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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> two major fires saturday in the bay area, flames all but wid out in a a home depot gutted. we have a lot to get to this morning including that fire danger, so let's start with a quick look at the weather. >> i just want to show you how pretty it looks outside. a gorgeous start to our sunday, mostly sunny skies. we are looking south toward the beaches along the peninsula. here is redtape planner. 9:00 temperatures mostly in the 50's, although we are starting to see if you 60's. it will be windy at the beaches, but the national weather service did remove the high surf advisory for our coastline. gusty still in the hills.

inland temperatures a little bit cooler, in the upper 70's. mid to upper 60's for the highs, and at the beaches, mid to upper 50's. temperatures will drop into the 50's. get your umbrellas ready, we have some rain on the way for tomorrow morning. liz: now to the latest on one of the two fires around the bay area yesterday. san jose fire crews were made at the home depot near santa teresa boulevard. it is still smoldering and producing light smoke after a huge fire yesterday. sky 7 was overhead showing you that video here. residents in the path of smoke are advised to continue to shelter-in-place with windows and doors closed. san jose firefighters say everyone inside made it out with no injuries. tal moreomts for ersasee early

the building engulfed in flames. >> people trying to find familyg to make sure all the employees are out. >> san jose fire getting multiple calls, arriving on scene shortly after, quickly calling for backup. >> they reported that they had heavy fire coming from inside of the home depot and immediately called for a second alarm. tara: that second alarm soon turning into >> a fifth alarm. >>as it stands right now, we have full accountability for all the employees that worked in the home depot. we have no reported injuries to civilians or firefighters. tara: toxic smoke and witting wins wreaking havoc -- whipping winds wreaking havoc. >> the toxicity of the smoke, is that a concern? >> we let all the people in the neighborhood shelter-in-place, keep their windows closed, turn

off their air conditioning units, turn off any exterior fans. tara: crews evacuating, managing to keep the fire at bay. >> we have a trailer that is hopefully going to be able to transport a whole bunch of crates and the dogs and all the cats are safe. tara: while crews are starting to get this massivel,onrns overl be any hotspots, arabs. carter nielsen lives nearby and couldn't believe how quickly the flames group. >> drug -- grew. >> dropped my kid off at a friends house in 15 minutes later the entire building was engulfed. >> as for the cause of the fire, officials say it is likely a long way from knowing >> the home depot is pretty much a total loss. the roof is collapsed and the entire structure. it is going to take some time to get in there if we even can. liz: hours earlier, a fire erected at the port of venetia -- erupted.

it is still burning, but significant we less than yesterday. it spread quickly, sending up thick, black smoke. ryan curry spoke to residents who say it could have been even worse. >> sky 7 flying over this massive cloud of smoke saturday afternoon. flames started on a conveyor belt near petco. those flames quickly spread to the peeier. >> the fire ultimately caught the pier on fire. >> officials could not get close because it was carrying hazardous materials. both crews from san francisco and adjacent department had to help. the fire started at the base and quickly made its way toward the center. four boats were docked and they relocated to other areas. others nearby the fire had to be evacuated. including this wedding party who had their service moved elsewhere. >> at this point we are sending all the guests to another

location to regroup. >> the wood on the pier is covered in the type of preservative. as the fire burned, that chemical was released into the atmosphere. a longtime resident and environmental activist says residents were lucky the wind blew the smoke over the water. >> these fires are toxic fires. when the wharf burns, that is a hugely toxic chemical. >> she says she doesn't want any hazardous materials at the port, especially with the dry hills nearby. >> 70 people are employed in this area and the and then the e know, travel. >> strong wind and dry brush try the reason there is a red flag warning this morning in solano county. the warning does not expire until 5:00 p.m. tonight.

unseasonably warm temperatures have firefighters on really high alert there was that three alarm fire yesterday morning in vallejo near the bridge that we told you about. that made for some tense moments for one homeowner. >> alert all the way into the fall. >> the chp shut down one lane of i-80 as firefighters worked get the control. it burned about 10 acres. the cause is under investigation. meantime, sacramento police doubled staffing following the mass shooting the left six people dead and 12 others injured he we ago today. among the officers are members of the departments gang task force. investigators have said the shootout was gang-related and that there were at least five gunman involved. so far there have been three arrests, two of them in direct connection with the shooting.

ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is thanking several people and organizations for a global fundraising event that raised nearly 11 billion u.s. dollars. this, as he repeats his call for a complete embargo on russian oil and gas, she called of the sources of moscow's self-confidence and impunity. karina mitchell reports. >> ukrainian president of a lot of her zelenskyy is thanking the organizers of the stand up for ukraine global pledging event. the effort raised more than $10 billion for ukrainians forced to flee their homes. during his address to ukraine saturday night, he said he spoke with boris johnson about possible new sanctions on russia. earlier, johnson walk-through kyiv during an unannounced visit. orest johnson: in the last few weeks, the world has found new heroes and those heroes are the

people of ukraine. karina: the major russian offensive in the east, the crumb has announced the leader of russia's brutal campaign in syria is taking command of the next phase of the war, and as russian troops are headed east, there is mounting evidence of their brutal tactics. more than 200 people are still missing and presumed dead. ana is searching for her mother but it is not clear if she made it out. >> we were -- how they could escape. karina: the bodies of 132 people were discovered. ukrainian officials say they were tortured and murdered. and authorities are exhuming the mass graves, 67 bodies from the site alone. >> the whole world is mourning.. karina: some people have begun returning to their devastated city. >> this just breaks my heart.

i am an optimist so i'm sure we will rebuild the city and make it even more beautiful than before. liz: pope francis is calling for an easter truce in ukraine to broker a negotiated peace. he celebrated palm sunday mass before crowds and st. peter's square in the vatican city for the time since the pendant again. directly to russia's vision of ukraine but the reference clear. he was repeatedly denouncing the war and the suffering brought innocent civilians. let's get a check outside. but have beautiful and looks for the golden gate bridge. temperatures will be slightly cooler compared to yesterday as we are human wind, once again

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liz: two teenagers have a trio of fishermen to thank for saving their lives. >> are you guys ok come are you in trouble? standby, we are getting you. >> this is really a case of being in the right place at the right time. a rip current pulled the 16-year-olds out to see this week. they had been treading water for 30 minutes. the fishermen were the only ones out there on the water, staying late to catch more king salmon.

instead, the crew saved the lives of two local teenagers. an iconic family restaurant is permanently closing its doors after 97 years in business. we are talking about alley autos restaurant, known for their sicilian seafood on fisherman's wharf. it was one of the oldest family owned restaurants. representatives for the restaurant say they decided to end the 66 year long lease early. the restaurant temporarily closed during the covid shutdown down in 2020. it did not reopen. it started as a fish stand in 1925 and then it moved to stall number eight on the wharf. that giant number eight sign is a nod to the restaurant history. a nine-member task force met for more than 12 hours to redraw san francisco's supervisory districts on saturday. the process has been deeply controversial, chock full of drama, controversy, and accusations. some residents and community

leaders have likened the proposals to gerrymandering. others say new district lines do not keep neighborhoods together. this plan has drawn enormous interest from the public. >> ashbury street is not the richmond. >> for me, that sounds like gerrymandering. >> please do not assume that secret residence do not know what it is like to be dirt poor. liz: the task force hope to complete a draft by the end of the meeting. there is an april 15 deadline for new boundaries to be set. >> our headliner tonight, my dear friend. >> so happy to be here, man. i love your white jacket. >> there he is performing. dan posted his annual concert to make money for charities in the

east bay. he graciously donated and autographed electric guitar that was put up for bid. >> how will i know if he really loves me ♪ i've fallen love whenever we meet ♪ liz: that was great. the concert was another huge success that brought in over $100,000 for charity. taking care of our environment is part of building a better bay area. and in a bit of new project hopes the promise of saving water from evaporation and generating clean energy at the same time, all while possibly revolutionizing a key part of california's water system. spencer has a look. spencer: they crisscrossed the central valley, driving one of the world.

but soon, irrigation canals and aqueducts could help power thousands of california homes and businesses as well. josh is the irrigation district. >> at the most basic level we are studying how do you expand canals that go from 20 feet to 110 feet and put solar over the top of them? >> in other words, turning canals into solar power producers. once they are suspended in place, the test grids are expected to generate about five megawatts of renewable energy. jordan harris believes they might also help protect the precious water from the effects of climate change. >> after looking at these open canals from san francisco to l.a., i thought after years and years of drought that surely there must be something we can do to put a lid on evaporation. >> and compared to existing solar farms, there are major

