veering out of the shoulders zipping past traffic making abrupt u-turns at one point he got off at interstate 80 at 9th street and let offices around city street south of market, but we now understand officers have since lost the vehicle. they were chasing the highway patrol tells us the car that they were after was reportedly stolen and that's what started this whole episode in vallejo will keep you posted if there's any more updates now to a major change in the mask policy at oakland schools today the district announced it's indoor mask mandate will be lifted on april. fourth masks will still strongly be recommended starting monday april 25th today the cdc announced that $100 million americans have received a booster dose since august. this comes on the same. dr. anthony fauci told cnn that the concept of herd immunity may not apply to covid-19 dr. fauci says current vaccines haven't shown the ability to provide

long-term immunity like the vaccines used against polio and measles the increase in covid numbers is prompting some health officials to reinstate mask mandates, but will that be the case here abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey shows us why local doctors are focusing on one key metric. it will be a busy weekend with people across the bay area celebrating easter and passover for many you will be the first time gathering without restrictions and years but doctors want to remind everyone covid-19 is still a dangerous threat. the recognitions really haven't changed if you're gathering with people at this weekend, just like any other gathering you want to make sure that people around you are not symptomatic people haven't had recent exposures and especially find out if everyone around you has been vaccinated because that is best way to prevent the transmission now transmission has seen an uptick across the country and the bay area numbers are not immune our abc 7 covid-19 tracker shows the bay area seven day rolling average

is 1,171.5 new daily cases according to the latest state data up from around 500 last month, but the number experts want us to focus on hospitalizations we is throughout all of california and in the bay area are in the green zone of the community level of covid-19 by the cdc. we're in a very good place with low severe disease low hospitalizations the cdc changed their metrics in february defining the community level of covid based on the number of hospitalizations and going back to our abc 7 stats the number of patients and hospitals is down from last month. it used to be that cases and hospitalizations would marry each other now essentially in high levels of immunity with vaccination and natural immunity. our hospitalizations are staying low even with increased cases across the united states. those rising cases have prompted some cities to bring back mass mandates, but sule our exshould recommend good fit and filtered masks as needed, but mandate should remain off the

table as long as hospitalizations. stay low. it's entirely possible that we're gonna see you recommendations come out in the next couple weeks if beat cases of ba2 continue to rise, but i don't see a mandate really coming back into place unless we see an uptake in hospitalizations or severe cases, which fortunately we aren't right now with that said doctor patel says, explosations have followed case numbers rising in the so be cautious covid-19 is still with us this holiday weekend in the south bay dustin dorsey abc 7 news. also in the south bay a proposal to make outdoor dining a permanent fixture that is in the works right now the plan focuses. on two popular san jose streets, san pedro which is still closed off to vehicle traffic and post street, which opened back up to traffic earlier this year abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes spoke with businesses and outdoor dining customers. it's a beautiful san jose on san pedro street where people used to drive tables now stand allowing dozens of people to enjoy alfresco dining. we just like to eat outside. i mean, well, i feel like i work

inside all day and so when i come out to eat, i like to be outdoors, so and the weather's nice the san jose downtown association tells me that the outdoor dining setup has been great for restaurants. here, but the temporary emergency ordinance that close the street to traffic is set to expire councilmember raul perales has proposed extending the ordinance that close the street until next march while the city works to make the closure permanent if we're gonna do it permanently, right? there's some challenges with with for instance public safety. fire access we're gonna need to invest in some infrastructure paralysis proposal also addresses addresses post street. it was close. earlier in the pandemic and reopened in january under the proposal the street would close from thursday evening to sunday. not all businesses in the area like the original closure saying it took away convenient parking for some customers one bar manager. i spoke with enjoyed that previous street closure and says that a hybrid enclosure may be the perfect compromise. there's little parking on the street anyway so foot traffic if it looked nice down here could be a destination.

