campus. >> leslie brinkley tell us about the investigation in l.a. and the heart break in oakland. >> this is an unspeakable tragedy. >> reporter: the city of oakland is in mourning after the son of a local city council woman was killed in l.a. >> this young man who is the son of not just an oakland city councilwoman, but someone who is a champion for violence prevention. >> reporter: 21-year-old victor mcelhaney was shot one mile away from the usc campus early on sunday. his mom, oakland city council member, phoned her best friend sunday at 3:00 a.m. and told her victor was shot in the head. victor was shot in the head. >> i think those of us who have love for the mcelhaney family have been numb with this news. of this devastating loss. >> reporter: bullock said they asked her to be in court for closing arguments for a case

involving the murder of his grands grandson tori hughes gunned down near the west oakland b.a.r.t. station in 2015. >> i can't imagine a more challenging time for a family to have lost tori hughes three short years ago and to lose victor this weekend in this way. >> it feels like a member of my family has been taken away and i think i speak for our church and everybody that knew lynette, this hurts deeply. >> reporter: victor mcelhaney was a gifted jazz musician and a student at usc and friends call him loving and brilliant. >> l.a. city council members are working with gibson mickel hal y get the body released to get it back home. the goal is to get victor back home to celebrate his life in oakland. i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. in the north bay, the clean-up continues for towns

inside of the russian river area. in guerneville it is two weeks since it crested above flood stage and today is the first day for curb side trash removal and residents made piles of water damaged furniture. supervisors set aside $2.5 million for flood clean-up but they're hoping fema will help with the amount of waste. >> it is unbelievable how much stuff there is in the street. we do believe it is a record-breaker in terms of the amount of debris removed. >> transportation and public works crews have been working over time to deal with the debris and yesterday was the first day off. officials say it could be more than two weeks before the streets are cleared. >> and today we got weather we're accustomed to this time of the year. sunshine. but the question is how long will it hang around. >> because march is really a rainy month. let's get to spencer christian. >> this is what i like to call mr. roger's weather. a beautiful day in the

neighborhood around the bay area. a look at live doppler 7. clear skies and it is sunny all day. and we see no interruption this evening. check out the 24 hour temperature change. not only sunnier than yesterday. but a lot milder. seven degrees warmer in san francisco than at this time yesterday and 8 degrees warmer in oakland and concord and 12 in brentwood and 14 at fairfield and 13 warmer in santa rosa and mountainview 12 degrees warmer. this is the view from sutro tower over san francisco and 59 view from emeryville looking at a bright sunny sky. a couple of hours before sunset. 63 degrees. well maybe an hour and a half. 63 at santa rosa. 60 at napa arks petaluma mid-60s and at fairfield and concord and livermore and with the clear skies expect a sharp drop in temperatures tonight. a frost advisory in effect for much of mendocino county. a closer look at how chilly it will be around the bay area in a few minutes. >> spencer, thank you very much. well tonight we've learned

that two of the eight americans killed in yesterday's deadly plane crash in ethiopia were brothers from northern california, melvin and bennett live in redding and they were on vacation before going to ethiopia where the crash happened and raising concerns over the plane that went down, the boeing 737 max 8. >> melanie woodrow joins us from san francisco international airport with reaction from travelers. melanie? >> reporter: ama and dan, we spoke with passengers who were arriving here on an air canada flight. they were concerned and so are people online. airline passengers are frustrating that normal rebooking policies are in place for airlines with the boeing 737 max 8 in the fleet after two fatal crashes in less than five months. thect sunday when an ethiopian airlines max 8 crashed killing 157 people including eight americans.

>> it was a result of inadequately trained pilots and an airplane that wouldn't be dispatched and here we do not appear to have something directly related to pilot action. >> i trust air canada. it is worrisome to a certain extent but i don't pay too much attention to it. >> the flight returning back home that ultimately will not be the same type of plane but then again we bought our tickets so -- >> reporter: ethiopian airlines grounded the four other max 8, regulators in china and indonesia are doing the same. the max 8 continue to be in service here in the united states. air canada, southwest and american airlines say they're normal rebooking policies remain in place. a point travelers on twitter are not happy about. one tweeting does anyone want to play russian roulette. fly on the canada boeing 737 max 8 aircraft.

