good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. it's saturday, april 27th. good morning, and thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with the first look at the accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen. she's tracking live doppler 7. >> hi, chris. it's a lonely looking beach, a lot of clouds and near 50 degrees and later this afternoon a few peeks of sun with low to mid-50s and elsewhere, we're in the mid-50s from san francisco and oakland and 56 in mountain view so the cooling trend continues through the entire bay area although we've seen it around the coast and around the bay. here's emoriville, partly cloudy with some of the 40s in santa rosa and 58 in concord and

pretty breezy for you in liver more, 55 and you see the clouds in the golden gate bridge and temperatures will still be warm inland and not as warm. notice throughout the afternoon climbing through the 70s and around the bay, we'll see some low 70s at the coast and not budging too much and pretty cool and breezy there. chris? >> thank you. new this morning, the usgs reported an earthquake centered in pacheco woeft of concord. some people in san francisco and pacifica reported waking up from the jolt and no report of damage or injuries. a bay area double murder suspect is in custody this morning after being wanted for two separate shootings in oakland and san francisco. the chronicle reporting that the suspect targeted members of his own family. police arrested stefon jefferson last night. oakland police released a photo of him and san francisco police

released a photo on the right. the sergeant is expected to be okay. the first shooting happened around 10:15 yesterday morning on market street in oakland. police say a man was shot several times. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the shooting in san francisco happened around 1:30 in the afternoon on arelius walker drive. police have not provided many details there. witnesses told officers they heard a pop and saw a man lying on the ground. he diedt the hospital>> 8:02 is. a suspect is on the loose after another deadly shooting in the east bay. this one in berkeley. a man was shot in people's park around 2:45 yesterday afternoon. he later died at a hospital. police say it was not a random act. in the south bay, the man accused of intentionally running down eight pedestrians in sunnyvale made his first court appearance. afterwards, investigators dropped a bombshell. >> based on our investigation, new evidence shows that the

defendant intentionally targeted the victims based on their race and his belief that they were of the muslim faith. >> 34-year-old isaiah peoples did not enter a plea. his arraignment has been postponed until may 16th. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo has the latest. >> reporter: the chief says tuesday's crash could have been racially motivated. >> new evidence shows that the defendant intentionally targeted the victims based on their race and his belief that they were of the muslim faith. >> the council on american islamic relations say muslims already question safety in mosques or head scarves, adding tuesday's crash brings that concern on to city streets. >> people may not realize this, but the victims were not muslim. they were mistaken by muslim by the assailant. his family and friends all describe him as a religious man.

we connected with his congregation, renewal church in sunnyvale which often rents space. ulysses wang shared this statement which reads in part, i isaiah peoples joined us one year ago. we never witnessed behavior to suspect that he could do something like this. people's lawyer say it is disputing the crash was deliberate, instead pointing to people's military background and changes to the suspect's mental state after serving. >> this act clearly was a product of mental disorder or mental defect. >> if convicted peoples would face life in prison. amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. we have been continuously updating this story on our website, abc 7 news.com. if police give more updates in coming days we'll live stream the conference on the news site and the abc 7 news app. 8:04 is our time.

muni is working on repairs after a day-long meltdown because of a mechanical failure. it caused major delays for riders during the busy commute hours. abc 7 news reporter luz pena explains. >> reporter: it's been one thing after another for muni, causing a manpower shortage to equipment failure, muni riders say they are glad the week is over. >> i got on it and did not move for a while, got off it. >> the problem started when an overhead wire failed and the train ended pulling down a thousand feet of wire and hardware. >> downed overheadlines in the subway between powel and civic center stations and immediately we stopped subway service and ran bus shuttles. >> sky 7 got footage of dozens of muni riders waiting for the shuttle. >> this shuttle was the best next option for everyone stuck. we are here with -- >> rosa. i live inids tt were still

