. we really wanted to ensure that there is access and in fact priority access give eastbound to these communities. >> we are less than a week away from california opening up vaccine eligibility to everybody 16 and older. there are still concerns making sure the hardest hit communities have access. san francisco is tackling the issue by allowing seven neighborhoods early access. it's saturday, april 10th. we will have more on neighborhoods can start making appointments. we had a lot of cold in the north bay and a little bit

haze. you notice it looks pretty quiet. the camera, bright sunshine with 46 downtown. low 50's oakland, mountain view and up to 50 in half moon bay. emoryville looks nice and bright. from the upper 40's in santa rosa you are down to the mid- 30s's and it's in the mid50's. here is the camera. we will have mostly sunny skies with a few high clouds. by noon inland. some gusty winds but the warm up arrives in oakland, emoryville, pleasanton. danville, san jose as we warm through the 6o's and 70's. we will ta warmer sunday. california is expanding vaccinations for everybody 16 and older. the city of san francisco is getting ahead of the state and

starting to vaccinate that population. you need to live in one of seven neighborhoods that the th city has chosen. what the city based their decision on based on the expansion. >> as the april 15th date approaches, when everybody in the state, 16 and older qualifies to get vaccinated. san francisco wanted to give seven neighborhoods a head start. >> we wanted to ensure equal access and in access. they listed eight zip codes. the deposit director said they know there will be a big rush on thursday and didn't necessarily have to wait on the state. >> the state of california has provided discretion to those providers serving high impact

areas on who to vaccinate. >> several weeks ago they signed a letter with 20 legislators urging state officials to change the vaccine strategy. they are glad san francisco is getting a head start and that the state is listening. >> since then, the governor has committed almost $8 million to the bay area to increase vaccination access. > >> 152 people were vaccinated at this community hub. they are glad that the city made the expansion but said there is a big need for more community hubs like this one. >> because with these particular sites you can have that conversation. >> and supply is what's concerning san francisco's dph. this week they received 16,000 dose of the vaccine. next week that will go down to 10,000. >> with in the next, you know, ten to 14 days the hope is there will be enough vaccine. >> you can go to san francisco

general or southeast health sevenner from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and get vaccinated. if you are 16 you will need to go with a parent pare in san francisco,. berkeley also announced that first dose vaccination appointments are available for berkeley or alameda resident who are at least 16. california is warning of at vaccine supply shortage in the coming weeks. they say that next week's delivery will be short by 15%. 2.4million doses were expected but california will now only get two million. another 5% drop is expected the week after that. health care providers sate news is disappointing because they have been told vaccine deliveries would only grow and not shrink. > disappoints because we were told for months that by mid- april you will have as much vaccine as you need. that's not the case.

>> an estimated 18 million residents have not received their first shot. now on the peninsula facebook is converting part of its menlo park head quarters in to a clinic for under served communities. the family health center will give out the vaccines starting this morning. the goal is to vaccinate 5,000 people who live or work in the communities of east palo alto, bellvanen and north fair oaks. they also plan to offer transportation to and from campus. >> it's a good way of demonstrating that all people are valuable and facebook sees that and believes in it and is put a lot of effort. > a pointments must be made through them. a free rotating vaccination pop up event make intoal immediate a. the they are givenning out shots 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

its part of the county's goal to provide vaccines in under served neighborhoods. there's the moderna second shot for those with their first and the johnson and johnson single shot. no insurance is needed, just sign up first by going to the health website umo ja. the fda said it'll look at a request for emergency authorization from pfizer to vaccinate people ages 12 to 15 as quickly as possible. they highlighted trial that found the vaccine is safe and effective for this age group. >> that's really good news. it means we should be able to have a vaccine for 12 to 15- year-old's very shortly. i'm thinking maybe weeks at the very most. >> the agency currently allows the vaccine's use in people 16 and up. to see how much progress california is making with vaccines go to abc7 news.com/vaccine. that's where you will find the vaccine track irand a place

submit questions. that's on abc7 news.com/vaccine. in the south bay keeping cars away after coronavirus. that is the goal for a group of restaurant owners along san pedro street in downtown san jose as amanda explains owners asking city leaders to consider making the popular stretch between santa clara and saint john car free permanently. >> it could be some time for visitors catch another vehicle along this stretch of san pedro street in downtown san jose. restaurant owners pushing the city to pump the brakes on car traffic so businesses can continue outdoor service in the street permanently post pandemic. >> we don't need to get back to 100%. we need to get back to 150% for many years just to recoup all the losses that we have had. >> restaurant owners have done a number of pilot studies over the last few years uncovering for in what he calls an urban