they have said they have extensive analytical data supporting the safety of the aircraft. the union representing america airlines flight attendants issued a bulletin said if they feel unsafe to work the 737 max, they will not be forced to fly it and some are cautioning members against speculation. if you want to check what type of aircraft you'll be flying on, you should be able to click on the flight number or the word details when you book your reservation or afterwards then you could see the type of aircraft. at sfo melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> any word on why international carriers have grounded the boeing 737 max 8 but not north american carriers? >> reporter: well, the exact reason has not been shared clearly, but the aircraft, the max is not as much of a part of the fleet of those international airlines. it is a bigger part of the fleet of the airlines here in the united states. now that being said, all of the airlines here are saying they

stand by the safety of the aircraft and that their following faa regulations. but certainly if there were to be a grounding here in the united states, it would likely have a larger impact on service. >> melanie woodrow, thank you. the latest crash sent boeing stock tumbling down $22 a share a drop of more than 5% of the value, at one point down 13% before a late rally. b.a.r.t. is looking into what caused a computer crash that created a systemwide shutdown on saturday morning. a software failure the a specific network switch locked up the complex computer system that routes trains. it delayed the start of the saturday b servicey three hours and everything wasn't back to normal operation until 11:00 a.m. b.a.r.t. hired cisco to find out what caused the glitch. >> they're doing the comprehensive forensic analysis to tell us what went wrong and what do we feed to do to make sure it doesn't happen again.

>> b.a.r.t. said there have been no problems since workers re-set the system saturday morning. tesla is putting its plan to close stores in reverse. but to keep them open, the electric carmaker will raise the prices of the vehicles. all models will go up by 3% next monday except for the model 3 with a starting price of $35,000. tesla did close 10% of the stores but in a blog post said those locations would have closed any way. you may recall at end of the last month tesla is shifting to an online only model to reduce the prices of the vehicles. a chp officer was injured in a crash on highway 101 in san mateo. sky 7 was over the scene. you could see the huge response by other officers. the chp said the officer who was on a motorcycle collided with a volkswagen golf just south of third avenue, just a little after 10:00 a.m. it was about 10:20. we've highlighted the bike on the video for you. abc 7 news has learned the officer has a broken arm and his

injuries are not the driver of the vw is cooperating with investigators. a man who said he was on a cross country trip to confront google was arrested in mountain view yesterday. police first got word of 33-year-old maine resident kyle long from iowa state patrol when he told troopers during a stop he was going to meet with google because his youtube channel had been shut down. mountain view police say they found three baseball bats in his car. last april one person shot and injured three people at the youtube campus in san bruno before killing herself. she had threatened youtube for changes she felt were decreasing her video views. san francisco has a new public defender, mayor london breed appointed manu raju after the death of jeff adachi, they will elect a new public defender. abc 7 news spoke with him after the announcement about his priorities. >> diversity issues are important. we'll look into the gang

inductio inductions to see if there are people taken off the unjings, you he served as the public defender following adachi and he said he told the mayor, he didn't want the job. he then asked if he had any plans to run for elected offices this november, and he told us no. a fremont family said it learned through a video link that a loved one was going to die. >> the message delivered by a robot, but the hospital said there is another side to this story. a great day to hit the waves at mavericks but time is running out to hold the famous contest. and an update on the woman who was attacked by a jaguar while trying to take a selfie. what the zoo said will happen to the big cat. a lot more to bring you.

ways to build a better bay area and a valley woman is making the neighborhood a safer blase after her grandmother was beaten and left for dead at a san francisco park. >> dion lim has been working with the family of the 89-year-old in a story only on abc 7. >> we were praying that she can talk to us again. >> reporter: we visited 89-year-old woman in the hospital for the first time since her brutal beating on january 8th. where she was left for dead and in a coma. >> no one should suffer from violence from hatred. >> reporter: today there are miraculous signs of improvement. wong could open her eyes and point to a piece of paper on the wall to express what she needs. >> this has ignited in all of us