back on san pedro street, a full closure is also not popular with every business either. we have a meeting next week with our property owners and business owners on this street to talk about it. we know it is something that not everybody is supporting a full closure. so will there be a plan b the proposal will be brought to the city council rules committee on wednesday if approved it will then move on to the full board for a vote in san jose zach fuentes abc 7 news and you're looking at live pictures of another beautiful sunny day in the bay area today look at that, but that is about to change. yes abc 7 news meteorologist sandy patel here with a first look at the weekend forecast, which does feature some rain in sandia. yeah. it's hard to believe valerian kristen. let me show you right now what it looks like outside from our exploratorium camera. savor the sunshine enjoy the day today because things are changing quickly as we had towards the overnight hours on live doppler.

in clouds are already gathering around mendocino county ahead of the storm system. it's a light level one on live doppler 7 and as we take a look at the timing while you're sleeping brain is moving in it is going to come in pretty heavy at times between four and about 6 am as you will notice by 7 o'clock in the morning. most of the study rain has moved on but there will still be some scattered showers around winds will pick up out of the south 30 to 35. miles an hour as we had into the afternoon still remaining on the gusty side particularly near the coast. i'll let you know how easter is shaping up coming right up kristen sanda. thank you in the east bay a homicide investigation is underway after a woman was found shot to death inside an east oakland home officers were called to a house on 23rd avenue and east 16th street in the fruitvale district yesterday afternoon to check on someone when they got into the home. they found a woman dead from an apparent gunshot wound. police tell us this is an open investigation. they believe it is homicide now

yesterday we gave you a first-hand look at a fencing operation for stolen goods in an abc 7 news item investigation in san francisco's mission district a local resident reached out to the i-team's den noise with concerns about what's happening near his home by garfield park and it's not just happening there today. we are continuing our coverage of where stolen goods end up in san francisco abc 7 news reporter louis. pena was in the district where residents have noticed a rise with street vendors in the last month in their neighborhood loose. larry i spoke to several vendors who say the new group of people who are setting shop in the mission district are also selling drugs and creating a difficult environment for families and business owners who are still trying to recover from the pandemic. before the pandemic until sanchez was a construction worker. now. this is his new source of income. he's one of dozens of vendors who are set up. on 24th street in san francisco's mission district. i wanted last call says how much

do you pay for these things? it happened and here you pay seven dollars for that really ambitious and maybe tell her for nine angel buys his merchandise at the flea market and slightly marks up the price. he's making anywhere between 50 cents to two dollars for items. thomas es tascos a son robaz. do you know if any of these items are stolen almost here? you know, you don't know you just buy them at the flea market until says he would never steal. he bought everything you see here though. he doesn't where the items are coming from with his profits he pays the bills and the rest he sends to his kids in mexico one is going to college and the other one is in high school. but lately heay business has been difficult. so two years ago. how many vendors were out here? i said lasagnos como cuantos, man. deodores. estabanaka it almost como face. you were like six yaara now 20 watching everything from afar is diana medina. she opened up this jewelry store 14.

to go. she used to be a street vendor. hands to struggle. you don't mind competition. you just wanted to be fair. let's see if that's right. the yana wants to street vendors to have permits many we spoke to today say they want that too. would you like a permit to sell out here? here you walk down the block to speak to susana rojas. she's the executive director of caillou eventicuatro's cultural district. for signing up vendors like angel to a program introduced by supervisor hillary ronan that will require street vendors to have permits starting next month after may 7th. if someone cannot prove where there be where their items come from they're going to be confiscated and then they're going to be asked to move and proof of purchase is complicated in many of these cases the problem is that they do go to the flea market. they get them they're legally, but then they don't give them any receipts. so when they come over here, they wouldn't be able to prove where they got their items from.