feeln. this case a pedestrian mall of sorts. >> with the high-rise, residential, all the corporate and the restaurants, this is what downtown san jose needs. >> before any decision is made, collin with the department of transportation said there's much to consider, for instance the type of closure that would be most appropriate, impacts to surrounding traffic and more. he said the idea is still young. it would by a significant change to the downtown street network. it would require funding we don't have any funding in the budget at this time. >> another big issue is around maining access to the parking garage. a 1200 space structure in the middle of san pedro. prepandemic it supported large community events. >> when we get back to precoronavirus levels of traffic and business for that part of downtown, we may see significant demand on that garage that woe have to dealw. >> traffic issues won't detour business ownerns look for a a a

more permanent solution. in san jose abc7 news. >> san francisco giants fans are thrilled to be able to attend games this season. so are the businesses near oracle park. the scene in south of market looked more like prepandemic times. bars were back open, the giant's dug out store was in business and street vendors were out and about it. was a good day for the many people who depend on a busy ballpark to eastern a living. >> it's good. you see old face that used to come out here that i still see today. we are welcoming each other back. it's good. >> fans did not seem to mind the strict protocols in place to be able to get this to the ballpark to see their team play. they had to show a recent negative coronavirus test or proof of vaccination. >> get to see other humans. >> now we get to appreciate it

a little more. >> capacity for games is limited to 22% or about 9,000 fans per game. new this morning, you may have felt that jolt in the north bay. some in the santa rosa area got an early morning earthquake ear just after 7:00 a.m. no reports of any major damage or injuries. let's get a check of the weather. it's sunny. it was cold in the 30's in parts of the valley. you can see the bridge, if you are headed to the coast, bring the jacket. we won't make it out of the 450's here and wind wills be up to 35 miles an hour. so, if that's the case how are we warming up? i will have the answers next. >> thank you. also back to the theater. we will or linda theater. >> and a mayor facing sexual

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counts of sexual assault. >> protestors gathered at lakewood drive, four women detailed allegations of assault over a 16 year period to the to san francisco chronicle. one talked about an alleged incident where she ended up at his house. >> i was like no we aren't doing this and he just kind of kept scooting closer and closer to me so that i was kind of against the wall, and like rubbing his groin against me, and then eventually he started putting his hand down my pants. >> williams managed to get away. the sonoma county sheriff has opened an investigation into the claims and eight mayors in sonoma are calling for him to resign. we will keep you posted on that. in east bay a movie theater is welcoming patrons back and will soon start hosting live events.

we spoke to the owner of the orinda theater that said they were able to find things that had been hidden for decades. >> do you remember the last time you went and saw a movie in a theater? >> no. not really. >> sophia came with a small group of friends and family including her dad. >> it feels normal which is wonderful. >> though not normal enough to wear this. >> this i have in my closet. the pants are for zoom. >> the art deco lobby getting the chance to show off. >> we haven't been in like a thousand years. >> the theater opened last week for private screenings, up to 25 people which feels like nothing in the 750 feet main theater. as far as theaters go they have been lucky. >> we had a very successful go fund me campaign and people reached out and helped us through this.

>> one silver lining of being closed is they were able to do restoration including this panel of neon lights which had been covered for more than 30 years, as well as this phone booth that had been converted in to a closet. he said they will open it up to the general public. they are allowed to have 50% in the orange tier they plan to keep it at 25% for now. >> i think that's the fear period. is that we will get started something will happen. and we will have to start again. >> tracy said there will be some hesitation for people to return but said they are ready. >> yes i do think that the people will come back and, yes, i hope they will come back stronger. >> in orinda. matt boone. >> after more than a year of being away from the classroom san francisco public schools will begin reopening on monday. its going to be a staggered return starting some of the

youngest students. . >> which which do we go? >> down valencia. >> down mission. >> marion is starting a new chapter in her young life. in person learning. >> i get to see my teachers. i'm really excited. >> on thursday she toured her school, on monday she will be greeting fellow students in a safer, coronavirus way. >> raise the roof, give an air hug, blow a kiss, put a hand on your [inaudible]. >> it's exciting to know ow ow all the staff are vaccinated. >> 11 sites will reopen on sunday. so will these 22 schools, only prek through 2nd grade. if your child's school is not on this list, it means they will start a week later. by april 26th every student

