advance to the yellow tier reopening. the major changes that could follow. >> and we are tracking high fire danger in the area. a red flag warning in effect through tomorrow evening, and firefighters bracing for a rough fire season. good morning, and welcome to monday, may 3rd. we're going to get a check of your accuweather forecast with mike nuco. hey, mike. >> good morning. also look who's joining us, francis, good morning. let's take a look at what's going on with that red flag warning. can you believe it's may 3rd? we have high fire danger. it's heightened for all of us, but reaching critical levels over solano county. humidity that could drop down to 7%. in fact our grasses are reaching almost record dry levels. so they will ignite quickly, and it could spread rapidly. this extends all the way into the central valley. thankfully, it doesn't extend any farther to the west, into our neighborhoods, but it's gusting to 21 in fair field.

most of us are pretty quiet. now, it's going feel like summer, 72 san francisco. near 80 around the bay, and everyone some 90s possible in the north bay and the east bay. more of this to come in the accu weather 7 day forecast. >> thank you, mike. firefighters are on the look out for grass fires during this red flag warning. they've had a busy weekend, putting out several fires across the bay area. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield with more on the fire danger we usually don't see until summertime. amy? >> reporter: and we are experiencing that wind this morning that mike was just talking about with that red- flag warning in effect today. everyone is on alert after what happened over the weekend. there was a fire, and it was wind-driven. take a look. it even jumped the road at one time, which firefighters count on to be a natural fire break. the fire jumped hay road as it moved wells. people from 20 miles away say they can see the thick smoke from this fire. a fire moving this fast and

this early in the year is scary for residents and firefighters. they all vividly remember last year's lnu complex fires, which destroyed 1,500 homes. >> it's very concerning. we just want to make sure our residents know to realize how dry it is this early in the year, and what's going on so we can take and try to mediate these and not have these times of fires. >> coming to check on my mom, making sure that she was safe, but it's pretty scary, i guess, when these hills catch on fire. hopefully we don't see it this year, but i think it might come. >> reporter: this fire started just before 11:00 yesterday morning in solano county near the intersection of hay and dali roads. at 4:00, firefighters were still mopping, and they're still trying to figure out what started the fire. it burned 4 to 5 acres, but also put residents on alert that fire season is already here, and the conditions are

very dry. reporting live in bakaville, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. today cal fire is hosting the first of three events. the agency is taking a proactive approach this fire season with concern about the number of dead trees. it's reminding residents to keep as much as 100 feet of defensible space around their homes. and you can count on abc 7 for the very latest information on benefiters. download our abc 7 bay area app, and you can get push alerts like this when there's an elevated fire danger. at least 0 people on board a ship cap sized, killing four people. investigators say the boat was likely smuggling people into the-ups. the captain of that ship is in custody. a hundred first responders rushed to the scene, trying to rescue the dozens thrown into rough waters. everyone bystanders jumped into help. >> we looked at each other, and said, "i'm comfortable going into the water." he's like, "yeah, i'm good for

it, too." we both smiled at each other, and jumped in, and did what we had to do. >> authorities say they have seen an increase of mights trying to got into the u.s. by water over the last year. last week, border agents stopped a boat with 21 people being smuggled in. andrew brown, junior, will be laid to rest in north carolina. he is the man shot and killed by deputies in the small town of elizabeth city last month. family, friends, and protesters say they will not rest until justice is served. last week, a judge denied media requests to make the body- camera video public. the judge put it off for at least 30 days, fueling frustration and skepticism about what happened. >> the public has a right to know what governmental officials will do in their in the execution of search warrants and arrest warrants. >> president biden has called on lawmakers to pass a police reform bill by the one-year anniversary of george floyd's murder, on may 25th.

