news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. >> good morning, i'm chris nguyen. it's sunday, may 12th. happy mother's day. let's start with a quick look at the accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking the conditions where you are. >> low clouds and fog. in fact, that extends inland. live doppler 7. temperatures are in the 50s once again. 54 at the coast. north bay, santa rosa. 56 in san jose and oakland. plenty of sunshine. warm inland. a little breezy right now. upper elevations. up to 28 miles an hour around mt. tam. so we'll have that big disparity once again. cool at the coast.land.

our noontime tempemid-s around cool at the coast but the fog will be moving back into the bay overnight tonight and today, one of the warm eer days as we set for a cooling trend and even possible showers. >> lisa, thank you. the 3-year-old girl at the center of an amber alert has been found safe. police say she was taken during a carjacking in the east bay. this is new video of the car police said the girl was in when it was stolen in oakland just after 8:00 last night. it's her father's car. she was reportedly sitting in the back seat. this is -- this new video shows the car crashed into a bus stop in el cerrito. police first announced they recovered the car and took a suspect into custody but intey .

stay with abc 7 news for the latest on this breaking story. we sent out this push alert on our abc 7 news app a few hours ago when the girl was found safe. it's free to download. just enable notifications if you want push alerts. the anniversary of the barbecue becky incident will take place. a woman called police to report two black men having a barbecue at lake merit. a video of the woman who made the call became viral and she became known as barbecue becky. when this happened, charcoal grills were not allowed at that area of lakeer b sin the incident they installed hot ash disposal units. one of the men involved in the initial barbecue now sits on the parks and recreation board. he is organizing the event which is a free community and family friendly celebration on its fund-raising page. an oakland city council

woman is calling for justice for her murdered son. lynette gibson mcileany was gathered to mourn victims of gun violence. her son victor was shot and killed durg near ufc two months ago. the 21-year-old was a music student at the university. no one has been arrested for his murder. on the peninsula, homeland security agents say they discovered illegal assault rifles inside a man's home. he now faces several charges including possession of illegal firearms and manufacture of illegal weapons. belmont police and federal officers raided his home on thursday and say they found these weapons. he was booked into san mateo county jail. the red cross is helping a dozen people find a new place to live after a fire in berkeley. residents had to evacuate while firefighters worked to get the flames under control. here's abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard.

>> reporter: a rude awakening for people inside this home on hearst avenue in berkeley. >> a lot of black m. tors hous. >> actually regard blowing through the attic space when we arrived. first reports we had coming in were there were disabled residents on the second floor. >> reporter: luckily they made it out. all 12 people living here escaped. >> it was scary. i felt like they had it under control. >> reporter: the fire battalion chief says there were challenges inside the home. crawl spaces with lots of fuel to burn. >> because the spaces were so small and the fuel load so heavy, it made a difficult time for us to make our way through to get to where the fire actually was. several pets inside the house got rescued. now getting love from their owners. those residents who escaped the

fire declined to speak with us. two of them were treated with minor burns. the red cross now helping to find temporary housing for all of them. cause of the fire is still unknown. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. a 24-year-old santa rosa man is in custody for suspicion of camaro officials say smashed into two parked cars yesterday afternoon. fire crew members were fore a o. we'll know this afternoon who the warriors will face in the western conference finals. game one will be tuesday night at oracle arena. the warriors closed out the series against the rockets friday night winning 118-113. it wasn't easy with kevin durant out with a leg injury. the next opponent will be the one that wins the game between the denver nuggets and portland trail blazers. happy mother's day. it appears many kids are going

all out to celebrate mom this year. americans are expected to spend a record$25ilon on gifts for mothers today. according to the survey most of the money will be spent on greeting cards, flowers, a special outing like a spa day, gift cards, clothing and jewelry. if you want to go out for mother's day but maybe not spend a bunch, we have a list of freebies and deals for the holiday on our website. just head over to abc7news.com. 5:06 on this sunday. lisa keeping an eye on that forecast for us. >> starting out gray but we'll see a lot of sunshine. once again even at the coast. but the temperature spread at least 20 degrees. right now it's in the mid-50s in concord and oakland. 53, one of the cooler spots in livermore. the marine layer about 2,000 feet deep, and the camera shaking a bit with upper level winds. breezy. we'll talk about one of the warmer days of the week, which is today, and then the cooldown, and, yes, possible showers headed our way.