the desire to help and to bridge communities. >> reporter: determined to make this predominantly asian community a safer place, the granddaughter and her family led the charge to hold community forums with law enforcement. san francisco supervisor shimon walton also responded with more patrols with chinese speaking officers and dedicating money for a new police substation, all spawned from family pain. all reasons why she will be honored by the board of supervisors this week. >> she's been an avid leader in this and we're excited about everything that she's done. so we have people from the community that are out looking out for our elders and looking out seniors and bringing community together. >> reporter: there is still a long road ahead. wong suffered a stroke and in critical but stable condition. there is now, though, at least hope for more community conversation to make visitation valley a safer place. >> there is a opportunity for

healing and a chance to ask what can we learn from this situation. >> dion lim, abc 7 news. >> and the suspect 18-year-old key on they gaither is facing 16 charges including attempted murder and elder abuse. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area and what issues do you see where you live. use the hashtag better bay area and join the conversation. a fremont family is brokenly the loss of loved one and the way they were told he didn't have much time. >> liz pena is live at kaiser permanente in fremont with the story. >> reporter: the family told us we are expecting a doctor to walk inside of the hospital room, instead the patient's granddaughter say a robot rolling and the doctor told them their grandfather was about to

die. >> unfortunately there is nothing we can treat effectively. >> reporter: prognosis that would have been difficult to accept under any circumstance, became even more painful for the quintana family of fremont when the doctor used a robot to deliver the bad news. >> the doctor said that there was no lungs left, and that he was ready -- he was needing to have comfort care. and that that would entail a morphine drip until he died. >> at the time katherine quintana's daughter was the only family member in the hospital room. quintana left her daughter behind after the doctor assigned to her father in the icu explained she would give the family the final results next morning, instead a different doctor rolled in via video. >> so we never heard from the doctor, you heard it from your daughter? >> yes. because we couldn't understand the man. he couldn't hear them. and the robot couldn't come all the way in the room. it could only come so far. because it is a big machine.

it couldn't come close enough to my dad. >> so there was no bedside manner. there was no compassion. he was reading a script. >> reporter: 78-year-old earnest quintana days a day after the news that his lungs were failing. >> my dad's reaction was to my daughter, well, i guess i'm going to go quickly then. and he put his head down. down.. >> that was it. >> reporter: kaiser perm yenty confirmed it is part of the policy a nurse or doctor is always in the room. in a statement to abc 7 news, kaiser said in part the evening video conversation was a follow-up to earlier in person physician visits and was not used in the delivery the initial diagnosis. and added, we regret that the use of a video call did not meet the quintana's family expectation of passionate experience. >> they didn't brother to call

us. they just did this to him. >> reporter: the family's hope the policy of the hospital will change and allow patients choose whether they want to have a doctor or a video. luz pena, abc 7 news. the number of measles cases keeps going up. we already know of at least two this month in the bay area and both people on the same international flight that arrived at sfo. one person is from san francisco, the other from santa clara county. this is the first case since 2013. centers for disease control said nationwide 228 cases have been reported. washington state and new york have reported the largest outbreaks. on the peninsula the surf is up at mavericks in san mateo. sky 7 went up to see boards in the water, waitingor aice set tool in. not bad. the swells are expected to be quite large today. as well as wednesday. but the legendary surf contest has not yet been called. still on the fence about it. a quick check online showed the deadline to hold it went from

the -- from the friday to the end of the month. organizers decided against holding it in december because waves were too big f. they do call it, there will be history. women will be competing for the very first time. >> that is exciting. and the weather is exciting. >> just lifts your spirit. >> it does. it is amazing. >> it is long rainy season. >> consider my spirits lifted and it looks like a week of spirit lifting coming our way. live doppler 7, sunny skies now and all day. and it looks like that is a pattern that will stay with us for a while. i showed you the 24 hour temperature change earlier but notice how warm it is ash the bay area right now than at this time yesterday. so on we a look at how many days of rain we've had in march so far. today is march 11th, the first day so far this month we have not had some measurable rainfall. so that is good news. i guess. and so far this year how many rainy days have we had versus dry days.