through 5th grade will be on campuses throughout the district, five days a week. >> by the end of april, we will likely have 107 schools open with an estimated 22,000 students returning to in person learning. >> distance learning is still an option for families. middle and high schools will remain closed but are expected to reopen in the fall. we toured bryant elementary in the mission district where the principal said classrooms had to be redesigned. on monday parents will not be allowed inside the school, instead kids will be dropped off. lunches will be served in the classrooms or outside. >> we don't have any doubt that our schools are ready to open in a safe and caring and loving way. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> in the north bay san marin will play it's final football game under its field lights tonight. we reported about ongoing

litigation between the school district and neighbors who called for an end to lights. neighbors claim the lights created too much light pollution. the two parties agreed to at least let them use it for it fo last game. they play tonight. and happening tonight the return of a special charity concert put on my our friend, you may know him, dan ashley. you know there had to be some big preformers. it's his rock the casa event. it's virtual this year. the headliner is chuck levell. it supports all kinds of amazing groups making a difference for young people in the bay area, the boys and girls club, big brothers, big sisters just to name a few. the party starts at six. it's always fun to see dan in his other element. >> yeah. >> as the musician. >> he has such a good time. >> i know. >> should be fun.

we were out earlier. so cold. you may have slept through the chill and the fog out there. what's left is a lot of sunshine. we will bring in a few high clouds today but it's the wind that has brought the cold air. because we are getting a little bit of a court wind later on today, as high pressure builds in that will cut off that strong on shore flow from reaching most of us. it'll reach the coast once again and so that's why it'll be so cool there. that chilled area long for temperatures off the shoreline just in the upper 50's. as that high pressure builds in we it cleared sooner. we have upper level northerly winds and that will work for a warmer day around the bay and inland. if you are on the coast find a warmer spot or bring the sweatshirt. here is a look at the roof camera. we aren't looking at any wind. 49 san francisco, 52 oakland, mountain view nice recovery in the low 50's. 50 in san jose. morgan hill at 50 as well as

half moon bay. here is a little bit of haze that's leftover from our camera. 47 santa rosa. 48na apa. if you have vegetables or things are you trying to plant it's very cold for that in the morning. it has been. things haven't changed up in the protected valleys. 54 in nevado. the 30's as well. we are in the low 50's for concord and fairfield the winds are calm. when we have that southwesterly wind it's going to be cool in the inland valleys. that's backed off. here is a look at the upper elevation winds out of the north. that's indicating that things are changing a bit and we will see a slightly warmer afternoon. mount tam lit the haze and fog in the distance. sunny and warmer weekend looking at the warmest day of the week which will be tomorrow with less wind and looking at that dry pattern into the next seven days. at least and perhaps beyond that. i have said before we should see well over an inch of rain in san francisco for the month of april. not in the outlook as we look

at the high clouds this afternoon. just a few, we are taking new to sunday. a few more high clouds and as i said a little less wind. even despite some of the high cloudiness we will warm up in these oranges indicate how much warmer we will get. they are way in to the inland valleys. upper 50's along the coast with gusty winds to 35 miles an hour. santa cruz the upper 60's. looking at highs above average by a few degrees. 71 san jose. 68 in sunnyvale. 66 san mateo. bit of a sea breeze. 64 downtown. that's warmer. north bay well in to the 70's, santa rosa and looking at 67 today for a beautiful day san leandro. 76 today in concord. the accuweather seven day forecast, we are warming up today. a good five to maybe seven degrees in some spots. not at the coast though. tomorrow we will continue to

see the inland valleys climb to near 80 and then by middle of the week a bit of a wind shift that will cool us off maybe a few degrees. we are continuing the trend of very quiet april. >> yeah. all right. hope we get a little bit of rain before the end of it. one of the most acclaimed movies of the past year is nomad land. it is nominated for best picture others oscar, best actress and best director. >> it's a great document of a very specific time in our world and it takes a lot of courage to commit to the life. i'm really humbled by it. >> one of the most interesting things about the life of the van dweller is that it's nomadic. >> hear more from the cast, crew and the real life nomads featured

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. we hear so much about a need to encourage young students, right, especially girls to aspire to careers in science and technology. education is very much a part of building a better bay area and solving problems. sometimes we can be astounded by what students are accomplishing in high school. >> safety is a concern for anyone out walking, jogging, or hiking, day or night. a jr. at valley christian high school in san jose wanted to speed up the reporting of sexual assault. she created an app she thinks does that. >> help! >> a loud alarm, and then it'll prepare a ready made text to send to 911 with the user's location. >> the 16-year-old developed keep me safe which was the winner among 12apps submitted to a competition.