susana roja says, i've noticed an influx of new vendors coming from the tenderloin this after the city declared a state of emergency in that neighborhood. they believe that since the police officers have been cracking down. outside of the city many are now moving to the mission larry. so luz have any vendors signed up for the program and how would this work? yes so far 22 vendors have signed up for the program. they're about 40 or so selling in the mission district right now. the plan is to spread. out and assigned specific areas from cesar chavez of 24th street for these vendors to work the city. still doesn't know how much of anything they will charge these vendors to set up shop. lose, thank you for that report. bart will shut down a section of track in the east bay this weekend the 1st of 10 such shutdowns this year trains will not be running from the south hayward and union city stations tomorrow and sunday as cruz replaced parts of the track bart will offer free bus service between the stations. the next shutdown will be between april 30th and may 1st.

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arena this weekend. yeah game one against the denver nuggets is tomorrow night and today san francisco mayor london breed raised the warriors flag over city hall and you know what, they did something similar in san jose the warriors flag also raised there abc 7 news reporter. ryan curry shows us how people are getting ready for this game. the warriors baby the excitement and anticipation for saturday keeps growing. san francisco mayor london breed friday raised the warriors flag over city hall. and so yeah, april 15th blue and gold day here in san francisco declared the day before the game in honor of the warriors return to the playoffs. we're coming out of people are ready to get back to games ready to get back to events to have chase center here for that for the community is huge and have a playoff run that hopefully extends in. soon would be amazing for the entire bay area. yeah, here you go here welcome. let's get side city hall fans. got to pick up special playoff merchandise all of them excited

for saturday. it is beautiful to just you know, see city hall the warriors everybody supporting warriors and over at chase center. what is now empty will soon be flooded with fans. i think it'll be new, but i think you'll hear a lot of the same loud, you know cheering. support for the team. i think this building was really built for basketball the excitement surrounds what the players will do in the postseason klay thompson, draymond green andrew wiggins, and of course, hopefully some other guy named curry supposedly we have stuff back tomorrow. so i'm super excited the hope from fans of course is to bring another championship back to the bay area. this town i always want to see. us with and i just hope we make it through. in san francisco ryan curry abc 7 news and steph curry has been listed as probable for tomorrow's game, basically. playing although he still has a little bit of pain in that

injured foot the warriors and nuggets game one of the postseason. hehere on abc 7 tomorrow night coverage starts at five o'clock tip at 5:30 and then stick around for after the game. it's jackie robinso across major league baseball the 75th anniversary of robinson's debut for the brooklyn dodgers breaking the color barrier today. all mlb players will wear dodger blue 42 on the backs of their jerseys regardless of team colors, it became a tradition for every player coach and manager to where robinson's number back in 200. robinson's widow rachel who will turn a hundred this year. we'll be at tonight's game at dodger stadium in los angeles and former giants manager dusty baker talks about how he was inspired by jackie robinson. you know, i was born two years after jackie broke the color barrier and you know, most african americans at that time were brooklyn dodger fans

because of jackie. jackie gave us a lot of pride about being black. and my dad, i mean he idolized jackie robinson. my dad was a baseball coach in our town in riverside and my dad cut me when i was eight nine and ten because he said i had a bad attitude and a bad temper and if i could take that positive direction. that i could be something one day. and whenever i would get mad and getting a fight or whatever my dad would say and i got really kind of kind of got tired of hearing him. my dad would ask me. what was jackie have done in that situation. he was very influential. you know in my life as a kid. he was an inspiration to us all. great seeing dusty baker there who played for the dodgers and managed the giants and lived through so many experiences with i mean, i had a lot to overcome and you know the barrier that was broken by jackie robinson. there's a lot of players in the

major leagues that have a huge debt of gratitude owed because he made it a lot easier. we went through a lot. no, he did he inspired so many people. i feel like we should all work 42 on the special day. yeah get that. back of the suit too. i'm sure yeah, i'm ready. yeah friends coworkers and national park visitors are all getting a chance to say. thanks and goodbye to woman another person who made history here betty read soskin retired recently as the oldest ever national park service ranger. she became a park ranger at the age of 85 and celebrated her 100th birthday in september. she says one of the joys of the job has been watching park visitors discover pieces of history. yeah, she said we each carry so much history, especially her. yeah, freddy. yeah betty worked at the rosie the riveter world war two homefront national historical

