>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: this morning's storm pushing out of the bay, doppler seven showing what is left of the morning showers. it is saturday, april 16. i am sitting next to lisa and it feels good to have you next to me. lisa: smiling with all the rain we had, and it is winding down. as we look at live doppler 7, rain into the east bay and we will take you into castro valley. elgin street and send low engine stashed san lorenzo with light showers and out of livermore. 580, wet with temperatures in

the 50's. the wind switches to the west as the rain showers exit in the next couple of hours. we are holding onto the level 1 system. north bay is quiet with partly sunny conditions. the system had had brief heavy downpours but that is behind us, scattered showers with numbers climbing with sun. well into the 60's and still breezy with wind 15 to 20 miles an hour and then we get the sea breeze. a little hazy in san francisco with a mixture of light rain and sun towards partly cloudy at noon and a sunny afternoon with the level 1 system quieting down with more rain chances for the week ahead. liz: thank you. let us start with the latest on the pandemic. the ba.2 variant is a consideration for many people gathering this weekend. cases are edging up with the state reporting over 7600 new

cases as of friday. the new positivity rate is at 2.1%, an increase of half a percent from last week. hospitalizations have been trending downward. around the bay area we are finding that families are ready to gather for the e-store -- easter and passover holidays. here is tara campbell. tara: the mask is the only real indicator of a pandemic, people packing into san francisco international airport ready to travel. tell me how you feel to be here at the airport going for a trip? >> nervous. tara: while there was some apprehension the majority of people were eager to get going. >> i feel great and it is nice to get out after the covid situation. tara: this family on their way to hawaii. their 16-year-old daughter says

that she is more excited than nervous. >> obviously it is shaky with covid and the situation, there is a bunch of the virus going around. i am pretty excited. tara: while people here are ready to put the pandemic behind a doctor has some advice for everyone this holiday weekend. >> there is high transition in a community based on wastewater data. tara: because of that precautionary measures are a must. everything from masking to rapid testing. >> if everyone does a test before the gathering and it is a low likelihood that anyone will be infectious at the gathering. tara: if the shoppers are any indication people are willing to gather. philip levi is happy that his son will experience easter traditions this year. >> we will do some easter egg

hunts, and get on with our lives. tara: marlowe is pumped about prepping the holiday meal. >> it is nice to have the family over now that the covid is gone. well, not completely. but at least we are being safe. tara: what makes her feel safe is the vaccine. >> i know that everybody coming over has been vaccinated. i am still worried about that with the new variant, but you cannot be too careful. liz: developing news, tensions are running high in china with clashes between police and residents in shanghai. the city has been under lockdown for weeks as the usc -- the usc's case is taking up. brit has the latest. brit: chaos in shanghai as protests erupt over housing covid patients. angry residents furious about

having to give up their homes so their apartments can be used as temporary quarantine facilities. police decked and protective gear forcibly breaking up the protest. covid lockdown rules continuing for a third week in china's largest city as it records 20,000 daily cases and no officially reported deaths. residents and ex-pats getting caught up in a system where every covid positive person is sent to a quarantine facility. he sent videos from the facility where he stayed for six days. >> there are no showers so people are forced to use the sinks to wash their bodies. brit: showing us the cramped conditions. >> everyone is in very close contact with each other, and of course as you can imagine there is absolutely no privacy. brit: the strict measures turning this financial hub into a ghost city. in the united states covid is on

the rise again. 31 states and territories has seen a rise -- have seen a rise in infection rates. in boston, officials warn of increasing cases and hospitalizations as the city prepares for its first full-scale marathon. >> if you are sick stale -- stay home and isolate. brit: positivity rates are over 6% with people between the ages of 20 and 30 making up the largest group of those infected while in california schools not implementing vaccine mandates until july 2023. >> we are almost at the lowest number of covid patients that we have had at any point in the pandemic, nearly as low as last summer before the delta surge. brit: the rise is a reminder that this pandemic is not over yet while in china the cycles of lockdown continue with no end in sight. liz: you can stay up-to-date by heading to abc7news.com