well the rainy days have outnumbered dry days in san francisco by 38 to -- 32, in oakland and 44 to only 26 dry days and in san jose the rainy days have outnumbered the dry days 47 to 23. so you have the picture. it is a rainy year so far. a live view of blue skies over the bay. looking from the east bay hills camera, these are the forecast features. clear and chilly overnight. windy tomorrow with a few passing clouds. spring like warm-up starts later this week,overnight look for low temperatures under mainly clear skies dropping into the mid to upper 30s in the north bay valleys. upper 30s to low 40s in the inland east bay and the south bay but around the coast in the mid-40s and tomorrow high temperatures under windy conditions will rise to only upper 50s on the coast. but we'll see a few low 60s around the bay and inland as well. the forecast animation. a cold front dropping down from the norm west that will produce

rain in mendocino county and north and it will lose moisture approaching the bay area so it will swing throug tomorrow bringing passing high clouds followed by rapid clearing and accompanied by strong gusty wind. we don't expect any measurable precipitation in the bay area. so here is a look at the wind gusts. 3:00 tomorrow afternoon, gusts will reach almost 40 miles per hour on the coastline. we'll see 15 to 25 mile-per-hour gusts everywhere else at that hour. and then later in the evening, we see the gusts intensify to about 20 to 30 miles per hour near the bay and inland and over 40 miles per hour on some coastal locations. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. and look at those sunny skies. they'll be a few clouds around. but tomorrow gusty wind but sunny skies. a little bit calmer and milder on wednesday. and thursday we get a few clouds and a low clouds but no rain is expected. milder pattern begins big-time on friday. and look at the weekend. high temperatures will be in the low to mid-70s. near the bay and inland, saturday and sunday and monday,

mid-60s on the coast, and again seven consecutive dry days. >> wow! >> we haven't seen a pair like that in a while. >> it is great. thank you, spencer. so wells fargo is under more scrutiny. >> who is going to demand answers tomorrow from the bank over its numerous scandals. stay with us. more to come. wait, xfinity lets crazy fast internet speeds, and pick the types of channels i want? yep, now you can get a package that's just right for you. this is the best day of my life. oh boy. i mean, this is the fourth best day of my life. get more of what you want and less of what you don't. nailed it. you think so? yep. now that's simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for $34.99 a month for 12 months. click, call or visit a store today.

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the spotlight this week. the bank ceo will appear before a congressional committee tomorrow as they look into the numerous scandals. the bank first came under fire for opening accounts without customers' knowledge and later it came out wells fargo had charged people with car loans for insurance without them even knowing about it. and they are looking to start to attract much younger riders for harley-davidson. they are buying electric bike maker stay stick to produce two model that's could go up to 10 miles per hour app are meant for children. and president trump are proposing adding a fee to e-cigarettes to reduce the use by teenagers while helping the fda keep an eye on new tobacco and nicotine products. fee is part of the budget unveiled today. the teen use of e-cigarettes has surged over the past year. the stocks started the week off on a high note. two bay area companies fueled today's rally, apple and

facebook both received upgrades to buy by major investment firms and the dow jones rose by 200 and the nasdaq had a strong monday picking up 149 points and the s&p 500 gained 40 as well. it is a story that is created quite a buzz. a jaguar attacked a woman who climbed over a zoo barrier to take a selfie. the zoo said it has made a decision about the big cat's future. and the bay area has long been involved in the space race in a big way. a look at the role in effort to return to the moon and perhaps beyond. >> we need to continue to secure the country. we need to continue to secure the border. president trump releasing his budget and he has

this was someone who were brothers that could help their career. >> the lawyer for the two men who say they helped santa rosa native jussie smollett fake an attack speaks to abc news. she said her clients have evidence to back their claims the attack was -- on the actor

was fake. >> abc news reporter daniel backus tells us about the connection between the man. >> in an nbc exclusive. >> they've worked with jussie and known him. >> the attorney telling george stephanopoulos her clients are innocent. >> i'm confident that they did not do a hate crime. >> the brothers seen here buying supplies for the alleged attack against empire star jussie smollett saying that he paid them to stage the entire thing. >> they were training together and so they were paid for that. but they were also asked to do this favor for him. >> reporter: abc news obtaining a copy of the $3,500 check investigators say was written by smollett. on the memo line, five week nutrition workout program and friday night on cnn smollett's brother's version of events. >> what do they have that corroborates the story? these are the two people who did

it. what do they have besides their word that says he was in on this? >> do my clients have evidence? of course. they are free men and they are at home. >> reporter: smogget now facing 16 felony counts from allegations he lied to police about being the victim of a homophobic and racist attack. smollett is scheduled to appear in court on thursday where he'll likely enter a formal plea to the 16 counts. dania backus, abc news, los angeles. the singer r. kelly was released from a chipg jail over weekend after a $160,000 child support payment was made on his behalf. in an interview with kprc, his publicist said the payment was made by fans friends across chicago. a man claimed to turn over a video tape to the u.s. attorney that allegedly showed r. kelly abusing underage girls and his attorney insist it is not him.

