at lake chalet seafood

bar and grill. enjoy gorgeous views and a special menu with delicious options. there will be a dining option for children and live music begin at 1:00 p.m. for detail, go to abc7news.com and we'll link you up with hoodline. a joyous tribute was held in san francisco to honor friendship and late mayor ed lee. >> three, two, one -- >> yesterday they unveiled a life size statue of panda at dianne feinstein elementary school. the panda was designed by the girls who unveiled it, gabrielle and rihanna. their original design on the small panda you see here was chosen from 300 entries. they come from san francisco's friendship city. >> when you pass by, always think about your friends and friendship and don't exclude

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good morning. our sutro tower camera certainly illustrating the changes we have on tap today compliments of the fog that has moved up from the central coast while you were sleeping. but we still have some very mild numbers from oakland to mountain view, but we've been dropping them drop here in sfwran. upper 50s, half moon bay at 54. from santa cruz, at least 10 degrees cooler today. it's 60 in santa rosa. it is mild to warm from novato to fairfield, but the winds will be traveling through the delta, cooling just about everybody off today. so it will take all day for you to feel the effects of this all around the bay, so it will still be warm. look at our 11:00 temperatures inland, upper 70s. elsewhere though, it is cool, half moon bay still mild in the city. but that warming trend is halted. the warm around will just be east of the tunnel and perhaps

in the north bay you will get the gusty winds. so by 4:00, 70s in santa rosa with about 71 in concord. so it will start cooling today, but still above average. wait until you see the seven day outlook. cooler weather for the week ahead. new you fallout over the white house staffer who made a disparaging dismissive comment about senator john mccain and his on going battle with brain cancer. the white house is refusing to apologize or even confirm whether these comments were made. tara palmieri has the story. >> reporter: this morning still no apology or action for those staffer kelly sadler. the special assistant to the president saying that john mccain's opposition to their cia director nominee gina haspel doesn't matter, he is dying anyway. those comments outraging both

sides of the aisle. sarah sanders focused instead on the leak. >> we won't validate a leak one way or the other. >> reporter: senator mccain is battling brain cancer. and on the view, his daughter m puzzled. >> i don't understand what environment that would be acceptable and then you can come to work the next day and still have a job. >> reporter: president trump has long been critical of john mccain. on the campaign trail, he suggested that he doesn't deserve a badge of honor after spending 5 1/2 years asa prisoner of war in vietnam. >> he is a war hero because was tap chur captured. >> reporter: mccain family defiant. >> my father's legacy will be talked about for hundreds 6 years. these people, nothing burgers. >> reporter: this morning abc news has learned that called began to apologize.apolog

joe biden issued a statement saying people have wondered when decency would hit rock bottom with this administration and it happened yesterday. >> i don't know mccain is a hero. >> reporter: this comes after another attack, by a retired lieutenant general. >> john mccain, it worked on john. that's why they call him song bird john. >> reporter: but that claim, false. the fox business host apologizing. >> if i heard it the right way, i would have pushed back. i didn't. i blew it. >> reporter: tara palmieri, abc new, washington. in other news, governor jerry brown has released the final budget proposal of his tenure with the goal of leaving the state in better financial stap sh shape than he found it. the governor's $199 billion spending plan puts aside nearly $9 billion in california's rainy day fund. the package does call for some additional spending to help the growing homeless problem as well as money for schools, state buildings and mental health programs. the governor says lawmakers shouldn't be giddy over

california's projected surplus. >> the legislature will have some ideas, we'll work together. but i can tell you all the people that want things won't be getting what they like to have. >> reporter: the budget surplus is $3 billion more than the governor had projected in january thanks mostly to higher than expected tax revenues. some of the world's top automakers met with president trump yesterday. the current administration wants to roll back some of the box era policies that are now in place. but california is against it. talking about the future of the country's auto industry, president trump hinted at signs of cooperation but maintained his promise to put america first. >> we have a great capacity to building. we're importing a lot of cars and we want a lot of those cars to be made in the united states. >> reporter: in a meeting with to which automakers, the president instructed his administration to explore negotiations with california.