she came up with improvement over existing apps. >> people don't have the amount of time to press a lot of buttons and it can be confusing. when you are -- are using voice recognition all you need to do is say help. >> the user starts the app when potential danger arises, listening for the word help it. also creates a text alert for police. that solves what she considered a weakness in other apps that send messages to friends or family that could delay response. it's available on the apple app store for free as a publ service. >> it's about power. it's about keeping women from being fully who they are and that's why what you are doing is very important. >> she plans to study computer science in college. she is working on her next app. one that will allow diners to determine if a menu item they want to order may have

ingredient that could could an allergic reaction. in san jose. all right. still to come, availability of one of the three vaccines is expected to go down next week. how states are adjusting to the drop in doses. and remembering prince phillip. the uk mourns the death of the queen's husband as tr

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let's get you there. let's get to immunity. . good morning. thank you for joining we will start with another look at the weather. >> the winds will back off and a live look from emoryville where you see all the sun out there. as a result temperatures have climbed in to the low 50's. we had a lot of fog. this is the beach where you can see it's still a little gray.

santa cruz will the 60's. low50's for concord. we are climbing through the 50's. 60's and by 3:00 we are nearly at 80 possibly. mid-70s round concord, santa rosa. down through san jose. it's still going to be cool at the coast. if are you going there the winds will be gusty. we will talk about the rest of the weekend coming up. this morning there's a troubling increase in the number of coronavirus cases in the united states. it comes as states revise their vaccination plans because of slow down was the johnson and johnson vaccine. states prepping for a massive drop in splice of the johnson and johnson vaccine, availability set to plummet 85%

this coming week. it's not expected to recover until federal regulators approve manufacturing at a baltimore plant where millions of doses were contaminated. >> we have known there would be ups and downs on the road. >> in four states vaccination sites temporarily stopped giving the johnson and johnson shot after a small number of people had adverse reactions. . >> these are mild adverse reactions. they said that the vaccinations should resume. >> appointments and shipments are already being canceled. >> pacing united states service members overseas and college students here at home. some of them are required to be vaccinated before returning to campus in the fall, like the convenience of the one shot ja b. >> i think it's pretty good that it's one shot that can finish it. while schools have enough

vaccines right now. shipments to the state are expected to drop next week. some are rushing to get the shot that require two separate doses. >> i know that some students were concerned about being able to make a second appointment. >> that added strain as coronavirus cases surge in states like michigan where hospital admissions have skyrocketed. >> michigan is a a a a a a a spot right now. >> right now the federal government is saying no. >> the fair and equal way to distribute the vaccine is is is on the adult population. and another pandemic win handed down by the united states saw premium court. in a 5-4 decision the high sort

ruled to allow california bible study group that exceed health restrictions. it follows other decision, siding with south bay churches to allow religious services. the majority opinion wrote, if hair salons can allow more than three households at a should prayer groups. britain and the world are mourning the loss of prince phillip. the gun salutes fired in cities across the uk early their morning. he was 99 years old. he was married to the queen for more than 73 years. >> this morning a nation and the world remembering a man who dedicated his life and service to his country. 99 tolls at westminister abby.

one for each year of his full life. the traditional announcement brought to the palace gates. the service will look different. reportedly plans underway for a private arrangement at windsor as the public is urged to not gather for related events due to the pandemic. whatever the size his legacy will be remembered as larger than life. a constant stream of people paying their respects. >> not necessarily been a king, we have all looked at him like a king. >> his children speaking out. >> you ask anyone who had the privilege of listening to him speak or any events he hosted. it was always his humor that came through. >> we have learned that prince charles visited the queen at windsor castle shortly after his father's passing. >> i think he would probably want to be remembered as an individual in his own right really. >> prince william and kate posting photograph on social

media and despite the rift in recent week, the couple posting sympathies online. reports circulate that prince harry is expected to return to england for the funeral. reaction to phillip's passing coming in from around the world. the longest serving royal spouse he has been with the queen through 73 years of marriage. >> treated everybody as an individual and gave them the respect that he felt -- they were due as individuals. >> his family often talking of his love for life and his dedication to service. the duke credited with sparking an excitement for environmental work that he passed onto his son and grandson. >> service to him meant to put himself out, not to do necessarily the things he wanted to do for himself but to serve his wife, the queen, and make sure that whatever he did, was to the benefit of the people with in the uk for the aspirations of a better society, for working better

with the environment. >> edward has also visited. we saw him with his wife. the two said they were there to support their mom, the queen because we are thinking about her this morning as now she starts her first time ruling this country without her partner by her side. abc news, london. >> we have much more on prince phillip including cluding cludi . still ahead, speaking from the heart. a family promoting the importance of early detection of heart issues. and a live look outside as we head to break. you can see the bay bridge ferry building will be taking a look at the forecast when we get back.