under a new measure all counties would be require to establish an electronic data base that allows agencies to post reports of suspected sexual abuse. weeks after the death of 8-year-old gabriel fernandez in 2013s who who was booz-- was ab bihis mother and boyfriend they have a system to share critical information. >> we want this to happen through the entire state because if we have these isolated cases in the antelope valley, it is crazy to think they are not happening elsewhere in a state of 40 million people. >> a similar bill failed last year after there was a concern about sensitive information in the data base would be kept secure. new developments with the woman attacked by a jaguar over the weekend. and at an arizona try trying to take a selfie. the zoo said the woman came back and apologized to officials for what happened on saturday. she had stepped over a barrier to take a picture when that big

cat took a swipe at her through the fencing, cutting her arm. woman needed stitches for her injuries. the zoo said it has no intense -- no intention of putting down the jaguar. milwaukee will be the host of the major democratic convention beating out houston and miami. wisconsin is a swing state and became the focus of the 2016 presidential election. hillary clinton chose not to campaign there and donald trump was the first republican candidate to carry the state since ronald reagan in 1984. republicans will hold their convention in charlotte, north carolina. president president trump has released his 2020 budget plan including billion dollars for the border wall. >> the senate is expected to vote this week striking down the president's emergency declaration. abc news reporter serena marshall brings you up to date from washington. >> reporter: a new budget but for the president the same

priority. >> we need to continue to secure the country. we need to continue to secure the border. we're not going to be bashful about that. >> reporter: in his newly released 2020 budget, the white house seeking nearly $9 billion for a border barrier. six times more than what he got following the longest government shutdown in u.s. history. and it also includes a bump to military spending, the $4.75 trillion budget, the largest in federal history has sharp cuts to domestic programs, slashing almost a third of the epa budget, the education department by more than $7 billion and $1.9 trillion in cuts to safety net programs like medicaid. but it is the border request that could mean deja vu for so many. >> we have a humanitarian and national security crisis at our border and the president is doing his job in addressing it. >> reporter: democrats warning in a statement saying congress refused to fund his wall and he was forced to admit defeat and reopen the government. the same thing will repeat itself. we hope he learned his lesson.

the proposal comes as the senate gears up for a vote to nullify the president's national emergency declaration. his attempt to allocate money for the border wall without congressional approval. enough republicans are on board to pass the bill. the president tweeting republican senators have an easy vote this week, it is about border security and the wall and not constitutionality and precedent. already a veto promised. >> nearly a dozen republicans are on the fence and if they have the majority in the senate, us unlikely they'll have it in the house and leaving the constitutionality up to the courts. abc news, washington. the space race is heating up once again. >> see how the bay area is going to play a big role in the effort to make a return to the moon. plus -- >> a bay area woman said a warehouse store canceled her scheduled delivery five

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america has a goal to put astronauts back on the moon within a decade. >> and the groundwork is being done in mountain view. david louie will show you why the work is so crucial. >> reporter: for the baby boom

generation, it was an unforgettable event broadcast live on tv. the date, july 20th, 1969. >> that is one small step for man, one giant leap for man kind. >> reporter: engineers and scientists at nasa aims are doing research to put astronauts back on the moon in a decade and to explore mars after this satellite will go into space next year. astronauts who have gone into deep space have developed heart disease and problems with radiation exposure. >> the longest person has been in deep space is the apollo astronauts under two weeks to this environment and they were affected. >> reporter: the labs experiment will focus on human radiation over extended periods and heat shield continues at the complex so spacecraft can with stand extreme temperatures when returning to earth or landing on other planets.

