thank you for joining us. >> it is hot and only april 7. >> any records today? sandhya: yes. these are preliminary. i want to show you a live picture. the sun is shining. some are like heat. 93 in san jose, which ties the record. santa rosa, also a tie. livermore, 90, breaking old record. these are preliminary. we will get the official word after 5:30. everyone is in the 80's and 90's unless you are at the bay, in the 70's. the sea breeze is kicking in. later this evening, temperatures will begin to fall.

by 9:00, some relief at the coast, 50's and 60's. inland, still mild. by 11:00 p.m., everyone will notice cooling. we have some relief in sight. i will let you know when and what is in store for the weekend, coming up. larry: now for a different kind of relief. people hitting the beaches, trying to stay cool. this video shot at baker, crown, and ocean beaches in san francisco. there were crowds but people are scattered. near pacifica farther down, you can see the people out there. that water looks so inviting. let's get out to tara campbell who spent some time at the beach today. and it looks like you still are at wyndham demar beach. we are rather envious. reporter: it really is gorgeous

along the beach today. we have been here most of the day as the crowd grew. this beach is pretty packed. people are pumped about the hot april day. the beaches of pacifica providing an escape from the heat. >> i will probably make a day of it. the weather is unseasonably amazing and i am going to try to capitalize on it. reporter: vanessa is making a day of it at lynn demar beach with her children. >> i saw that the heat was climbing and we do not get to the beach often. reporter: she says it offers them a break from their home in the san francisco bay view district. >> think it's hot inside because there is not much air conditioning so we try to stay outdoors. >> my children were so excited. they were ready to go out.

reporter: potential sneaker waves are a concern. >> sneaker waves and coming to get you rockaway's. so it is good to be aware. reporter: while ocean conditions are stable, we have to watch out for the heat says north county fire. >> people need to be aware of their body conditions. stay hydrated. find shade, where loose clothes. -- wear loose clothes. some outside area might not be familiar with where the turns off the road are and increased congestion. reporter: sun hats and sunscreen. the plan for staying cool for scott is simple. >> ice cream and ocean.

reporter: there are also a lot of dogs on the beach and owners are asked to make sure dogs have shade and water and if they are getting irritable, to put them on a leash. other than that, enjoy the beach. >> the heat is also a problem for the drought. no change on the drought map from last week. at 3:00 we talked with at the snow laboratory. >> this point in the year it is not looking like we are going to be able to make up the difference in less things change drastically in the short term forecast is not look great. >> he says what we cannot change

the weather, we can all do our part to conserve water. every drop we conserve now is more water we will have in the future. water deliveries are the lowest ever and that means less water to use. sarah clara valley -- santa clara valley water is asking people to reduce use by 15%. >> we cannot fill the basin you see here. low reservoir levels. we are drawing on our reserves and we need to conserve. otherwise we could have serious issues later this year and possibly next year. >> baker says we are worst off than the last drought that began a decade ago. you can keep track in the weather section of our streaming tv app. download it for roku tv, apple

tv, and amazon. larry: nancy pelosi says she is fully vaccinated and has tested positive for covid. >> we are now at the lowest point of hospitalized cases since the pandemic began. there was only one patient in the icu. larry: dr. fauci says he expects an uptick in the next few weeks and he says we could have a surge in the fall. families with sick children will have to go without vital communication tools after a nonprofit was broken into last night. how family house is picking up the pieces to replace what was stolen from families in need. reporter: the plywood board going outside this mission bay

neighborhood might seem small from the outside but it illustrates a big problem. >> my heart sank. it made me sad and i felt scared for our community. reporter: someone tried to get in wednesday night. >> smashed this and reached in and grabbed whatever he could and ran away. reporter: laptops and cell phones were taken. vital lifelines for the 80 families who stay here each night as their children receive treatment at the nearby hospital. >> most of the families are very low income and these computers are a lifeline to home. they come from 50 miles away. reporter: mr. strong is from seattle. he and his family are staying here as his daughter has heart surgery. >> you don't have the extra cost

burden. you can focus on your kid. reporter: two family house, this illustrates how crime can happen anywhere. the police station is just across the street. >> i really thought that because we care so much for people who need our help, i thought we were a little bit exempt. we are not. no one is. reporter: as they clean up, they send this message. >> we exist because of the kindness of this community. reporter: and want to get the word out so others can be aware and continue serving more families in need of tlc. larry: if you would like to help, you can find information by going to this story on abc7news.com. >> republican state lawmakers are urging the governor to withdraw a regulation that allows for early release of some inmate.

