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it's sunday, march 31st. thanks for joining us. let's start with the forecast. we have a look at live doppler 7. >> good morning. what a start to the day. tops of sun. very light winds and temperatures are coming up on the mild side. live doppler 7 not picking up anything except for a little fog along the coast. if you're heading to the beach, how about near 70 today down in santa cruz. 51, san francisco right now. 53 in san jose. 54 at half-moon bay. from our east bay hill cameras, mid-70s in the forecast for you. 50 up in north bay.

50 in concord and a cool 48. some patchy fog. we'll see temperatures climb to near 70 by noontime inland. also around the bay with 60s on the coast. warmer than yesterday. the warmest of the week and we'll increase the clouds tonight. chris. thank you. keep track of the weather conditions with the abc 7 news app. you get updates from our weather team and monitor the forecast on the go. breaking news out in north bay, firefighters are battling a two alarm structure fire in san tap rosa. this is on college avenue at glen street. people are asked to avoid the area of college avenue. more breaking news out of san francisco where one person is dead and another is injured after a crash. here is a live look at the scene. it happened just after 3:00 this morning. you can see it's right under the bay shore freeway.

the person injured is expected to be okay. police are investigating the cause of the accident. mpb a father of four is in a coma this morning after a fight outside of dodger stadium. his wife is asking for help to find the attacker. m m marcy gonzalez has more. >> it hurts my heart. this isn't supposed to happen. >> reporter: the father of four on life support after he attacked. 47-year-old rafael said she was on the phone with him and he left friday night's baseball game and heard a man and woman yelling at him. >> i was hearing arguing and i heard like a smack, a crack. it sounded like a baseball bat. then i heard him start moaning. >> reporter: he was punched once and fell. >> his head hit the ground and caused a skull fakturacture.

now his brain is swelling and he's bleeding on the brain. >> reporter: there's been other violent confrontations including the see vevere beating on 2011 leaving him with permanent brain damage. this morning as police and the dodgers investigate this latest incident, the family is left begging witnesses to help identify and find his attacker. >> someone needs to come forward. i know people saw it. i heard them. i know people saw it. >> reporter: investigators are hoping for more tips because right now they only have a vague dip description of an attacker. it's a man in his 20s who possibly left in a white suv. in san jose, 17 residents of the homeless camp have until this afternoon to find a new place to live. supporters say it was making a positive dent in a bigger issue, homelessness. it's one of the subjects we're tackling at abc 7 to build a better bay area.

home less there were 4300 homeless individuals in the city. of those, only 26% had shelter. ab abc 7 news reporter has more at hope village. >> reporter: imagine packing everything you own in a hurry from the only place that's felt like home in years. >> we're all pretty sad. i'm very thankful we have a place to go for now and a lot of us are together. >> reporter: this is the reason the tent city is forced to close. the faa sent san jose a a a saying it's unfit for use because of the airplane noise. the county has given them moe till vouchers for 30 days. >> the city and county never follow through on their commitment to find another location. we're convinced that the staff

did that deliberately. >> reporter: while many are angry about this situation, others admit they are scared. >> i don't know where i'm going to be next. i'm not a strong street person. >> reporter: aside from this place being locked and secure, there were amenities they had gotten used to having since moving in back in september. over here there were showers flp was also a kitchen and over here there were regular trash pick up. now it's time to move to one of the two motels the city is offering for temporary housing. >> it's nice being in a motel but that was home. >> reporter: after the 30 days are up, just about every one that lived in the tent city expect to return to the streets. finding solutions to the bay areas issues can come in many forms. we invite you to share your ideas and see what your

neighbors think by joining our better bay area facebook group. police are searching for an attacker with a sword who slashed a victim outside a roller rink. he was wearing a red make america great again hat. this happened friday night outside of the skating rink. police tell abc 7 news the victim approached the suspect walking past him which is when the suspect's hat fell off. the suspec then took out the sword and attacked the victim. the attacker took off on foot. the victim's hand was cut but is expected to be okay. in oakland, the family of a 4-year-old boy who was shot in the head is asking for his father to be released from prison so he can see his injured son. the family says he has no brain activity and is on life support. they want the governor to grant release from the state prison. the family says the child found a gun under a bed at an east oakland home and accidentally shot himself. a man who police say the gun's

owner was arrested. a controversial film about abortion is causing a lot of conversation about this topic. the film is based on a former planned parenthood director who now opposes abortions. >> reporter: it's the story of the youngest planned parenthood director saw a video of an abortion resigned in 2009. >> that is when i really saw for the first time this living human being inside of the womb and seeing that baby fight and struggle for his life. >> reporter: johnson hopes her story in the movie unplanned helps other women. >> i just thought, i have another opportunity here to help facilitate healing for those who have been possibly hurt or touched by abortion in some way. >> reporter: movie goers said the movie was too graphic. >> there was no applause.