economic advantages as well. that is because most of the canals are on publicly-owned land and they often run close to pumping stations and existing electrical grids, potentially making it easier to distribute the power to the surrounding community. >> this makes a lot of sense because we are in irrigation provider, we are also in electric utility. we have both functions that this project potentially will benefit right on the same canal bank. >> piece of the project is believed to be the first of its kind in the country, but may not be the last. >> backers are hoping they can be duplicated along more projects up and down the state. roger bales and his colleagues also studied the canopy concept. he believes the benefits could be scaled up that affecting open space or taking farmland out of production, potentially placing solar canopies over the massive aqueducts carrying water from

northern to southern california. >> if we covered all 4000 miles or so of canals in the state, our hypothesis going in is that we would save about 65 billion gallons of water annually, enough to serve a couple million people. spencer: all while producing clean energy for local power grids. liz: the pilot project is expected to cost roughly $20 million and is receiving support from the california department of water resources. it has been unseasonably warm. i guess we have been enjoying it, which is nice, but a little bit of rain might be on the way. >> temperatures are going to drop traumatically, when we will see the chili is this week. once again, clear skies, quiet conditions right now. another sunny and gorgeous day. a live view from the east bay hills looking outward san francisco.

wind for the most part like right now, temperatures in the 50's and 60's. oakland already at 60. this time we are looking northward to golden gate bridge, it is so pretty out there. fairfield and livermore already at 62 degrees. this time, we are looking south toward the beaches. there was a high surf advisory, but the national weather service got rid of that it is still going to be gusty at the beaches and over the hills. the cooling trend continues today and into tomorrow. tomorrow is going to be rainy and quite chilly compared to the last few days, and then we are tracking another chance of rain later this week. i will show you that with the seven-day forecast. red flag warning in effect only for solano county until 5:00 this evening. gusting up to 50 miles per hour, so fires that start will spread very quickly.

highest today generally a little bit cooler for most areas, some a little bit larger of a draw. in the north bay, santa rosa and napa at 72. oakland, 69, the comfortable in san jose. livermore and antioch, low to mid 70's. overnight tomorrow waking of the chilean numbers, temperatures all in the 40's for everyone and increasing clouds overnight because of a system heading our way. in fact, i will show you the forecast animations. by 5:00 tomorrow morning, the rain is mainly to the north of santa rosa, and then about 8:00 in the morning it spreads throughout the bay area. light rain for the most part. by midday, it is south of the san mateo bridge and then it is gone by the afternoon. total rainfall amounts, generally less than a quarter inch, some even less than a 10th of an inch, so you get the idea.

this storm is also going to bring snow to the sierra, so there is a winter weather advisory. i know some folks have spring break, so you will need them tomorrow throughout the day, but you can get up to 14 inches of snow over the peak, so that could create reduced visibility. gusty still in the hills, and tomorrow we have a storm level one the impact scale. light rain, but chilly. looking drive tuesday and wednesday, and then the next chance of showers thursday, also a light system rating one out of five, and then looking like a sunny and mild, more seasonable weekend for the next weekend but we can still enjoy the sunny weather. you might want to bring a jacket, because it is breezy out there today. this may be one of the toughest times ever if you're trying to buy real estate in the bay area, but there is hope even for first-time buyers.

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liz: the cost of housing is one of the biggest issues that bay area residents face. the challenges of buying a home are not going away anytime soon for the middle last, but things are tough for middle income earners and experts are urging them not to give up yet. zach fuentes explains. >> i have never owned a home, my wife has never owned a home. nobody in her family has owned a home. >> that was until a few weeks ago. getting into the home to years. they fall into the middle income category, those who earn between $80,000 and 106 $5,000 per year according to a new study that found there is a lack of entry-level homes available for people in that range. >> i think that is the biggest challenge fires are facing right now, there's just not enough homes out there. >> she says the challenges do

exist, but there is hope for the average first-time homebuyer, but it does take work and time. it was a two-year process. >> the first year, he got his credit, they got preapproved. after they got preapproved it only took them three weeks. >> right now if repose or because of the construction of more homes and down payment assistance programs. in the meantime, homebuyers should lose hope. >> we live in a very large community here. >> the time between january and april does tend to see fewer homes on the market, but changes usually come in the summer. >> summertime and fall, things start slowing down. there is less buyers out purchasing and there tends to be a poke of homes that are listed in the summertime. >>t is critical for potent hewk