smiley martin, one of the men arrested in the sacramento mass shooting, was released after serving only a fraction of a 10 year sentence. the department of corrections said martin had accumulated enough credits to qualify for early release. they want the governor to allow that regulation to expire. larry: coming up, at the confirmation of the supreme court. what she might help decide. plus, food insecurity across the bay area. bay area. and the plan to meet a future mom, bay area. and the plan to a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own financial journey.

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be in your moment. fantastic! ask your doctor about ibrance. larry: with gas prices and inflation so high, food insecurity is rising across the bay area. we went to a food bank and talked about how they are coping with increased demand. reporter: at food bank warehouse in concorde, the richness of the bay area can seem 1000 miles away. food insecurity has skyrocketed in all regions and now with inflation and gas prices increasing, food needs are rising again. >> we currently serve 260,000

people every month. pre-pandemic, 180,000. reporter: cassie bates is a spokesperson for the food bank. she says in order to meet increased needs, she and her organization has partnered with a foundation and launched the 200 meal challenge. they have a goal of hitting $500,000. >> we can purchase two meals with one dollar donated so we can provide 2 million meals if the match is met. reporter: the demand will not subside anytime soon. it is expected to stay elevated for another few years. that strains the food bank. there is a dramatic increase in the cost of doing business but they have also had a chance to learn new ways to serve those who rely on them. >> everything was accelerated.

if something was on the back burner, it was like, let's do it. reporter: for them, this is more than a job. it is a way to answer a call coming from those in need. >> we are passionate and dedicated to ending hunger. kristen: a new survey from the bay area council shows a bleak attitude among residents about living in the bay area. the biggest reason is crime. more than half of the residence, 52%, disagree with the statement that the bay area is a safe place to live. 65% say they avoid downtown areas like oakland, san jose, and san francisco because of crime. and car and home break-ins are a top concern. >> it is really bad, the way residents feel about the region now is probably one of the worst we have seen. kristen: crime was mentioned as

a reason for some residents leaving the area altogether. bay area council conducted a similar poll each year since 1980. larry: in so many videos you see people being fearful. it makes sense but i presume that they feel better about the weather. kristen: but maybe not at this moment. you might want to get out to escape the heat. sandhya: the good news is today is the hottest day so it is all downhill from here. starting tomorrow we begin to cool. 24 hour temperature change, up six degrees in san jose. up four degrees in oakland. it is hot outside. still green on the camera because of the rain we saw last month. 85 in downtown san francisco today. ralo 's. noticeat.

ntaa, 89. 87, napa. livermore, 89. there was a lack of rain but that will change on monday. one thing to notice is how hazy it is. we have high clouds but the air quality is also not great. moderate in parts of the east bay and south bay. here's a look at the high clouds over san francisco. here is the air quality forecast. tomorrow we start seeing some improvement. this weekend, good air quality for the whole area. we will take it. it will be nice out. hazy sunshine right now. relief arrives at the coast on bay tomorrow. windier and cooler for the weekend everywhere. light rain comes in monday. tomorrow afternoon, the wind is

onshore, 30 to 39 miles an hour at the coast. it will dropped on temperatures. the evening, even stronger. the coast and they feel at first and then inland by the weekend. a wind advisory is issued lake and solano counties saturday morning to sunday night. wind will be gusty enough to increase the fire concerns so keep that in mind as you go about your plans over the weekend. remain vigilant. tomorrow morning, 40's, 50's. high clouds. they will stick around in the afternoon and filter the sun. all the 90's from today inland, most of us will be in the mid to upper 80's. so still warm. along the coast, 60. 68 in san francisco. cooling begins on friday. breezy and cooler.