automakers are concerned about the potential of having to engineer and produce two versions of each of their vehicle models if california is able to maintain its own set of standards. immediately after the meeting, a group of ten democratic lawmakers sent a letter to auto executives defending the obama era regulations. bay area congressman mark desonia was one them. >> they are talking out both sides of their mouth, playing up trump saying that we need more flexibility, we want national standard. on the other hand, they are saying we want to deal with california. >> reporter: this month was joined by 17 other states in suing the trump administration over its plan to reconsider the standards. current rules call for an average of about 50 miles per hour per gallon by 2025, but epa officials have been circulating the draft would freeze the federal limits at 2020 levels and would challenge the california authority to set its own rules. whether to say this is about jobs or more choices for people in cars diminishes and fails to

mention the health consequences. >> reporter: automakers have been lobbying the trump administration to revisit the requirements saying that they will have trouble reaching them because more people are buying truck and suvs than ever before. the trump administration is ending a project that measures greenhouse gases. the program led by nasa uses satellite and aircraft instruments to monitor methane and carbon monoxide emissions. it has been critical to help scientists measure and analyze global pollution. critics say without the information, it will be harder to create policies that limit climate change and its effects. a parade at walt disney world in orlando took an unexpected turn when the dragon float caught fire. it happened yesterday, you can see it here, during the festival of fantasy parade. cellphone video shows flames and thick black smoke shooting from the head before an employee used a fire ex-extinguisher.

thankfully no one was hurt. happening today, a gun buy back event in daly city. the police department is offering $100 for handguns, shotguns and rifles. assault rifles can be exchanged for $200. the weapons must be unloaded and either in the trunk or in a locked storage box in the back of your car. the buy back event starts at 10:00 this morning at city hall. still ahead, when life gives you lemons, you make trees. the north bay woman making a big batch of lemonade after the wildfires. but first, here is a live look from our new camera at pier 39. you can see the sea lions there getting ready to wake up and the beautiful sunrise. wow, what a gorgeous shot overlooking the city. lisa argen will have your full forecast.

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he's been called a rockstar lwinning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador. maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look... but his progressive record is solid gold. t.j.maxx asks, what makes your mom unique? she's pretty and nice like me. she is special.

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saturday of every morning. we have fly tying, fly casting, a learn to fly fish program. >> there will be a celebration today at noon to mark the 80th anniversary of the facilities. you can get there early and also learn casting, free lessons begin at 9:30 this morning. lisa is tracking the forecast for us. overnight, it is pretty mild and now we're waking up to some of the same? >> yeah, we've been tracking the fog that has been coming up from the south and the cooling temperatures. it is nice and sunny at sfo, but you can feel the changes out there. it is going to be another warm day aid from the koesz, but rig right now in the are upper 50s in san francisco. 70 in danville. so certainly a different story if you are inland today. we'll talk about the beginning of the cooling trend in your backyard and a look at the accuweather 7 day forecast. also ahead, andrew mccutchen returns to pittsburgh for the first time since being trade to the giants. but would it be a happy ho

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the giants will try to snap their five game losing treek in pi streak in pittsburgh. first pitch 4:05. last night the woes continued though. larry beil has the details in this morning's sports report. good morning. andrew mccutchen is a hero in pittsburgh. he played there for nine years. last night returning to the steel city as a member of the giants. if only he could pitch. because the giants really need some arms. >> batting second, right fielder, number 22, andrew mccutchen. >> they love him. that is tremendous. to the game, giants down 2-0 in the fourth. austin jackson, a two run single. longoria just trying to score. get out of my way please umpire. giants pitchers gave up four home runs. josh bell, this one is going

across the allegheny river. 8-2 bucs. top eight, cuth at the plate, he needs to hit a six run homer which is not possible. fielder's choice. 11-2 pirates the final. giants strike out 14 more times. they lost five straight. friday as met up with gray in new york. now a yankee. say hello again to crush. chris davis, all he does is hit home runs. two batters later, matt chapman muscling up, good-bye! 3-zip as. bottom five, here come the judge. here come the judge. and there goes the ball, a three run blast. judge has ten on the year. jed lowrie getting into the act. whatever he eats, i want.

that is his ninth of the year. giancarlo stanton, he pops out. and just to finish it off, matt joyce, as with their fourth homer. as win 10-5, they are at .500. klay thompson says he would leave tens of millions of dollars on the table to sign an extension. marcus thompson broke the story. warriors say no talks are ongoing. figure this will all come together in the offseason. for now the focus is on the postseason and a monday date with the rockets in the western conference finals. dubs will open on the road for games one and two and that is just fine with draymond green. >> i'd much rather be on the road and healthy and rolling than at home and beat up and tired, you know, sick of each other. we've proven that we can win on the road. we have the confidence to know that we can go anywhere and win a game.

