good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. it's saturday, april 6th. good morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a preview of the accuweather forecast. lisa argen is tracking the forecast. hi, lisa. >> we have the storm impact scale with us with number one on it here which means light activity, about a tenth o an inch throughout the morning hours, a little breezy and look at the light rain falling in the north bay. we'll go in closer around jenner, dylan beach and marshall west marin highway 1 and also up towards yountville, napa and fairfield. the rest of you not seeing the

rain showers, not likely you will get wet and a whole lot of clouds and 56 in hayward and it is 54 in santa rosa with mid-50s in mountain view. we will go with the showers this morning and the surf are sun coming up featuring more clouds and mid to upper 60s and a dry afternoon and we'll look for a partly cloudy evening, setsing up for a pretty good looking sunday, but can it last? i'll let you know in a few minutes, chris? >> thank you. all lanes of the benicia bridge are back open after a bomb scare. the southbound lanes were shut down for several hours because a man stopped in the middle of the bridge and said he had a bomb. officers took him into custody, but the bomb squad had to examine a suspicious package left in the truck. nothing dangerous was found. all lanes re-opened around 11:30. the suspect is identified as 54-year-old rodney brinker hoff. he is expected to face multiple

charges. repairs are under way on the richmond-san rafael bridge after chunks of concrete fell once again. it happened on the west end of the span. back in early february it was the east end. lu luis luz pena has more. >> sky 7 caught the moment the concrete fell on the eastbound lanes backing up traffic for two hours. >> it's basically reaching the end of its life and they've been patching it for years. >> reporter: he says this bridge needs to be replaced and the cal trans director says that's the plan. >> developing a study for the beach replacement and this year we'll be requesting the sums to do that study. >> a piece of concrete fell and this incident was not the same. they were doing demolition work on some of the sliding plate expansion joint and some of the concretes fell on that barrier system.

>> there were no injuries today and they were planning to avoid this bridge. >> i'm worried of something dropping on me. >> ironically, richmond's mayor joked about it closing on april 15th. >> i didn't mean for it to be a prediction. i meant for it to be a joke. >> caltrans did confirm the bridge is safe for drivers. luz pen a abc 7 news. a teenager is recovering after a car drove into an apartment building in santa rosa. police say a woman left her 16-year-old daughter and a 14-year-old family friend inside the car when she went inside. the car was left running so the 14-year-old boy got into the driver's seat. the girl was outside the car apparently teaching the boy about the car's controls and that's when the boy somehow the car into gear and hit the gas. the girl was dragged until the car dragged into the building and however she is expected to be okay. time now is 6:03. dozens of student, family

members andy friends gathered to mourn a abc 7 news reporteran ansar hasn was there. >> this is the time to honor pauly shatswell. >> if you knew him you knew how great he was. >> the hugely popular pittsburg principal was shot and killed at his home allegedly by his wife following a dispute. he leaves behind eight children and his son spoke. >> he was an inspiration to all of us whether to do good or make better choices in our lives. that's just when his goal was. >> mansour is an esl teacher at shatswell's school. she wants people to remember how paul was always willing to low pressure. >> a very outgoing person, just very helpful and loving. okay, let me help you with this, or let's do this. >> he loved education, but if it was up to him he probably would

have been a rock star. >> paul's daughter spoke of his love for music and his sister talked about his love for family and community. >> i just know that he's watching all of us, and i know that he is happy that we're all together, and i promise him i'll be around for the rest of my life and i love you guys so much. i love you, paul. >> earlier the mom cannot have contact with the three young children because they could be called as witnesses in the case. she has pled not guilty and remains in richmond jail. in pittsburgh, ansar hassan, abc 7 news. >> san jose police have been cleared of wrongdoing in the deaths of 24-year-old jennifer vasquez. >> [ bleep ] you will be shot! >> this is body cam video, the santa clara county district

attorney just released. the shooting happened early christmas morning. officers misidentified officers in another shooting. she threatened officers after a high-speed chase in a stolen vehicle. four officers hit vasquez 14 times after repeatedly warning her to stop. the d.a. found her behavior made the officers after she was the wrong suspect. >> the uber was trying to make a left turn on to sacramento street from mississippi when a black kia hit him. the saps ran from the screen. vallejo police are looking at surveillance video from a nearby home hoping to identify them. the uber driver and passenger were not seriously hurt. as part of our efforts at abc 7 news to build a better bay area, we've been digging into ride share realities this past week. we looked at the advantages and challenges of uber and lift.