lawmakers on both side say they are close to reaching a deal. we could this getting closer to covid vaccines for kids. the fda could expand vaccine eligibility to children ages 12 to 15 as early as this week. pfizer has done a clinical trial. it announced last month, the vaccine was safe, and showed a hundred percent efficacy for this age group. san francisco's department of public health said it is preparing to provide these vaccinations. it is now waiting on authorization from the fda. >> the safety signals are really good, and we anticipate that they won't be different for children. it's going make a big difference this summer. people want to get out and vacation. >> the fda does authorize the vaccine for children ages 12 to 15, they may be able to start receiving that shot later this month both san francisco and marin counties could be moving into the less restrictive yellow tier this week. that change would give a big boost to local businesses. the economy is something we have been tracking as part of

our efforts to build a better bay area. abc 7 news reporter luis pena spoke with business owners who say this will help them work toward turning a profit again. >> reporter: for the past year, michelle miffside has been carrying the heavy weights of being a business owner as covid cases surged. her cross fit gym, once packed with members, sat empty. >> we lost 40% of our business, which was huge. >> reporter: her gym is open at 25% capacity now, and the news of moving into the yellow tier, she says, will be a game changer, which means they'll open at 50% capacity indoors. but even after moving into the yellow tier, gyms like this one will continue to offer the outdoor option, but they say that moving into the next tier also gives them an opportunity to expand into indoor classes. >> my hope is that it just makes the public feel more comfortable. >> reporter: last week, murray county was on the verge of moving into the yellow tier, but a slight increase in the

county's case rate set them back. supervisor damon connelly is optimistic. >> we would actually have to show a case rate of less than 2 per 100,000 population over a given time. we're right on that cusp. >> reporter: under the yellow tier, bars that don't offer food will be able to open indoors at 25% capacity. other sports bars, like the flat iron, that have a food venue will expand capacity to 50%. >> we spent a year basically on borrowed money, you know, and now most restauranteurs have basically reopened in debt. so we're all trying to get back to 0. >> reporter: marun county has the highest vaccination rates of any county in the state, with over 172,000 people vaccinated with at least one dose. in ma rain county, luis pena, abc 7 news. >> you can watch more of our pandemic content, including

some of our covid series featuring business owners on our abc 7 connected tv app. it's available on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, android tv. search "abc bay area," and you can download it now. still ahead, kaitlyn jenner's controversial comments about transgender athletes. her thoughts as more than 30 states consider bans. >> as the weather warms up, more people will want to hit the beach. there is a spot in the north bay closing for repairs. >> and there's no fog to be seen at the golden gate bridge. that means it will be a warm afternoon for everybody away from the coast. it will be a sunny one, too. and there's that heightened fire danger. we'll talk about that

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from the east bay hills, going to be a hazy day today, with temperatures that will hang out in the low to 60s across the coast. and 80 to 86 inland, all of us back in the 70s by the evening. so enjoy very comfortable conditions then, and good quality. here's frances. we're going to start off with a live shot of the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights have been turned on, and things have backed up. a little bit more return to normal. . no big delays off the carcinas bridge. the only slowing is that red spot out of race say. but mike was talking about some red flag warnings and windy conditions. there is also high wind advisory for the venetia

bridge. the drive times slow westbound 580. it is now 50 minutes. >> thanks. happening drake beach and the national seashore is set to close for the next four months. the popular summer destination will undergo road wet, land restoration. beach access will be closed from may 3rd through august 31st. well, from beach access to pool access, coming up the stunning amount of cash one manmade by renting out his pool. >> and a wardrobe update for working professionals. the clothes selling fast as more people are going back to the office. >> and as we had to break, taking a live

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>> peopling live near tara hills drive are being told to go inside, lock all of their doors and windows. we did reach out to panol police about what's going on. they aren't giving us details at this time. we will let you know when we have more information. if you are in that area, please be alert. kaitlyn jenner in the spotlight over the weekend because of remarks she made about transgender athletes. jenner, who transitioned after an olympic gold medal career, says she doesn't think trans girls should be allowed to compete in female sports. she told a reporter over the weekend it's a question of fairness, and that girl sports need to be protected. the comments come as more than 30 states consider banning trans athletes from competing based on identity. governors in seven states have signed bills making it against the law for trans girls to compete on a public high school girls sports team. the aids memorial quilt is back on display for the first time since the start of the

