border. mr. trump wants all illegal immigration halted by mexico. he says if they do not comply, he will shut down either the entire border or large portions of it next week. there's strong reaction to the president's demands. we have reactions on both sides. cornell? >> president trump says if the system at the border isn't fixed soon he will close it. some here in the bay area are hoping that doesn't happen, but others believe it's the only solution. the trump administration calls it a cascading crisis at the u.s. southern border. a surge of migrants into the u.s., creating a humanitarian crisis. >> i think that the president is entirely misguided. >> sultani immigrated to the u.s. with his family. he is a director for the aclu which celebrated its birthday. he believes president trump is

wrong. >> the border is the port of entry for commerce, for people. and shutting the border is a misguided attempt by the president. >> jackie speier is feeling a bit of deja vu. she doesn't know what to make of the president's threat. >> i think better minds will attend to his effort to always try to do something that's hyperbolic. >> but leo lakhaio says shut it down. he supports president trump's idea to calm the border crisis >> what american can be against securing or borders? would you let everybody into your house? i don't think so. >> if president trump makes good on his threat and shuts the border down, the aclu plans to get involved with court action opposing the move. the threat to shut down the border is raising red flags for businesses.

$1.7 billion worth of goods cross back and forth between mexico and the u.s. every day. so a boerder shutdown would caue big consequences for big businesses and smaller businesses. >> for us, uncertainty is the worst thing that can happen. >> you're going to lose $1 billion a kaday to stop a few families from coming in? it doesn't make sense. >> the state department is cutting off all aid to honduras, guatemala and el vsalvador. a mysterious glowing object has returned to the bay area skies for the weekend. it's a great place to be basking in the sunshine and the thing we're talking about is the sun. don't get too comfortable with the weather. >> it feels like it's making a rare appearance to start out our weekend. but a spectacular saturday.

we are soaked in sunshine, not only in the south bay but across the entire region on this saturday evening. you talk about our planner, overnight, if you're out and about late tonight, clear skies, and temperatures gradually falling into the 40s early tomorrow morning. high pressure clearly in control. live doppler 7. it will shallbe a dry finish tomorrow. but rain chances are not completely out of the forecast. you look at the next seven days, and you could see several chances for wet weather to return. we'll take a look at warmer temperatures tomorrow and the first of those series of storms coming in on monday in the accuweather forecast. we'll see you in a few minutes. a napa given up control of his winery. he is accused of spending tens

of thousands to get his daughter into usc. the press democrat reports he's passed responsibilities onto his father. it is a strategic move because a criminal conviction could jeopardize the winery's license. a father who jumped into the san joaquin river to save his son remains missing. the family had been on a fishing bat when the boy went overboard. the 41-year-old father went into the water to rye try to infant. the young daughter called 911. the infant is recovering but the father has not been located. we have followed the flight of the residents of hope village. now the clock is ticking on residents to place to live. we are joined from san jose

where the dead lean line is fas approaching. >> reporter: you can see behind me the last of the 17 residents are packing up th packing up thh this was a fully-functioning tent city. they had their own showers, a kitchen, even trash pickup. now there are empty squares everywhere, showing where tents used to be. the majority of people who have moved out have gone to two motels here locally. they have vouchers for 30 days. after that, many think they'll be out on the streets, near the river or in a shelter again, but monday of those places they say. >> safety, you know. and i don't know where i'm going to be next, but i'm not a strong street person. i know a lot of rules now, unfortunately, unfortunately i had to learn.

are your the reason this place is closing, they needed the village it to move because it's unfit for because of the noise. the founder of the village thinks it's personal that the city didn't want to find anywhere else for these people to locate to. he expects many to return to the streets once motel vouchers run out. abc 7 news. lyft's debut on the stock market is hailed as a success. it saw its shares pop as much as 21% at the closing bell. lyft stock was up nearly 9%. some of its drivers are going to be cashing in as well. depending on their history, they could earn from $1,000 up to $10,000. lyft also plans to invest ann l annually in transportation

initiatives. while lyft's ipo minted a new round of millionaires, it doesn't fix any of the challenges around the industry. we are going to spend a week focussing on some of the issues, ranging from drivers struggling to make ends meet to safety in traffic. >> that at the peak morning and p.m. commutes, 50% of the congestion in downtown san francisco is a result of uber and lyft. >> look for our coverage beginning tomorrow night. we'll give a new perspective on how rideshare companies have altered the bay area's landscape. you can't always get what you want. you can try sometimes, but the rolling stones is pulling the plug on the tour which would bring it to the area for the first time since 2013. a disease they're looking to put an end to. police say a man tried to use a wild scheme to hide the theft of his girl scout cookie money.

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rolling stones fans are going to have to wait for the band to return to the bay area. it is postponing its tour so mick jagger can get medical treatment. it's not clear what medical challenges he's facing. fans are encouraged to hang onto their tickets, because the

stones plan to reschedule their concerts. they came here in 2013 for their 50th anniversary tour. researchers met with dozens of families around the world today to help put an end to life-altering diseases. abc 7 was in burlingame where a research conference was held on jordan's syndrome. today 50 families traveled from 22 countries to meet with columbia and uc davis researchers who have isolated that gene and linked it to other conditions. >> as a linkage to epilepsy. the more the research happens the more they find out the mutation has linkages to a number of diseases and have clues on how o deto deal with t. >> it has also been linked to

autism and alzheimer's. police say brian couture called 911 earlier this month saying he fought a robber who broke into his home. they found him unresponsive. he admitted making up the whole thing. a spokeswoman for the girl scouts confirmed $740 in missing cookie sales from couture's daughter. they are working on a repayment plan. love knows no boundaries. great video of seals enjoying romance in the sea, and drew tuma will follow that with the forecast. and favorite advances through the sweet 16 and a big boost from anna

well, get ready for free park fridays in the east bay to celebrate the 85th anniversary, the regional park district is going to waive entry and other fees starting every friday in april. it does not apply to state fees like fishing licenses and boat inspections. there are plans for free events

and concerts at some of the parks as well. we showed you the sea lions at pier 39. to be fair, it's time for seals. a diver caught this romantic moment. they appear to be snuggling in the seaweed and at one point even appear to seal their relationship with a kiss. isn't that sweet? drew tuma? >> yeah! >> they say in showbiz you should never follow kids or animals. >> even warmer air will move in tomorrow. live doppler has been tracking rain for how much of the month. today it is dry and will remain dry over the next 24 hours. high atop the north bay hills, great weather out there. and now with some drier weather in the forecast right now, a lot of folks want to know when can i wash my car?