getn ed to give guidance. the work jim put in been life-changing. >> just owning a home, it is cool. it is ours. it was a huge deal. liz: annually seven decade old san francisco tradition is back. that is the thundering beats welcoming people back to the cherry blossom festival in japan town. the annual event had been moved online in the last two years because of covid. the mayor said the effects of the pandemic have been tough on japan town businesses. >> that has changed. this weekend and next weekend, we will have the opportunity to enjoy japan town like never before. liz: the festival continues today and next weekend it is free. this year's theme is springing fostill to come, the tragic deah of dwayne haskins. the former first-round draft

pick hit and killed by a truck as he was walking on a florida highway. how friends and former teammates are remembering him. also, the reaction to a new transgender law signed by alabama's governor with restrictions on medical trea

announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. liz: thanks for joining us. we are going to check in for a look at the weather. >> just a beautiful day ahead. i have a beautiful shot that looks like a postcard picture at the golden gate bridge. blue skies with a few high clouds passing throughout the day. it is still going to be windy at the beaches and gusty in the hills, so temperatures are a little cooler compared to yesterday. inland areas warming up into the low 70's. look for mid to upper 60's, and at the coast, mid 50's to upper

50's. sunset at 7:40, enjoy the beautiful day. then, get ready for some wet weather. looks like a light rain shower is expected throughout the morning hours and i will have the complete details coming up. liz: a sad story out of florida where dwayne haskins was killed when he was hit by a dump truck walking across a freeway. he was part of a group of steeler that had gathered to work out together during the off-season. zachary kiesch has the latest. >> he was a talented young man both on and off the field. this morning, 24-year-old dwayne haskins is dead after a tragic accident. the florida highway patrol says he was hit by a dump truck while crossing a busy stretch of freeway early saturday morning near fort lauderdale. the areas not open to pedestrians and police have not commented on why he was walking

onhoin originally from maryland, went from relatively unknown to unstoppable. in 2018, he was brilliant, setting 20 records including most touchdown passes and passing yards. this morning, friends and former teammates remember him for the way he made people feel, including fellow steelers quarterback mitch stravinsky. learning overnight that haskins was in florida training the steelers teammates. he was drafted by a struggling team but as a backup the pittsburgh steeler's, he found his footing and a family. coach mike tomlin called him one of the hardest workers both on the field and in the community. here, recalling a conversation with haskins. >> he said i feel like i'm growing into who i want to be.

liz: alyssa liu announced her retirement at the age of 16. she became the youngest ones national champion at the age of 13. she placed seventh in the beijing games. she had been considered the future of the sport, but she has decided to call it quits. in instagram post, she says she has reached all of her goals and is moving on with her life. building a better bay area includes a focus on social justice. deputy assistant and aacip's meeting with community leaders across the bay area to discuss asian hate. they discussed the need for more support and resources from the biden administration. they understand needs, work together, and come up with solutions to have a better future.

liz: they will also meet with leaders at the asian cultural center and the mayor of fremont. she plans to report all the information she learned back to the biden administration. this morning, civil rights groups are promising lawsuits over the new restrictive transgender law in alabama signed by governor kay ivey. alex presha as a reaction to the legislation. >> is the latest instance of legislation targeting lgbtq youth. alabama governor kay ivey signing two bills, one that makes it illegal to teach about sexual orientation in grades k-5, the other banning transgender health care for minors. anyone who violates faces a felony punishable by up to 10 years in prison. >> this is a private journey going on between me and my family and my doctors. >> the new legislations made harvey walker -- carly walker feel like she has no -- harley walker feel like she has no choice but to speak out

publicly. >> my physical outside is not who i thought i was inside. that would completely destroy me mentally and physically. >> to take away hope is to take away not just mental health, but physical health for so many innocent kids. >> alabama state rep wes allen says this about puberty blockers and hormone therapy: >> the bill does not prohibit mental health counseling, it just prohibits those powerful medications. >> while the fda hasn't approved puberty-blockers for gender-affirming care, this treatments have been used for decades and very young children but considered off-label. the law is one of at least three of its kind across the country. legal battles over this one already in the works. supporters say it is about protecting children. >> we don't want them to make this decision at 11, 12, 13 years old back then years down

the road. >> parents say there is a better path. >> like any other parent, what i want is to see my kids happy. for me, that is helping harley with her journey as a trans person. reporter: the transgender law center says it plans to challenge the new court as early as this week. jobina: in the north bay, the sunday service for smart tra ins is back. the first democrat reports that board members announced service will be back on track in an april 6 meeting. sunday's service has six trips heading both north and south. officials say overall ridership has gone up recently. still ahead, this earth month, abc 7 is putting a spotlight on climate heroes. the east bay man going above and beyond to find solutions to the climate crisis. and here is a live look outside