confused and waiting for the train. >> know that it is true that the n and the j are not coming. >> we saw this, crews heading down to continue the inbound repairs and decided to hop on the next outbound train. >> anybody else affected by what happened this morning? >> everybody here. >> everyone? everyone? >> everyone on the train. >> who do we start with? >> everybody had to get off. >> we tracked down the mayor outside an event for comment. >> we are not prepared to talk publicly about some of the things that we're proposing and as soon as we are, we will. >> according to sfmta the wire broke because it was worn out and something they could have been caught during the inspection. luz pena, abc 7 news. authorities are reporting a car off a cliff near montera. yesterday crews started the search after a driver reported seeing a red sedan going off the cliff. while crews were searching that a man reported missing in their

city was last seen in a red toyota camry. searchers did find parts from a camry, but no car or driver. >> in the east bay, for the second weekend in a row, oakland police are promising to crack down on illegal sideshows. opd said they'll be dedicating a large contingency of officers specifically for sideshows. they're promising to issue citations, make arrests and tow vehicles. last weekend resulted in resulted in no sideshows. >> the oakland police department and the city of oakland, we are not going to tolerate illegal sideshow activity. it takes away the quality of life and impacts on such a negative level. >> this comes after a sideshow on april 14th during which a delivery driver was held at gun point and set his truck on fire. his truck was set on fire. an ac transit bus was also set on fire. there was also a sideshow the weekend prior, but it was mostly disruptive and not violent.

new details now in a wildfire that ravaged lake county. cal fire says the ponte fire was sparked by target shooting and the fire broke out june 24th and it burned 15,000 acres. the lake county record reports the cases is now in the hand of the district attorney's office and it is not clear if someone will face criminal charges for igniting the fire. uc berkeley offered free measles vaccination to prevent an outbreak. this from 1,000 students and staff from two southern california universities have been ordered to stay home. officials at ucla and cal-state los angeles are working to identify people who may have been exposed to the highly contagious disease. a student from ucla and csula have come down with measles. 8:08 the time and we are off it a partly cloudy start around the bay area. >> making for pretty pictures and the low clouds and a bit breezy at time and the

exploratorium camera. 58 across the bay with some upper 40s up in the north bay and we'll see temperatures coming down more today in our inland valleys and it has been a bit breezy along the shoreline and we'll talk about the weekend and the look ahead, thanks. >> also next, it was just a couple of months ago that the russian river swamped the town of guerneville.athe community il on the road to recovery. >> to go or not to go, if only avengers fans going to a really

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most of the two weeks and doing stories in the back of the bay area and talking to a lot of people. >> it was shocking. it was more than i was expecting. >> that's lisa flint. she and her husband jason own and are still repairing the farm hand deli. >> you had a thing where you were selling gift certificates. >> right. >> you didn't want to take a handout. did it work? >> it did. it did. we sold a little over helutit construction costs and different things that we needed. >> okay. to give you an idea of how high the water was rethink the sign. of course, on the day of the flood the river was in jason. >> yes? >> you broke into tears a lot of times when we talked to you initially. >> yeah. >> are you past that now? >> sometimes. >> sometimes. >> yeah. >> are you more encouraged than you were? >> no. absolutely. we've come a long way and we've had a lot of help and yeah, it's good.

>> hopefully in two weeks you open up. >> that's the hope. >> no more water. >> no more water, please. >> back in the satellite truck. going into town on river road which is also just a name until we pass through here during the flood and then we realize that river road truly had become part of the russian river. >> the last time we came we were on the back of a national guard truck and we were making way more, and if you had a board you could have surfed on it and all ofater during the flood. no way in, no way out. guerneville was an island. i'm going to make a left turn here on millmill strt down from level. so the water came up off of the river, crested over river road and down into mill's creek. the last time i went this route on mill street was in the canoe and people were stuck in their houses. >> all these months later, what

have you learned? >> i learned that you never refuse a favor or friend during a flood. >> yeah? >> everyone in town will tell you exactly the same. >> yeah? what favors? what kind of friends? >> if you have a canoe, it's everybody's canoe. if you have a fan that will blow air into a building, it's everybody's fan. whatever you have, you make it available to your neighbor as soon as you're done with it. >> the r3 hotel it stands for the russian river resort. where we are standing now two months ago, water over our heads. let's come on inside. >> no, we're still not open. >> this is 23? >> this is 23. that's where we were before. it is obviously, all of it is right now. the rebuild can happen pretty quick. >> you've been positive the whole time. >> yeah. there's no reason not to be. >> come on, look around. >> oh, this is just a minor