those have included a commute challenge on monday as a ride share or cab faster. we looked at uber and lyft's safety policies and how some cities including san francisco are working to accommodate the influx in ride sharing. we also got a first-hand look at what it's leak to be a driver. wayne freedman, this is what happened. >> take a look at our car. we rented it from lyft and now we're going to hit the streets of san francisco. so welcome to the fray. it's slow moving much of the time on the big city. you are watching the man casting himself to the whims of passengers he'll know only on a first-name bizziasis, but not f long. >> you must be amanda. >> yes. >> you're karen. >> and here's hamid who was happy to talk as long as we didn't show his face. >> we know how to get to the airport.

we've done this before, but never professionally. >> what's the feature story? >> i just want to know what it's like to be a lyft driver. >> oh. >> so i signed up. it's not that hard to sign up. it is all online and answer a few questions and give them a license number, social security. the hardest part for me was figuring out what picture to use. >> would you ride with that man? >> no. >> are you trained to be a slightly scary picture? >> a scary picture might be appropriate when dealing with downtown traffic. >> we'll make another right on harrison. >> okay. shush your mouth. >> one learns quickly out here that civilians rarely give rideshare drivers any kind of break. are you kidding? i'm working, man! >> the lyft app is actually pretty simple and effective. it connects you with passengers and shows you the best route for getting them where they want to go and you have to -- john. we're on a first-name basis.

i have to get sean. don't go. >> god, i feel an obligation to sean. a bit more background. lyft will lease a car like this for $219 a week plus taxes and fees. the driver pays for gas and a $1,000 deductible. >> what was your reaction when you saw my picture. >> mostly, drivers and passengers make small talk. >> you know why i like shauna? because they have a lot of chinese food. >> that said, be careful what you ask. >> you don't watch tv? >> i don't watch tv. >> out of the car! out of the car! out of the car! [ laughter ] look, another lesson with hamid on the airport run. >> we are on millbrae because we missed the exit, okay? >> hamid was an out of towner and the driver has to work for those tips and tell him you're

giving him a special tour and sell it. >> now we'll go from the bottom. your driver made $60 on six rides and he used more than a quarter tank of gas and it is a hard way to make a living and now the good news. finally, we got hamid to the airport. >> the most dangerous portion of your journey has ended. >> so now the burning question we never answered. did we ever connect with sean? the answer is yes, and it only took us 20 minutes. in the newsroom, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> you can see all our ride share reality stories on our website abc 7 news.com. we also want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area and share them by joining our better bay area on facebook. time now is 6:10 and what a surprise for the riders seeing wayne behind the wheel. speaking of sunshine, will we

see any of it today. >> maybe late in the day in the south bay and right now it's the raindrops in san rafael and napa, santa rosa and even at the airport and you will not see it in the inland valleys and that's the rain and plenty of clouds for everyone, mid and upper 50s and better chance for more sun on your sunday and i'll outline it all and have a look at more rain and more sun in my seven-day outlook. >> avengers assemble how they're helping to give back to children around the globe. and -- >> i'm amanda del castillo, a food and travel website recently called san jose one of the mos

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at disneyland resort good morning, everyone. time right now is 6:14 and we're taking a live shot along the embarcadero. you can see it's windy out there with that flag flapping around. we do have some changes in the forecast. we'll get a check of the full accuweather report lisa argen coming up in just a little bit, but first. a mother and her young son have major injuries after three dog attacked them in the backyard of a vallejo home. officers arrived to look ut drive last night to find the pit bull ter dwreriers attacking th victims. police say the dogs were under the victim's care at the time. the woman and the boy were taken to a trauma center. solano county animal control seized the animals. >> for the second year in a row, california ranks number one in the country for dog-related

injury claims. state farm claims $18 million for dog bite claims last year. experts say never leave a baby or small child alone with the dog even if it's a family pet. walk your dog on a leash and if a stranger wants to pet your dog make sure the dog is comfortable. in the east bay the ground is sinking in downtown moraga and it's not the first time and the problem is near the ream valley shopping center. this was the view from drone view 7 back in 2016. a sink hole in the same area swallowed an entire intersection and traffic signal. repairs three years ago cost nearly $3 million. officials say it could cost as much as three times as much now. the town needs storm drain funds to deal with the storm drain system or the system is aging and it's at 60 years old. things are failing now. >> if the depression does grow, the problem could affect the entire storm drain system. time now is 6:15 and taking a live look at san jose.