even the shape of the spacecraft has to beconsidered. >> how to operate the mission dictates the materials and the shapes or geometry that you choose for your entry probe. >> reporter: this test chamber helps to determine whether where it is safe to land on the moon by shooting projectiles up to 15,000 miles an hour and used for the apollo program. >> in this era of super commuting and simulation, one has to wonder would data back to 1966 still be applicable today. >> there is more detail of what is going on during the impact events than they theorize, this is why we've been doing this for 50 some odd years. >> it is expected to lead to a new era of deep space milestones. at nasa ames, david louie, abc 7 news. more to come here. a bay area woman ordered a new dishwasher from costco that turned into a never ending nightmare. >> so she called 7 on your side

wech some cool video of nature in action in south bay. a small pack the coyotes sarato moments later a group of deer

pop you the -- -- they pop out and chase them. this picked up again as the video came to an end. the man who shot it said the coyote saw his truck and spit into pairs. skittish. don't see that -- >> who do you think you are? >> leave us alone. our wet winter has made for a breathtaking display in the hills of riverside county. >> a reporter amanda brandeis tells us people are flocking to lake elsinore to see the eye-popping super bloom of california poppies. >> word of wild flowers has been spreading like wildfire across the state. >> i don't know if there is a term for a super bloom, when the star as line and we get the right conditions. >> to see the beauty and nature and enjoy the poppies. we only come every few years so you have to come and enjoy it. >> reporter: jessica rodriguez is a local. >> they're so cool.eporter: and

seen this many people come for the bloom. >> read it on facebook and everyone is blowing up the spot. >> to see the poppies, visitors must find a spot in a mile long stretch of parked cars. others out to take photos from the freeway which is illegal. >> they want that perfect picture and that is expensive. >> reporter: and jonathan is with riverside county parks posting signs to tell people not to step on flowers and they've created barriers to protect certain areas. >> out of the flowers please. >> you are seeing them trampled. >> all flowers and animals are protected, from picking and trampling and degradation. >> reporter: he will protect the bio diversity from the thousands of daily visitors. picking just one flower could mean 30 less in the future. >> people want to get out and get that beautiful selfie in the flowers but as you could see

thousands of people here and if they did that, we wouldn't have the poppies. >> and dogs and pot pele pigs can enjoy the flowers as long as they respect the rules. >> it is beautiful. stay out of the flowers. can a delivery be called convenient if you have to take time off to get it from work. >> i say no. and that is what a livermore woman was wondering after a big box store canceled her delivery numerous times. >> so she asked michael finney to get involved and come to the rescue. >> it is one of the annoying things in life and sitting at home and waiting for something to be delivered. well this woman's wait turned out to be longer than she ever imagined. this woman went online to order her new dishwasher back on december 29th. costco.com canceled the first scheduled delivery but made good on the second promised date. >> it came on the 9th but it was broken. it worked once. > reporter: they scheduled a second delivery and a third. >> they never showed up. even though we had an automated

call saying we're showing up. >> reporter: one month later, the delivery service did show up, but without the new dishwasher. >> they were supposed to deliver a new one but they said no, we're only scheduled to come bic up the broken one. >> reporter: by now marina is getting used to cleaning dishes the old-fashioned way, by hand and her husband took time off work for these deliveries and both are getting frustrated. >> six times they scheduled appointments and six times i didn't get a dishwasher. >> reporter: her boss suggested she contact me. so she did. four days later, she heard from costco. >> by tuesday costco.com called me, offered me a full refund. by thursday i had the full refund. >> reporter: she has since bought a new dishwasher from elsewhere and received it five days after she ordered it. >> it was the best customer service experience we've had and considering what we went through it was just such a delight. >> costco.com did not respond to our request for comment. however, it did offer her an

extra $200 for last-time -- lost time at work. thank you for that. now i want to hear from you. the 7 on your side hotline from open from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., through facebook and abc7news.com and thursday is a big day around here for 7 on your side. we have our tax call-in and we have tax experts here. everybody's taxes are amess this year. so get your questions together and give us a call. >> almost midway through march so it is a month to go. >> i know. >> that is crazy. >> with all of the changes in the tax code it is complicated. lited, enjoying the t sunshine. forget about your taxes. >> it is simple, spencer. >> exactly. simple spencer. oh, simple, comma, spencer. okay. thank you. here is a look at live doppler 7. sunny skies and it looks like we'll have a lot of sunny skies ahead. t n seven days, zero, otti