it was quiet. pretty serious movie. it's not happy. the first party is very bloody. >> reporter: some who support women ee women's rights to choose said the movie wauld not be able to change her mind. >> i feel the woman should have the right to choose what happens to her body. >> reporter: one group, pro-life hopes this starts conversations from both sides. >> understand the really powerful reason behind why someone would feel my body, my choice. >> reporter: now the controversial about this film was seen on social media. the film's twitter account was suspended and they said it was suspended because it was linked to another kouaccount that viold its policies. >> reporter: in a statement about the film, planned parenthood said the claims are false. they provide extra high quality elt ca health care in a safe and

compassionate environment. t >> the post continued saying the film may create opportunities to highlight the prok clamation of the gospel of life as well as creating opportunities for dialogue and fruitful conversations. the debate over abortion is playing out in many state houses and courtrooms nation wide. a woman's right to an abortion in all 50 states was legalized with roi - - - - - - - - - on friday georgia lawmakers bans abortions after a fetal heart back is detected which can be as early as six weeks. the governor is expected to sign the bill. the governor of mississippi signed into law a similar bill this past week.

three other states have passed heartbeat bills in recent years. federal judges ruled them unconstitutional. after a month and a half of being closed because of a mudslide, a road is expected to open tomorrow. the slide destroyed two homes in february. engineers say the road is safe to re-open to traffic. barriers are scheduled to be removed by 5:00 tomorrow morning. last week the city council extended the emergency declaration for another 30 days. officials recommend it remain in effect until all necessary clanp up is complete. lisa, we're off too a beautiful start. >> sure are. numbers are warming properly due to the early sunshine. 54 degrees in san francisco. this is the way it looks with a little haze. how about 57 across the bay. san jose is at 53. most cities in the 70s. right at the coast, 60s.

gorgeous afternoon. accuweather seven-day forecast has a lot of changes. thank you. also ahead, the royal baby watch begins in the united kingdom. we meghan markle plans to give birth. ncht t and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent.

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he's accused of spending tens of thousands of dollars to get his daughter into the university of southern california. the 53-year-old was the he has passed responsibilities on the his daughter. this is a strategic move because a criminal conviction could jeopardize the wineries license. he passed away at his home on friday. the lifelong residents on the city is remembered for helping turn the community from a small town into a suburban business hub. he was 90 years old. with the lyft ipo on friday, more attention is bag bads eing

the gig economy. some come from as far away as los angeles to work in san francisco. you won't just find them in the streets but sleeping in their cars overnight. >> lay back and sleep in my car. the hotels are so expensive. a lot of drivers do it. they sleep up there at mcdonald's and on rest area. they are not homeless. they are just coming down here to work. >> tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, we'll show you one day in the life of an uber driver and the extremes that some go through in order to make a buck. lights went out at 8:30. it wasn't just landmarks.

earth hour has become an annual event across the globe. people need to act to reduce the demand for energy in a warming world. warm weather san francisco tradition occurs today. it's kicking off its 8th season. more than 30 food trucks will be out. there's lawn game, crafts for kids and live musics. the picnic happens every sunday. speaking of the weather. a mild start to the day but we can look forward to a slight warm up. lisa is tracking the forecast on this sunday morning for us. you're right about that. we're warpi inwarming up today. we're looking at this next storm system. that's right. that's what i said. in the pacific that will ride over a ridge of high pressure but the ridge itself will be weakening and sliding to the east. that will allow for a few rain

drops to hit our heads tomorrow especially in the north bay and along the coast. here is san francisco. nice and sunny. 54 degrees. 57 across the bay. 53 in san jose. n morgan hill, 52. look at the sun from the golden gate bridge. 54 in concord. livermore you're dhchecking in 50 degrees. what a day out there. lots of folks still enjoying the snow at about 160% of normal for the season. we have full conditions this morning. sunny and warmer today. look for those april showers this week as soon as tomorrow. perhaps low 70s today. first column is what we should have for the last day of march but the second column is where we'll be today. anywhere from 6 to 8 degrees warm warmer in livermore and san