. nice and clear for the most part out there. looking at the golden gate bridge. happening today if are you looking for something to do, local business get their shine at the westfield mall in san francisco. market street makers is debuting one of a kind art, clothing, health and wellness products, jewelry and much more. more than 15 small businesses will be featured with up to 30 in the months to come this will run on the 4th saturday of the month but you can check it out today from 11:00 a.m. to 7. also today you can enjoy some mural masterpieces local artists in oakland. the china town mural festival runs this weekend. this year the art will support all of those impacted by asian hate crimes. you can grab lunch to support local china town restaurants and watch the 14 artists do their magic. if you feel inspired you can also grab a brush and join in.

it starts at 10:00 a.m. and the weather should be pretty nice for it. >> yeah. some of the live shots look like a water colors with those brush strokes of the high clouds. here is a look at santa cruz where temperatures are going to climb through the 60's today. little bit of fog out there and the wind, it'll be up to about 20 miles an hour here but gustier along our coast. even though we will warm up we will talk about it all with my accuweather seven day forecast coming up. also next, the warriors and wizards go down to the wire but have some costly mistakes changed everything in the final seconds. chris will have the details chris will have the details comi it's okay that you don't want to be first: you aren't. second covid vaccine. it's okay to have questions: everyone deserves answers. i'm wary that there isn't enough information. it's okay to be excited, or worried, or both. it's alright for it to take whatever it takes for you to be ready. hi mom, ready for your shot? yes, i've been waiting for this day. we just got what? vaccinated.

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of heart issues after losing their father. >> it's all about what my husband would have done. my husband, michael, pass away suddenly at age 38 due to a heart condition. it was something that we were unaware that he had. it happened very suddenly one night. he pass away from sudden cardiac arrest. this is in honor of him because the type of person he was, he would want to try to save lives. we were doing kind of what michael would want us to do. i know that he is super provided of what we have accomplished to date. the mission, we are all about early detection of heart issues. we do hart screenings that we sponsor to try to detect any child or young adult that may

have an underlying heart condition that they are not aware of and then we place life saving technology, aed's in schools and in sports fields where kids play in case of emergency. we have screened about 1200 kids. normally it's not done unless there are signs possibly of something wrong with the heart and that's why it's so important that we do it and the ekg for free to find something before it's too late. michael was a very loving, caring person, always wanting to help people and he never had any signs that something was seriously wrong with his heart. the kids are kind of the heart and soul, i feel, of gable heartbeats. they have been involved since day one. they are actively volunteering

on talking to the kids that may be scared. i know their dad is super proud. >> it's a great honor to be a part of it. just carrying on my dad's legacy and he said i know if he survived that he would want to help other people and not have to go through this. >> it's a really great feeling because we want to help as many people was's can so it doesn't turn into something bigger than what it was. for gable heartbeats to be able to sponsor the screenings, is something that is dear to my heart. i don't want another family to have to go through something that we have had to go through. if we can help prevent and detect a heart issue in a child, i know that we are doing the right thing. its been a blessing to be able to have so many people

in what we do. >> and remember you can find more of the stories on localish.com. we keep talking about it. boy do we need that rain. >> yes. as we continue to see wind shifts and no rain the wind shifts bringing dryer air. drying out the fuels. we have the drought condition so, we are looking at record dry fuels in the south part of the state around morgan hill which is super unusual for april. unfortunately you can see the clear sky here where we are looking at just a little bit of fog down around santa cruz. it's a little hazy right here. the golden gate bridge, a lot of sunshine today with the gusty, on shore winds and of course those favor a little more moisture. 49 in san francisco, 52 in oakland. 54 mountain view. 50's san jose, morgan hill at 50. high pressure will build in. upper elevation winds have been out of the north. that's that drying and warming