zero, zero. all around the bay area. so let's move along and take a look at overnight conditions under clear skies. we expect chilly conditions in the inland valley with lows in the 30s but 40s around the bay and the coast and tomorrow mainly sunny but a little dry cold front sweep through that will bring clouds from time to time. we're not expecting rain but windy but highs will still reach into the low 60s inland and around the bay and upper 50s on the coast and here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. it is mild for most of the week and then just going to get almost warm by the end of the week. weekend will bring high temperatures in the low to mid-70s around the bay and inland at mid-60s on the coast. couldn't be any simpler. >> simply spectacular, spencer. >> thanks. simply perplexing, warriors. >> mindyi. >> we need a better sport casts. clap for me. and klay thompson wantsyer help. can you help a brother out. ter trying to win championships

for klay thompson that slogan strength in numbers includes the home crowd. after last night's lost to the last place sun's thompson called out warriors fans. he did not live up toason, with games remaining, the warriors have three more home losses this

year than in any season under steve kerr and the team know they are slumping. they've lost four of the last six games. the splash brothers are missing open shots. the players are looking toig international and thompson wants the fans to do the same. >> i expect our crowd to be more into it too. i know it is not the playoffs but it is the last round at oracle and you could stand up when we make a good play and we need that energy this time of the year. >> i think i understood what he was talking about. but like i said, it is all tied together. when you play well, when you play with great energy and the spirit and the fans will be naturally more excited. i do know one thing, we really thrive on the energy at oracle. and i think the fans have helped us win at a high level. and we need them and but we have

to give them more to cheer about for sure. the raiders intend to make super bowl champion trent brown the highest paid offensive lineman in nfl. oakland will sign the 6'8", pound for $60 million. and $36.75 million is guaranteed. the 49ers drafted brown in the 7th round of 2015. they trade him to the patriots in 2017. brown protected tom brady's blind side last season starting every game all the way through super bowl liii. and the 49ers line up a blockbuster deal. san francisco is expected to sign quon alexander to a $54 million and he spent the first four years with tampa. the 2015 fourth round pick became a starter his rookie year and made the pro-bowl in 2017. he tore his acl last october but should be ready for the season. and former 49er frank gore

is not done. the fan favorite of everyone in the nfl agreed to a one year deal with the bills. he turns 36 in may to make him the oldest reason in the league. a foot injury ended his season with miami. he needs 252 rushing yards for 15,000 all time and 522 yards to pass barry sanders. snow or rain could stop the post man but not in the bundesliga. and a wind open shot and the elements make the amazing save. the ball just stopped before crossing the line. unbelievable am. i think that player was crushed. you know it is not the day when the snow stops your shot. this saturday we'll bring you the first ever last broad from inside of the chase center. larry beil and the after the game crew bring you the highlights while they show you around the warriors future home.

it is impressive. and i'll join them from okc where i'm covering the team. could you watch it all right here on abc 7 and we are rooting and cheering for a win to make my job easier. >> we had a tough stretch. >> really tough. >> thank you, mindi. well, coming up at 9:00 on cofi tv, vandal goes on a tire-slshing spree in san francisco. you'll hear from frustrated neighbors. >> then on abc 7 news at 11:00, new details about the deadly ethiopian plane crash and what we're just learning about one of the victims and her bay area ties. now coming up on abc 7 at 8:00, it is the bachelor followed by the good doctor and then stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> at 11:35, it is jimmy kimmel live. tonight's guests are dab danny deveto. >> look for more on the abc 7 news app and i'm dan ashley and

i'm ama daetz for a spectacular spencer christian. >> there you go. >> simply spectacular spencer christian and mindi bach and the entire news team, thank you for joining us this evening. >> have a good rest of the evening and we'll see you again at 11:00. here is a look at the chase center where after the game will be broadcast very soon. they're very excited about it. they are touring it and it looks spectacular. the new home for the warriors. >> that is spectacular too? >> a lot of spectacular to go around. for comfort food at a comfortable price, try my sourdough patty melt combo with fries and a drink for just $4.99. it's the perfect remedy for the uncomfortable things in life... like flying, the dentist ...and guys named ronald. i have my reasons. try my $4.99 sourdough patty melt combo today.

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