park in richmond for more than a decade a retirement celebration will be held there for her tomorrow. i can't believe she's retiring we've done so many stories and she's so wonderful to talk to and listen to about all their experiences. i well earned welcome you all right. the weekend is almost here and it's well, it looks good. it looks great right now, but that's going to change. yes, beneficial rain is coming our way, but here's the good news, larry and kristen. it's coming in while many of us will be sleeping. let me show you live doppler 7 right now a couple of sprinkles passing through ukiah and that's about it compared to 24 hours ago. most of you are actually running warmer 11 degrees warmer in fairfield up 7, san jose and also up for in oakland a lovely view from floratorium camera right now san francisco 56 degrees oakland, you're at 62 upper 60s from san jose to santa clara a live view from san jose where you can see just some leftover clouds and some sunshine 60 degrees in it's up

to 70 in fairfield 62 napa 68 in livermore. one other live picture is we look towards the gate bridge from our emeryville camera. is that pretty or what next storm moves in overnight bright and sunny for easter and two more spring storms are coming our way next week. the one for tomorrow morning is a light level one brief heavy rain in the morning. there is an isolated possibility of thunder gusty winds near the coast as we time this out for you while you're sleeping the rain begins to move in at 3. am you will notice the downpours. five o'clock moderate to heavy rain expected across the entire region and quickly turns to scattered showers at 8 o'clock and then really by the lunch hour all of this is gone. it's moved on. so the rest of your saturday is dry in terms of rainfall. this one is going to be more evenly distributed compared to the last system where some areas only got a couple hundreds. we're talking about most areas in the 1500s to three quarters of an inch category. there will be some isolated higher totals morning

temperatures will be in the 40s. these a gusty southerly winds it is definitely going to be wet to start off your saturday and then for the afternoon, look at this sky is open up mostly sunny south bay 64 morgan hill, san jose on the peninsula 61 in palo alto 55 in pacifica downtown san francisco 58 degrees. it's going to be breezy near the coast north bay number is 64 in santa rosa 63, san rafael vallejo plenty of sun in the east bay, but these temperatures still running below average for this time of year 62 oakland, fremont. inland and it's going to be up to 68 in fairfield 65 livermore 64 degrees in pleasanton want to show you the accuweather's seven-day forecast and it does feature a wet and gusty morning with a level 1 storm. easter is going to be dry. it's just going to be a beautiful day late night chance of rain on monday in the north bay tuesday morning. this is going to be another one of those early morning events a level one storm. then we have our next round coming in midweek wednesday into thursday. that one looks like it will

deliver more rain at this point could linger into friday, but that wednesday thursday system, you know, the rainfall totals are always higher well in advance than as we get closer it goes more to the north at this point. it's looking like an unsettled pattern. so kristen and larry get ready. all right. i can't remember the last time we had a forecast of three straight days of rain. i know i know i mean, it's been a while at this point. we'll take it anything we can sandia well, we have an update on what's becoming one of the most beloved families in the bay area. all is well with annie uc berkeley's famous falcon as she waits for her three babies to hatch as we've been telling you for a couple weeks now. annie has a new bird boyfriend. mm-hmm is swooped in recently to play step. dad to her eggs. sean peterson of cal falcon says the two lovebirds. haha have hit the peak of the incubation period and here you can see in this video. this is what a typical day is like for annie and new guy. they just sit on the eggs and

it's great to kind of watch them. just taking care of their chicks. he's proving that he's going to be a good dad there annie's handlers at cal falcons have launched a social media contest to give new guy a name of the nine. finalists. alden is currently the frontrunner with lou in second place. as you know, my favorite is takaki for rhonda cocky. professor that i had that was so excellent that taught about immigrants and different ethnicities and it's just great, but you can take your pick vote on your favorite name on the cal falcon cams twitter account, ned i mean really they all have like uc berkeley ties. oh, okay something you know, okay. yeah poor grinnell passed away. that was the original dad celebrating easter with a helping hand for bay area families. and later the party getting underway after two year hiatus in southern, california.