online food, travel and entertainment website thrillist says it may be one of the most underappreciated cities in the country. abc 7 news reporteder amanda del castillo has the story. >> reporter: silicon valley, the global center for tech and innovation. across the country, most associate the high-tech hub with another booming city. >> san francisco is the place they know. to get technical about the tech capital it's san jose. travel and entertainment website, thrillist touted san jose as one of the most underappreciated cities in north america. >> i agree with it. >> residents note the city's value and the mystique of the house and the details and murals across downtown san jose and the bold installations at the institute of contemporary art and the culture. >> we have the largest vietnamese population right outside of vietnam. that's huge. >> tough to miss japan town and other international enclaves around the city. >> you almost don't have to leave country. you can get everything you want

worldwide here. >> reporter: professional sports at the sap center which ironically was named the top concert arena in the area. >> the sharks made a big difference when they moved downtown. >> much more is expected as they move to the heart of the city soon. >> they were doing a lot for their own publicity. >> san jose state was named the most underrated college in the country. it isn't an insult, but a testament to the city's humility. >> we don't promote ourselves. we are humble and we mind our own business and we just do our thing. >> wong says changing culture, changing tech and changing the way the world thinks. in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> a super surprise in disney california adventures. bob iger was there yesterday and they announced disney and its partners are donating $5 million in cash and toys to benefit children with critical illnesses. disney is the parent company of abc 7. >> weatherwise, parts of the bay

area is seeing rain and lisa argen is tracking the forecast. hi, lisa. >> good morning to you. we're looking at the north bay and in san francisco. live doppler 7 showing you the rain in lima this morning. if you're headed out to the coast you will definitely run into some wet weather? slick roads and also out towards fairfield. elsewhere, not a whole lot happening, but we are looking at the precip offshore and this will continue to rotate in throughout the morning hours and as far south as the santa cruz mountains and we do dry out in the latter part of the afternoon and check out the eastern pacific and we still have plenty of clouds and this mid-latitude flow allowing for higher relative humidity and lots of clouds out there and moisture at times. in the south bay, we're in the mid 50s with sunnyvale and cupertino. not much change elsewhere along the bay with the low 50s and lafayette and el cerrito. as we look at san jose, we could

see the clouds stacked up and showers right through 12:00 and this afternoon with the dry conditions and not a whole lot of sun out there and it will be a lot of clouds and tomorrow looking at a bit more sun and especially for the north bay and our next system arrives monday night very weak into tuesday. >> beach hazard statement from sonoma all of the way down to santa cruz with 6 foot heights down around monterey and seven feet in san francisco. as we look at our high temperatures tomorrow we bring out a little sun and the temperatures go up into the low 70s for concord and livermore. 66 in rich mopd and 65 in santa rosa. for monday, a little bit of rain headed your way and cooling things off into the 60s and we are still mild in the east bay and south bay and behind that system it's cooler, it's breezier and we'll look for numbers in the low 60s to perhaps near 70 degrees as we go

through the morning hours and here is the rain. it's light and along the coast in the shoreline in the north bay. not likely reaching the inland valleys and perhaps an oakland through san jose into the early afternoon. amounts, as we talked about, very light about a couple of hundreds to 0.04 in hayward if anything at all. looking at temperatures in the mid-60s in oakland and 64 in napa and 67 in palo alto. we need a big ridge of high pressure to dry us out and it doesn't look like it will happen and we'll have a brief break into tomorrow with a little bit more sunshine. so in san francisco, waking up to 50s and cloud cover tomorrow for the rock 'n' roll marathon series and 11:00 near 60 degrees and here's the accuweather seven-day forecast with those nuisance showers in the morning hours mainly along the coast and the coastal hills and the north

bay then we'll dry out and the numbers jump into the mid-70s inland and 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast and increasing clouds and maybe a few hundreds in san francisco by late monday into tuesday. we're dry and sunnier tuesday and wednesday and it's not bad and not ideal and it's something to wait on the rain this morning if you want to head out later on today. >> sounds good, lisa, thank you. >> just ahead, sky-high gas prices. how much experts t