saturday, the wind will kick up going into sunday. bearable for the bay area if you do not like the hot weather. and then a system will bring us rain and cooler weather with gusty conditions on what -- on monday. and then we have another opportunity for rain on thursday. we will take it. kristen: when temperatures drop, they really drop. larry: innovative new project holds the promise of saving waters from evaporation and generating clean energy at the same time while possibly revolutionizing a key part of the water system. reporter: they crisscross the central valley, driving one of the most productive food producing economies in the world but soon irrigation canals and aqueducts could help our thousands of california homes and businesses. >> at the most basic level we

study how to expand canals that go from 20 feet to 110 feet and put solar on the top of them. reporter: in other words, turning canals into solar powered producers. once they are suspended in place, the test grades are expected to generate five megawatts of renewable energy but the ceo believes they might also help protect the precious water from climate change. >> after looking at the open canals driving from san francisco to l.a., after years of drought, surely there must be something we can do to put a lid on evaporation. reporter: compared to existed -- existing solar farms, it they believe they also have economic advantages. they are on publicly owned land

and run close to pumping stations, potentially making it easier to distribute. >> we are the irrigation provider but also electric utility. so this project could benefit on the same canal. reporter: the project is believed to be the first of its kind in the country but might not be the last. water in california rarely stays in one place and if this pilot program is successful, backers hope it could be duplicated across the state. an engineering professor also studied this canopy concept and believes that benefits could be scaled up without affecting open space or taking farmland out of production, potentially placing solar canopies over the aqueducts carrying water from northern to southern california. >> if we covered all 4000 miles of canals in the state, our hypothesis going in is that we would save 65 million gallons of

water. reporter: all while producing clean energy for local power grids. larry: the pilot project is expected to cost $20 million and california department of water resources and state grants. kristen: it is opening day. we will talk with giant ceo about tomorrow's home opener. reporter: is getting more expensive to buy a (music throughout)

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kristen: the board that oversees the oscars will decide tomorrow the possible punishment for will smith after he slapped chris rocks at the academy awards two weeks ago. i everyone just wants to get this michael finney is here now with consumer news. reporter: mortgage rates are creeping up every day. the average 30 year mortgage rate is 4.72%, the highest in three years. n 1.5% in the past three months. the fastest since 1994. a year ago the 30 year rate was 3.18%. the increase comes a few weeks after the fed increased interest

rates one quarter of a point. in an attempt to defy rapidly rising inflation. google has a new search option that allows you to combine images and text in a search. it is intended to be used for shopping related searches. it is experimental but available with the lens feature on your google app. tax deadlines are around the corner but there is some good news. the irs has prop -- processed 15.78 million refunds. keep in mind they usually spend -- usually sends refunds within 21 days of receipt but they are still facing major delays because of the pandemic.

so be patient. larry: if money, they are not sending it to me. i am outraged. kristen: making history and washington, d.c.. the soon to be newest member of the supreme court. larry: and a bay area woman played a part of a different

larry: an update now to breaking as we told you about at the top of this newscast -- all eastbound lanes of interstate 580 livermore are blocked while chp investigates some incident

on the freeway. a heavy police presence, they have not provided details on what happened. if human it's ago, we saw officers walking down the lanes of 580. typically, that means looking for evidence. traffic is being diverted at north livermore avenue. look at this backup. if you're headed home on 580, take an alternate route, because it is going to take a long time. kristen: it is now official, the senate has voted to confirm supreme court nominee ketanji brown jackson. larry: she will be the first black woman to serve on the high court. abc news is in washington with more. >> this nomination is confirmed. ike: the senate confirming judge ketanji brown jackson to the spring corn on a bipartisan basis, fulfilling president biden's promise to nominate the first black woman to the high court. president biden and judge jackson, watching the vote count