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this and this for this event today. we're giving over 2,000 hams for this event. wow. are a ham giveaway? you're right. and that's because the ham is just a bonus today. they set up these drive-thru food giveaways when the pandemic started and they're still doing them, you know the intent when we set up our first drive through distribution two years ago was that it would be temporary what temporary men of the time we didn't know. but if history is any indication we realized that such a severe emergency like this and a recession could take up to a decade to recover from so they have been setting up this drive-thru every monday, wednesday and friday for the past two years with no end in sight the ham today was just an extra addition for the holiday tank of gas is costing, you know more than most people had ever paid in their lifetimes trip to the grocery stores all a good so just so much more expensive food

bankay is often where people will make cuts when times are tough. they say the generosity of the bay area allows them to keep offering this health. they do hope that they soon will be able to tear down this operation for good. in oakland amy holyfield abc 7 news the annual white house easter egg roll finally returns monday with a theme education see agucation because first lady joe b. says it will be full of fun educational activities. this will be the first egg roll of the biden administration for the past two years. the event was canceled due to the pandemic excellent. nice. all right. well this morning president biden tweeted a passover message as well writing happy passover to all who celebrate in america israel and all around the world. may god bless you and all during this season of renewal this festival of freedom. we'll be right back.

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and wake feeling refreshed. solutions. this is abc 7 news. high alert across ukraine today its capital kiev is bracing for a wave of attacks following the sinking of russia's most prized warship in the black sea and now we have tough talk from russia aimed at the united states abc news reporter justin finch tracking the latest developments. fears of russian retaliation rising after its largest warship in the black sea the mosqueva sank thursday today senior us defense officials announcing they now believe two ukrainian neptune missiles struck the mosfa confirming ukraine's initial claims and countering rushing claims of an accidental

on board ammunition fire. no word on the number of injured or killed rushing crew when that shift sank state departments folks been net price. thing direct comment on reports of russia threatening consequences to the us for its military support of ukraine today on cnn. nothing will dissuade us from the strategy we've embarked on the us has already begun shipping off 800 million dollars in weapons in heavy artillery in monty upal an historic city center is now in ruin barely hanging on after weeks of bombardment and we came to see our daughter and the bombing started across ukraine several humanitarian corridors now open again allowing safest skate for civilians the us ambassador to poland says the neighboring nation has welcomed millions of refugees. poland is close. it's approximate to where these refugees want to go. they want to go home. they want to go home and rebuild

broken ukraine the cia director warning of russian escalation. not rolling out the use of nuclear weapons louise says the us has not seen much practical evidence such a move will happen anytime soon in washington. i'm justin finch abc news. twitter's board took action today to derail elon musk's hostile takeover attempt of the san francisco company the board unanimously enacted a so-called poison pill which gives twitter's existing shareholders time to purchase additional shares at a discount diluting musk's ownership stake musk owns 9% of the company shares just behind vanguard group which passed musk this week as largest investor today on good morning america abc news chief legal analyst dan abrams addressed the question many are asking why is musk doing this? he's really trying to fundamentally change sort of how twitter does what it does and that's his real purpose. remember that too can have an impact on the business.

he talks about free speech meaning reducing some of the guardrails that twitter has in place, but that could fundamentally change sort of not just who's on twitter how people use twitter. but also again which advertisers want to be affiliated with twitter. so all of these things are intersected and we're just going to have to see exactly how serious he is about this. well musk announced his 43 billion dollar bid yesterday. he later hinted in a ted talk that even if twitter's board doesn't accept his offer. he may not back down. all right. good morning. america. anchor robin roberts is out with a new book entitled brighter by the day waking up to new hopes and dreams roberts discussed the book and her career today during a virtual commonwealth club conversation moderated by abc 7. things anchor kumasi aaron the 61 year old cancer survivor says she wrote the book to try to be a light through the darkness. we've all experienced these past two years.