direction. camera where we are lookinga the blue sky. 47 santa rose a. it's 48napa. 55 with light winds and when we see the light winds it allows for that warm up inland away from the coast. look at the direction out of the north. temperatures overnight around mount diablo are warming up because the winds have kicked up to the north. it's really a good deal has to do with the direction of the wind around here. if it's come out of the north where it gets mixed up and it warms as it moves down slope. there's a look at that haze. we had some radiational fog in the north bay and that's gone. you may have slept through that and the chill this morning. we will keep it there along the

shoreline. the dry pattern. it continues. want to show you what is off shore into next week. system here, system diving over the ridge and that is what works to bring us the north wind. a few high clouds to the south. monterey in the 60's. as we look at the cloud cover maybe a few high clouds but these are coming in just off the ocean. the winds are lighter. still a lot of sun. so, you may notice them but that's ability all the impact they will have. giants forecast today. about the same. upper 50's. you will have the breeze over at oracle today. a lot of sun for you. as we look at the high temperatures tomorrow. look at the originals. they are coming in to play. we are warming through the 8o's

and what changes tomorrow is that the numbers, money should say come down around the bay. that's the wind shift that will bring numbers down but bring that dryer part back to us midweek. 68 sunnyvale. 66 in menlo park. the 50's with the gusty winds at the coast. 64 though eastern side of the city. mid-70s to santa rosa. east bay, lovely day out there with 67 in newark. fremont about 68 today. 74 in pleasanton and livermore. milder day for most but if you are right at the shoreline. the accuweather seven day forecast. the lighter winds continue into sunday and then we get a little cooler but, you know, not much. mid-70s for highs and 60's around the bay. >> all right. thank you. a full day is a head for bay area sports fans. the a's take on the astros at minute maid park at 1:05 p.m. the giants face the rock yips at oracle park. first pitch is at 10a. tonight the warriors will try

to bounce back across the rockets at chase center. tipoff is at 7:00 p.m. last night golden state let one slip away in the final minutes of the game. here is chris alvarez with the details in this morning's sports. >> good morning. entering the game just 21 games. the push for the playoffs are on. it's clay thompson. kelly had a big game on friday night. vicious slam, hard landing. he scored 23, golden state trailed by seven. under 40 seconds to go. downtown, curry. he a game high 32. warriors back in brown. bradley beale and the foul. the warriors are trailing by one. off the time out. perfect play. lee throw itself away. the wizards would add free throws and win 110-107 as curry misses the triple. golden state falls. for the first time since september of 2019, fans back at

oracle park. no offense to the cardboard cut outs. take the real fans any day. six strike outs through seven. he was just dealing in and wheeling and dealing. look at that. bases loaded. it's the bay area kid. brandon crawford in the big spot. finds the gap if right center. it falls, 7,000 fans sounded more like 40,000. giants take a 2-0 lead. strikes out seven. finishes one out short of complete games. giants win in front of the hometown fans. >> definitely special. just being out there and with fans back in the crowd and being back at home. being able to get a big hit and a big situation. a lot of fun. >> a's in houston. oakland yet to beat the astros this year. the stanford man, lowry, lift off to right. it's 1-0a's. sean much better against the

astros this time around. six innings, four strike outs. take it up top of the 8th. two on on for matt olson. his first homer of the regular season. three run shot. a's win it 6-2. the padres were the only team in baseball without the o hitter until friday night in texas. joe musgrove grew up in the area. throws a no hitter. padres beat them. that was pretty cool. sharks and the kings. san jose, first period, down 1- 0. kevin lebank top shelf. one all. 10th of the season. more sharks. it's 2-1. now 3-2. burns had three assists. starts the shorthand. sharkswin 5-2. big win for their playoff hopes. . >> all right. it's the start of the san francisco international film

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things happening. good morning everybody. we are looking at a beautiful start to the weekend, so your saturday, numbers in the mid- 60s's downtown with 76 over in concord is still be windy. gusty at the coast. only upper 50's from pacifica to half moon bay. the sunset district will be chilly. 76 in santa rosa and the accuweather seven day forecast warming autopsy i couple more degrees around the bay and inland tomorrow and then we will cool it of and kind of stay in the range of upper 50's coast to the mid-70s inland. >> all right. thank you. looks nice. thank you for joining us abc7 mornings. abc7 news continues at 4:30 today ahead of nba saturday prime time. countdown prepares you for tonight's possible nba finals preview. the lakers and the nets at barkley center at 5:30. then the warriors ambassador and nba analyst for toyota after the game at 8:00 p.m. have a great day.

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