from the roosevelt room, vice president kamala harris presiding over the confirmation vote in the senate. jackson held one-on-one meetings with 97 senators and also set through over 20 hours of questioning during her hearings and filed 300 30 pages of written responses. that is more written questions than any previous supreme court nominee. all democrats rallied behind judge jackson along with three republicans. >> judge jackson will go down in history as an american giant on whose shoulders others will stand tall. ike: republicans tried to paint her soft on crime, mitch mcconnell slamming her before the vote, claiming she is failing to commit to opposing expansion of the supreme court. >> the solution is for all the justices to stay in their lane. there is one right number of justices who seek to follow the law. the number is nine. ike: abc news no learning jackson promised republican

senator susan collins that she would never take a position on that issue. when jackson joined the court this fall, she will take on several controversial cases, encompassing the death penalty, clean water act and humane treatment of animals in our food supply. what are the biggest cases of the fall so far is the challenge to harvard and the university of north carolina's use of race in college admissions, case that could term the future of affirmative action. judge jackson says she will recuse herself, given herself on the harvard board of overseers. abc news, washington. larry: house speaker nancy pelosi has tested positive for covid-19. her weekly press conference was canceled today, as was a trip to asia. pelosi attended events with the president this week. this video shows just how close she was to president biden just yesterday. a spokesperson says pelosi is vaccinated, boosted, tested regularly and will quarantine. kristen: jeopardy champion amy

schneider is back home in oakland after being invited to the white house as part of transgender day of ability. she spoke to abc 7 today about the visit, which included the white house briefing room at the west wing where she took to the podium and answered questions. >> it was hard to believe. it wasn't something i thought about imagining. it looks just like it does on tv. i have seen all this before, but it was really neat. quite an honor. kristen: schneider met second gentleman douglas emhoff as well as men's gender youth who were also invited to the white house. larry: up next, space tourism. it is becoming a thing of the biggest

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dan, a year ago, there was concern about amputation of his like being possible and there he is walking the course. playing great. dan: it is incredible. he had a great round today. can he sustain that for four rounds? that is the challenge. remember, as a kid, he had jack nicklaus' records on the wall. last time jack nicholas won his finer masters that -- final masters, he was 40 sixers old. tiger woods is 40 sixers old. larry: do either of you find this inspirational? tiger woods is larger than life. sandhya: it is great he is able to come back after that horrific accident, as you mentioned. it gives people hope that have perhaps been in similar situations, with accidents that they can get back out on the golf course, or any sport they want to pursue. dan: at hoping for a good week for the network executives, because he does so much for the

ratings. sandhya: but his work ethic to get back where he is is incredible. kristen: spacex's first tour is a mission to the space station is set for next week and four civilians are in for the right of their lives. the trip was put together by acxiom, a private startup. passengers on this trip include a former ness astronaut. he will command the mission with three paying customers. they are slated to take off from kennedy space center in florida on wednesday. one day. who would do it? are you raising your hand? sandhya: [laughter] i did not. i think is cool, but i don't think i have the courage to go up in space. i love skydiving, years ago, when i was young. dan: i wouldn't the among the first to do it. once i felt like they have got

the safety down, and maybe they do, i would love to do it. fascinating. but i would be so nervous if it hadn't been tried and tested. kristen: if you go in later rounds, they won't be making that cool video of you walking. dan: i don't want to go. i am afraid some people here would leave me there. kristen: they can't kick you out. dan: we have a winner in the warriors' season-long campaign to choose a signature food item at chase center. the chicken and waffle cone beat seven other items. doesn't it look good? it wins the chase center most valuable plate campaign. the contest gave fans a chance to vote on which item they like the best. a portion of sales of the waffle cone will be donated to local nonprofit bayview makers kitchen. that looks pretty tasty.

larry: chicken waffles are anything. dan: the syrup really seals the deal. larry: is that powdered sugar? dan: i am sure it is good for you. [laughter] kristen: i don't think people go to basketball games or baseball games for food. the food is there and if it is not bad, you are happy. but you could just go to the chase center for food. dan: true. i saw this on twitter. i think it is the braves, they have this hamburger with all this stuff loaded on there. it is $151 for the hamburger. kristen: then we have to create a more expensive item. dan: if you ask the chase center to come up with a more expensive item, they will, trust me. larry: almost as much as the parking. kristen: dan, the burger or the parking?