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at four today with dion and sandia. so do you keep your camera on during zoom calls? think about this one a new survey found that 92% of executives think workers who turn cameras off during meetings don't have long-term futures at their companies. bye. here. all right, the executive say those employees are likely not paying attention. they also add that those who choose to work from home some most or all of the time are out of sight out of mind. larry i can see you're just got a lot to say here. well, this is silly like 92%

they just want everybody to be back and visible whatever. that's what it mostly is is maybe maybe we don't have all of our makeup on for this first thing in the morning meeting and we would just rather just be audio only isn't it? i mean, right. i think it's fair look, maybe i'm self-incriminating here. but in the morning, i like to have breakfast during the morning meeting. so that's why my camera is off. you don't want to see me chewing eggs and bacon and stuff stuck in my teeth. no, we don't want to see that sandy. how about you? i mean most of the time i have my camera on but occasionally trying to give my kids lunch, and i'm trying to listening. don't worry. it just now giving away my secret, but you know the thing is it's like you can't always have your camera on it's not that you don't want to have it on. well larry in your case. you don't want to ever have it on you know what sandia i'm gonna rescue larry here by saying. thank you. i want to see your camera on because i want to see what you're making for your kids so i can learn.

oh what is good. it's like reality tv, except we're watching our co-workers. yeah. i'm usually just giving it to them on half days moving on more than half of americans claim if they could they would delete themselves from the internet altogether about 60% said personal financial information is what they'd like to have wiped clean. you can understand that but when asked what other info people want deleted 26% said embarrassing moments another 26% want old dating and social media profiles gone 24% said get rid of the unflattering photos and 23% said previous employment history dion. what would you elite if you could oh see i'm afraid to answer that question because if i say embarrassing photos then everyone at home is going to be googling dionne layman barrison photos, so i'm gonna gracefully pass this on to sandia. oh already typing deon already typing dean. i don't think you have any embarrassing photos? i mean, i would have to say

embarrassing photos and financial information. i mean really do people need to see that or you know. a finances. i don't know kristen. what about you? i would love to have zero digital footprint like type in my name. nothing comes up. great having us. yeah. it's not gonna happen larry. no, it's it's i mean, there's too much stuff out there already. it's it's and it's it's kind of hard to you know to cleanse everything if you want to do that. it's impossible. yeah can't keep up. happy birthday to san francisco. come on. no one else is joining. okay, how to dry here april 15th, 1850 the city of san francisco was created incorporated and that makes the city 172 years old today. that's right. 415 day it's also easy to remember since the city's area code is also 415 coincidence. i think not so why not take today to show your san francisco pride and do something.

that's decidedly san francisco. that's really san francisco in the city. what would you do dion oh, this is a good one. how abo a crab sandwich on a dutch? crunch roll sounds delicious, right? let's go. what about you sandia? i know i would have to say just go and enjoy the beautiful weather that we have here in the bay area. it's so unique. we have a nice mediterranean climate. how about you larry? you know, i haven't been to alcatraz in a long time and what i find is that you know when you have visitors come in then you figure out i mean obviously, you know outside of the pandemic, you know, you rally the forces and everybody gets together, but when we live here we tend to not do that and i think sometimes we miss out on opportunities. do fun stuff that is considered touristy or whatever. but yeah. i love alcatraz like you're not agree more. for me eating some sourdough would be very francisco well,

yeah chowder and a bread bowl, i mean all that. oh, that's all good good or you can eat peeps eastern peeps go hand in hand the controversial. andy is the most popular easter candy based on an analysis over the last two weeks keeps with the number one easter candy followed by jelly beans and cadbury eggs easter is one of the biggest holidays for candy sales falling just behind christmas and halloween. why is everybody laughing right now? the easter bunny? it's his name is not ken. he's the easter bunny peep. s from this grown man's basket. do it do it for deon do it. oh, you're all watching me. yes. now you're gonna eat on camera your worst fear. okay, and i think oh easter bunny. i think you're the only one. watch this watch this.

