and now she's ready for the catwalk. life, lived jason's way. chase. make more of what's yours. good morning to you. it's sunday, april 21st. anticipate easter. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a first look at the accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen. she's tracking doppler 7. hi, lisa. >> good morning. visibility about 3 to 5 miles pacifica, but looking for a clear start for you in san francisco. sutro, sun coming up at 6:40. 47 for you in mountain view and mt. tam. it's going to be a beautiful day out there with 45 for santa rosa. planning your easter sunday, the numbers will go up quickly.

by noontime, upper 60s in the inner valleys around danville, and around the bay, we're looking at emeryville. sea breeze around 20 miles an hour, so still cool there, but look at the numbers inland. upper 70s by 4:00 and low 70s bayside. we'll talk about the big warm-up underway tomorrow. chris? pope francis celebrated mass at st. peters basilica in the vatican this morning. ♪ >> tens of thousands of people filled the square for easter mass. in his "to the city and the world" speech, the pope offered a pardon for sins and a reflection on the world's war-ravaged areas. he also showed faith to the catholics who pray with

persecution. >> reporter: we inspire the world leaders to reach an end to the arms race and the troubled spread of weaponry, especially in the economically more advanced countries. >> pope francis also called for peace for the entire world. one of america's largest crosses is located right here in the bay area. pto hike up there this morning o catch the sunrise and celebrate easter on san francisco's highest peak. abc 7 news the controversy on the world's largest cross. >> reporter: the emblematic white cross is impossible to miss. >> it signifies faith, hope and mystery. >> reporter: mystery that dates back to president took notice. >> this cross was donated by

teddy roosevelt. >> his face will light up at 6:00 a.m. for the easter service when he talks about his love. >> i was married here to my wife kathleen so it's near and dear to my heart. i live in the neighborhood and it doesn't get any better than this. >> reporter: but what is a love story without some turmoil? this cross had its fights. in 1991, several organizations sued the city of san francisco for owning a cross in what was then public land. >> the city worked out a plan whereby they would auction off the top part of the land here, thereby separating church and state, so this part of the top of the mountain is owned by the council armenian organizations of northern california. >> reporter: as part of the deal with the city, the cross can only be lit on april 24th, armenian remembrance day, and on easter. elizabeth and james perez are looking forward to it. >> an annual easter hike up here to see the cross. >> reporter: how many years have you been doing that for?

>> probably about five years. >> reporter: during world war ii, more than 50,000 people gathered together at san francisco's highest peak. this year they're expecting 500. >> it looks like the weather is going to be nice so it should be a good turnout. we've got great music, we've got salvation army brass ensemble, we've got bagpipes at dawn. >> reporter: this will be the annual 7th non-denominational sunrise service where the cross is seen by many as a landmark and others as a religious symbol will still be hard to miss. in san francisco, luce pena, abc 7 news. >> in san francisco, glide memorial church is holding an all-day easter event. today's message is about liberation and redemption with two services. there will be a hot breakfast served this morning and a fried chicken meal for lunch. the church serves those who might not have a place to go on the holiday. the glide church has provided meals and health care for those

in need for more than five decades. an emergency task force is on the lookout this weekend and they'll be cracking down. here's more on their strategy. >> we will be beefing up our personnel within the city and joining forces with the oakland police department. >> reporter: the crackdown is on these side shows plaguing east oakland. just last sunday, an ac transit bus and a big rig were set on fire. the truck driver was then carjacked. >> we were dealing with vehicles set on fire and trying to help navigate the oakland fire departnt to deal with what was going on. >> reporter: in other words, the police were understaffed and overwhelmed. this time they promise things will be very different. >> if we find you and we catch you, we're taking you to jail. >> reporter: cat brooks is a community organizer.