we are big fans of made up food holidays and if you are a burrito fan, your day is here because today's national burrito day. the mission, or the san francisco burrito, is one of three major styles of burrito in the u.s.. if you can't tell by the name, it was created here in san francisco in the 1960's. >> since today is tasty thursday, we have juan burritos joining us. lauren, what makes a quote unquote "san francisco" burrito? >> the controversial thing about them is that they have rice in them, not necessarily a traditional ingredient, but a key ingredient in a mission style burrito. >> i thought rice was an ingredient in most, it is not?

>> that is what i thought. >> not necessarily. maybe that is because you are from san francisco. [laughter] >> have i been this confused this many years? kristen: we actually have samples here, don't we? larry: we have a bunch here. i am going to hold this up. kristen: they said the best burritos list and i think this is on it, from the mission in san francisco? >> it is, yes. we have our list of best burritos in the city and that is one of them, one of many great burritos in the city, some of which have rice, some which don't. how are you? are you enjoying them? they are notoriously large. >> it is hard to look elegant eating the burrito on television. >> i am holding mine off to the side. kristen: i do know that the

salsa is out of this world. i think it is a family recipe. one of the owners is actually a tv reporter at another station. but it is fabulous. dan: i don't know which one i have come but there is a real kick quite tasty. sandhya: mine is delicious. vegetarian. >> perfect for you, right? sandhya: tofu, rice, salsa. kristen: run through some other burrito joints? >> alfaro and alfaro are on our list, both of them are in the mission and make vetoes of the mission style. a mission burrito is such an iconic san francisco dining experience, but to really experience it truly, and its full splendor, you need to be

doing a late-night, maybe have a couple beers at a great mission bar and then you are digging into one of these really hefty rice-filled mission burritos. i am probably going to go to alfaro vizo for that experience, but there are so many options. >> that is one of the greatest things about san francisco in the bay area in general, you have a zillion options. >> enjoy national burrito day. >> every day can be burrito day if you eat one. >> yes, every day.

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major-league system are for the giant sundaes, a's against the marlins, giants and philadelphia. joining us is the giant ceo and president, larry baer, smiling and happy as things are about to get underway. since this segment is larry/larry, i'm going to ask a question, do not answer immediately. i will give you a few questions to think about it -- give you a few minutes to think about it. larry: good deal, larry. it is a name i agree with very often. larry: that is why it works so well. larry: which larry would be your

first pick to sit by on opening day, larry beil, larry bird, larry ellison, larry david or larry the cable guy? don't answer now. wait for the end. i want you to soak it in, some tough choices but now, to baseball. a few weeks ago, we weren't sure there was going to be an opening day. how grateful that things came together and we are ready to go? larry: gig kapler has an expression, game up. that is what he says when he gets to the ballpark at he is about the most up guy you ever want to see. there is another of pete gallego, even though he wears it in a cool way, brandon crawford. we are really excited. it is going to be a beautiful day, and it is opening day. opening night is for the opera and symphony and the bad lie, which are wonderful cultural

institutions. -- and the ballet, which are wonderful cultural institutions. this opening day is an institution, 70 degrees, will have a few -- have a full house, only a couple tickets left, that is about it. it is going to be fun. it is going to be some proud moments, i think, because we surprised a lot of folks last year. we won the western division, we are going to be wasting a flag, unveiling a plaque symbolizing the 107-win season. i look forward to seeing everybody and everybody named larry. larry: all larrys getting free tomorrow. that is the promotion i am going with. larry: i am not going that far. larry: oddsmakers this year think you are going to win 85 games, do you feel disrespected or do you like it under the radar? larry: under the radar is ok. if you recall 2010, 2012 and

2014, we were not much on the radar in those years as well. i think that really last year, predictions for us, the oddsmakers had us about where they have us this year. so, that is ok.tlf amotivaactor. scenes you a swi herom oodt d six.dawhe eve be in pods four what afeeling it is going to outdoors tomorrow, 40,000 people sitting next to each other, and a real community gathering. larry: i'm getting queasy thinking back to last year and the pods. back in the field, the dodgers spent a ton of cash in the off-season. you guys did not. somebody likened this to shopping at the dollar store and paying with a platinum card. i thought that was hilarious.