covid-19 pandemic. panels were publicly displayed in san francisco's castro district yesterday. organizers say the quilt service as a reminder that like covid-19, aids does not discriminate >> it's a virus, just as covid is a virus. it doesn't care if you're young or old or gay or latin x. it's a public health issue. >> the aids memorial quilt will be on display on may 16th at the aids walk in golden gate park. pandemic experiences have turned into a youth art exhibition in the north bay. rising stars features more than 90 different works. since it's paced the pandemic, the show is virtual. it's been turned into an online 3d experience. you can take this free walk through the virtual gallery to look at the pieces. when the pandemic shut down

public pools, a lot of people were left looking for some summertime fun, so retired teacher ned galargo created a web site, rebranding his oasis as splash for pool. he posted listing on zwumbley. it is like airbnb for pools. he booked 500 reservations, earning close to $50,000. >> i'm looking at it now. >> uh-huh >> i mean, he really did a jude job of marketing this thing. >> that's the key. >> people film music videos there. he says "as seen on tv." he has the liability waiver on the front page >> i like it. that's how you do it. >> that's the kind of money you were looking for >> it's like they don't have -- they were just back there ding their thing. you don't have to come in contact with anybody. they dent have to see

walking over. it works. >> okay. all right, mike. open up that backyard. >> side hustle. >> we won't discuss that. . >> not quite as nice as that, but yeah, it does in a pinch. let's take a look what's going on with the weather here in san jose. you can see we're going to wake up to sunshine here in a few minutes, and same thing with s,tra tower. sunny and warmer today, breezy and try in our hills. we have the heightened fire danger. solano county under that red flag warning through tomorrow evening. mostly clear, breezy and dry in our hills. it will be mostly sunny and cool to comfy for mother's day coming up this weekend. you can see, looking around, the high clouds, the low clouds. there's just not a lot out there. there's a little bit of low cloudiness along the coast. that's why we'll call it sunny today. 80 to 87 degrees to sunny vail, melpetes. very warm to the south bay. we'll touch 80 on the

peninsula. the cool spot will be san br,no, 75. low to mid-60s along the coast. daily city at 67. low to mid-70s, pristine weather to downtown, san francisco, sauce lee toe. upper 60s to near 70 along the north bay coast. kind of winy. 85 to 90 in your valleys. we're along the east bay shore, we have 76 at newark. the rest of us in the low 80s until you get to hercless at 84. a lot of upper 80s to low 90s. 87 to 92 degrees in our inland east bay neighborhoods, and 90 around sacramento today. 74 in olay. don't forget the central valley, you have that heightened fire danger there. also red flag warning. temperatures tonight in the low to upper 50s. a little milder than this morning. tomorrow will be exactly like today. a touch cooler at the most. . by thursday, land, we're 15 to 20 degrees cooler, will hang

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>> it will be dropping to 63 with a light breeze. the cooling weather, not tomorrow. a little wednesday. by thursday, the 80s and 90s are gone. kamasi? >> thank you, mike. as cities across the u.s. start to head back to the office, many retailers say people are starting to buy dressy clothing, including pants with buttons and zippers. according to clothing businesses many people are ditching the sweat pants and

the other comfy styles they've been wearing while working from home, and stocking up on more professional gear. l. l. bean tells the wall street journal that its also of pants with zipers and buttons have recently started selling elastic waist-band ones. eyelashes going viral with a brand-new look on the cover of british vogue. the grammy withinner donned a new wardrobe showing off her form in a corset. she ditch her green hair for blond. it's a dramatic change. in an interview, she said her body is her deepest insecurity, was part of the reason for her depression when she was younger that led to her wearing baggier clothes. >> this is the billy eilish we have in the seen before. she swept the grammies and made her mark as a teenager. now she is ready for a new phase. i think the message she is trying to send is be yourself. >> eulish posted the photos 24 hours ago. they already received more than 56 million likes.