jose. enjoy it. things are changing as soon as tomorrow. on the coast, a few high clouds. winds on the light side. mid-60s for monterey. for today, we're fine. tomorrow we have inkreetsing clouds. a chance of showers throughout the day and then for tuesday, we're cooler. that system has passed by and allowing for a dry day on wednesday. temperatures will settle to near average readings. there's another system for thursday into friday. this is the way it will look monday morning. dry throughout the afternoon. we're looking at more in the way of possibility of some rain showers. as we do look at totals, we're favoring the north bay but you can see we'll see maybe a few areas of light rain throughout the day into not only monday but your tuesday morning. we're looking at .05 on this is midday morning to

tuesday strti in starting out with mist and drizzle on tuesday. thursday the next system wants to arrive. this one could spread anywhere from about .2 to inch of rain throughout the north bay. highs today from low to mid-60s. 70 oakland, san mateo. mid-70s, 60s coast. 70s around the bay. mid-70s inland. what a work out it's had this wib winter and continues with spring lake showers. first system focusing on the north bay. anyone could see a shower into tuesday morning. the second system has a little more oomph to it. at this point it looks that way but still several days out. >> enjoy the sun while we have it. we're sharing stories of inspiration in a weekly digital series called more in common. this week our country may be

divide about securing the southern boarder but you'll be surprised what these people have in common. >> our motto is humanitarian aids is not a crime. that's what we're doing. we're leaving water, food and some medical supplies where migrants are crossing. >> any name is jim chilton. i'm a rancher. this is my ranch. it goes from here 20 miles down to the international boundary with mexico. >> your church has taken some risk to help those who are making the dangerous trek across the border. why? >> the people who are crossing are the most desperate of the poor. >> you're not afraid there's no dividing this area of the united states between mexico. >> el chapo just recently said that building wall wasn't going to stop drugs from coming into the country. he should know. >> here is you with trump. >> he called me on the stage and

talked about our ranch and the border issue. i said, mr. president, we need a wall. >> you have cameras across your ranch that are capturing people walking through. >> see the big packs of marijuana. that traffic is decreasing. we see less of the big packs and just the regular backpacks coming through. one kilogram of cocaine, one kilogram of heroin. extremely valuable in a

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new this morning, meghan markle is ready to shake things up as she prepares to start her royal family starting with where she plans to give birth. >> reporter: tomorrow is the first of april which is officially royal baby month. these reports emerging to what he understand is her due date. meghan and marry are deciding not to have their baby at the lindo wing of st. mary's hospital in central london. that ward has become closely associated with royal births. the wing is where william and kate had all three of their young children. it's the ward where princess diana had william and harry themselves. if these reports are accurate, we won't be seeing harry and meghan making their mark on

those iconic steps of the lindo wing with their newborn. meghan and harry are hoping for a more private birth. possibly closer to their new home. meghan is to be a first time mom and she and harry are very aware of the intense public interest in the newest member of the royal family. the palace declined to comment on this story. looks like we'll have to wait and see. >> that was jewelry m reporting. the organizers of burning men say they are fighting the culture. they want to increase the number of attendees who are invested in co-creating the experience. burning man says it will expand its low income ticket program reducing the number of high price tickets and limiting them to two per person. organizers are discouraging people from buying as an apartment package deal. registration opens on wednesday.

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we're warming this morning. we're look for the sun throughout the morning hours. 10:00 concord, napa and antioch. upper 70s san ramon. the clouds increase throughout the day. we'll still have a mostly sunny afternoon. it will be milder tonight and we'll see a few showers for your monday afternoon. i'll tell you when and how much to expect in a few minutes. chris. thanks. breaking news out on the north bay. firefighter s have a two alarm fire under control in santa rosa. two structures are involved. one person has been taken topt hospital with burns. investigators are at the scene trying to determine what sparked the flames. now to developing news on the immigrant front. president trump is ramping up the pressure this weekend on top of that threat to close the southern boarder rder in matter days. >> reporter: president trump taking drastic measures to stop

the surge in migrants crossing the u.s. mexican border. >> mexico will have to do something. otherwise i'm closing the bor r border. >> reporter: the president announcing he is cutting off humanitarian aide. three country that is are the primary source for migrant caravans. >> we were giving them $500 million. we were paying them tremendous amounts of money and we're not paying them anymore because they haven't done a thing for us. >> reporter: the number of illegal crossings has risen. 76,000 migrants were stopped at the border in february. 40,000 of those were families. federal officials say march is on track to surpass those figures with an estimated 95,000 migrants. the cpb announcing that 40% of its guards have been diverted from the border to process some of those families. >> wooe'll keep it closed for a