also ahead -- nearly 18 years after the 9/11 terror attacks, a new book shares the experiences of people whose lives changed forever that day. the author explains why right now is an important time as ever to release the book. plus, seeing donle. tht w just discovered at one east bay

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taking a look at a quiet golden gate bridge on this sunday. we'll get a check of the full accuweather forecast coming up. peggy lipton has died. in a statement, her daughters say lipton passed away from cancer with family by her side.

she rose to fame playing julie barnes in "the mod squad" from 1968 to 1973. she also starred in the hit tv series "twin peaks" in the '90s. lipton was 72. nearly 18 years after the 9/11 terror attacks, a new book shares the experiences of many whose lives were forever altered that day. former boston globe reporter mitchell zuckov recovered the tragedy and wanted to illuminate those stories in his new book "fall and rise -- the star of 9/11." see he spoke with anchor bill ritter from our sister station in new york city. >> reporter: september 11th, 2001. four hijacked planes crashing into the world trade center towers, the pentagon and a field in pennsylvania after passengers fought back. nearly 3,000 people killed. and yet for so many americans, especially young people, the 9/11 attacks seem as distant as the japanese attack on pearl harbor in 1941, which is one

reason former boston globe reporter mitchell zuckov wrote this book "fall and rise -- the story of 9/11" to tell stories about the people who died. those who survived. those who were heroes. >> we have an entire generation with no memories and people in our generation whose memories are fading that there is this sort of sweet spot moment where we have to capture these stories, tell these stories and make sure they're preserved or else it becomes a numbers game. it becomes 9 and 11 and four planes. >> reporter: zuckov's book drenched in the sport of preventing 9/11 from falling into the well of history. >> 9/11 is with us every day. we live in a post-9/11 world. and that means something. and so we brought it out in may for that reason to say wait a second, before we just say it's like columbus day, or it's a day we mark once a year, we have to be living this story. we have to be honoring the heroes, the families, the survivors, the victims every day. the reason we call the book "fall and rise," it was supposed

to be the end. it was supposed to destroy us. in the immediate aftermath what all we suffered became part of our shared experience and we're not richer for it but we are stronger for it. >> reporter: sadly, 18 years later, the death toll continues to rise. first responders, firefighters, police officers, anyone who worked for weeks or months at ground zero now sick and too often dying. this as the victims' compensation fund to help them is now running out of money. >> we've buried more people post 9/11 from diseases, police, fbi, firefighters. we owe them a debt that we still have to continue to pay. >> reporter: the ball for boosting funding is now in the hands of congress. bill ritter, abc 7 news. fall and rise, the story of 9/11 is available now at bookstores and online. in the east bay, b.a.r.t. passengers will need to take a shuttle bus between the concord

and pleasant hill stations today. crews are replacing that stretch of nearly 50-year-old track. b.a.r.t.'s maintenance team will be replacing rail, electrical and train control equipment and a drainage system. the trackway will also be closed memorial day weekend and the second weekend in june. demand for new houses is dropping in the bay area. anywhere else in the country, that might mean lower prices and a buyer's market. but here, prices are already so high, it's turning into a lose/lose proposition for everyone involved. abc 7 news anchor eric thomas has the story. >> reporter: the biggest change in the local real estate market is in the south bay. last year this time, houses were moving fast and getting multiple bids. now, not so much. >> it's not that people are trying to sell more homes. rather it's that people are having a harder time selling those homes and more of last week's listings left over for next week. >> reporter: isse roman is a chief economist for trulia. they have a new report on home sale trends across the country and once again, the bay area

leads the nation in the things that make purchases tough. >> there's a limited number of people who can afford housing at current prices and who have the need to move at a given point in time. >> reporter: the trulia report shows inventory up more than 55% over the year before. that means more houses on the market longer. it's even worse for so-called starter home inventory up more than 78% from 2018. the median price for a starter home in san jose is $759,000.,00 gonzalez of the santa clara association of realtors says things may be slowing, but -- >> i guess that's all relative. properties used to sell in a week and so maybe they're taking two to three weeks to sell now. >> reporter: mixed news in another new report from redfin which says that 22% of south bay listings got multiple bids last month. but that's down from 75% last year. and it my may indicate buyer fatigue. >> if what you mean is prices being high enough that most of them just can't do it right now and they're figuring out