oh, no, you're tearing the peep apart. oh, that's a lot of anger and range there your dress is actually the same color as the peep which is interesting we should probably blame, you know how this came to be right that this is our colleague ken who's very respectable usually usually and very accomplished. he works in special projects and you know once a year, i see this and the first time i have to say i was slightly horrified. maybe i still am but can you just totally into easter? my people always keep his people people. all right. well done. thank you easter bunny. yeah. all right. that's it for the ford four. enjoy your peeps interesting or not. kristen. yeah, we'll be right back

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after two-year pandemic hiatus the mass of music festival is getting underway this weekend people are started or they started arriving yesterday in indio for the big weekend concert among the artists performing this year. harry styles billie. eilish and doja cat. wow. that's a lot of aggressive. yeah list for many listening to music is a powerful experience watts music in the north bay offers customers a chance to buy music in an emotional way. connected customers with vinyl for over 40 years here if i have

a chance, i will listen to music for me. it's something that kind of makes you feel alive. there's an emotional attachment to this to holding a physical copy of something is is an emotional attachment. there's like all these cool pictures on the front and you can like read the songs and having it physically in your hands. i think just makes the experience just overall more fun there's no romance to download or stream streaming and all that is convenient. you know, it's like microwaving food. it's convenient, but it's not as good as making a meal so and buying a record is like making a meal. it's what i collect. it's what all the bands that i'm into still use to put out their content. i still care about albums. i still care about the full message of an artist's output you listen to it in the order that the artist want to do to hear it. way better sound way better sound warmer rounder edges full sound the full dynamics of it.

it's proven too. it's not just opinion you listen to songs that maybe an algorithm wouldn't have told you to play. it's 120 years this product. it's you got to respect it. so mr. watts opened the store in 1979 same location. apparently his wife nagged him. he had so many records in his two-car garage that they couldn't put a car in there. so why don't you open up a record store and so he came down town here. he was always selling records out of his garage. i guess opened up the store in 79 and it was so successful within the first couple years that he took over a second building here. while we're on year 43 this year and i started coming here as a kid when i was probably about 14 or 15. so in the early 80s and by def leppard cassettes and van halen cassettes, my first album was kiss hotter than hell. you know when i was eight years old, i think and i actually had to call it the hotter than heck album because i was eight and that was a swear word so it touched me from from eight years old now for 45 years now the uptick of vinyl started

happening around 2008. we the industry have had cent growth or more for 15 straight years now. at cds or even cassettes and if you don't have any of you can just look around those loads of cool posters and stuff here. i found out about it. i came in here look around. have fun. see all the new bands that i've never heard of before. it's just amazing. i think it's just rock and roll heaven. basically if i find out find anything. looking around for something. well, that's a whole point of going into a record store. i'm gonna come in and get you know, this this and this and off i go and other people are coming in because they wanted to do what what a record store is and they want to forget about their troubles. they want to just clear their head and just record shop. it's fun you get to find things that at one point we're discarded and now they're treasure i hear whoa. oh my god. i hear that out of corn in my

ear and i love that. that's still this is more than a store. this is this is mine and a lot of people's water cooler. we come here. we talk music we talk. it's still after 31 years of working here. it's still i still love it, especially with younger people. i still love when i can make their day. it still makes my day the joke. i've said now when people ask me like what do i want to do like retirement? i said if i work part-time in a record store sounds kinda cool to me. yeah and vinyls coming back. although i think generations from now people will look at what are these frisbee-like devices that they had back then that was all about ready saying that like 20 years. and now they're you know, it's cool. yeah. all right. let's check in with meteorologist and patel again with more rain coming our way. that's right, kristen and larry tomorrow morning. make sure you have your rain gear. let me show you live doppler 7 clouds are already starting to move into the northern part of our viewing area while you guys are sleeping. hopefully tomorrow early in the morning 4 o'clock.