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>> good morning, east bay. let's get up and get going. this is abc 7 mornings. >> it's great to have you with us. i'm chris nguyen. we're seeing rain in some parts of the bay area this morning. here's meteorologist lisa argen on the current conditions where you live. >> here's the storm impact scale and it's a one-week nuisance system for some of you and the north bay along the shoreline and scattered light showers and a bit breezy at times and if you look at live doppler 7, you can see in the north bay very spotty from lima to forest knowles and up through vacaville. elsewhere, it will move in along the coast in the next couple of hours down through the santa cruz mountains and a pretty look here at santa cruz where we have some of the sunshine with the sun coming up in the next 20 minutes and 56 in san francisco as well as san jose and from the exploratorium camera, mostly and

partly sunny skies and the showers this morning. numbers on the mild to muggy side this afternoon. the showers have ended and it's cloudy and in the mid-60s by noon time and later on this afternoon upper 60s out there and maybe a few peaks of sun and overall we'll be cloudy throughout the day and we'll work on that sun for your sunday. chris? >> lisa, thank you. >> happening today, president trump is in nevada to speak to the national leadership of the republican jewish coalition. this is video of him arriving in las vegas after 11:00 last night. he flew in in los angeles where he made a visit to the unannounced golf club. the president now says he's giving mexico one year to stop the flow of migrants and illegal drugs into the u.s. here's abc news reporter ramina pugo with the story. >> president trump arrived in the southern border to tour the first portion of the fencing. >> it's greater and much more effective than the previous

wall. the president greeted by protesters with the call to shut down the entire border with mexico. trump walking back that threat. now saying if mexico doesn't stop the flow of migrants or illegal drugs a year from now he can shut the border. >> we will shut it down if we have to and we'll tariff the cars coming if we have to. >> reporter: while officials say the number of undocumented migrants could swell to 1 million by the end of the year. mexico has ramped up their enforcement efforts. >> mexico's been doing a great job. i want to thank the president of mexico. >> mexico saying there's been no change in policy. it was tied to pressure he was facing from business groups and fellow republicans. >> closing down the border would have catastrophic, economic impact on our country. >> reporter: but president trump said national security should come before trade. he is putting a tear identify mexican-made cars coming into the u.s. if the border situation

doesn't improve. as trump arrived in calexico to tour the fencing that is taller and stronger than the one before it. those on the u.s. side say the only thing they want is to talk to the president about the real isues they are facing. >> we will not talk about a fake crisis. we will talk about what we need here. >> >> a tattoo shop is offering a special deal with all of the money going to one of his favorite charities. the rapper was murdered last weekend and police say he got into a fight with eric holder outside of hussle's store on friday holder came back with a gun and pleading not guilty to murder charges. holder is being held on $5 million bail. boeing is cutting back production on the 737 max and the move is only temporary. boeing says it will reduce the output from 52 to 42 planes

every month. the 737 max is being scrutinized after more than 300 people died in two crashes. a preliminary report of last month's crash in ethiopia appeared to point to a possible problem with the plane's anti-stall system. all of boeing's 737 max jets have been grounded since that crash. the coast guard has seized more than 7 tons of cocaine withed group based in alameda. six suspected smuggling vessels were intercepted in international waters off the coast of mexico and central and south america. they were off loaded in san diego yesterday. the drugs are worth more than $190 million. the operation is part of the coast guard strategy that focuses onning someli smuggling the eastern pacific and caribbean. one county is suing the state to tristrike down deliberations. the cities argue the rule conflicts with another one that

gives them control over how they choose to deal with legal marijuana. the local communities suing are santa cruz county, vacaville and the city of san pablo. they've come up with a solution to ease downtown traffic. officials there have been quietly piloting a free valet service and so far it's been a success. >> in mountain view this isn't your ordinary downtown parking lot. >> good morning, ma'am. free valet service for you. this has been great. they take the car and it doesn't cost anything and it's been real easy for us. >> a pilot program now under way offering free valet during peak hours. dozens of drivers making use of the city-provided service on villa and franklin. on average, 30% of terrific are people circling for parking and using existing space without having to create additional infrastructure. >> for example, a restriking of

a parking lot or building a parking structure because that takes time and coordination where this program they've been able to ramp up with a short amount of time. >> the chamber of commerce says the program has been beneficial for everyone. >> the more people that have the opportunity to come downtown and do their shopping or have a drink, get some food, bring your family is better for us as a community. >> funded by the downtown parking district, the pilot operates between 11:00 in the morning and tuesday through saturday. this june, the program will expand starting at 11:00 and go until 10:00 at night on the same days. >> i look for two or three different parking spots and went bu two separate lots and this has been my savior so far. >> a potential solution for other bay area cities to consider. >> i think any pilot program like this is a great experiment to try to find better ways to