lu expect this respite to last very long. almost everyone predicts economic growth will heat the market up again later this year. in san francisco, eric thomas, abc 7 news. in the east bay, 15 sets of twins are getting ready to graduate from pittsburg high school. it's a phenomenon that was only recently discovered. pittsburg high school, home of the pirates, where this year, as any, graduating seniors have begun pondering a new set of challenges. that's especially true for mccaleb and miles grant. they're twins with all the closeness that implies and they're heading for separate colleges. >> what are you going to miss about her? >> our times together. we laugh at almost everything. >> i think we're ready. it's going to be hard but i think we're ready. >> reporter: at least they're not alone in this dilemma. the senior class his other twins. nick and victor mon tez. if that sounds unusual, keep

counting. nobody made the connection until melody moseley got all the 2019 twins together. >> they were twins but some of them didn't realize that -- one of them didn't realize there were that many sets. >> i've had classes with more than one set of twins but i'd never put two and two together. >> reporter: statistics indicate for every 200 people we'll see three sets of twins. based on the class size here, that would mean seven sets but, no, not this year. not seven sets or eight. how about 15? >> how do you explain it? >> it's probably the water. >> reporter: principal todd witmeyer has never encountered this many twins in a single class. he wouldn't mind a few more. >> they support each other. twins often have a strong and unique bond with one another. >> reporter: it's called that twin thing that unnerving feeling as you talk with two, you're also dealing with one. >> i was told that nobody here even knew there were 15 sets of

twins. >> i didn't know either. >> you think you'll miss him? >> a ltle 't believe it. leaving home, the graduation is stressful enough. but there's no guidebook for twins. >> it's always been the two of us. not to sound cliche, but that's my other half. >> reporter: wayne friedman, abc 7 news. 5:17. a little cool outside. lisa argen has your full accuweather forecast. >> hey, chris. starting with the low clouds, the fog. all the way inland, everybody is clo cloudy, down to the central coast. a lot of sunshine once again today. not a whole lot of change today compared to yesterday. so it is going to be a nice afternoon but if you want to spend time at the coast, it will be cool. ale.n campbell and santa clara 55 morgan hill and looking pretty much the same as we go towards the north bay and east bay. 54 in layoffiet withote

ovcastheres well. so low clouds and fog this morning. sunny and warm inland today. cool at the coast. no changes there and possible showers coming our way midweek. the cooling trend slightly starting tomorrow. more present on tuesday. here's a look at our fog footprint. notice as we go throughout the afternoon, the clouds are swept away from the shoreline. see them there a little at the san mateo coast, pacifica. they make that comeback throughout the san mateo coast. the east bay, north bay later on tonight. 5:00 tomorrow morning. once again we'll do it. and looking at the partlyssure be weakening t st a few deg cooler as we be look at the highs. partly cloudy skies at the coast. it's going to be cool there. 60 ocean beach. 61 in half moon bay. 72 in santa cruz and 64 in monterey. in the south bay today, enjoying a lot of sunshine.

upper 70s for you in san jose. nice mother's day perhaps in milpitas at 74. 70 redwood city. a few degrees cooler here. that ash sea breeze, 60 in pacifica. san francisco, 61. partly and an a's game today and the forecast will be similar. a little cooler in san francisco. 73 in petaluma. 72 in vallejo. numbers from the upper 60s, san leandro. head inland, a couple 80s. antioch, brentwood. so let's skip ahead to tuesday. a few more clouds around. look what happens on wednesday. we've got an upper level low that will be pushing from the gulf of alaska all the way down through northern and central california so we do have a chance of showers come wednesday. still remaining unsettled on thursday. and then it looks like thursday afternoon could see some mountain showers as well and then even into friday as things get quieter, there's still a