/coronavirus where you can get to all of -- all of the answers to all of your covid questions. new details on a brazen armed robbery near downtown palo alto. two subjects robbed a man at gunpoint while the child low -- while the child watched from inside the car. the suspect stole the man's watch. the robbery happened at 615 time. the suspects were in a two door honda accord stolen from oakland. the child remained inside the car and was not hurt. sky 7 was over daly city as a dramatic rescue played out after a man got stuck on the cliff. this started before 6:00 on friday. a rescuer used a rope to rappel down the cliff to reach the person who had gotten trapped. after attaching safety gear it was a long way back up, nearly 500 feet. the man was not hurt and it is not clear how he got stranded. despite the spring rains we have

seen firefighters are saying that fire season is coming fast. cal fire is getting a jump hiring back seasonal firefighters earlier. cornell barnard got exclusive access to a training academy where firefighters are gearing up for what could be a tough season. this is a story you will only see on abc 7. >> make sure it is a good line. all ppe will be down and worn. >> make sure you have a couple of clamps. >> the fire is through the gate, let us go. cornell: the training is beyond intense. >> 100 feet in. cornell: most of these firefighters have been through the training academy before, but it never gets easier. how hard is that? >> pretty hard. it is a lot easier without 110 degree weather and fire encroaching on us. cornell: 105 firefighters are back on the job at the seven

acre training facility nearly a month and a half earlier than usual. due to drought conditions across the state, she has back for her second fire season. >> there has not been a lot of rain, so we are expecting another intense fire season. >> you will drive through the cloak -- through the cones. cornell: driving skills are put to a test on this course. no fear of heights when you are doing a rescue on the ladder truck. >> fingers and toes. cornell: many say they are up >> for any challenge. >>i enjoy the people i work with and serving the public is something i am passionate about. cornell: a break in the weather today and more spring rain could be on the way, but it is only delaying what could be an epic fire season. >> it is a slight band-aid from the wind that we had the week prior. this will just delay it a little bit. cornell: the captain said all of his firefighters past the

academy. -- passed the academy. the next time they meet, it will not be a training drill. >> getting ready for the season, it will be a busy one. liz: obviously, we had the rain this morning which is good news, but not enough to delay fire season. lisa: we have more on the way, and that will initiate some new growth for sure, and it will water your garden, which is good news. emeryville with the clouds and light rain mixed in with the sun, we are not done with the rain. our level 1 system lingering. i will have the details next. liz:'s vendors packing the street of the mission district. street of the mission district. a

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liz: now to the latest on the war in ukraine. president zelenskyy is accusing troops of hunting for anyone who served in the ukrainian government. christine sloan has more. christine: a u.s. official says that volunteer -- vladimira -- volodymyr zelenskyy is asking joe biden to designate russia a

state sponsor of terrorism which would trigger some of the toughest sanctions under u.s. law. in his speech to ukraine, zelenskyy called for a ban on russian oil saying that democratic countries "must admit money for russian energy resources is the money -- is money for the destruction of democracy." >> the less weapons the russian federation has the better for us, the less capable they are. christine: it is as a mentality that the russians have about ukraine. russia sending a message to the u.s. and all nations arming ukraine demanding they stop sending weapons or risk unpredictable consequences. the warning comes as the u.s. begins delivering 800 million dollars worth of new weapons to ukraine. >> given the potential desperation of president putin and the russian leadership none of us can take lightly the threat of a tactical nuclear

weapon or low yield new peer -- nuclear weapons. christine: with more horrific discoveries and continuous bombardment, the possibility of russia ramping up to the nuclear level -- nuclear level is something the world should be to paired for. >> all over the world and all of the countries have to be worried because you know that it can be not real information, but it can be the truth. for them, the life of the people means nothing. christine: u.s. officials say that ukraine was responsible for an attack on russia's flagship in the black sea. the warship ended up sinking. liz: we are continuing our coverage of where stolen goods end up in san francisco. we told you about people fencing stolen items near garfield square, but it is not just there. another -- in other parts of the neighborhood residents have

noticed an uptick of street vendors. luz: before the pandemic he was a construction worker and now this is his new source of income. he is one of dozens of vendors who set ups drop -- he set up shop in the mist -- in the midst us -- mission district. how much do you pay for these things? you pay seven dollars for them, and sell them for nine dollars. he buys his merchandise at the flea market and slightly marks up the price making anywhere between $.50 to two dollars an item. do you know of any of them are stolen? you do not know, you just buy them at the flea market. he says he would never steal and he bought everything you see here, although he does not ask where they are coming from. 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.