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are taking a life look outside from the emreville camera pointing at the bay bridge this morning and we are off to a dreary start throughout the bay area. we'll get a check of the full accuweather report and lisa will let us know when we can expect a break in the rain coming up. first, a herd of goats wandered on to private property on los altos hill. and that was the santa clara property. the goat-to guys. it estimates 50 goats were roaming in the area thursday night and with the help of animal control and the sheepdog they were able to herd the goats back to their owner. a rare sighting in monterey bay. these are killer whales. the last confirmed sighting was in 2011. they're usually seen in pugit sound in washington and usually people in the seattle area were wondering why so many were missing. so here's answer. they've been hanging out here in monterey bay. time now is 6:39.

lisa argen is here with it is preview of the accuweather forecast. >> it's dreary out there as you said and drippy from the roof camera. you can see the winds blowing and this has to do with the system through the bay area. 56 in san francisco, and 52 in san ramon and not likely you will see rain in the san ramon valley and you will see plenty of clouds and we will talk about the sunnier day over the weekend and the next chance of rain in my accuweather peculiar. lisa, thanks. the warriors have one more regular season game in oracle and steph curry leading to a victory, and we'll have the highlights i wanted more from my copd medicine... ...that's why i've got the power of 1-2-3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3 ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy with trelegy and the power of 1-2-3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to... ...open airways,...

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good morning, everyone. time right now 6:43 and this is a live look from the east bay hills camera. you can see the fog out there. a little dreary as our director said as he was choosing this shot. we'll get a full accuweather report from meteorologist lisa argen coming up in a bit. >> in sports, the giants and the as were looking to bounce back. the giants take on the tampa bay rays and first pitch at 1:05 at oracle park. the as battled in houston and the first pitch is at 4:10 this afternoon. last night the warriors hosted the cavaliers and it's third on the all-time scoring list and anthony has the highlights in this morning's sports.

>> good morning, everyone. the warriorsried to do the same to lebron's old team, the cleveland cavaliers. nick young getting his championship ring before the game. swaggy p forever a champion. steph curry went 1 for 9 thursday night and he had four trades in the first quarter and this one, he had seven total points on thursday. he got four right here on this play, the three and the foul dubbed by 19 at the break and draymond green's highest scoring game of the year and he had 20 and with this three, steph passes paul arisen for third on the warriors' all-time scoring list and just rick berry is rick to go and he had a total of 40 points and the cavaliers had a furious comeback in the fourth, but the warriors hang on to win it 120 to 114. >> the manager, number

bocce. >> great moment, giants fans honoring bruce bocce in his final home opener as giants manager and threw out the ceremonial first pitch. things unravelled and derek rodriguez gave up straight hits including back-to-back jacks and 4-0, rays. after one, the giants had bases loaded in the eighth could andn't score in the ninth and two out. former ray evan longoria is the timer at the plate and can't get it done. the sdwriegiants lose the opene emotional for bocce. >> it's overwhelming what happened there and you know, something i'll never forget. i thanked them and it was a really special moment. >> ideally, we like to jump out to a lead every game.

you know, it's obviously, not too many games played yet and hopefully we can turn that around. >> the as starting a ten-game road trip in houston and tied at one in the fourth. carlos correa sending this one into orbit and gives the astros a 2-1 lead. the as down two in the night with two out and he brings an rbi single and frth of the game and chad pender with the chance to be the hero and tie the game. he grounds out and that's the ball game and the as fall by a final of 3-2. the warriors can lock upon the advantage. tht a look at your morning sports. i'm anthony flores, have a great week snooernd let's check the forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. >> this is mount tam where we had the scattered showers and a