if you haven't washed it today, you can do it tomorrow. we have the planner on your sunday, dry skies, comfortable temperatures, a lot of spots into the afternoon will go into the 60s. and our warmest spots will head into the 70s. but rain is in the forecast as we look at the next four days. tomorrow we're dry, but monday and especially tuesday we're tracki tracking rain's return. get the car washed today or tomorrow or you'll have to wait until wednesday. temperature wise, it's comfortable right now, 60s in most spots. we've cooled to 57 along the coast. 60 in san francisco. 65 in mountain view and 64 in napa. mainly clear skies across the board. a touch of patchy fog in the north bay. otherwise over the next 12 hours we'll drop into the 40s. a lot of sunshine from start to finish. as we head into the afternoon, numbers a little bit warmer

tomorrow than we are today. 70s in a lot of spots' w away f the coast. in the south bay, 75 the high in san jose. 74 in cupertino. the same in sunnyvale. 73 for mountain view. the city tomorrow going to 66 with sunshine. 63 for daley city. into the north bay, a lot of 70s on the board. 73 in vallejo. if you are headed to the a's game, beautiful day for a ball game. 70 for oakland the high. 74 in union city. 68 in rich land. 76 in brentwood, 75 for walnut creek, 74 the high pleasanton. mold supports apores are runnin

right now. make sure you wear sunscreen. changes come into the forecast on monday. cloud cover and then we'll pin point showers in the north bay as we head back to work and school. but a better chance for area wide showers on tuesday. sunny and warm. enjoy it tomorrow. there's a best chance on monday of light showers everywhere, and then more showers thursday into friday and the upcoming weekend next weekend. now abc 7 sports with mindii bach. >> the last double digit seed in the sweet 16, the cardinal got a big game from anna wilson, and they needed it. she is the younger sister of russell wilson who was in chicago with his wife next possess, fast break for stanford.

and there is wilson yet again. she is on fire off the bench. a three-point stanford lead in the third. wilson drains the three. she ends up outscoring four starters. stanford will face defending champion notre dame in the elite eight. 55-46 the final. last night was a game the warriors won't soon foregotze. stephen curry may see a fine after he did not hold back his opinion. in overtime, look at the minnesota rookie, he slapped curry's foot from behind while curry shot a three. definitely made contact. no foul called. this was worse, kevin durant fouled going up for the shot. the referee said it came before he was in the act of shooting. after the game, the visibly frustrated warriors sounded off

on the referee. >> you'll have to ask the mvp of the night. >> i don't know what else to say. kind of mind-boggling. >> i want to keep my money. they [ bleep ]. let me just stop there on officiating. but you seen them play. >> lebron james' first season in los angeles is officially over. the lakers are shutting down james to hope his groin recover. he averaged eight assists a game, by far the fewest games he's played in a year in his 16-year career. his early exit breaks his streak of the appearances in the finals. this crazy stat was shared about james. these are all the things that did not exist the last time james missed a post season. what could you live without?

i think the iphone, which is the top of that list for a reason. that's unbelievable when you look at all those things. the a's infield officially passed the torch to the. a's infield matt chapman was presented with his platinum glove. chavez threw out the ceremonial pitch. he admits he did not see chapman play much last year but plans on watching him roam the portion of the field he used to own. >> it's, you know, obviously the hitters hate it, i hated it as a hitter. but, you know, ball's down over there by the pitching sufficient. and it is a lot of foul territory for a hitter. >> always fun watching eric

chavez play. tiger woods beat rory mcicilroy. woods a third of the way through the quarterfinal, but woods' magic didn't hold. tiger sinks a birdie putt. but on the 16th hole, look at the long-distance put by beauregard. now they're tied. and on 18 woods makes a critical mistake. his shot lands notiin the beauregard tops tiger woods. the globe trotters keep taking their trick shot to new levels. this is a bucket attempt from a rollercoaster inside the mall of america in minnesota. look at this. drains it.

unbelievable. this is just crazy. we have to brag, though, apparently the mini hoop is the only hoop that mcclurken can't connect with. he's 0-2. that is definitely more impressive. >> wait until you put the rollercoaster in there. >> i'm all in. >> lebron's management problems i guess were never overcome. this might be the definition of swinging for the fences. how much a man is expecting to get for a rare bab

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tonight on abc 7 news at 11, mark zuckerberg is publicly calling for more regulation of social media. the four areas where he wants the feds to crackdown. plus the movie about a parenthood employee hitting theaters this weekend. a man is off for a huge payday for a baseball card he bought for $2. it's a rare 1921 babe ruth. it could fetch $4 million at

auction. dale ball is the name of the man. you can't make that up. >> i told my mom, look at me and say i finally believe you. and for my dad to know that i had something that was going to fix us all and take care of us. >> he has, i don't know what you call this, a fountain of value. other cards include ty cob, cy young and walter johnson. he will be able to help his family. we'll see you back here at 11:00.