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>> the penned administration announcing it will reunite four families separated at the border. the immigration crisis is far from over. how a capsized boat is related to a human smug lung incident. >> i finished all my high school graduation requirements in december. so i said, "wait a minute. if i take a few more classes, i can get an associate's degree." >> he's 12 years old, and about to graduate from high school

and college in the same week. he's just getting started. what he hopes to add to his long list of accomplishments. >> yes. i can't wait to see that story. good morning, everybody. it is monday, happy monday, may 3rd. we are checking in with meteorologist mike m,ko. >> thank you very much. hi, everybody. we if the to start off, talk more about that fire danger, because it's heightened everywhere, but most control in salano county. it goes through 5:00 tomorrow evening. so several hours of crime fire conditions thanks to north winds that could gust up to 40, and humidity levels that could drop down to 7 to 9%, and our grass, which is the most vulnerable now is at near record dry levels, and that's why so early in this season, we're having to talk about the fire danger. you can see this is link to one that takes up almost the entire -- 2/3 of the central valley. if traveling

careful today. . >> we'll be in the upper 60s along the coast, upper 70s to 80 along the bay. pretty hot today compared to where we should be. reggie? >> all righty, mike. more on that fire seasonal. you heard about red flag warnings in effect going through tuesday, and firefighters are coming off a busy weekend. amy hollyville live for us in salano county. amy. >> reporter: yeah, firefighters and residents are now on alert. they just have to step outside. it's been pretty windy this morning. you're catching it at a still moment. all firefighters have to do is look across the street to see how dry it is here. residents say the fire over the weekend did more than just burn a few acres. it also put them on notice. we have a look at it for you. people from as far as away as 20 miles said they could see

the thick smoke. it started before 11:00 yesterday morning near the intersection of hay and dalu. investigators say they do not know what started the fire, but residents say it's going to be important that everyone this season does their part to try to keep the fires from starting. >> just a little nerve wracking. i know it's dry. so hopefully we avoid the fires, and i guess cigarette smoke. it's like don't throw your cigarettes out the window. it's not too much to present if it's a major fire. >> reporter: the wind played a key role in this fire, really pushing it along. at one point, it jumped overhay road as it moved west. no reports of injuries or property damage, but the emotions served as a signal how dry it is foor, how early this is all getting started, and what kind of a fire season we can be facing. reporting live in vacaville,

any molly, abc 7 news. vaccines are now readily available across the u.s. more than 103 million americans have been fully vaccinated, and that's a little over31% of the population. but the demand for shots is declining. daily vaccinations are down 22% from just 3 weeks ago. and physicians across the country are using techniques now to help reach individuals in places like churches, convenience stores, and everyone upholstery plant to get people vaccinated. >> we're setting up trust in a health-care system, which many individuals have lost a long time ago. >> starting tomorrow, the u.s. will be imposing a travel ban from india. that is where a record-breaking 400,000 new cases were reported just over the weekend. a mobile vaccine clinic in contra costa county is opening in two new locations today. abc 7 news was in richmond, where the county was giving shots at saint john missionary baptist church. today clinics open at ambrose

recreation center, and meta homes elementary school in concord. organizers say think eve been seeing about 60 people every day. >> we encourage everybody to come down, and it's really easy process. there's not even any lines. you can come in, and people can answer all the questions you have about the vaccines they're offering that day, and set you up for a second appointment. >> the pop up clinics will be there through thursday. people who live and work in the county can stop by from 9 to 4. for council on all the scan clinics in contra costa county, head to cchelp.org. in south bay, a new paramedic innocent vaccination site is going to open up in south san jose. an official announcement about the free walk-up site is scheduled for this morning. bta says the site will have capacitity to provide hundreds of covid keeps per day. for more info about the race to vaccinate, head to abc7news.com. we have a vaccine tracker that