system lurking offshore for next weekend. so a lot of uncertainty with the forecast. except for the fact that today it's going to be the warmest day out there. over in oracle park today, 59 with the reds in town. 60 later on. not a whole lot of change there. the seven-day forecast looking at numbers from the 60s coast. 70s around the bay. 80 inland. beautiful day today for mother's day. and slightly cooler tomorrow looking at partly cloudy skies tuesday, wednesday, download our accuweather app and we could be tracking showers as soon as wednesday into thursday and even a level one perhaps on friday. so, yeah, it's may. >> it has arrived, yeah. >> with, you know, some big changes by the end of the week. >> lisa, thank you. we're sharing inspiring stories in a series "more in common." meet a paggent contestant trying to redefine traditional beauty standards. >> what do you think the girl in the photo wearing the sash would

have said to you having finally done it? >> she was shy. maybe she'd be proud, shocked but they're celebrate with me. when i was 10, i was severely burned in a fire. a huge ball of flame just went through the house. i was completely on fire. i was 10. all of a sudden, i really thought i looked like a monster. i remember watching the miss america pageant for the first time and looked down at my scars and said, well, that's never going to happen for me. we were looking through photo albums at my dad's house. my daughter comes in and grabs a random album. look at this one. and then she jets out of the room. it had me dressed as miss america before the fire. i thought this is interesting because i hadn't seen that picture for a long time. and that dream was just starting to build back up in me. and it just validated the fact that, yeah, you know what? i am beautiful and i'm proud of who i am. i'm proud of what i see in the mirror and why can't i put myself in a pageant.

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millons of drivers are paying tolls with fast track and official toll collection is accurate, most of the time. but with so many cars, even a small percentage of mistakes affects hundreds of people. an east bay man was the latest to come to 7 on your side's michael finney for help. >> reporter: 140 million vehicles crass the san mateo bridge every year. but david's car isn't one of them. >> i've probably been on that bridge possibly once in a lifetime. >> reporter: he was surprised to get this toll evasion notice saying he crossed the bridge without paying. >> i thought maybe potentially

it was a mistake. >> reporter: and it was. not only did he not cross that bridge. he didn't even own the car on the citation. >> i looked closer. it wasn't my license plate or my car. they said dmv has to fix this. >> reporter: david took time off work and went to the dmv. >> i stood in line for an hour and they said it's not your car. but they wouldn't give him a document to prove it. we can't give any information on this vehicle. i said i'm not asking information on the person. >> reporter: they said only fast track could dismiss it. >> i have this ticket to a car that's not mine. they wouldn't budge on it. they turned a deaf ear and sent me off to dmv. they were just bouncing me back and forth. >> reporter: he spent so many hours on this he thought maybe he should just pay the darn thing. i didn't want to pay it because i might get another one. >> reporter: he contacted 7 on your side and we found out why david got somebody else's ticket. turns out david and another person had each purchased a car

the same week from ford of walnut creek. they both put fast track toll tags on their new cars. david crossed the bay bridge. the other guy crossed the san mateo bridge but both cars were still registered to the ford dealership. so they weren't covered yet by those fast track accounts and they both got tickets. the dealership sent the tickets to fast track and, by mistake, fast track sent them both to david. >> and it got solved. >> reporter: after we pointed out the mistake, fast track dismissed david's tickieticket. >> my heroes came >> reporter: just putting a toll tag in a car doesn't mean it will cover the toll. it will be connected to a fast track. otherwise the car will cross without paying and could get you a big ticket. i'm michael finney. kitten season is here and the east bay spca is looking for help taking care of little ones. today they'll be teaching foster

volunteers how to bottle feed young kittens. the training starts at 2:00 at the oakland adoption center. they're also accepting monetary donations plus small crates, kitten formula, cat litter and wet kitten food. still to come -- tariff trouble. the prices that you can expect to pay right here in the bay area. also, raising awareness about lyme disease. the special event happening at salesforce tower.