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>> here is a live look at sfo this morning. clear skies on sunday. in alameda, a commemoration ceremony will be held for thousands of filipino and american soldiers who died during the death march. this is video of the event from a couple of years ago. this weekend marks the 80th anniversary. allied troops who were fighting the japanese during world war ii were captured in the philippines. they were forced to march more than 60 miles without food or water to a prison camp. the event kicks off at 10:00 a.m. with a panel discussion followed by a memorial ceremony at 11: already. the cesar chavez holiday parade festival kickoff in san francisco's mission district. the festival featured live

performances, a low rider car show, and activity for children. it is the 29th annual cesar chavez celebration and the largest event honoring the labor activist in northern california. the event commemorated his life and contribution to farmworker rights. it should be a nice day, but pretty windy. >> windy, a live view from emeryville shows blue skies with high clouds passing through today. temperatures a little bit cooler, and have your umbrella handy. looks like we will be using it a couple times this week. liz: also next, with the number three seed on the line, jordan poole was clutch for the warriors. the v

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we do have that red flag warning in effect for parts of the bay area. earth day is less than two weeks away but we are observing earth month all throughout april, addressing climate change and environmental issues as key pillars of building a better bay area. one aspect is putting the spotlight on climate heroes, people committed to expending awareness of climate challenges and solutions. david has the story. david: it is no surprise he has an electric vehicle parked in the garage. he did that 10 years ago. he also had 15 solar panels installed a decade ago. he was influenced after seeing "an inconvenient truth" by al gore in 2006. his daughter was nine at the time and his son was six years old. >> it would be too late for them to be part of the solution and whether i like it or not, the adults of today, people like myself would have to be the ones that would have to take action. >> that led to a successful

career in multicultural advertising and switching to the solar industry. >> i realize i had to quit my job, my career to find a new path forward that would be part of the solution. >> he went to chicago to be trained by al gore personally. his volunteer efforts earned him a national green ring award for getting 133 presentations in the cities in five countries. he also cofounded the climate of reality bay area chapter, which has grown to 1500 members. >> it is a long-term problem and we need a lot more people to get on board. whatever the motivation is, everybody is welcome to be part of the solution. he also has influenced >> to become climate advocates. >> our efforts in speaking at town council meetings and board of supervisors meetings to advocate for climate policies in our own communities. >> he and his wife also lead by

example at home to address fossil fuel and carbon emissions. >> in just 45 days i actually retrofitted my whole home to take out all my gas appliances and use high-efficiency coming electric heat pump appliances and save money and have now today is zero emission home. >> one person can make a difference. >> he is the best case example of how to be a leader and how to know how to motivate people to work with you and bring many hands forward to have a more positive and more significant impact. >> he is building a better bay area by being a climate hero. liz: awesome work he is doing. we have more coverage on demand on our bay area streaming app. you can download on the roku, apple tv, and was on fire or android scroll down to the climate watch section.

speaking of climate, listed a check of the forecast. really unusual to have a red flag warning this time of year. >> live doppler 7 quiet, but this is going to look very different tomorrow. what looks gorgeous is the view outside from the hills, looking out for the bay bridge and san francisco. temperatures are starting to climb into the 60's, but right now it is currently 56. half moon bay, cooler at 54. this time, we are looking north for the golden gate bridge and in santa rosa, we had 58. napa, 59. as we check out a live shot from the exploratorium, you see the breeze and the win with the water reflecting on the bay, we are going to continue to have gusty wind at the coast and over the hills. : trend continues today, and then rainy and chilly tomorrow. also tracking a chance of more rain later this week.