shows how many people have gotten the shot where you live. developing news in the tragic boat capsize off the coast of san diego. at least four people have died, and dozens are in the hospital. as mona cosa reports, investigators say this boat may have been smuggling people into the u.s. >> reporter: the call kim in sunday morning, a boat off the dough coast appeared to be in trouble. >> reports with multiple persons in the water. >> reporter: more than two dozen people tossed into the water as their boat flipped over on the rocks >> this was a mass rescue operation that turned into a mass casualty incident. we had about 30 rescues when the vessel broke up on the reef. >> reporter:rer inly 100 first responders raced to the scene. >> . a total of 29 people found, but officials say there was no manifest for the boat, so they don't know exactly how many people were on board. several teams could be soon

performing chest compressions, and administering oxygen. u.s. coast guard helicopters rescued some victims from the water, wrapping them in blankets, and bringing them to dry land. federal officials saying they think the boat may have come from mexico. >> ever indication from our perspective is that this was a smuggling vessel. >> we do have the boot captain in custody. he's a bit out of it, but he is speaking to agents on scene. >> reporter: several of the injured were transported to hospitals for treatment. later some were seen leaving the hospital in the custody border patrol. investigators are now collecting the pieces of the wreckage that had washed up on shore. this tragedy, the latest in a string of human smuggling investigations. this past friday, police uncovering a possible smug lung operation at this home in houston after 90 immigrants were found pack inside, some with covid-19 symptoms. no arrests were immediately reported. and this past march, 13 people consider killed in this

horrific suv collision near the mexico border. police saying the back seats had been removed, and 25 migrants were packed inside. monako s,rape, abc news, new york. new, the biden administration said four families separated at the mexico can border during the trump administration will be reunite this week. the families will be allowed to enter the u.s. through an emergency process known as humanitarian parole. homeland security secretary alejandro mahlorcas said two of the four families include mothers separated from their kids in late 2017. one is from honduras, the other mexico. he described them as children who were three years old at the time, and teenagers who had to live without their parents during the most formative years. thieves are taking enjoy of tourists. neighbors say that car break ins may be worse than ever. look at the top part of your screen. this is surveillance video from

saturday. someone gets out of a car, breaks into another car, and then fights off someone running up to stop them, and then speeds off. according to data sf, 111 cases like this were reported during the month of april. >> there's people who take everything out of the car. so happened to my friends a couple of times. >> you just assume your car is going to get broken into. plan for the worse. >> that's sad. in many videos, on lookers are watching as thieves go to work. neighbors we talk with say it's too much of a risk to actually get involved. california's new attorney general is pledging to stand up against hate crimes. rob bonton made the remarks at and asian pacific heritage month celebration in san francisco yesterday. he said the department of justice will work with police departments toen sure officers know how to properly

investigate the crimes. . >> we're trying to provide greater support for victims, trauma informed care. >> bonta is california's first filipino attorney general. two companies will ball it out today. why the maker of fortn,te is suing apple, and what it could mean for you. >> you are taking a live look at the big board of the new york stock exchange, starting up by about 230 points. another update on the markets next. >> how does an extra 8,000 bucks a year sound? now's the teem to get in on the airbnb bonanza >> is it? >> higher standards. >> i mean -- >> that look like a nice house >> that's true. >> right. if you're going to stay at my house, my house deserves more money than that, i agree with you, completely, absolutely, so selling point, i guess,.

here's a look at what's going on along the combs. 300-foot visibility. a little fog there and 9 degrees. mid-40s to around 50 with total surge on the bay side. most of us in the upper 40s to low 50s. we have 55 in santa rosa, one of our cooler spots. look at about i don't care. 68. just down to back to school key road to livermore, 20 degrees cooler, 48. . 76, that's comfortable at noon. the coast stays comfortable at 56 while we get kind of warm to toasty, 88 around the bay and inland at 3:00. might be a nice too many to have the kids outside. so caution on the roads today, you know, chains dragging. you get your muffler too close to dry vegetation. that's all you need to spark a wildfire. remember, we've got heightened fire conditions under that red flag warning. otherwise, pretty smooth out

there on the bay, and cool and warm into the afternoon hours on mass transit. medium amounts of tree pollen. there's good news. it does got a little high by wednesday. the,v index going to be high today and tomorrow. burn time 10 to 15 minutes. we'll talk about another hot day tomorrow, and a gorgeous mother's day weekend coming up. here's frances with the morning commute. . >> we have a new crash. it's a bad spot for westbound 580 commuters as you approach 680. it is blocking the left lane, and possibly the center divide. so travel slow. you can see it here on the maps in red as you make your way through that area. also there is a high wind advisory for the we have nearby sha bridge. both hands on the wheels as you make your way across the span. although metering lights were turned on fairly early, this morning, you can see the backup only extends to the end of the parking lot, though the sun is blocking the view now. it is a good ride across the