what is your reaction, where are the big free agent? larry: larry, you have been around this a lot. there isn't a direct correlation between spending and winning. if that was the case, the yankees would have won the world series every year. and they haven't won since 2009. the dodgers won two years ago, but they hadn't one since 1988 -- won since 1988. it is not a direct correlation. increasingly, the team you start with in april is not necessarily the team you end up in september, as we did last year with kris bryant, as we have done in championship years with hunter pence, cody ross and others. we want capacity to add to the season as well. larry: real quick, favorite larry, larry bird, larry beil, larry ellison, larry david, larry the cable guy? nine innings that you have to

sit with this person. larry: i am a larry david fan. i watch a larry david, i love "curved," -- "cur you, larry, but this is oracle part. -- oracle part. i need to say larry ellison. larry: probably a good business decision, even though i know where your heart is. larry: i love talking to you, larry. larry: we will talk every day, larry baer of the giants come opening day tomorrow, tickets available. thank you. kristen: larry, you just have to pay for the naming rights at he will pick you. larry: that might take a while. kristen: [laughter] baseball fans may be singing a new tune. how about by me some peanuts and crackerjills. jills.

the reimagined recipe uses the same recipe as cracker jacks, featuring five women on special edition bags, and each purchase includes a five dollars donation to the women's sports foundation. larry: excellent. at least i beat larry the cable guy. kristen: he did not say that. [laughter] larry: you could see it in his eyes. let's go to the weather. it is hot. sandhya: tomorrow, it will not be hot at the home opener. oracle park, 64 degrees at game time tomorrow what they take on the marlins come up to 69 in the afternoon. nice they've doppler seven showing in the absence of rain. that is going to be changing. tomorrow, not as warm as today inland, 80's inland, 60's on the coast with a nice strong sea breeze. monday, light rain coming in. this is good, the sierra will get some snow. snow levels are going to be pretty low. it would not be surprised if local peaks get a dusting of

snow. the accuweather 7-day forecast, cooling begins tomorrow and hits all areas this weekend. the wind comes up at the level-one storm brings us windy weather monday. kristen: thanks. larry: it all started with a tweet. kristen: after idriss elba tweeted this image last year. now, the full

kristen: after idriss elba is

lending his voice to sonic the hedgehog to. >> knuckles is the guy. for the kids, they are like, you are knuckles? you are so tall. george: idris elba lenses voice to the character knuckles in sonic the hedgehog 2. >> i have been training for this my entire life. george: it was a character he was familiar with because idriss elba was a big fan of the original videogame. >> i have been playing sonic since i was a kid. and was this opportunity to bring knuckles to life. it was like ok, i love doing voices, by the way, but this is pretty special. . >> it is my destiny to restore the ultimate power. >> i was allowed to go off script a little and improvise. he doesn't have any sense of humor, so we had fun trying to

get him to be really stern, like a brick wall. nothing really gets through to him. it was fun. george: this isn't the first time elba has lent his voice to a big-screen project. he was part of "his utopia." -- "zoot dory" and in the jungle book. >> we came to adopt the man into the jungle. george ed whiteley lives doing voice work, elba -- george: and while he doesn't -- george: and while he loves doing force work, elba doesn't think his voice is that great. >> my normal speaking voice is

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that breaking news is in livermore where the chp has shut down all eastbound lanes of interstate 580. this is just west of las colinas road. the chp will only say that investigating in earlier incident they're being rather tight-lipped about an hour ago. we saw officers walking down the lanes of 580 traffic is being diverted off the freeway at north livermore avenue as you can imagine there is a big traffic backup just look at what's happened out there. here's a live view from sky 7. the chp says they do not have an estimated time for reopening the freeway as soon as we get any new details. we will get it to you right away, but they've been walking that stretch of freeway presumably looking for