and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >> news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. >> it's saturday, may 18th. good morning, everyone. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with the first look at the accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, chris. we're beginning with the storm impact scale and it's may and we'll see light to moderate rain throughout the day today, and it's dry now and the winds are on the way and anywhere from a half inch to an inch of rain through your sunday. right now, cloudy skies and perhaps mist and drizzle at the coast and the rain well to the north here and it will be four or five hours until we see the rain and then it's not going to

be until after the weekend that we see a solid break, but as we look outside this morning it doesn't look too bad for mount tam. 46 in mountain view and half moon bay and walnut creek also looking at partly sunny conditions and 40s from sant rosa to livermore and 50 by fairfield. and the cold front moving through later on. so planning the morning, it's dry until about 9:00 in the north bay and by noon time it should be raining everywhere and continues through the afternoon and getting heavier as the cold front pushes through and then we'll be looking at a bit of a break overnight. we'll talk about your sunday and next week. we do have an 80-degree temperature to talk about and that's coming up, chris? >> as always, you can keep track of the weather conditions where you live with the abc 7 news app. get updates from our weather team and monitor live doppler 7 on the go. >> now to a serious health alert for shoppers in the east bay. if you visited the berkeley bowl

last week you may have been exposed to measles. ansar hassan has more. >> reporter: this couple learned of the berkeley bowl after checking credit card receipts. >> she was here and she came to the store to see what time she was here. >> they shopped that morning, but the infected person shopped late in the afternoon. the family may not have beeneenn exposed, but they were concerned. >> the person had measles and was walking around. >> dr. lessa hernandez is a berkeley public health officer. a doctor notified that the patient was infected with measles. only berkeley bowl was at risk for exposure. >> there were other exposures, but we don't need to notify the public because we've identified everyone that is at risk. >> reporter: dr.

sa hernandez is easily transmitted. the first stage symptoms are a runny nose, red eyes, cough, fever followed by a rash. >> the cdc says if you were exposed to consult your doctor. the city is telling people who shopped here may 7th keep an eye out for symptoms until may 28th. ansar hassan, abc 7 news. >> to learn more about the measles including symptoms and how the disease is spread go to our website, abc 7 news.com. >> time now 6:03. a high school coach and security guard when once worked for the 49ers is being credited for possibly preventing a school shooting in portland, oregon. police say a student brought a gun to park rose high school. he was tackled and disarmed by keenan lowe. he is a former college standout, and thankfully no one was hurt. the bay area man who became known as the american taliban is set to be released from prison next week. john walker lin

headlines and now 20 years later is sparking more debate. abc 7 news reporter liz kroit has more about the man. >> reporter: worshippers still remember john walker lindh. >> when he used to come here he was always calm, and he was a seeker of knowledge, and a person -- we did not see violence. >> reporter: he was 16 then. a recent convert to islam and in days, the man who became known as the american taliban will be released. >> i was a student in pakistan studying. >> reporter: that's lindh in his own words shortly after his 2001 capture in afghanistan. he said he traveled to the middle east on a pilgrimage, but that's not what a grand jury found. in 2002 lindh was convicted on terrorism charges. his early release now stoking debate. the parents of slain cia officer mike spann calling it disturbing news saying the man they blame for their son's death is still a

threat. alabama senator richard shelby tweeted that president trump told them over the phone he, too, believes he should serve the full sentence. for lindh's family, a relief. his father says he was simply a scapegoat for a grieving ne9/11 country. >> it is not fair to say john went to afghanistan in order to work against or wage war again of his own country. lindh will be released from a prison in indiana and will be under three-ier supervision and we do not know if he will be returning to the bay area. abc 7 news. a san francisco soccer club is honoring a tragic crash. last night the team presented him with a courage if the face of adversity award. he was one of four siblings involved in a collision in late february. they were on their way to the hospital to visit their dying father when they collided with