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news to build a better bay area, this is abc 7 mornings. >> good morning. i'm chris nguyen. thanks for starting your day with abc 7 news on this mother's day. let's send it over to meteorologist lisa argen. she's tracking the accuweather forecast. >> hey, chris. we have our usual dose of low clouds and fog but it's going to be a beautiful day out there to enjoy for mothers, everyone throughout. it's in the 50s on the

penins daow0s out toward san ramon. going through the morning hours, the fog is going to pull back again throughout the midmorning hours. as we get towards 2:00, we're in the low 60s around the east bay. upper skis60s for lindh valleys upper 70s into santa rosa. 20-degree temperature spread once again. the fog comes back tomorrow morning. but, boy, big changes into the middle of may. a cooling trend and several days with showers to talk about. chris? >> breaking news, the 3-year-old girl at the center of an amber alert has been found safe. police say she was taken during a carjacking in the east bay. this is new video of the car police said the girl was in when it was stolen just after 8:00 last night. it's her father's car. she was reportedly in the back seat. this new video shows the car crashed into a

el cerrito. police announced they recovered the car and took a suspect into custody around 11:00 last night but it wasn't until two houlahe was fo safe. we still don't know xat exactly led up to the crash or where the girl was found. stay with abc 7 news for the latest on this breaking story. we sent out this push alert on our abc 7 news app just a few hours ago when the girl was found safe. the app is free to download. if you want push alerts just enable notifications. the stepfather of a missing 4-year-old girl in houston is now charged in her disappearance. this is a new booking photo of darrian vens. malia davis hasn't been seen in more than a week. while she remains missing. he is now charged with tampering with evidence, specifically a corpse. vens appeared in court late last night and his bond was set at $1 million. however, investigators have not said whether malia is dead.

he originally told police strangers beat him and abducted malia last week. the trade war with china is ramping up as president trump increased tariffs on goods from the country. it will push prices up for american shoppers and some local retailers tell us they have no choice. abc 7 news reporter lisa am amin gulezian explains. >> the price will go up. >> reporter: david wong is already warning customers at cosmic computers in the sunset that the chinese wholesalers he buys from are jacking up their prices and he still needs to make a profit. >> now if i get it for $15 i have to sell it as $15 with the margin. so the consumer will actually feel all that. >> reporter: meantime, the cost for everything inside camera source in chinatown will go up. luggage, magnets, keychains, t-shirts. all the souvenirs here are made in china. >> everything a to z. if the suppliers telling me everything is raised by 20%, 20%

is raised on everything. >> reporter: this is all part of the new tariffs imposed on china. the trump administration renewing the trade war with china after negotiations ended without a deal friday. >> president xi is a friend of mine. great guy, but he's for china. i'm for the usa. >> going to cost more for goods which are imported from asia, particularly electronic goods. it's not going to be good for american consumers. >> reporter: the administration added 25% tariffs on 6,000 goods from this is eected to push prices i. and store owners expect luxury electronics like expensive computer parts to be the first things consumers cut back on once the tariffs fully kick in. lisa amin gulezian. coming up on "this week," house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff and foreign relations committee member rand paul will talk about the battle between the white house and congress over investigations.

they'll also discuss the trump administration's latest foreign policy moves. you can watch the full interviews on "this week with george stephanopoulos" at 8:00 here on abc 7. state lawmakers just kicked off a campaign to make elections more secure. abc 7 news was on 18th street at a rally to support measure ab-1784. it would bring open source voting in california. the bill is intended to help counties update their voting systems and improve security. this follows claims of russian interference i electis. w kw wh. that isceptible to hacking. >> it would provide up to $16 million in matching funds to help counties install paper ballot voting systems rather than privately held ones. a big boost for the bay area

lyme foundation. the nonprofit held a fund-raiser at salesforce tower in san francisco. actor and musician jeff bridges performed at the event. people with lyme disease also shared their stories. abc 7 news reporter luz penia na has more. >> reporter: this is not one of jeff bridges' usual performances. he's doing this for a friend. a friend diagnosed with lyme disease. >> a tough disease it's often misdiagnosed. i have a dear friend, chris crist offerson who 30 years ago was misdiagnosed and given all sorts of medication, and it turns out he had lyme disease and didn't know >> reporter:nhe crowd from ooksappybubbly.ro a happy one. boost he thema. it had a lot of time to take its

time to damage my neurological and muscular and skeletal. it's everywhere and damaged all of those areas. >> doctors say 60% of lyme disease cases are misdiagnosed and some are even told they have the flu. >> tics are, you know, feeding on many different animals and so they'll pick up different bacteria viruses, parasites, a lot of different pathogens. we think of them as nature's dirty needle. >> they are hoping to raise $1 million for testing in search for a cure. >> tick tests spots are mendocino. still ahead on abc 7

mornings, soon to be available for booking, the vacation spot southwest airlines just announced that it will start flying to. first, here's a live look outside from our east bay hills camera. lisa argen will have the full tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california.