that red flag warning that is an solano county and 5:00 this evening, gusting up to 50 miles per hour. because the humidity is so low, fire that do start will spread quickly and there's also a wind advisory for that same area. right now, the winds are strongest new the beaches and in the north bay of santa rosa, but here is what it looked like later on. they will pick up in the afternoon, so it will be a breezy day. looks like even in the north bay, also some strong wind through half moon bay, and that is going to allow temperatures to cool down compared to yesterday with the sea breeze and the wind from the northwest. in santa rosa and napa, still really nice, low 70's. san francisco, 65. oakland, 69. san jose, 71 degrees. some high clouds passing through ahead of a system that arrives early tomorrow morning. below's overnight -- the lows overnight will be chilly for most everyone and we will start to see that rain pop into the

north bay during the early morning hours. so here is how it plays out. by 5:00 tomorrow morning, the rain is north of santa rosa. during the morning commute when a lot of kids are getting ready for school, you will need the umbrella. it starts to spread throughout the peninsula and the east bay and by midday, it extends past the south bay. this system is also bringing snow up to the sierra. for us, rainfall amounts generally less than a quarter inch. for most areas, may be near 1/10 of one inch, and we could see a little bit more toward some of the santa cruz mountains. the system that will bring snow to the sierra is going to bring about 14 inches over the peaks and generally around 2-5 inches above 4500 feet, so carry your chains if you are driving through the area and be prepared for reduced visibility and some slippery roads. great news for some folks who do have spring break this week.

gusty in the hills with cooler temperatures. gone are the 80's, inland numbers in the mid-70's. around the bay, upper 60's tenure 70. at the beaches, look for upper 50's. insight one out of five on the storm impact scale. dry tuesday and wednesday and then another light system bringing rain back to the bay area on thursday, so another wet day, partly cloudy by friday and looking better and more seasonable for next weekend. liz: let's talk sports. the a's will try to win their first game of the season. open face the philadelphia phillies at the distance bank park. the giants will try to win their first series of the season. san francisco takes on the marlins at oracle park. the night, the warriors will play their final game of the regular season in new orleans against the pelicans.

morning's sports. >> good morning. entering play saturday, just two games left. the west three seat still up for grabs against the spurs. acrobatics in san antonio, here we go. that is impressive. lonnie walker doesn't need help to crush the rim. 24 off the bench for him. jordan poole had eight assists, following up his career high thursday. team-high 18. clay loves it. look at the hands. great vision ahead. that looks like steph curry. jordan poole did not score in the first half, but hearest raymonde finding him. this first staying in it, as you knew they would. joshua primo with the third-quarter buzzer. san antonio down seven.

jordan poole scoredheecalf, that is justan the warriors winning 194, and winning later today in new orleans clinches the three seed in the west. >> we know we have, we know what we are. we also know we have a lot of room to grow and guys who could take even more jumps. i think that is a great position to be in. >> the most memorable moment for the giants, captain brandon belt entering on a boat. saturday, it is the marlins, the first 20,000 fans receiving a captains hat. that is pretty cool. carlos rode on, giant stadium. 12 strikeouts in five innings, the most by a giant in a debut since 1960. san francisco, no-hit until the bottom of the fifth. and we are all tied.

trying to rally, but brandon crawford, the double play the air rally killer. a great effort from rhode island. >> he was incredible. that last out, the crowd has a lot to do. it is nice to have that especially during regular season. >> the big leagues, it is different. wrote don is a different animal. -- rodon. >>atinth masc hoskins, solo shot to left. two pitches cigarette lining that one up out to left as well. back to back, nearly the same spot in left field. philly goes of four. sean murphy tying at the plate to a double play.

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million. hug your brother, text your sister, the sibling day many siblings find their relationships with each other change and evolve over the years. they provide encouragement, maybe some competition, and remind us of our past including some embarrassing moments in our lives. the best way to celebrate is to spend time together. happening today, we do want to tell you it is the first sunday streets event since the start of the pandemic held in san francisco. more than a mile of car-free streets will be available for families to walk, run, bike and play. it will include covid-19 vaccinations and testing. you are asked wear masks during outdoor crowded spaces during the event. if there is one thing we learned today, it is going to be windy, so bring that jacket if you go. >> even though it is going to be

sunny, it is going to be on the cool side. windy conditions at the beaches and at the higher elevations. santa rosa and napa, san jose, low 70's. still comfortable for some inland areas, but mainly upper 60's around the bay and upper 60's only at the beaches. the seven-day forecast, a gorgeous day, still gusty in some spots. temperatures a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. it is one out of five, dry tuesday and wednesday. you will need the umbrellas again on thursday. partly cloudy on friday and looking sunny and milder and more comfortable for next weekend, so enjoy the day. liz: thank you all for joining us here on abc 7 mornings. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. today. we hope to see you then, and have a great day. ♪

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