lately he says that business has been difficult. two years ago how many vendors were out here? like six? now? 20. watching everything from afar is diana medina who opened up this jewelry store 14 years ago and she used to be a street vendor and understands the struggle. you do not mind competition, you want it to be fair. she wants them to have permit, many who with -- we spoke to today would like that. we walked down the block to speak to susanna rojas, the executive director director of the cultural district. they are signing up vendors to a program introduced by this suit -- by her supervisor which would require street vendors to have permits starting next month. >> after may 7 if someone cannot prove whether items come from,

they will be confiscated, and then they will be asked to move. luz: proof of purchase is complicated. >> the problem is that they go to the flea market and they get it legally they do not give them any receipts so they would not be able to prove where they got the items from. luz: so far 22 vendors have signed up in the plan is to spread them out throughout the mission district. and, assign specific areas for the vendors to work. in the newsroom, abc7news. liz: the warriors will play their first playoff game and this is video from the staff placing the gold blooded playoff t-shirts for the fans. this will be the first playoff game in san francisco since 1964. if you are not going to the chase center you can watch it on abc 7 beginning at 5:00 p.m. and tip-off is at 5:30 here on abc 7

, followed by after the game with larry beil. we will -- for people going to the game there will be a break in the rain. lisa: we are not done withyet, r easter sunday. looking at some showers, especially into the east bay and south bay, and the sierra nevada, rain showers changing over to snow at lake level. temperatures in the low 30's and as we look at live doppler 7, it has ended for the north bay and we are looking at partly sunny skies. towards 5:18 by eaton canyon road, definitely some wet weather further south around fremont, six a.d., a few areas of light rain and drizzle and into the south bay and around core alito's getting wet weather. san martino picked up half an inch of rain.

that started at 2:00 in the morning and where it was raining longer it picked up better amounts with scattered showers on the peninsula. this is what we like to see. the snow that allows this to continue through the early afternoon. cloud cover and a few breaks. 66 in oakland and mountain view. check out this view. 54 santa cruz with spotty showers through noon and you can see a neat picture. 54 livermore and some sun out by the delta at 59. visibility down to two miles half moon bay and 2.5 miles with the shower in livermore and a live look at the exploratorium camera where you can see that it is gray. the rain and wind is winding down writer this afternoon and for easter but chilly tomorrow. two more storms headed our way but through the next few hours

showers are more scattered in the east bay to south bay. 11:00 and noon, a stray shower and then we are into sunny conditions and a breezy coast. rainfall amounts, we have seen 15 one hundredths to a third of financial. some places have an inch. three quarters of an inch with rain coming down in the santa cruz mountains. our wind gusts are settling a little as the front moves through, but the wind will be shifting to a westerly component which will initiate a strong sea breeze through the afternoon with the wind over 20 miles an hour in the delta and 15 miles an hour in oakland. dry monday and tuesday with the next system with the focus to the north bay. thursday sliding to the south with more crs now and the rain is going -- with more sierra snow and the rain is going into the work week maybe to three

quarters of an inch. still, respectable for april. 2:00, chain controls and difficult travel and the snow getting into lower elevations, the careful, maybe a foot at the highest pass level. 62, oakland with a sunny afternoon. 66 conquered and cool at the coast today and tomorrow. cool and breezy and then by late in the day on monday, a few showers and tuesday and wednesday level 1 systems that allow for more rain to affect the entire bay area into thursday bringing mountains now and we are looking dry after that. making up for a little bit of lost time and it is nice to have the rain. liz: especially after the heat wave. a lot and -- a lot of back and forth. looking forward to holiday weekend fun? you will -- we will look at what you see about the castro