inconvenience. we've done this before. anything can be replaced and anything can be fixed. >> minor inconvenience. >> the russian river two months riheod it was almost 46 feet, way over our head and moving a lot faster than where we're standing. the river gives, the river takes. this weekend in guerneville they'll have a spring fling festival. they do it every year and it's from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. and put on by the chamber of commerce and they want to celebrate that guerneville is coming back 1:00 to 4:00 and you can come out and take a look at this beautiful river. >> we're a resilient folk up here. >> did you ever give up? >> no. definitely not. we are here every single day. >> so we see a lot in the guerneville region today and we looked at businesses and talked to their owners and we see where the waters were and where the waters have disappeared from and we talk about this big weekend

event and if you know me, there was one more place i had to check out. northwoods golf course is in great shape. in guerneville, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> wayne freedman golfing on the job. millions of marvel fans are expected to pack theaters, and warning, the film is long to the tune of three hours. trevina spoke to moviegoers on when to take a break from watching. >> movie snacks can be delicious, but ahead of the three-hour and one-minute avengers endgame film, don't let this be you! >> the one minute is concerning to me because i can make it three hours, but i don't think i can make it past that. as it is my birthday i am wearing an adult diaper. okay, i'm not. you probably can't use that. i'm not wearing an adult diaper.

>> oh, we used that, kevin. you don't want to get caught slipping and miss out on a critical moment of arguably the most highly anticipated movie of the year. cristian johnson neil broke the seal. >> i did it during the dramatic talks. >> is there a better time to go? >> when you see -- actually, there's no real good time. >> probably within the first hour of the film. >> when the action scene starts you know nothing big will happen for a while. somebody might die and somebody might get hit with something and somebody might say something important. you know it will start, run to the bathroom and come right back. >> i would say get one of those giant tubs of popcorn. >> yeah? >> and then lower it under the seat. >> make the most of it. >> in the middle of the movie and then you don't have to get up. interesting logic there, paul rudd. no matter what you decide, we did heart movie is pretty good. >> in response to the social media hip i cck o blogs online and here are the top

three times they did suggest you make it to the bathroom if you want to risk it when the san francisco title card comes on the screen and when the new jersey title card comes on the screen and also when the hulk eats lunch. abc 7 news. marvel is owned by disney which is the parent company of abc 7. all right. our time is 8:19 and weather wise, a slight cooldown. meteorologist lisa argen has the forecast to help you plan out your weekend. >> that's right. today is the warmer day and a couple of 80s and the fog footprint along the san mateo coast and it looks hazy here and plenty of sunshine and it's 54 in san francisco and 55 in oakland and 56 for you and mid-50s in san jose and morgan hill, 52, and 54, half moon bay and the fog filling in here and we'll get to that breezy wind in the afternoon like you've experienced in mill valley and sausalito. the past couple of days and 49

santa rosa with fog. napa had fog at 54. concord, you've been breezy at 58 and livermore fog out toward mount diablo and 55 there and by the delta, breezy southwest winds and that indicates it will be cooler as the sea breeze will be transported and the marine layer has grown taller overnight and tahoe valley airport, actually about 60 and the temperatures will slide throughout the workweek in the mountain, so morning, coastal clouds and we'll see breezy and bright conditions to start next week. so if you're looking for heat, we're not going to get any. in fact, we're looking at partial sun early and then we'll get into more sun, but temperatures will be chilly from 58 half moon bay, bodega bay, that's about typical, 59 degrees and san jose, 79 today and it's above average and wooe been used to some of that extreme heat, but as we get through the middle of the week, numbers will come