if not two. >> game one is monday in houston. have a great weekend. spectacular mother's day. i'm larry beil. we have a 19 degree spread right now. 54 in san francisco with two mile visibility. 73 in novato and a live look outside from sutro tower camera, the southerly surgery has been bringing the fog up from the central coast all morning long. and now reaching the bay area. but will that impact your temperatures today? it will for some of you. but in livermore, you are still going to be warm at 81 degrees. and then a big drop tomorrow. 74. and as we go through the early part of the week, the numbers continue to drop to below average readings. the coolest day looks to be wednesday and then slowly we'll see a recovery. average highs in the 70s for the north and south end of the bay. mid-70s for this time of year inland. and you can see the camera shaking from emeryville this

morning. so the gusty winds from the upper elevations were offshore all night long and that kept the temperatures very mild. live doppler 7 picking up on that surge of fog from the south. and as we look out toward san francisco, it will be a sunny day, but the winds will continue to be quite gusty in through the golden gate. 65 in oakland, and temperatures are cooler as we get toward gilroy. two mile visibility here. so the fog certainly making an impact at the coast and the breezy winds once again today really from the on shore component, that is the additional change that will allow for the cooling today. yesterday of course they were offshore. 60 santa rosa, upper 60s in santa rosa, but the wind will be howling through the delta today. that will allow for temperatures to be just a few degrees cooler. about 80 today. still warm. and then 67 right now in

livermore. you can see the fog here. a good ten degree drop today from the upper 70s to the mid and upper 60s here. so cooler today, still warm inland. and looking at partly cloudy skies around the bay for mother's day. speaking of the coast, we'll bring the temperatures into the 60s, some 50s possible with the low clouds and fog. so some of you have reached your high temperatures already. elsewhere, it will be another warm day away from the shoreline. so if you look at the numbers inland, still pleasant. in the 80s. 80 on in santa rosa. but around the bay picking up some 70s and the cooler conditions with temperatures considerably cooler as you head down the coast. so we will be looking at that surge of fog to move inland t t tomorrow morning. by the afternoon tomorrow, just in the 70s. so no more 80s as we wake up to

the 40s and 50s. and by midday, checking out the 60s afternoon the what i and inland and by the area, 10 degree drop for you inland. so overnight tonight, 50s with the fog entering the golden gate. well past the east bay communities, perhaps as far as i know land valleys. and just 70s tomorrow. 50s is he coast. and cooling continues mid week. download our accuweather app to keep track of it all. so nice day for a birthday. >> yes, it is my birthday. and sometimes i'm like gosh, you know, what am i doing here on my birthday, i should be at home sleeping. >> another year. >> the world of tv news. >> we like you here. >> thanks. in the north bay, people keep finding ways to give in the arrester math of the firestorm. from abc 7's wayne freedman, the story of a different kind of gift, not money, but life and hope. >> reporter: it's a big garden for a small backyard and the

green thumb takes over. >> the fact that most of these plants came from coffey park, they are my mom's. >> reporter: memories and photos left behind after the firestorm and in penny's bedroom, another project for the future, 40 lemon saplings. >> they just want to be wet. learned it on the internet. >> reporter: penny's fascination with lemons has taken her to a police well beyond lemonade. it began when they tried to grow trees from seeds. >> and so people are like you where doing good with your lemons. and then we caught on fire. >> reporter: turns out there were a lot of lemon trees in coffey park and people have begun to miss them. and then they found out about penny. >> when life gives you lemons, you know, you make trees. >> reporter: tonya williams just after she picked up her sapling this morning.

back in coffey park, her husband mike showed us the remains of what used to be tonya's favorite lemon tree. >> that is all that is left. >> i think it is one of the sweetest things that penny can do to give back. >> reporter: now that the word is out, penny is trying to keep up. >> i'm just a person, not a nursery. >> reporter: and they are just fragile saplings, but in a region that has suffered so much, penny's lemon tree gesture matters. >> beginning people back a little something that is alive. everything was gone. >> reporter: not gone anymore because the lemon trees are making a comeback. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. next, a welcome home party for a pug that was stolen from outside of a supermarket in san francisco.

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we're looking at another nice day if you like it warm inland, but elsewhere a cooldown is in store from the city to the north bay to the peninsula with low seventh r 70s. further cooling for mother's day. so hopefully you are not big heat days because you'd have go way inland for that. >> and in all seriousness, lisa, thank you for spending your day with me. it you know, my birthday and you really are the best. so thanks to making it a great day. and thanks for joining us. news continues now online on twitter, facebook and instragram. it is the job of everyone here to share your story. to tell the truth. help you understand the truth. empower you. empower your family. whether you are worried about your daughter at work or your son at school, we're here to connect you with local experts and resources whenever you need

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