she worries what the crackdown will mean for minority youth. >> if you do actually apprehend people involved in side shows, what are the alternatives to incarceration we can offer our young people? >> reporter: still, many believe the side shows are getting more violent and scaring young people. they want to heavily fine participants, impound their cars for a month, and make even driving and watching a side show a crime. the mayor co-sponsors the bill and wants police to do more. >> i am paying their salaries to protect my neighborhoods and they need to deliver. >> reporter: they will have a meeting about the side shows on tuesday. in oakland, abc 7 news. it turned into a rescue effort to save a 7-year-old girl on a floating unicorn. she was blown halfway across the lake. kayakers saw her and brought her

to the shore of the big island. she was wearing appropriate flotation devices during all this, as you can see with the deputy who helped with the rescue. a body pulled from the bay friday night has been identified as a missing man from merced county. 28-year-old tyler collins was recovered about nine miles north of where he vanished. collins first disappeared march 26 while swimming at rockaway beach. they searched for 15 hours before the search was called off. his family told merced sun star they hired a helicopter and boat to keep looking. in the east bay, a car wash fundraiser raised money for the oakland family involved in a deadly hit and run last wednesday. family members along with the fire department department 55 took part in the fundraiser. they were killed when a car hit

them at 26th avenue. bo the boy's uncle was also hit and is in critical condition. the money raised will help the family. >> anyone who wants to give, we're just there to support. people from other cities around have been here to support the family. >> police have identified the driver as oc allen. he has not been located. they have already repainted the crosswalk where the accident happened and will make a new pedestrian island this week. what ipos in san francisco-based companies could mean for the city's really market. they published new data from a software engineer who combed through real estate records. he found more than a thousand workers expected to hold ipos this year, just 37 bought houses in 2018. with a possible influx of cash from the ipos, many more workers

could be in the market for a home, pushing prices even higher. 6:08 the time. meteorologist lisa argen has a look at the accuweather forecast for us and hopefully a break from the wind we got yesterday? >> certainly. 11-degree spread in our coolest inland valleys to 54 in oakland. here's our exploration camera. 46 with mainly clear skies across the bay today. the heat is on for more days than not for the week ahead. i'm explain, next. >> lisa, thanks. also ahead -- >> 3, 2, 1 -- >> lighting up on hippie hill. how thousands of stoners celebrated another year of marijuana legalization. plus another place the easter bunny made a hit.

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warrants, two for thefts, two for assaults. >> 3, 2, 1, happy birthday! >> reporter: as the clock struck 4:20, thousands of joints were lit. but make no mistake, the party really started long before this. >> a shoutout to everybody. happy 4/20. >> reporter: they were rocking and rolling. joints, mostly, at this annual 4/20 pot fest. >> you got to roll up, get high and do it. >> reporter: a time to praise the gods of cannabis. >> i think there are a lot of really high people in this same area. > smells good, tastes good, smokes good. plenty of it, too. >> reporter: that's an understatement. even though cannabis is legal in california, you can't buy pot inside the festival. but that hasn't stopped people. >> don't buy your marijuana from

random strangers in the park. >> reporter: city rec and park officials are trying to prevent what happened at last year's 4/20. >> about a dozen people ate fentanyl-laced marijuana edibles and they had to be revived with narcan and taken to the hospital. >> reporter: later in the day, check out how long this line was to get into 4/20. end -- mendocino pot f f f f f f balboa was here. >> it's everything and more. the flower brings beautiful people together. medics took two people to the hospital. officials said those injuries were not related to fentanyl. the wind may have been too much for trees yesterday. this tree snapped off and crashed down to the sidewalk yesterday afternoon. the public was asked to avoid

the area while crews worked to clear the debris. just down the street a huge tree came down on fillmore. the tree blocked both lanes on the street for a short period. weatherwise, there are changes ahead for the work week. we'll get to those in just a little bit, but lisa argen is tracking the doppler for this week. >> the fog on the san mateo coast over into the east bay. it will be compressed because high pressure is building. it is certainly cooler in spots. as much as 11 degrees cooler. 49 here in oakland, 47 mountain view. it's 48 in san jose with 47 in morgan hill. half moon bay 48. mt. tam looks nice and still. 45 up in santa rosa, but the cool spot in napa, 44 by the delta and the wind yesterday was howling 20 to 25 miles an hour