we get some downpours. it's out of here before noon the sierra picks up snow where a winter weather advisory goes up tomorrow above 6,000 feet carry those chains half a foot to a foot higher. will pick up more than that high temperatures tomorrow mid 50s to the upper 60s breezy along the coast and mainly sunny accuather 74cast. it's a one for tomorrow easter is bright dry perfect for egg hunts and then we have level one systems coming in tuesday again midweek wednesday into thursday, larry and kristen. thanks sandy now to an extraordinary find underneath notre dame cathedral in paris centuries old statues sculptures and tombs were found by archaeologists. are digging ahead of construction to refurbish the cathedral. all that was nearly destroyed by fire in 2019 along with ornate artwork and sculpture fragment. they found tombs from the middle ages. wow, that's trying to read slowly so we can see more of that video. it's incredible. yeah, that is incredible. yeah.

a blast from the past talking about incredible things. remember that eighties prime time soap opera dynasty. oh, yeah. well some of the actors from that show are back and going live tell you about cocktails. carrington' i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take osteo bi-flex, to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex. available at your local retailer and club.

available at your local to a blast from the past some of the stars of the 80s hip primetime soap opera dynasty are back and performing live in a new show called cocktails with a car. ends reported george binocchio caught up with the actors.

you look for me. were we in high school? i can't remember john james jack coleman and gordon thompson are now having fun reliving their days on dynasty in a whole new way. did you marry me? will you stop being dumb jeff and get dressed the idea of cocktails with the carringtons began with john? and i said guys this crazy idea. i've always wanted to be a rat packer. i always wanted to get up on stage and mess around the guys. tell some jokes. tell some war stories and then sing and just back to that period i have to do this in my life. and lo and behold we're starting up on this adventure the guys say they have 40 years now of real respect and affection for one another. i don't think there's ever been a sort of unpleasant.

no antagonistic moment. no idea of us. you've been even in public but camera, they had plenty of unpleasant moments fighting for one reason or another and they certainly weren't alone in their battles. it was all in the family. i don't think anybody got through probably an episode without a battle with somebody. so yeah, that was that this it was a pretty dysfunctional family, but that's it. that is that's all. all part of the show wednesday nights the cat fights they brought us to cocktails with the carrington's offers some music and plenty of behind the scenes stories for fans. we have wonderful memories and stories about this show that i think also if you want to come to it, you know what it's about. there's no mystery. it's about dynasty and our memories and pleasures of doing it. there will be stuff that you haven't heard there will be some stuff that that's that's revelatory, but that we're not we're not looking to we're not bringing out the long knives

george panochio for abc 7 news. alright, that's it for abc 7 news at 4 abc 7 news at five is coming up next. since i left for college, my dad has gotten back into some of his old hobbies. and now he's taking trulicity, and it looks like he's gotten into some new healthier habits, too. what changes are you making for your type 2 diabetes? maybe it's time to try trulicity. it's proven to help lower a1c. it can help you lose up to 10 pounds.

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better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. the approach is to how to manage them in a humane way so that they're not being disruptive. that's the story. officials with the oakland coliseum now trying to figure out how to manage a feral cat problem. good evening and thank you for joining us md on limb and i'm dan ashley now officials are trying to figure out how to get rid of dozens of cats abc 7 news reporter. tim johns has more on this story. baseball season may be here but on the grounds of the oakland coliseum, you'll find someone other than the a's players having a field day in recent months. the stadium complex has been taken over by about 50 to 100

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