down, but still not near the average of 71 until tuesday in parts of the south bay and we will manage a few more degrees wednesday and thursday warming up a bit and cooler next friday. 80 in los gatos and on the peninsula, low clouds and fog, 72 menlo park and the hills there, san francisco. pretty sdmies you'll definitely need the jacket as well as vallejo and for the east bay, high clouds and 70s in berkeley. 77 in newark and you head inland and still a couple of 80s and a beautiful day in san am ropp and san francisco headed home with the yankees games asks west wins up the accuweather seven-day

forecast and mid-70s around the bay and low 80s inland. cool to mild, and the accuweather map tracking the temperatures which will be fairly similar sunday and monday with the cooling continuing around the inland valleys and the bay stays about the same and the coast. yeah, the usual drill upper 50s to about 60 and then if you want it a little warmer, perhaps you can manage that by the end of the upcoming workweek, but really, pretty quiet and settling into the low clouds and fog pattern. >> not a bad week if you like the cooldown. >> appreciate it. just ahead, some car engines are supposed to purr, but not like this. the tough kitten that took an and you find that perfect spring dress at that "oh, yeah" price? yes! that's yes for less.

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hundreds of people gathered in san francisco last night to make a profound difference in the lives of young people. the annual big brothers big sisters gala took place at the fair mount hotel. the organization matches young people with caring adults who serve as mentors. dan ashley emceed the event which featured speakers who talked about how big brothers and big sisters changed their lives for the better. take a look. this fluffy-looking kitten endured a trip from salinas to sacramento's arden fair mall. the kitten rode in the engine compartment of a ford fusion and loud meowing was heard in the

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good morning, east bay. let's get up and get going. this is abc 7 mornings. thanks so much for waking up with us. i'm chris nguyen. we're looking ahead to a cooler day across the bay. meteorologist lisa argen is tracking the accuweather forecast. hi, lisa. >> you can see the flag blowing here downtown san francisco and we have a system allowing for the breezy winds to continue and the low clouds and fog to kind of hug the shoreline for the morning hours. 56 in oakland and 55 in san jose. temperatures aren't bad and we are getting some sun downtown and it will be partly cloudy and numbers in the lower 60s this afternoon. if you're headed into san francisco, 58 in concord and some of the warmer locations could make it into the 80s and we're trimming back the temperatures from 3 to 5 degrees and this is why the low cloud

deck and you can see it from mount tam and numbers will climb in the 60s and inland by noon time topping off into the low 80s and later today in the inland valley and 70 at the coast and pretty chilly at the shoreline. we will talk about your sunday which is trending cooler in a few minutes. chris? >> lisa, thank you. a mother and her child are okay after a car struck their stroller throwing the toddler to the ground. abc 7 news reporter leann melendez spoke to the driver who explained what happened and what he did to help. >> i was coming up clairedon going to city college in san francisco. >> reporter: what happened next could have been a lot worse. this van was making a left-hand turn on clairedon avenue when a driver noticed a mother and the baby and the stroller. she made eye contacter who smeto e problem. >> she thought it would be okay to cross the intersection as there was no one there, but she.

>> reporter: that's miles ditman, the driver of a blue merceders who was broad sided and the impact pushed his car into the streeloller in it withe baby in it. >> i was the first 911 caller. >> christine heard the crash. ditman explained what happened next. >> as i got out of the car the baby was lying kind of on the side of the stroller because the stroller was tipped over. i immediately picked her up and made sure the baby was okay and saw no bleeding or bruising and the baby was fine. she could move the neck. >> reporter: ditman is studying to be a paramedic and the mother was not hit, but was on the ground. ditman brought the baby to her. >> then the baby started to cry because it's kind of a mother/daughter/son instinct when you see your mom crying you know something's wrong. i'm familiar with this area and know that clairedon avenue is