big rig the chp says was illegally parked on the shoulder of interstate 80. three of his siblings were killed. >> it felt it was something we had to do just because aaron is very close to many people in our own community and the san francisco soccer community is very small and i think it's important that we lift each other up. >> aaron's father has since passed away. the chp is still investigating the february crash. >> happening today, thousands of uc berkeley students will make the jump to being cal alumni during commencement exercises. sky 7 was above california memorial stadium as workers set up for graduation earlier this week. wendy kopp will have the commencement address and founder of teaching america. today will take place rain or shine starting at 10:00 a.m. keep in mind, umbrellas are not allowed inside the stadium. they'll start with the school of business and economics

at 9:00 this morning. the school of science and technology will begin its commencement at 1:00 this afternoon and sonoma state's final commencement for the school of arts and humanities begins at 5:00 tonight. all will take place inside sonoma state's green music center. time now is 6:07. get ready for your instagram feed to be flooded with puffle cones. the picture-perfect treat, does it taste as good as it looks? we sent amanda del castillo. >> clear your phone's memory and make way for the sweet photo-op. cauldron ice cream. >> we bring in the experience to having ice cream. >> her approved 22 are making instagramable, hong kong-style egg waffles. >> we have the original red velvet and churro. crunchy outside and the really soft, inside texture. 14 ice cream flavors all made to

order. crews use liquid nitrogen to make it happen. the smoke, another shot for social media. she was snapping all of the pictures and i just like to eat. it's all about the visuals and even the drinks at cauldron ice cream are camera ready. pick a favorite wall as a backdrop and snap away and then click out of instagram and eat your ice cream. >> that blows my mind especially the milk/tea fascination. >> the shop's grand opening runs from 6:00 to 11:00 p.m. on saturday. in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> everyone's all about the instagram life. i'm sure people will head out even with the rain. >> ice cream, any time is a good time for ice cream, right? we are looking at a winter-type weekend with the cold air on the way. it's already chilly out there, but a cold front, a strong one bringing some rain throughout the morning hour, but heavier in

the afsternoon. it's 46 and we'll talk about the timing on the rain and your sunday forecast as well, next. >> lisa, thanks. a dog walker is caught on

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green on your screen indicating the rain. not much activity here in the bay area for now, but that will change in the hours ahead. lisa breaks down the full s sec there. >> i did. >> a south bay pet sitter caught on camera getting romantic in a customer's home after being hired through a popular dog walking app. this story provides tips in this gig economy if you use phone apps for food delivery, personal shopping, massage or dog walking. i-team reporter dan noyes has details of one customer's nightmare. >> rosy brown has two rambunctious little dogs, penny and daisy. when she headed out of town for a wedding three weeks ago she turned to a popular app to find a pet sitter. >> get a wag-certified walker. >> rosy met 26-year-old wag dog walker and sitter casey bringel. she had 210 five-star reviews and i'm thinking this is great? they agreed on four and a half days of house sitting with long

walks for $315 and discussed the doggie cam on the kitchen counter. it also shoots out treats. rosie headed to louisiana and on the day of her cousin's wedding received an alert on the camera. >> on the preview of the alert it showed a man in my house, someone i wasn't expecting and i opened it up and that's when i saw her with a man in my house and they were going straight to my bedroom. >> reporter: it showed casey on several occasions, on one point locking the dogs outside of the bedroom and on the other going to the bedroom. she finally agreed to speak to me on camera. >> she believes you were having sex in the bedroom. >> it's okay she believes that. that's not what was going on. >> even though it's guidelines say it's walkers and sitters, she would not allow anyone else into the home of the pet parent and several times it caught

casey naked on the couch. >> to see the video with her butt naked, sitting on it, laying on it. that was really hard. we just bought it. i don't lay down right there? really. >> it's affected the way you use your own couch. >> that was my favorite spot right in the middle, but i don't really touch it. >> she can't sit on her favorite spot any longer because she has the image of you being naked on the same spot. do you understand that? >> i do. i do, and i feel terrible about it. it's not -- it was not something i did with intent or with malice. >> she tells me rosie allowed her boyfriend to come over for dinner on a previous job, but that she did not clear visitors on this session. the camera documented casey taking them out to five-minute potty breaks and it caught her cursing at daisy after she was