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liz: you can meet the easter bunny and win $500. reggie spoke with dave from the castro merchants association and got a preview of the event. reggie: easter is a thing now. dave: easter is a big thing. we have not had easter in two years in a significant way where everybody can have a great time, so people are jones thanks. reggie: you are doing an easter bonnet contest, which makes sense. dave: is there an easter without a bonnet contest? how many bonnets are in your closet? cornell: at least as -- reggie: at least as many as kimonos. dave: there are multiple

contests. we are the first one on saturday, and that will be the contest at 4:00 and it is at market. we are doing a block party all day long, 11:00 to 5:00 is the block party. reggie: i will come with my creative thought it, but what -- my creative bonnet but what do i win? date: $500. reggie: 500 american dollars? dave: 500 american dollars. this will not be in rubles. reggie: you have to ask these questions. they of and trying to give you pesos and i need american dollars. dave: of course. reggie: what will make you go

over the edge to win. dave: there is an artist, cultural expert and fashionista, so you have to bring all of the things. the only thing we do not have is an architect, so maybe the higher the better. but in this instance, knowing that we have these judges, maybe the structural integrity is not as important. liz: this is happening today and there is a block party from 11:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. there will be photos, a petting zoo, drag queen storytime and the easter bonnet contest is at 4:00 p.m. still to come, we are diving into a big gaming tournament hitting the south bay. he -- see how the local economy is bouncing back. title ix, the landmark civil

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning, thank you for joining us. it was like a real storm this morning. lisa: we have opportunities for rain in the week ahead. live doppler 7 showing rain in the east and south bay. over into castro valley at hayward, spotty showers and further out towards pleasanton, light rain. morgan hill and san martin picking up anywhere from one third to have financial. over half an inch from redwood city. a lot of us, and heavy cloud

cover and partly sunny conditions. the system windingowity a tnds. upper 50's in concord, and as we see the wind shift, they will be breezy. the next hour or so, spotty showers and upper 50's to lower 60's. partly cloudy by the afternoon. sunshine in the east bay and a chilly night ahead and a cold start for easter. and then we tracked more rain into the week next week. liz: the san jose convention center opens its doors to thousands of visitors at a gaming convention born in the bay area which is bringing a boost to surrounding businesses. amanda turns our focus to the economy, one of the key issues we are addressing in our effort to build a better bay area.

amanda: it is gain on -- game on at the convention center for genders -- for genesis 8. it signals a long-awaited comeback. the event is billed as the largest community run super smash brothers tournament in the world. >> we started in 2009 in a barn in the contra costa county fairgrounds because it was the only place we could figure out where to put 600 people that came to our first event. amanda: from 600 to 5000 people descending on san jose friday. it is a reason to bring back convention center staff after two years of canceled events. reconnecting people with shared interests in person. after the day's battles, visitors will venture off into downtown san jose for the economic boost.

typical, we found someone in a costume. >> definitely going to be out this weekend going to restaurants and bars. amanda: welcome words for david costello. during friday's lunch rush he was only busy cooking bussing tables. >> the people were coming from the event and the convention center is a lot of people at the same time, maybe it is the same powers, it is very good. luz: we spotted crepe -- amanda:rgonventions kee sundg esusy ing in mand cr >> the more conventions, business, and support we have to bring these conferences and meetings to san jose, the better it is for the community. amanda: site selection and contract negotiator anticipates more events to come back online,

having had a hand in genesis 8, the pandemic has forced organizers to find a way to incorporate nostalgia and the new normal. >> this is a moment where you can step back and reevaluate and say what do we really want from this. amanda: in san jose, abc 7 news. liz: coachella has begun in the seller cap -- in the southern california desert returning because of the can -- because of the pandemic. it is expecting to draw crowds of 20,000 people per day. harry styles took the stage last night and this is considered an unofficial test run for the touring industry. concerts might be returning with a rise in cases "the new york times" have publicly and privately expressed concern due to risk with an inconsistency of health protocols with many states dropping vaccination requirements and mask usage for venues. as for coachella there is no

official regulation regarding mask wearing, test and a test testing and proofs of vaccination. "there is no guarantee expressed or implied that those attending the festival will not be exposed to covid." that is the latest. a celebration will be held for benny, the retirement ceremony marks the end of the era for her. she officially retired from her job two weeks ago. she turned 100 in september and was a park ranger for more than 15 years. she worked at the rosie the riveter world war ii homefront national hall -- museum at richmond. we are proud to join disney and espn in the 50-50 initiative commemorating the 50th anniversary of title ix which prohibits gender-based discrimination at any educational institution that receives federal funding.