not like many streets in san francisco. >> for example, few cars ever follow the 35 mile an hour speed limit and despite having a school there, there's only one traffic light. and we drove the entire length of clairedon, not a single stop sign. linenbalk lives nearby and knows how dangerous this street can be. >> where was the baby? >> right here. >> the mom and baby were right here. >> okay. and on the ground. both appeared to be okay. it was a close call for everyone involved. >> leann melendez, abc 7 news. >> bart riders will face delays this weekend and there will be no service between the concord and pleasant hill contra costa center stations today and tomorrow so crews can replace the aging track. bart is offering free bus service between those stations and riders should expect to add 20 minutes to the normal time of the planned trip to their area and there will be similar closures on memorial day weekend

and in early june. happening today, police san francisco will join an organization for a gun buyback event. brother against guns will help make the streets safer. $100 will be offered for pistol, shotguns and rifles and their $200 will be run from 9:00 until noon at oakdale avenue and third street. happening today, check your medicine cabinets for old prescription drugs to make sure they don't end up in the wrong hands. today is national prescription drug takeback day. many bay area law enforcement agencies are taking part. all medications will be accepted. from 10:00 until 2:00 today take your pills to the local police station or sheriff's office. >> time right now is 8:33. we're all connected to the ocean. when something in it starts to make the marine life sick, it

means we are also at risk. the marine mammal center in marin county has ocean conservation through marine mammal rescue and rehabilitation. here's the look at the scientific research center. ♪ >> in a given year we can rescue between 700 and close to 2,000 patients. right now we've got close to 85 baby elephant seals. >> we wish that they had stayed with their mothers for 28 days and gotten big and fat, and then the morgue goes off into the ocean and then they learn how to swim and how to feed themselves in the shallow waters and somehow they got separated from their mother and they come to us because they don't know how to feed and they don't know how to swim. my name is nancy and i work in the kitchen. i am genuinely responsible for the fish and the hand feeds and picky eaters. oh, yes. we have picky eaters and almost every elephant seal that comes in. i do wash dishes here than i

could ever possibly do at home. we have elephant seal progression. it's a technique of introducing them to fish and helping them understand how to eat it. >> the elephant seals that you hear in the background, they're actually born at about 75 pounds and after one month they should be 300 pounds and most of the animals we have here are probably a hundred pounds or less. when you get them excited about food in the water. all of them begin to flair forward like an angry porcupine. before we get them to eat fish on their own we sometimes have to tube feed them. we take fish and grind it up into a fish shake. we might add vitamins and meds and salmon oil for calories and we're going to go into the pen and the tuber will place a tube gently into their mouth until it gets to their stomach. >> it's a process. some are quicker than others to learn. some of them are real slow. we just work with them and they

all get released and we're very happy when they go out to sea again. >> it is a critical first responder and has the opportunity to see the threats facing the ocean and whether it's ocean trash where we see animals getting entangled in plastic or ingesting plastic by accident or the threat of climate change where the warming water temperatures can push the water deeper. we have the chance to see these things first hand and talk about the solutions people can take to actually protect the ocean and all these animals. >> we have so much fun. we walk out of here at the end of the day and we are exhausted. you go home and get a good night's sleep and you're ready to come back. there is a saying and you come for the animals and stay for the people and you kind of do both. >> you can check out abc's brand at localish.com and it's also on facebook and instagram. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, look at what sky 7 spotted in san francisco bay. a peruvian navy tall ship has arrived and if you think that's cool, just wait until we take

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tickets for the western conference semifinals go on sale today. the first presale goes on for

season ticket holders and members of the season ticket tickets. warriors insiders can buy theirs at 3:00 and tickets go on sale to the general public at 5:00. buy single-game tickets for the three home games only online and game one is tomorrow afternoon. time now is 8:40. lisa has been keeping an eye on the forecast for us and as we see in the image behind us, the golden gate bridge looks foggy out there. a little gray? that's right. we have a 12-degree temperature spread right now and that's getting larger throughout the afternoon. and our microclimate's in full swing and looking at pier 39 where we have sunshine here, mid-50s in san francisco, upper 40s, santa rosa and mid-60s in the inland valleys so it will not be as warm and we'll keep the above-average temperatures inland, but not for long. i'll li thanks. kevin durant single-handedly ensures that the warriors finish