paying rough with penny. >> was that appropriate? >> no, it's not. she'd been acting like a jerk. i was frustrated not at her, at myself and other things and i had gotten in a fight with my mom, and i agree it was not appropriate. >> after rosy brown complained to wag and i contacted the company they suspended casey brengle and sent a statement that reads in part, it is unacceptable and contrary to our community guidelines and we expect everyone on the wag platform to conduct themselves professionally. >> these are my dogs so i know how difficult it could be to find a pet sitter. as for wag i contacted the better business bureau and the company has had a rocky few months dealing with consumer complaints. the bbb has complaints about walkers not showing up and keys, money or items stolen and last month the bureau gave wag an f for the way it addressed

complaints and changed it for nr whil they worked with the company while helping to improve the process or resolving consumer complaints and this week awarded wag an a-plus for the progress they made. rosy brown has questions about how wag supervises walkers after the check. >> how do you know a sitter who has done a thousand walks or sitting sessions how they're doing on the 500 session. they could be a complete different person from when they checked. >> the company responds pets, parents feedback provide wag of the pet care provider services. it helps us determine whether providers should be allowed to remain on the platform. >> wag is offering to play for cleaning services and a locksmith. here are tips and be honest about your expectations and reveal your problems the dogs may have with aggression and meet the worker before you hire them and buy one of those doggie cam. dan noyes, abc 7 news.

it's bay to breakers this weekend. the san francisco tradition takes place tomorrow morning, but street closures begin tonight. how much rain should the runners prepare for? lisa argen has the accuweather forecast. >> definitely plan on breezy conditions and the cool temperatures and the scattered showers for your sunday. here's live doppler 7 with the cloudy skies saturday and we do have a system offshore that will be encompassing your entire weekend and the cold front today and the area of low pressure tomorrow and our storm impact scale with us for both days. saturday and sunday looking at moderate rain at times with the passage of the cold front later on, this evening the wind gets gustier and the rain gets harder and a half inch to an inch in those areas and the winds could be 35 miles an hour. let's look at sutro with the sun coming up in san francisco. 46 in mountain view and 48 in san jose and it's hard to lle looki aa solid, y and we

rainy afternoon, but that's what's going to happen. from our exploratorium48 in vac livermore. when the rain comes down it will come down hard and we will have the frontal passage today and a little bit more sun tomorrow from the roof camera, you can see that it looks a little cloudy out there. rainy and windy today. scattered showers and the possibility of a thunderstorm and more rain into early next week although it's a much weaker system. by 9:00, 10:00 the rain pushes into the north bay. noon in the south bay and we're looking at this by about the middle of the afternoon where the cold front is still offshore and the heavier indication of the rain will be in the yellows and the darker greens and that's the frontal passage and after that we will still see the rain until about 10:00 and that's where we get a lull throughout the evening and overnight hours band of rain heads our way and we have some sun and the

atmosphere is unstable and we'll see thunderstorms right through the afternoon and partly cloudy and still showers around. so the first part of the system bringing a third of an inch to maybe a half inch throughout the early afternoon and by the evening, here comes the front and the rain addses up to an inch in the peninsula and here's a look at the wind profile and the red and the purple and that's the win today and tomorrow, very breezy with those yellows offshore. with the highs today only in the upper 50s to low 60s well below average looking at the winds throughout the afternoon and in the sierra nevada up to four to ten inches above 6,000 feet and 5:00 to 10:00 p.m. is the winter weather advisory for the sierra nevada. rate through monday morning. looking at a foot of snow through kirkwood and eight

inches in donner. the accuweather forecast, today, tomorrow, monday and tuesday. you download our accuweather app and it will be busy throughout the day today and then with a little bit of sunshine, we could see a thunderstorm on sunday and as we dry out on wednesday and thursday, still on the cooler side of average, but by friday we're looking at temperatures near average. so certainly unusual for may and that will continue for the weekend and into early next week. so sorry about that. >> andwe we'll follow your forecast on the abc 7 news app. the maker fair is under way in san mateo. coming up, why

tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums. and the fog to, who else, karl. 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.