through the delta. that's always an indicator of a cooling trend. 50 in concord, livermore 47 degrees. with the light winds, the clear sky, the cooler morning in san jose with 11 degrees, maximum cooling in napa. just a few areas of fog floating around here in the distance, but plenty of sunshine on the way, bringing us up to milder conditions in the city. getting on the warmer side in the city, so we'll be in livermore, concord, danville, also up in napa and much warmer for everyone beginning tomorrow. in fact, we'll see temperatures hot. the good thing, though, it is still early in the season and we will cool off for the overnight lows. we won't hold onto that heat, and it will be cooler by the weekend. let's jump ahead and see what we can expect. as soon as tomorrow the 80s arrive, indicated by red in the inland valleys. getting warm close by the bay. mid to upper 60s. warmer than today, obviously,

and then into tuesday with that offshore flow, that sea breeze s cut off. we're well into the 80s in san jose and concord. look at clear lake, 88 degrees. maximum heating on wednesday where numbers will be even warmer, flirting with 90 degrees in some spots. near 80 in oakland, near 70s in san francisco and the cooling only getting underway at the coast on thursday. here's a look at napa. upper 70s today. the average high 69 and look at the next three days, monday, tuesday, wednesday, well into the 80s. that is several degrees above average. almost 20 in spots if we get even higher, and then looking at really not much of a cooldown on thursday. you're going to be right at the shoreline to notice that. it's friday and saturday when that trough will move in. in the south bay today, 74 in santa clara, look for 67 in san mateo. downtown a beautiful afternoon. it's 65 degrees. north bay numbers in the mid to upper 70s.

mostly sunny skies. for you, too, in san leandro, 74 in fremont. 60 at the coast with that typical sea breeze. around 70 at the bay, upper 70s inland and then we are warmer. download the accuweather app and we'll be tracking temperatures well above average, 15 to 20 degrees above average. could happen right on through wednesday, thursday still warm inland and then that cooling trend will bring us back down to where we should be for this time of year. you have to think about it. end of april? okay. >> lisa, thank you. abc's new brand localist is sharing words of inspiration in a series called "more in common." this week a harvard professor believes the world is becoming a safer and better place to live and says he has the data to prove it. >> this harvard professor is tired of negative news. >> good things aren't built in a day. bad things can happen very quickly. a terrorist attack, a building

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this sunday morning. this morning we build a better bay area by looking at the issues facing the unbanked, those who can't afford or don't want a bank account. here's the question. are cashless stores discriminating against the poor? how money is accepted is not new to the city or even our times. >> reporter: when amazon go launched in san francisco, there were no lines because there were no cashiers. download an app, pick up items and just walk out. to many it seemed like the logical next step, even though they felt a bit queasy. >> i felt weird. i felt like i was stealing from amazon. who were what w >> reporter: what was pitched just last year actually has a history in the by area. diane campbell tried to buy an ipad at the apple store but was turned away because she only had cash, no credit or debit cards. when i told her story, she spoke

directly to the top of apple. >> mr. jobs, give a sister a break, okay? i'm not going to go sell my ipad. >> reporter: the story went viral. ron johnson was an apple senior vice president at the time. >> we want to make sure it's as fair as possible for people to get ipads. >> reporter: apple had put the no cash policy in place, he told me, in an effort to be more fair. but it didn't work out like that. >> a month ago we said we would like you to use a credit card to buy an ipad. that was the best way we could think of to make sure people only got two per individual. and then people like diane, through your story, was interested in paying cash. we made an effort to change that. >> reporter: apple changed it to where they accept cash, but others don't. even food trucks are saying no to those trying to use legal tender. we are cashless. this has sparked a backlash