in sport, day three of the nfl draft begins in 20 minutes in nashville. yesterday the 49ers added two wide receivers, selecting samuel from south carolina in the second round and jaylen herd from baylor in the third round. the raiders took clemson quarterback trayvon mullen in the second round. the nfl draft continues with rounds four through seven at 9:00 a.m. here on abc 7. this afternoon the as are in toronto and the first pitch is

at 12:07 p.m. at roger center and they will square off at 1:05. they have a day to prepare this day in the western conference semis. last night, golden state finally closed out the clippers and abc 7 sports director larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports report. good morning, everybody. the warriors once again tried to finish off the feisty clippers and kevin durant decided he would take care of this job himself. game 6 in l.a. and here's why you don't want to play extra games and he limped to the locker room, came back and ended up with 24 points, but he and clay both limped off with injured ankles. hopefully we'll be okay sunday. k.d. did okay. hand in his face and the turnaround jumper and durant, unstoppable in the first half and had 28 points for just 15 minutes and draymond greenpasse half, all k.d. and 38 points and

one held by sleepy floyd. warriors up 72-53 at the half and third quarter and more k.d. ended up with 50 of 26 shooting. andre iguodala led a stellar defensive effort right down broadway with authority. warriors finished off the clippers 139-110. k.d. on his huge night. >> i just never know until the game starts and the game is -- hopefully every night goes well for me that i'm healthy and i get to play, but usually when i'm in it i'm following the defensive game plan to the tee when i'm flying around on the defensive side and we are all in one spring and i think that's when i'm in the game. >> we have game one, warriors-rockets, sunday tip-off, 12:30 here on abc 7 followed by after the game. >> following the epic sharks, the round two with the playoff series with colorado, former

op g two, ug murray and darren ome on, guys. minutes in and the recurring steam and he beats martin jones and 1-0 mavs and second look at this pass, marcus sorenson, and later in the second. fancy, stickhandling there through the legs and wrist shot. sharks go on to win 5-2 in the series opener and game two, sunday in the tank and here is jumbo joe. >> they're a great team and we just want to keep pressure on them as long as we could and i don't think the start is great and we rallied ok the and it's a great team they're playing. >> as and toronto, and highly

touted vladimir guerrero made his debut for the jays. robby grossman, first career pinch hit homer and we are tighted at two, and uh-oh, walk off two-run jack and brandon drury, good night, game over, drive home safely and the as fall by a score of 4-2. giants-yankees, metallica night on a friday and kirk hammock and madison baumgartner gave two off in the first and longo allowed five runs on 11 hits and 5 2/3. mark comes in and the ball goes out. luke voight homers beyond kevin molar. and that's a whereupon on morning sports and have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> getting a check now of the bay area forecast with our meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. we've been leaning into a pattern here that looks pretty usual with the low clouds at the

coast and the afternoon sea breeze and then the clouds again, clinging to the shoreline throughout the overnight hours and from mount tam it looks pretty nice and it will be a beautiful day out there, but if you're spending time at our bay area beach e you know the drill and it will be chilly and we have the afternoon sea breeze and the ebb and flow of that and a lot of sunshine into next week, but the absence of heat. you can see the flag blowing behind me here where we will have that wind today in the city up to 20 miles an hour for the giants game. plenty of sun, but boy, we certainly have lost the heat. we got a little spoiled there, but as is typical around here, we will dictate our temperatures with the marine layer and how tall it grows and the afternoon sea breeze and we'll have 1500 feet this morning and it caused a few visibility problems in the north bay and certainly gray here along the central coast and salinas and a few peeks of sun and not that warm out there at

the coast. 56 mountain view and 55 san jose and the mist and drizzle right at the shoreline. 56 in the city and from sfo on the peninsula, a lot of sun, but the afternoon breeze cooling you off, as well. 49 in santa rosa, one of the clear locations and look at the 50s from vacaville, concord and livermore and flowing through the delta and you know it will be a cooler afternoon. speaking of the east bay, and emoriville and oakland through the 60s as we get toward the 10:00, 11:00 hour and by the afternoon upper 60s to mid-70s and it should be a nice day for you in berkeley and cooler, 71 there and the numbers dropping off in the 60s by sunset which is happening later and later these days and in the south bay, 77 santa clara and 76 in sunnyvale and high clouds and we get a few 80s and 75 today in