dan harris joins us from new york to tell us what's coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america." >> coming up on "gma," tornadoes touching down on four states. dramatic footage and the ongoing severe weather threat this weekend. we'll talk about all of it plus the abortion ban. missouri becoming the latest state to pass tough, new restrictions and what supporters and critics are saying after the governor has promised to sign the bill into law and what other states are doing this morning. drivers for uber and lyft admitting to man inlighting pricing and how they're working together to increase their own

pay and how the companies are now responding and it's all coming up on "gma." we'll see you soon. the court ordered the maker of round-up to pay. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow has more on the young woman who advocated for the decision. >> there's a big change coming to uc campuses in part thanks to a former uc berkeley volleyball player committed to making a difference. >> i just want students to know that they can do anything if they see a problem, they can fix it. >> when makenzie feldman was a junior she and her teammates convinced the groundskeeper to stop spraying herbicides here. he was, like, yeah. totally. i just don't have the labor to pick the weeds. perfect. we have 20 girls on the team and we have 20 ge'll do it for you.d >> we were worried that these were young women of reproductive age and they probably shouldn't be exposed to any of this stuff.

they ended up coming out here and having weeding parties basically. makenzie served up an ace for the entire uc community. uc president janet napolitano issuing a temporary suspension for the use of glyphosate-based herbicides at all uc locations blhard , like, dang, we do it. >> it will make a huge impact for every student in the whole uc system. that's a lot of kids that won't be exposed to this stuff anymore. >> exceptions for the temporary suspension include agricultural operations, programs to reduce wildfire risk, and native habitat preservation and glyphosate-based herbicide research. >> we're getting a lot of people to e-mail the president and tell her that it's not enough and we want all prop 65 chemicals banned and all herbicide. makenzie said she's keeping a watchful eye on glyphosate-based litigation and the manufacturer of glyphosate-based weed killers

tells abc news, quote there, is no evidence moving away from glyphosate enhances safety and this cites an epa conclusion. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> on the peninsula it's day two th year.aker fair now in its abc 7 news was at the san mateo count county events center. it's an opportunity for inventors, craft makers and engineers to show off their handiwork and they'll consider what's next for the event this week end. he said corporate sponsor ships are down and not everyone is used to this kind of fair. >> i think we need this now more than ever in our culture and it's hard to convince people that it's important to do. >> there are more than 200 maker fairs around the world each year. most are licensed and san francisco-based maker media puts on the one here and in new york. the fair lasts through tomorrow. time now 6:26 and still to come on abc 7 mornings.

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news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. >> it's half past the hour on this saturday morning. i'm chris nguyen.

weather wise more rain is on the way. let's get a check of the forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, chris. the storm impact scale is back. it's a 1 for today and tomorrow. we'll see anywhere from a half inch to an inch of rain, gusty winds and looking at the possibility of some thunderstorms as well so as we look at live doppler 7 you'll see the rain is still far to the north and it will be about three hours or so before you see the rain pushing to the north bay and there's mist and drizzle on the coast and that spin in the atmosphere and that looks like a wintertime system and that, too, will move overhead by tomorrow. here's a look at the current numbers and it looks nice in san francisco. 46 in mountain view and it's cooler and with that cool air mass yesterday settling into place. we are definitely starting out with temperatures up more in the 40s than we would be in the 50s and the flag is flat there and those wins out of the southwest gusting over 30 miles an hour possible in the high elevations and vacaville and concord and 46

in livermore and there's the beginning edge of the rain and as we go through the next couple of hours and it stays in the north bay and it is still pressed to san francisco and the rest of the bay area and we'll talk about timing and what your sunday looks like in a few minutes. chris. >> lisa, thank you. if you're driving to lake tahoe this weekend be sure to pack your chains. for the time being both highway 50 and interstate 80 are open without restrictions and more snow is expected today and tomorrow. several mountain passes are still closed because of the snow we had during the winter. they include ebits, sonoma and meadow. a warning for the bay area. they put cameras into the men's bathroom of the indoor trampoline park and the footage included children. chris reyes has the details. >> it's scary. it's sad. my son used to work there and my