long time. mexico has to stop it. >> reporter: while president trump claims illegal immigration has led to a rise in crime, democratic candidates offering a more inclusive message. >> we are safe despite the fact that we are a city of immigrants and asylum seekers. we are safe because we are a city of immigrants and asylum seekers. >> when a mama picks up her baby and sees violence and death threats, the united states listens. that's part of what we do. it's part of who we are. >> reporter: abc news, washington. >> governor gavin newsome blasted the president saying this president is demonizing legal asylum seekers fleeing violence. it's reckless and intentional and we must call it out. he's scheduled to visit el

salvador this week. there's strong reaction in the bay area to the president's prosales. we have opinions on both sides. >> the trump administration calls it a cascading crisis at the u.s. southern woborder. a surge of migrants hum humanitarian crisis. >> i think the president is misguided. >> he's the executive director for the aclu. >> the border is the port of ten t -- entry for commerce and people. >> jackie speir doesn what to make after the president's threat. >> i'm getting to the point where the president cries wolf too many times. he said he would pull the troops out of syria, which would have

been a mistake. >> shut it down. he supports trump's idea to calm the border crisis. >> that border is controlled by the drug car setels and crimina. it's not controlled by the mexican government or the u.s. government. somebody a has to be an adult and take control. >> reporter: if president trump making good on his threat and shuts the border down next week, the aclu says it plans to get involved with court action opposing the move. developing news out of contra costa county. sheriff deputies are investigating a homicide in bay point. several people called to report a woman down on the ground at 12:30 this morning. deputies found her lying on the walk near north broadway. it's unclear how she died. is calling for more regulation. it said regulators should be working with companies to make

major decisions to set a legal standard for companies to follow and adhere to a better security standard. the four areas that needed to be addressed include harmful content, election integrity, privacy and data portability. these are issues facebook has had trouble with over the past several years. facebook's chief operating officer released her own letter yesterday offering her condolences to victims of the new zealand terror attack. facebook came after scrutiny after the gunman live streamed the shooting that circulated on facebook before being taken down. sandberg says she agrees that social media must do more to strengthen rules for facebook live and invest in technology to prevent violent videos and resharing. police have made an arrest in the death of a young university of south carolina student. she was getting ready to graduate but now her family is

preparing for her funeral. >> reporter: the man accused och k -- of kidnapping and killing a senior is behind bars. this is the last time she was seen alive, getting into car. >> we believe she mistakenly got into this car thinking it was an uber ride. >> reporter: the man behind the wheel, 25-year-old david. he pulled up around 2:00 a.m. you see her get in the backseat and the car pulls away. the next day her roommates calling police saying she never came home and wasn't answering her phone. >> best friends with the family. we have known them since was born. can't believe it happened. >> reporter: just 24 hours,

police spot the car from the area she was seen. pulling it over and arresting roland after a short foot clas. they found blood as well as her cell phone. >> the child safety locks were activated on the door that would not allow someone the means of escape. >> reporter: police now confirming a body found by turkey hunters in a remote wooded area miles away is that of the 21-year-old student. authorities say roland recently lived nearby. her father writing it's with tremendous sadness and a broken heart. i will miss and love my baby girl for the rest of life. samantha is no longer with us but she will not be forgotten. still ahead, a robot getting to work at whipping up smoothies but not everything is going smooth. a live look outside from our east bay hills camera.

lisa will have your full forecast with more on the changes ahead in just a fe to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california.

good morning. maybe a trip to pier 39 to see these sea lions. lisa returns to tell us more about the rain on the way. happening today in san francisco, it's the first to have two sunday streets in the ex exselsior district. you can walk, bike or hang out along the mile long route. it runs from 11:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. l lisa, maybe you don't fleed a need a jacket out there.

no p. rain first. then snow in the mountains. a couple of systems to talk about next with my accuweather seven-day forecast. you know it's a good night. we have the highlights from the a's win over the angels

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a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. temperatures expected in the 60s for much of san francisco today. lisa rumpbs eturns in a few min. in sport, a busy day ahead in oakland. there's four more regular season games left. the warriors return home to face steph curry charlotte hornets. the a's close out their four game series. first pitch is at 1:07 p.m. the giant will try to gain a slit in san diego. that game starts at 1:10 this afternoon. the a's have a chance to get back to 500 with a win today. we have highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, every one. the a's have the defense. they have the offense. one question enter this season was the starting pitching. brett anderson is the third starter on this home stand to provide some answers.

the a's also have a pretty good ball boy. check out this snag. the bull pen flinched but he e didn't. a's jump out in front. in the fourth, it's back flipping season. the a's taking 4-1 lead and there is the back flip. ander son cruising. it doesn't thourt have a platinum glove. anderson is the third straight a's starter to pitch 60s shut out innings. we believe it. a's win, 4-2. the three runs the giants scored in the sixth inning are more than they scored in the first two games combined. those three were enough to give the giants a win of the season.