nationwide, with critics saying cashless establishments are discriminating against the poor or even just the unlucky. in philadelphia, james' credit card was eaten by an atm. he couldn't even buy a sandwich. >> they will not take cash. >> reporter: philadelphia became the first city to ban cashless stores, followed by a statewide ban in new jersey. now it is san francisco's at bat. >> we have a large equity and wealth gap here, and we should be really looking at ways to make it easier for people to live here. >> reporter: san francisco's supervisor, valley brown, introduced a clu introduces food storetrucks, et cetera. >> if you have cash, you should

be able to go anywhere you want. >> the bill will be introduced next month and should easily go into law. the federal government has no laws requiring any payment type, including cash. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. this season the easter bunny for the first time made a stop in a house in san jose. the winchester mystery house yesterday held its first ever easter egg hunt. children got to search for 5,000 eggs in the winchester mystery house garden. and rumors about haunted spirits in the mansion were nowhere to be found. the latest into

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thanks so much for waking up with us. i'm chris nguyen. we're off to a cool start across the bay area. here's meteorologist lisa argen with conditions where you liv. . hi, lisa. >> you can see some of the low clouds there settling in, but it is going to be a mostly sunny and warmer day today. temperatures right now feeling the impact from the clear sky,

with numbers from the low to mid-40s to the 50s out there. we will be looking at that ch l chilly morning. another vantage point in emeryville where it is cool, anywhere from 40 to 50 degrees in emeryville. as we go into the morning hours, we're still in the upper 50s. later will be the upper 70s. just the typical sea breeze in the afternoon 10 to 20 miles an hour out of the west, and we'll enjoy a milder afternoon, mid to upper 70s, and you'll see the skies stay clear overnight. we're getting into a wind shift and offshore flow for your monday. chris? >> lisa, thank you. broeaking news, more than 20 people are dead and 150 injured. there were explosions in churches this sunday. >> reporter: deadly bombs

blasting through three hotels and three churches as worshippers gathered for services. all the targets, especially st. anthony's shrine, popular with tourists. at least two of the blasts reportedly carried out by suicide bombers and the victims carried away from blood-stained pews. chaos and carnage as grief-stricken relatives frantically searched for their loved ones. this man searching for his wife and son. police so far say the attacks appear to be coordinated. elizabeth herr, abc news, new york. during the easter mass this morning, pope francis took time to talk about the explosions in sr spair sri lanka. he is condemning the attacks. >> i would like to entrust to the lord all who so tragically

died and i pray for the wounded and all those who suffer because of this traumatic event. >> several world leaders are also denouncing the attacks, including the prime minister of new zealand. that's where shootings at two mosques left 50 people dead last month. time now is 6:32. people in paris are holding easter celebrations this year without the notre dame cathedral. investigators believe monday's catastrophic fire started at the center of the cathedral's roof. we're in paris with more. >> reporter: it's an easter in paris against a backdrop no one could have imagined, one without notre dame. a photographer took these pictures as the iconic cathedral's spire came crashing down. >> i issaw a lot of people cryi. it was very contentious crying because i wanted to cry, too. i looked around and saw many

different religions feeling bad about the situation. it's not about religion, it's about humans. > reporter: it's an impact felt across the world, but especially in france where president emanuel macron hopes to rebuild in a matter of years. they are wondering if a shortened electrical circuit is to blame. jackie gibson's pastry shop is just across the street from the cathedral. >> we go to church twice a year, easter and christmas. that's our church. >> reporter: and it's stood for a number of years and one that almost burned down in a number of hours. president trump is taking to twitter to share his frustration with details included in a redacted version of robert mueller's report that was released to the public.

the president is calling the special counsel highly conflicted. he's also lashing out against aides who gave statements to the team. he said the investigation itself should never have been authorized. following the public release to the mueller report, counselor to the president, kellyanne conway, and adam schiff, with george stephanopolous this week. 20 years since the massacre at columbine high school. 12 students and one teacher died in the mass shooting. it wasn't the first school shooting, but two decades ago it signalled a cycle of deadly and tragic incidents including sandy hook and parkland, florida. students say this year's remembrance hit them harder. >> this year for some reason is a lot harder. i don't know if it's all the media outpouring that it's 20