thnn wp,er prepaon is perfect, and everyone knows to be mindful of their manners. dinnertime has changed. our quality hasn't. reynolds wrap: foil made in the usa since 1947. good morning, everyone. time now 5:39. we're taking a live look outside from our abc 7 exploratorium camera at the financial district on this sunday morning. a big thrill for a man in chicago when he realized what his home security camera captured. his doorbell camera recorded a

meteor streaking across the sky friday night. the homeowner says he looked outside just as it was happening after reading a tweet about the meteor. southwest will soon be flying to a fifth airport in hawaii. flights to hilo are expected to begin by the end of the year but the airline has not said when you can start booking tickets just yet. southwest airlines started flying to hawaii two months ago. there was a lot of fanfare. some flights and fares sold out within hours. lisa argen, you have been keeping an eye on the forecast for us. we saw in that shot of the financial district some fog, especially over the salesforce tower. >> it's made its way to the east bay. so it's with us for the gray start this morning. but mother's day looking fantastic out there with a lot of sunshine. and you can see the flag blowing there. we'll have winds up to 20 miles an hour. typical day around here. but it gets atypical as we go through the middle of the week and certainly the end of the week. so enjoy what we're going to call warmth today.

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good morning. time is 5:43. we're taking a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. we hope your sunday is off to a great start. meteorologist lisa argen will be back with the full accuweather forecast in just a little bit. nba hall of famer dennis rodman is caught on surveillance tape with a group accused of theft. it happened at a yoga studio in newport beach. the recording shows one woman with rodman putting merchandise in her purse. another man dropped and broke a crystal on display, then took what was left of it. staff said the damage is estimated around $4,000. the group returned the next day. the yoga studio was closed so they hung out at a spa next door. >> they were loud and kind of agitated and just seeming a bi.

>> newport beach police department says this is an open and active investigation. rodman's attorney says commenting is premature at this time. both the a's and giants are wrapping up weekend series this afternoon at home. madison bumgardner takes the mound. the a's try to sweep the indians. the sharks will be in the spotlight especially with the warriors off until tuesday. tomorrow night, san jose will try to take a 2-0 series lead in the western kncht final. abc 7's sports anchor mindi bach has more in the sports report. >> good sunday morning. happy mother's day, everyone. a great goalie can carry a team in the nhl playoffs, but the blues didn't do their talented rookie goaltender any favors in game one and the sharks smelled blood on the ice. mr. october, reggie jackson, celebrity opene o this oe.

st. louis was turnover prone. the sharks get on the board early. two on one. finds logan couture. later on a 5 on 3, great concentration from and he is in. 2-1, sharks after the first period. st. louis, a great chance to tie it in the second but martin jones talking about great goaltending. just gets enough to deflect the jaden schwartz shot. another blues turnover. they rip it home making it 3-1, san jose.turnover. timo meyer tykes advantage. 11 st. louis turnovers. the sharks take game one. >> it was big we got the game one win. that's what was big. you know what, we've had different guys step up along the way. you need complete games in the playoffs right now. tonight was, you know, a good step in the right direction.

ur in the big games, that helps a lot. so it was everybody tonight. i thought we played really well. >> we haven't played a full 60 we're getting better and better every game. it's our 15th game in 2 1/2, 3 weeks, so we're getting better and better. that's what we want to continue to do is build on that. pablo sandoval pitching bobblehead night between the giants and reds. pablo threw out the first pitch and then got the start at first. maybe he should have pitched because the giants pitchers have given up 40 first inning runs. samardzija gave up a 2-1 shot to puig. 3-0, reds. giants get one back in the bottom of the inning. longoria out to center. that's his sixth of the year. the giants have now scored three, yes three total runs i rs ni. dgeryg tth one out. on the replay, looks like he was

safe. but on the review, the call upheld. he's out. bochy and duggar can't believe it. the rally effectively killed. the reds push one across in the seventh. 5-4, the final. a's/indians. beautiful day at the coliseum. tied at one in the fifth. hunley sends it deep to left. jeff bauer -- jake bauers misjudges it. it rolls around a little. hunley goes for the triple. bauers overthrows the third baseman. hunley gets a little log home run. the 35-year-old catcher does that. 2-1. two outs, tying run on second. martin singles to left. jordan picks up his second blown save of the year. winning run on third in the bottom of the ninth. and ramon lariano pops it into the sunshine. it drops, matt olson scores. can you believe this?