kids have gone there and that's not something you want to hear. >> fremont police arrested richard charles rocca from antioch. he faces charges of possession of child pornography and concealing a camera in public. a hidden camera was found in the men's public restroom inside the trampoline park. police allege the camera also captured the suspect setting it up. >> families who frequent rock and jump want to know that the company is at least asking the right questions. >> did he walk in with kids? did he walk in by himself? that would have been a red flag if he didn't walk in with kids or anything else. >> they did not want to issue a statement or be on camera for an interview. there is a company-wide policy to do routine bathroom checks. >> i'm glad she's a girl so she can go with me. so i can hopefully protect her a little bit. >> this was not the first incident for rock and jump at this fremont location. just a few months ago, police

were called to the trampoline park for a man exposing himself and employees chased down the suspect who tried to run away. jose ortiz felix was charged with lewd conduct. >> it's hard enough not letting them go got park and bring them to a facility like this where they think they're safe. >> police believe rocca put cameras in other places. they are now asking for the public's help and reaching out to victims. abc 7 news. four students who wrote a racist slur have been disciplined. the slur was one of four graffiti incidents at a california high school this week and the other a random shooting monday night. they don't have evidence, the students attempted to carry out the threat or that a crime was committed. they remain under investigation. unfortunately, we've had four incidents involving graffiti. >> they said 80% of the school or kids were off.

80%. yes, i think there should be some discipline. cal high skal administrators praised the students for coming forward. the school received more than 40 tips on its a nmsip line. it's 9:34. dolores huerta was severely beae celebration. [ cheering ] >> reporter: it is one of the most popular chants. it was created by labor leader c have a bettercreeditied wie a everybody. >> strike! cesar chavez founded the national farmworkers association with the focus on ending economic injustice. in 1988 huerta was beaten by

police during a protest in san francisco. >> ironically that same city honored huerta by renaming a school after the civil rights activist. it was a vindication of sorts. the idea surfaced years ago. >> i kept pushing it and pushing it and people started listening and others started pushing it more than i did and finally the principal here with his community, they pushed it. she has been awarded the presidential medal of freedom, the highest civilian award in the united states. she told me the struggle towards equality and justice has never ended. young people are at the forefront of the soul and people of color and i think we'll see a change and it's happening right now as we speak. >> at 89, huerta is still a motivating force. >> whose got the power? >> we've got the power. >> what kind of power? >> we've got the power. >> in san francisco, leann

melendez, abc 7 news. farmers in the central valley are scrambling to pick cherries that can be damaged by rainfall. we showed you a similar scene in gill roy amid the storms. when it dries out the cherries can expand and crack. it's a window that lasts just a few weeks. farmers say they know the drill. >> well, it seems like every time during cherry season it seems like you always get the storm. when you get the storm it's during cherry season and the farm so. >> they do work to air out the orchards as soon as any air ends. this year's crop of california cherries could be the biggest on record. a warm-weather tradition in san francisco is back. up next, tents, yoga and a little bit of food. what makes the presidio picnic a unique bay area event. as we head to break the time

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lisa argen is here and do you think we will see it? >> it's debatable. the front should be through the bay area so yeah, there is a possibility with a few breaks in the cloud. as the clouds gather in the north bay, rain is not too far off and here is mount tam which is in the 40s and certainly a chilly start to the day and it's felt like winter and unfortunately that will continue for the next few days and we'll talk about when we'll get a break and see more may like weather just ahead. >> lisa, thanks. one bad period cost the