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campus, but right here are the origins for the languages you hear on "game of thrones." >> i took arabic here, i took russian, i took french, i took middle egyptian heiroglyphs. >> reporter: but for all the languages he studied, david peterson is known for the ones he creates. that's dothraki, a language first introduced in season 1 of "game of thrones." and valyrian, which speaks in episode 3. >> reporter: peterson invented dothraki for a "game of thrones" language competition. >> you are my sun and stars, and the response to that is, you are the moon of my life. >> reporter: the series is based on the book series. >> i wanted it to look as if my

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in san jose, two entrepreneurs have their sights set at the "shark tank." no, not the hockey rink, but the booming business show "shark tank." we learned how much the two sisters put into preparing their pitch. >> megan's creamery is a small business with big plans. sisters gwen and christine nguyen knew nothing about baking when they started, but they created a special sandwich dessert between two macaroons. they auditioned for and got selected for abc's "shark tank." >> we're from san jose, california and we're seeking 40,000 in exchange for 10% of our booming business.

>> it was nerve-wracking, challenging, exciting, all at once. >> reporter: they had rehearsed for days. >> they put us up in a hotel room for five days and we just pitched at each other. >> reporter: we discovered megan's creamery two years ago, even learning how to tap the trays just right. >> there you go, there you go! tap like a pizza. >> reporter: the sisters nguyen wanted to expand to the east coast and even overseas. >> we want to double our capacity, and in parallel, we're also want to go find ways to automate our process so we can scale back. >> reporter: that's going to require capital, and that's why they hope one of the sharks will partner with them. they have a portfolio with 30 flavors with eight flavors available at any one time. the most popular are coconut toasted almond, strawberry short cake and caramel. >> what happens when the nguyen

girls face the sharks? we'll find out tonight on abc 7. david louie, abc 7 news. >> as david just mentioned, you can watch "shark tank" right here tonight at 10:00. getting a check on our bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> hey, chris. it certainly is a brighter start to your day. we're looking at clear sky and a little bit of patchy fog. relative humidity is up, and when we have that moisture in the atmosphere, you can see the haze. that will clear on out and we'll be looking at a beautiful day today if you're spending time over in oakland, perhaps, for the bluejays and the a's, it's going to be a nice afternoon. plenty of sun. about noontime, 62 degrees. average highs this time of year, while we should be in the 60s, we'll be in the upper 60s by hk

-- 4:00. beautiful start down along the peninsula. we do have fog san mateo coast, but otherwise it is nice. there's a look at the airport and numbers will be climbing above average in our inland valleys. we should see about 70 this time of year. it will be warmer than that. there's the fog along the coast and just a little bit out towards our east bay, but it is being compressed by a big dome of high pressure which is building in and it's really going to flex its muscles tomorrow, tuesday and wednesday, allowing for our sea breeze to get shut off. a little bit of remnant fog here, and we won't be seeing much of it. in fact, the coast will be clear right here on thursday as we go through the next several days. 46 in morgan hill, 48 in san jose, half moon bay in the upper 40s. it has been particularly foggy along the shoreline, so pacif a pacifica, half moon bay getting nice weather. in fact, an even milder afternoon for you by the middle of the week. well into the 70s. here's the exploratorium camera.

47 in livermore, santa rosa at 45. we're cooler, 5 to 7, even 11 degrees cooler in napa valley. look at the flag. it's flat, no breeze at all. sunny and mild, but by tomorrow it's much warmer. in fact, we're going to see 80s arrive and cooler by the weekends. let's check out your monday afternoon in the east bay. low 80s. mid-70s by the bay. still 60s on the coast but that changes on sunday as that warmer air inland begins to spread to the east. our sea breeze gets cut off and we could see low 70s on half moon bay by tuesday. wednesday we're going to change. inc. we'll warm up more in our inland valleys and then that cool-down on thursday. low 60s ocean beach and half moon bay. about 70 in santa cruz and lots of sunshine. wind about 10 to 20 miles an hour. low 60s in san mateo.