rodriguez strikes out. five innings and two earns. no score in the sixth. stephen dugger scores. nest batter is evan longoria. now still in sixth, bases loaded. it's a three run inning for the giants. locks down the giants. first one of the 2019 season. 3-2 the final there. the sharks needed over time to snap their seven game losing streak but the reward is one they could not let spllip away. they had to fight for it. two all in a third.

it was his birthday. 3-2. sharks. 30 seconds later an identical goal. in overtime, sharks on the power play. brett burns, one times it and he'll finally get off. that seven game losing streak is over. >> you want to win those games. no matter what happened in the past but obviously we needed a win too. it's just nice to get one. >> it was a hard fought game. gegt over the lost column and getting back in the win column. it was a good one for us. >> did that feel like a playoff game a little bit. >> it did. >> you can get away with murder out there. that was a playoff game. >> frankie will do the same for the a's at the coliseum.

1:07 the first pitch in the east bay. we'll bring you highlights at 5:00. until then, have great day. getting a check on the full accuweather forecast. hig hi lisa. >> we're looking at a lot of sunshine. a little bit of patchy fog. really getting set for another fantastic day if you like it sunny, a bit warmer and we have been looking at the nice weather from the weekend. we got a lot of sunshine. the weeds not too bad. it's in full bloom. we'll have more rain to your garden in the flexion couple of days.

live doppler 7. as we widen the perspective, we're looking at a system that will try to ride over the ridge. the ridge will slip away to the east. we're going to lose this ridge of dominant high pressure. this system is not get every one wet. i think it will get some of you wet in the north bay. pier 39. lots of sun out there. 54 san francisco. 57 in oakland. with mid-50s from morgan hill, half-moon bay, 57. san jose, 53. golden gate bridge here. a lot of sunshine out there. a beautiful afternoon. we're looking at some more spring like conditions as we get to monday. beginning with tomorrow we'll look at that in a moment.

you'll notice we're still on the mild side with a few 70s. cooler than today because we have a lot of cloud cover and the chance of showers. on tuesday, looking at showers. by wednesday, we're dry. this is what it should look like for early april. low to mid and upper 60s around the bay. as we look at our forecast animation for your monday morning, you'll note we could see a few showers in the north bay. as we go through the evening hours, they're still around. they are not concentrated but they are hit and miss. with that we'll see amounts more likely in the north bay that add up to about .2 pu t. tuesday morning, the chance of rain. wednesday, we're dry. then here comes the next system that some forecast models want to bring in anywhere near a quarter to a half inch of rain from friday into saturday. we'll look for this one to have a little more precip for us

available by the end of the week. today, looking at the 60s at the coast. 70 san mateo as well as santa cruz. over in the east bay, kind of mild to warm. 69 for the game. it will stay that way throughout much of the afternoon. chance of showers in the north bay tomorrow with a lot of 50s overnight due to the cloud cover. 70s inland. this will continue into tuesday. download our accuweather app. thursday and friday it's the giant's home opener. we'll fine tune it as it gets closer. >> light showers not too bad. thank you. silicon valley is automating the food world with artificial intelligence. a start-up called blended launched a smoothie may recollecting robot. we went to the campus to test out the new technology that's getting a mixed reception.

>> chief bea isn't a chef, at least not of the human variety. it's artificial intelligence that can blend up to 45 smoothies per hour. it dispenses ingredients, washes dishes and pours with precision. >> this is what it does prp. >> reporter: he's the ceo and co-founder of vivid. he is testing this on the usf campus. >> it's the future. it's creating other jobs and furthering opportunities. >> reporter: she disagrees. >> this blended thing just crashed. a lot of people didn't get the

smoothies they ordered. you have to question the reliability and whether or not it's the moral thing to do for people that are looking for jobs in the san francisco economy. >> reporter: blended has hired five student brand am bass source to education customers about the technology. next, a yard sale like no other. what you can find. and you realize great minds shop alike? yes.

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high low to mid and upper 60s. 74. that is 7 degrees above average. enjoy the mid upper 60s in richmond today. 76 in concord. tomorrow with the increase in clouds, we have a chance of showers that linger into tuesday. a stronger system thursday and friday which could linger into flexion weeken next weekend. these are not big storms. for april standards, we'll see accumulating precip. >> as always, we'll take as much as we can get. >> thank you. thanks to you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. we'll leave you for now with a live look outside. abc 7 news returns at 5:00 p.m. until then, make it great day, everybody.

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