weak warm front is moving through the bay area and will be throughout the morning hours and elsewhere, it is not raining and it's breezy and foggy, but let's take a look at what you can expect and parts of our east bay for the week ahead in walnut creek and mid-60s today, more sun tomorrow and more 70s and we'll stay with that on monday and cooler weather arrives in the middle of the week and we're looking at another system monday night into tuesday and you're looking at that, aren't you? that's santa cruz camera where you have sunshine and this weak warm front not allowing for a whole lot of moisture. you will see a little bit on the peninsula there. there are light mist and drizzle and there will be throughout the next few hours from highway one to half moon bay, looking at some damp weather and down into the santa cruz mountains and offshore there is still more of it that will rotate out throughout the morning hours. still an active scene where we're looking at some clouds,

perhaps some rain being wrung out from time to time and the golden gate bridge looking at the pavement and it is 56 in mountain view as well as half moon bay and from emoriville, lots of clouds and rosa and looking at morning showers, driveway this afternoon. lkely in our inland valleys you will not see much in the way of wet weather and the clouds will be stacked up. the clouds increase for monday and the next system arrives monday night into the north bay spreading showers into the overnight hours. the beach hazard statement from this morning to the evening hours along the coast. sonoma through santa cruz and here is a look at what you can expect in terms of rainfall throughout the day today. the next hour, you see the forecast maps lining up showing

the model and the scattered showers and still the likelihood of some rain couple hnt are hundreds from the east bay to the north bay. 0.02 in fremont. news an showers and cloud cover, and we'll stop the animation overnight. actually, this is afternoon on monday and as we go through the overnight hours and that's when the rain gets closer. this is 8:30 and then the 11:00 hour. that's in you will see the showers pushing through ynd might, overnight into tuesday and them we'll have an afternoon with brthy where in ok land. >> 67 in fremont and temperatures with the cloud cover into the mid-60s. if you're headed into the city, 58 degrees oracle park and showers will not be an issue and maybe a few peeks of sun and

highs in the 60s and lows tonight in the 50s and a slight chance of showers in the north bay and the storm impact scale today with the showers beginning your weekend. we're drying out in the afternoon. the sun coming out and the temperatures going up tomorrow. more showers possible on monday. one other storm impact scale downloading the accuweather app to help you navigate the rain, check the temperatures and the extended outlook always seems changing and still active weather. >> and beil cross our temperatures and the sun will play out. >> in san francisco another stored restaurant is closing after four decades in business. it has been a fixture serving southern-style food and it's become the victim of rising costs and it failed to attract a late-night crowd which would have boosted liquor sales. the elite cafe will serve its last customer in two week oos

sunday, april 21st. the latest food sensation is now open in san francisco. abc 7 news anchor dion lim shows us. >> it's the wiggle and the texture that had people lined for hours before they opened friday morning. >> she's still waiting to get her food and it's been three hours. most people would think you're crazy. >> yeah. we ate earlier too. >> this is the most culinary sensation to hit the bay area. the premium souffle pancakes to be exact. >> it feels like a party going on in my mouth right now. i want to eat more of it. >> it's definitely nothing in the bay area. >> stone's town gallery in san francisco is their first outpost in the u.s. and the demand is fierce? >> how did you know about this place opening. some news lady had it and i had to check it out.

>> only 30 servings of these souffle pancakes are out at a time. only three times a day. >> would you be willing to wait until the next serving of pancakes is released? >> yes. of course. >> the process is so labor intensive and so delicate the executive chef flew in from japan to make sure they're going haed just right. temperature and time and everything is made bee scratch. it's still time for some reporter involvement. it's really, really good. it reminds me of a delicious cloud because as soon as it hits your tongue it just dissolves into pure joy. is that cheesy? but it's true. >> there are other things on the menu like their matcha and tiramisu pancakes, but one word of advice, these babies will deflate so don't take too many pictures. >> do you feel traumatized?

>> yes, i am. >> just enjoy the moment if and when you get the chance. >> this was worth the wait? >> definitely. yeah. >> in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. >> dion gets all of the best assignments. in case you're wondering the souffle pancakes costs $16 so good luck

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head down toward the south bay and the showers this morning, gray to partly sunny this afternoon and looking at more sun for your sunday. the temperatures jump up into the 70s and being looking at another system coming in on monday, week one and then by the middle of the week we're due some sun and we're going to get it. >> looking forward to that. lisa, thank you and thanks for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i leave you now with a look outside at a very foggy mount tam. good morning america is next and abc 7 returns at 8:00 a.m. we will see you then.

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