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company behind fortnute -- is accusing apple of turning the app store into an illegal monopoly. the juger nauts battling over the one issue, the apple tax, a 0% fee that developers pay on digital purchases made via apple's app store. last year, they added a new feature, allowing gamers to bypass apple's app store for certain in-game purchases, like a new look for a character or a celebratory dance move. apple fired back, booting the game and millions of users off the platform. >> apple said the criminal over its store is vital to keep the system safe and secure while protecting the privacy of users. hay suze lazardo will be off the mound for awhile. he is out when he accidently hit his hand on the desk while playing a video game.

it happened before his start on saturday. he pitched 3 innings, and took the loss against the orioles. an x-ray after the game showed a hire-line fracture. lazardo has been placed on the injured list. new for your money report, the return of the cruise industry could bring back revenue to san francisco. cruise ships may be able to set sail as early as mid-july for the first time in a year. according to the examiner, the port of san francisco has seen its revenues plummet by 50% during the pandemic. the return of cruises could also help the local economy through passenger spending, and give more work to dock workers. a no-sale order has meant the cancellation of 198 cruise arrivals in san francisco seasons march of last year. verizon announced this morning it is selling sunny vail based yahoo and aol to a private equity firm. apollo global management will be acquiring the brands for $0 billion. according to "the new york

times," the sale also includes verizon's technology business. verizon will maintain a 1% stick in the new company that will simply be calledia will. let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. we're up new by about 280 points. >> measures are planning a summer celebration, which means your home could be a gold minish. the ceo of airbnb said it needs millions of new hosts. the average host earned nearly 8,000 bucks a year. airbnb said it's seeing speck in domestic trims, particularly to rural areas and small towns.. . >> we're seeing travel being driven to smaller communities, communities that didn't benefit from the economy, which is really exciting. >> coming up on gma, what you should know if you want to rent out your home. that's at 7 right after abc 7

mornings. today, faculty and students will hold a virtual rally in hopes of saving city college of san francisco. city college is facing a 65% cut to san francisco classes and programming, and students say that the proposed lay offs will, quote, "decimate the college and prove disastrous," especially for people what are of low income and color. . a soon to be college graduate won't need to go back to school anytime soon. he's earned an adult education before he became a teenager. >> reporter: it's impressive that mike womenner will graduate valedictorian of concord high school this month, and he'll get his associate's degree in the same week. >> i finished all my high school graduation requirements in december. so then i said, "okay. wait a minute. if i take a few more classes, i can get an social's degree." >> reporter: it's even more impressive that he's 12 years old. mike said his love of longer

began at 18 month old when he got his first epad >> i've always been drown to technology. that's gotten me to how i am today with all this stuff. i know over a dozen programming languages. >> reporter: mike's dad is a custom home builder. >> my mom will tell me her full- time job was me. >> reporter: mom and dad saying they follow mike's lead when it comes to his education. >> i'm having the time of my life doing what i'm doing. you know, i haven't lost my childhood, none of that stuff. >> reporter: when it comes to helping your genius kid with his homework. >> have there ever been moments where you're like, "this is more than i thought it was going to have to be?" mom and dad instituting a heads- up texting session. >> i'm teching you at a stop. he's going to ask. you should probably google this. >> reporter: but he's having fun along the way. mike nominated to homecoming court by his peers. >> i didn't go, and i didn't win,, actually. so i -- >> what are you the most proud of at this point in your life?