palo alto and a mild day, millbrae at 67 and on the coast, yes, typically cool and upper 50s to near 60 with the breeze in the north bay and mid-70s and 77, sonoma and headed up towards calistoga and warming up to 80 degrees and as we look in oakland, 72 and east toward union city and fremont and mid and upper 70s and inland, a couple of 80s and 82 in livermore, concord and san ramon, tonight, low clouds and fog again, upper 40s to near 50 and it should be good sleeping weather and if you're headed tomorrow waking up to low clouds and fog and numbers one again in the low to mid-60s and the accuweather seven-day forecast and you download the accuweather app, it may not be the kohling

trend continues and inland it has cooled off around the coast and around the bay and pleasant for the afternoon hours and you have to have the jacket morning and nighttime. >> you were warned.is here's a live look outside from the roof camera. you can see a peruvian tall ship docked on he waterfront and it will be open for tours this weekend. abc 7 news anchor ama daetz got a preview. >> reporter: i'm ama daetz and check out what's here in san francisco, the peruvian navy tall ship union on pier 15. you can check her out this saturday and sunday, but let's take a sneak peek. so tell me about this tall ship and its purpose. >> a tall ship is a training vessel. we train future officers of the peruvian navy. we have right now a class of 113 cadets or mid shipmen from the naval academy. they are in their third year. >> where are we on the ship? tell me where we are. we're right next to the pilot's station or bridge. this is where the ship is

steered and give orders to navigate the ship. ♪ ♪ >> what happens here? >> here is the bow of the ship. >> we have 34 sails and four masts. >> reporter: are people who come here over the weekend, will they have access to all of this? >> yes. >> reporter: oh, cool! >> right now we have an exhibition of francisco bodega who was an explorer of this part of the world, northern california. he was one of the first explorers to document and chart these waters. he was born in peru. >> we are also carrying samples of peruvian products and culture. >> so now we are in the peruvian hall where visitors can find out what peru is all about. >> here we have different things. that we showed the people. >> there's something that you guys are known for, the peruvians in that corner. >> pisco.

>> telle abt that. >> the peruvian pisco is our national drink and we are proud to produce the best pisco in the world. >> what is it? >> distilled grapes. we are very proud and we have a lot of cult tour show the american people, and we are very glad to receive you and we have people that will guide you to know every part of our ship and our culture. >> that was ama daetz reporting. the tall ship union is open for free tours today and tomorrow from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at pier 17 on the embarcadero behind the exploratorium. next, another sign of spring which is great news for when the next heat wave arrives. we'll explain when we return with

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happening today, another sign that it's spring. it's three east bay swimming facilities and lake anza, contra loma regional park and shadow creek recreational area all open today. it does cost a few dollars per person to access the beach at all three locations. lifeguards are on duty all weekend long. you might want to bring a jacket if you'll swim outside today. >> i would think that would be cold, but that's why they're in the east bay and they have the warm weather, right? >> right now we're looking at a pretty shot from the north bay, mount tam. there is certainly fog out there and the afternoon sea breeze and the morning clouds are evaporating and the cooling trend through the weekend and

we'll have breezy weather next week, as well. so highs today from the mid-60s, san francisco and 72 in oakland and low 80s inland and it's cool at the coast and the accuweather forecast and the cooling trend, inland continues tomorrow and the temperature spread will get a little bit narrower through the week as we continue the cooldown. hopefully a little warmer weather for the end of the week because we'll be into may by then. so that would be nice. >> time is flying. >> yeah. >> lisa, thank you. thanks to you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. up next at 9:00 a.m. day three coverage of the nfl draft with rounds four through seven. as we head to break, we'll take a final look outside from our emoriville camera. thank again for being with us. abc 7 news returns at 5:00 p.m. until then, make it a great day, everybody.

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