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time now is 6:42. thanks so much for waking up with us on abc 7 mornings. this beautiful shot courtesy of our camera in santa cruz. the coast, not immune to the rain this weekend. meteorologist lisa argen will have your full california forecast in just a bit. if you're wondering what to do this sunday or any sunday through october. we have a suggestion. it's part picnic, part party and a total foodfest. >> i'm eating a large lobster, and it's on top of these really great noodles that's drenched in butter. >> it's like fine dining on a picnic blanket. ♪ ♪ >> it is a great place to come and relax and enjoy.

it's just a friendl, happy place to be. even on an extremely windy and foggy day, everybody brings their family and friends out. there are 32 vendors in the market right now. we have 17 trucks all lined up and you have to have the wow factor. >> i got a rice bowl which is like a haitian cuisine. it's pork, fried plantains and avocado puree. i've been trying to catch it since last season. >> you can find cuisines and the variety is the biggest reason why people choose food trucks? we are making mango on a stick cut up into a flower with mayo, cheese and pepper. >> we like doing this event because this is where we started and we want to continue the sunday routine. >> we are around healthy food all day and meet a lot of cool people. we specialize in organic acai bowls and smoothies.

>> it's a poke bowl and it has rice, peanuts and it's pretty awesome. you have a pick of anything you want and you can go to each and every one and have something different so how can you beat that. going to sg to go to different restaurants, here you can do it all and you only have to walk a hundred yards. this is the food they don't often sell at restaurants and i think it shows a good amount of culture anded init with people's food. >> just come, eat and relax on the grass and people are playing games. ♪ ♪ >> and then the view, you can see, like, the bridge peeking out when you're walking around the park. >> the presidio is located at the foot of the golden gate bridge. >> it is the only national park inside the city limit. >> i love the food trucks and the music out here and the dogs, everywhere you look it's a good view. >> my sister and her friends are from washington, and i had to show her the san francisco

experience just laying on the grass and eating. >> you can check out abc's new brand at localish.com and it's also on face book and instagram. 6:46 the time getting a check now of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, chris. it doesn't look so bad out there. it looks like we can see a pretty average day. nothing average about today. in fact, rainfall has been well above average already for the entire month. temperatures are below where we should be by at least 15 to 20 degrees and today it continues as a pretty vigorous cold front for the middle of may is on the way. so starting out with some sun, clouds in the north bay, but the rain is about two hours off and even some mist and drizzle already and them with the rain and wind today any then it's back not only tomorrow and we have a wacher system arriving late monday into tuesday. here's the exploratorium camera and with the clouds advancing it certainly looks like we could

see some rain and it's been feeling like winter and with temperatures just in the 40s and we've had the cool air mass in the system on thursday and as we look at the wider perspective. this moves overhead tomorrow and destabilizing the atmosphere and pulling out the colder air and today it's all about the cold front and arriving by 4:00, 5:00. saturday and sunday, 1 on the storm impact scale and light to moderate rain and wind gusts, and rain will arrive and 52 in san francisco and 46 in mountain view and 47 in san jose and 50 in oakland and low 40s in santa cruz. lake tahoe, a winter weather advisory and a winter storm warning right through monday and it's 50 by the delta and the winds not a factor yet and they will be, 46 in livermore and gusts can be 45 miles an hour in the mountains with perhaps

another foot in kirkwood throughout tonight and tomorrow. here's the timeline. 10:30, the rain is along the coast and the front is still offshore, but we have waves of rain moving in and the heaviest coming in after midday and as we see the rain come down, the winds will be quite gusty. remember, this is the middle of may. as we go through the rest of the evening, still some rain and it gets quieter throughout the morning and still showers and beta breakers looking soggy and some sun, maybe a thunderstorm and certainly not a great day either and at least it might be brighter at times and a quarter of an inch for you in hayward as we get going toward the morning hours and three-quarters of an inch tonight and over an inch in san francisco and this is right through sunday and here come the wind right off the coast and the winds gusting to near 40 miles an hour around the bay near 30 miles an hour and by tonight as the front moves through it gets a little bit lighter and still quite breezy and cool for your sunday, for the runners