look for 71 in palo alto. and a warm afternoon for you in napa and santa rosa. look for 74 in livermore and 77 in concord. tonight the skies are clear. the temperatures will be cool. and even though we're going to warm up well into the 80s midweek, we'll still have our cool nights. that's what happens in april. the accuweather 7-day forecast, 60s on the coast, 70s in the bay. upper 70s inland. earth day much warmer. you'll feel it on monday and then you download our accuweather app and you can track those temperatures which will be well above normal everywhere throughout the middle of the week. >> the easter bunny is happy. everyone is happy. thanks for the forecast. appreciate it. in sports the sharks will try to stave off elimination once again and force a game 7 in their first round playoff with the golden knights. san jose battles the knights at 4:00 p.m. the warriors there try to take a strangle hold in their

tip-off with the clippers. you can watch the game only here on abc 7. be sure to join larry beil and nba analyst carrie keating and nate duncan after the game. mindy baca will be live at the staples center with one-on-one interviews with the players. also at oakland coliseum, the a's will try not to be beaten by the bluejays. anthony tl anthony flores has the details on this morning's sports. >> good morning, everyone, i'm anthony flores. the a's have scored more in the last couple weeks but their bats have gone silent against the bluejays. fourth inning, rowdy tulles goes deep to center field with mike spires. 4-0 bluejays. just two pitches later, andy

bruie will go off the right. just three in the third inning. how about some outstanding defense. freddy, are you kidding me? the one-handed grab. a's lose 10-1. they've been outscored 15-2 so far in this series. giants playing the pirates in pittsburgh. steven duggar knocks it to left. with thunder and lightning looming, pirates untied in their half of the inning. cole tucker's first major league game features his first major league hit. it's a good one, a home run. mom and dad very happy, but the tarps came out right after that. then after a three-hour delay, the game was called. pirates win it 3-1 the final in five innings.

to the pitch, san diego hosting k.c. denny huston, his third goal of the season. just eight seconds into the second half, shea celinas with the perfect chip shot over the keeper. the terps win big on their home turf. the warriors versus the clippers in los angeles. that is followed after the game by larry beil and company. they will have reaction from game 4 of the warriors and clippers in los angeles. that's your day in sports. i'm anthony flores. have a great day. next, celebrating easter san francisco style. why organizers call it

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happening today, you can welcome the spring season at the annual easten street parade and festival. this is the event's 12th year. they call can wacky, elegant and fabulous because of the flamboyant floats and costume contest. it features balloon animals. it's on 21st street between goth and fillmore. a fun time out there. >> a lot of sun out there.

you need that bonnet and less wind. we're looking at the trend across napa and the entire bay area. today a little less than average in our inland valleys, 69. the wind will be blowing from the land to the sea, so that sea breeze is cut off, and as a result, temperatures like this along the coast will only be today with low to mid-60s, 70 in oakland, looking at upper 70s toward antioch and brentwood. mid-70s around the bay. it's tuesday when the coast warms up. it will stay mild there right on through the middle of the week. that cooling sea breeze gets going on thursday just at the coast. we have at least three days of 80s, maybe four. >> lisa, thank you. thank you to you for joining us on sunday morning. we leave you with a live look outside at this easter sunday.

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which may worsen kidney problems. i choose once-weekly trulicity to activate my within. if you need help lowering your a1c, ask your doctor about once-weekly trulicity. good morning, america. we're following breaking news this easter sunday. a series of explosions targeting churches. bomb blasts in sri lanka killing worshipers and high-end hotels popular with tourists also targeted. the death toll, which includes americans, rises from near-simultaneous explosions. the devastating scenes inside houses of worship and the hunt for the killers this morning. easter sunday services. pope francis celebrating mass in front of the faithful. what he said about the attacks in sri lanka and a difficult easter sunday in paris as well, as it's all quiet at notre dame for the first timeni