the a's win, 3-2, and pick up their third walk-off win of the week. that's incredible. so the a's and giants will wrap up their series both at home today and the warriors will find out this mother's day who they'll play in the western conference finals as portland takes on denver in game seven of their western conference semifinal. we'll bring you all those ghts sta4-year-old nailed the national anthem at uc berkeley's baseball game. ♪ rocket's red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ >> he totally sold it. that's ethan from oakland. he made it through the full song yesterday without stopping or making any mistakes. the bears say ethan performed his first national anthem at the berkeley street fair.

getting a check of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey, chris. today will be the warmest day of the week. if you like it warm and sunny, head inland. each and every day after today we'll experience a cooling trend and several chances of showers. take a look at a pretty gray emeryville. we'll replace that with a lot of sun for your mother's day. but have you been sneezing and itching? the culprit, the trees, things as you know are really blooming. we've got not only the high content with the trees. the olive, oak and pine allergens but also the grass pollens are medium. it's the trees if it's got you itching and it's going to be that way for a little while. we will get some rain, perhaps some relief. but do you really want rain by the end of the week? we'll call it unsettled because we'll not see several days of rain but several chances as we get towards wednesday. here's a live look from here in san francisco where we have that

base of our cloud layer. pretty high. the visibility is good out there. you can see the extent into our east bay valleys. and from our east bay, ballmer peak, a nice view. every so often getting obscured from more fog moving in. but it's going to be a beautiful day as the marine layer gets compressed. high pressure in control dominating and pushing the low clouds and fog to the surface and keeping them at the coast for the time being. 57 in mountain view. 51 in santa cruz. ncisco and hf moon bay. and we'll see sun at the short line. mt. tam, another view from above and the winds are breezy as well. 51 by the delta. vacaville, and cloudy in concord. 56 degrees. 54 in santa rosa. cool spot, 53 in napa. low 70s today with a good deal of sun here in santa cruz. the clouds making their way down to monterey and central coast. low clouds and fog. sunny, warm inland. cool at the coast and cooler

beginning tomorrow. just slightly. and then possible showers, several chances. friday looking like the best bet. we look at the fog at 10:30, still lined up along the coast. by the afternoon, it's a sunny day at stinson, boing daya bay. half moon bay, ocean beach and across the bay, san jose into t.the fog n overnight. pulls back for your monday afternoon. a little breezy and we've got an upper level trough from the gulf of alaska. cooler ai of the upcoming workweek. 66 today in oakland. 65 in richmond. you head out towards fncisco, m. plenty of sunshine. a beautiful day. let's take a look at the rain chances, though, starting out tuesday night. we're cloudy. another dry day. by wednesday, the afternoon, a few scattered showers around. it continues into thursday. and then by friday, the

bull's-eye just right around the bay area. i think we're done with it saturday. maybe not. in fact, we could see more rain into the next weekend. but, hey, that's a long ways away. the accuweather seven-day forecast. 60 coast. 70 around the bay. temperatures drop off each and every day. one of the cooler days on wednesday as we could see a chance of showers late in the day. download the accuweather app. a 1 on the storm impact scale for friday. so even by late wednesday, thursday, friday, perhaps into next weekend and it's just not unheard of. i remember in june at a graduation five, six years ago, pouring rain. is ma get umbrell moms at the cpmc mission campus will be treated to soothing, live music. classical musicians at the conservatory of music will create a calm ambience in the maternity ward. the facility opened in august with 120 private rooms.

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news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. good morning, and thanks for joiningous this mother's day, may 12th. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a quick look at the accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> low clouds and fog once tarks gain. we're familiar with this pattern. and we like it because what we're going to get for the upcoming week is going to throw you perhaps. as we look at walnut creek, the low clouds have made it inland there. numbers in the 50s. low 50s san francisco. 51 in santa cruz with the clouds there. 54 half moon bay and for mt. tam, marine layer about 2,000 feet tall. and as we look at the