tomorrow. temperatures look to be only in the 50s. today just mid-50s to upper 50s around the bay and 60 in fremont and as you look in the mountains we've got the winter weather advisory by 10:00 tomorrow morning and up to ten inches and very gusty winds and snowfall amounts continue to pile up here with another foot possible. so local resorts here are picking up from four inches south lake and eight inches donner and maybe a foot for you around kirkwood. here is the route and it will be a rainy one tomorrow with the 50s and the accuweather seven-day forecast and a 1 on the impact scale tomorrow, monday ask tuesday. download the accuweather app and coming with the frontal passage later this afternoon and even beyond that we can get heavy downpours with the colder air moving in tomorrow. so it's been a long winter. it is not even winter anymore and a no-fun forecast.

lisa, thanks. the warriors and trail blazers are back with game three and tip-off is at 6:00 p.m. and you can watch the game on our sister network espn and the warriors lead the series 2-0. tomorrow the sharks return to sap center of the western conference final. last night san jose had a chance to take a commanding lead in the series. abc 7 sports director larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports report. good morning, everybody. the sharks, they beat vegas in seven and then colorado at seven and it looks like they may be going 7 with st. louis and a sluggish seven and heading into game four and the western conference final and sharks turned it over in their own end and martin jones off of the deflection there and 1-0 blues. jones on a siege-all period and final minute, blues power play and this is off the skate of sharks defenseman justin braun

and into the back of the net and 2-0 after one. the second period, meyer has a virtual empty net and the backhand goes wide and this is like that with the hug and toma first point in the series and the sharks down 2-1 and the final minute. they absolutely pepper the rookie goalie and cannot score. brett burns will go wide of the net here and the sharks lose 2-1 as they return to san jose for game five. head coach peter devore is feeling all right. how do you feel about the series right now at 2-2? >> even though you're in the western conference final 2-2 against a really good team. i feel pretty good and home ice advantage. i feel pretty good. >> we battled the chances and we

sustained it for a whilep or>>a and 77 degrees and the roof is open and jeff got the start scoreless in the fourth and david peralta would change that right here and the deepest part of the arc and 1-0 d'backs. a frustrating game for the giants and bruce bocce and 7-0 is your final. stephen piscotti getting the humanitarian award. oh, he can. he's gone deep, two games in a row is up 3-0 and franky montes, ten struckouts and came within one batter of a campaign and as have beaten detroit 7-2. yanis taking on kawhi and eastern conference finals. yanis is just throwing it to himself.

they call him the greek freak for a reason and euro stepping and slamming bucks up 22 in the first half and this game was never close with authority and 30 and 17 for yanis. bucs lose, leading 2-0 and brooks koepka leading by seven strokes at the pga championship and tiger woods did not make the cut. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. next, the grand opening of a store within a store aiming to grab the attention of bargain

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here are the winning numbers from last night's $339 million mega millions drawing, 5, 17, 28, 32, 63. the mega number 11. nobody picked all six. tuesday night's jackpot goes up to $367 million. good luck. happening today, grand opening festivities will take place for a store within a store that hopes to attract bargain hunters in san francisco. abc 7 news got this sneak peek inside macy's backstage. the store offers brand-name fashions at marked down prices. shoppers can find items discounted up to 80%. backstage is an effort to keep in line with its competitors. it is located on the eighth floor of macy's union scare. it looks nice and organized but that may change. more people headed inside because of the rain. >> today not our only rainy day and we've had at least four with

the accuweather seven-day forecast. a half inch to over tthe weeken the winds will be quite gusty. there it is about 9:00 in the north bay and then the second part of the system moves overhead for your sunday. here's the timing of it by : and 9:00 and by midday, everybody's wet and the accuweather seven-day forecast will be cool, breezy, well below average and rainy and the next system comes monday night and we will have a break throughout the day on monday and much less rain on tuesday. so the good news is this is the worst of it later on today. >> lisa, thank you. >> if you can safely take a photo or video of breaking news or weather happening where you live, use the #abc7now. thanks for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. "gma" is next. abc 7 returns at 11:00 a.m.

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