>> most proud of. now, that's a difficult one there, helping people in general. that's my goal, is to build technology that enables people to live their lives. >> all right. that was will gantzs reporting. mike has launched two small businesses, and here's the part i do not understand, but i'll say it any way, works with the united states special operations command. >> doing what? >> what? hello. >> i've been wondering that since i read this earlier. he also has multiple job officer. >> doesn't he seem like he's handling it well? like he's pretty well rounded? >> uh-huh. >> it seems that way. . >> says he wants to do good, make life better for other

people. i love it. you go, genius. talk a look what's going on at the golden gate bridge. the flag is barely moving. look at this gorgeous sunrise from the explore tore yum. summer warmth today and tomorrow, away from the coast. that's why we call it summer warmth, because it will be cooler. heightened fire danger also and then mother's day, the week's looking great. here's a look at that high pressure that's kicking that low out that brought us the cool saturday, breezy saturday. a little bit calmer yesterday. now the completely over us. . low to mid-60s along the coast. low to mid-70s, gorgeous day in downtown, san francisco, and sauce lee toe. near 70 northbound bay. a little windy though. into the valleys, 85 to 90.

we've got those breezes that will be real aggressive in the north bay mountains east bay hills. . and as you head unland, 87 in pleasantton to 92 in fair field. tonight there will be a few high clouds and a few low clouds. temperatures milder. that will spring us to another warm day away from the coast, where a sea breeze will drop temperatures a little bit. that sea breeze moves wholeheartedly into the bay wednesday. temperatures will be about 50 degrees cooler the we'll be close to average friday, and just slightly warmer with a whole lot of surge for mother's day. have a good one. back to you. >> thank you. shopping for deals might seem overwhelming sometimes, but one expert is sharing her tips for hidden bargains that are right at your this eveninger tips. >> downloading the walmart app is injure golden ticket to finding clearance at walmart. walmart is notorious for mardi

gras things down. they mark it in their system before they have a chance to mark it on their shelf. >> erica miller has made it her motion to find the best bargains at walmart. these deals are often hidden in plano site. they're all over the place at your favorite stores. coming up, the walmart whisperer shares more tips to finding secret deals when you shop. the san francisco bill is helping judy the orangutan celebrate a milestone. she just turned 18 years old, and the zoo shared these photos, because she had a birthday party, and they put it on twitter. . she had a gift bag. she had lettuce and tomatoes inside the bag she shared with a friend. the picnic party was complete. they had blankets, plates, and comes. i need to see this again.

>> i still have the price tag on the bottom. >> i don't don't don't >> >> i had to fight down a conspiracy you were at disney land for the >> i wasn't, no. >> i was at a family wedding. >> this one is going to stick. >> we didn't need that detail. up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch all our newscasts live and on demand on the connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, amazon fire tv and rok,. download the app and start streaming. i love my family >> as we head to break, we are

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the rest of us have heightened fire conditions, be careful if you are outside. and people on killed airway and berkeley cord, they are told to stay inside and lock their doors and windows. police are waiting on more details. and marin county could move to the yellow tear as soon as tomorrow. reduced capacity for gyms and entertainment venues.

and bars that do not shirk serve food can open a 25%. >> apollo global management will acquire yahoo for $5 million which is about half of what they paid for it. number six is trouble on bay bridge with an injury accident reported as you approach treasure island. the lights are on and traffic will start backing up. a new dock menu featuring biscuit with mashed potatoes and a non-alcoholic wine called the tail wagger. right now it is only available at hotels in the uk and ireland. what we learned for this is we may have to rescue woodstock.

good morning, america. breaking overnight, path of destruction. a major nighttime tornado slamming tupelo, mississippi. 1 of the 23 reported tornadoes touching down from mississippi to louisiana. a massive funnel seen at close range. that twister crossing the road. power lines snapped, homes and businesses damaged by the powerful winds. rescue crews working through the night. now, more than 40 million on alert for more severe weather. the new storms on the move right now. disaster at sea. a crowded boat with at least 30 people on board capsizing off the california coast. part of a suspected human smuggling operation. >> oh, my gosh. >> people thrown into the water. at least four ki.