when the law changed the sports industry did not change fast enough. julian glover takes us to the east bay company dedicated to dressing women on the move. >> once title ix came we were off of the sidelines and onto the field. julian: she play basketball, tennis, and lacrosse. >> i was the first generation of girls and women to grow up with title ix being in effect which meant i got to play a lot of sports. my big start -- but -- my big sister four years older did not. julian: being an athlete in the 80's was far from glamorous for women. >> we are packed -- practicing in the brat -- in the backpack -- practice lots. we have permission to play, but we do not have sneakers, wearing like last year's boy's varsity basketball uniforms. julian: it is the amendment that was shortened to title ix which created women sports in spools

and schools and colleges, but girls and women struggled to find proper gear to support a generation of athletes. >> my buddy had to buy her shoes in the little boys departments. julian: shortly after graduating and moving west, she had the idea to start her own women's apparel and sporting goods company named after the act that gave her and millions of other girls permission to play. >> title ix the legislation is foundational. it is the without which not for my entire life. all of a sudden i am post-collegiate and i have nowhere to find year and i have all of these friends that are the same way and i was the only one that ended up starting out my own business and building a company that would serve these women athletes. julian: it started in this garage in 1989. >> there was no lululemon, footlocker for her.

there was nothing. julian: she sent out 30,000 mail-order catalogs and only 11 orders came in but there is a clear item. >> most women, the single most appease -- piece of sports equipment was sports bra, and so sports bras became the foundation of what turned out to be a pretty fit business. julian: today she says it is a 100 million dollar privately owned company. it is headquartered in emeryville with 300 employees, mostly women. >> we are supportive of each other and we love each other and being able to sweat and play together helps us amend relationships. >> we are going to go -- to go squat to push cake. julian: a core value along with camaraderie which offers a daily teamwork out. in 33 years title ix grew to 17 retail locations with four in the bay area. the flagship is on 4th street. >> when women come in they tell

us their stories about title ix and how it affected their lives and the meaning of title ix to them. julian: the meaning of that law is literally written on the walls. you will find probes -- quotes from shero and the wall of difficult women. >> it is not just quotes on the wall, it is how everybody leads. we are committed to women owning, risking, and leaving. >> i have a concept and we can bring it forward and we take it and run with it. julian: title ix is dedicated to uplifting women and elevating issues. the company recently made headlines for donating $1 million to the u.s. women's soccer team in its fight for equal pay. the u.s. soccer federation settled earlier and agreed to pay men and women at rate going forward. a leveling of the playing field that she hopes to see more of. >> my goal is that if we are

successful we will foster a whole lot of other entrepreneurs and leaders that will make women leading and risking and owning not unusual. we want kids to see regardless of their gender that all doors are open. julian: all thanks to 37 world -- 37 words. liz: you can check out abc7news.com/fiftyfifty to check out a growing number of stories dedicated to chat -- to title ix. shake shack planning to open two new locations. we will tell you where and here is a live look outside. gray and cloudy, unclear if it is raining at that location. we know showers have pushed through the gray it -- to the bay area and things will clear up.

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liz: bart will shut down a section of track, the first of 10 shutdowns, trains will not be

running from the south hayward and union city stations today and tomorrow as crews replace parts of the track. they will offer free bus service between the stations and rid ers should plan to add 25 minutes. the next shutdowns will take place april 30 and may 1. shake shack is planning to open two more locations. they plan to open restaurants at san francisco's stonetown galleria and in emeryville. both are expected to open by the end of the year. they already have severed -- seven bay area locations. never we have food it makes me hungry. lisa: about 6:00 in the morning that happens. a look at the cove where it is 33 degrees with some snow. in the mountains 7.5 inches of snow the last three days and over three feet and more is to

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liz: here is a live look at the golden gate bridge and dry but this morning it was soggy and wet with some remnants on the camera. let us talk sports. the giants and a's are on the weekend. oakland faces the toronto blue jays, first pitch at 12:07 and san francisco takes on the guardians at 3:10. the warriors are back in the playoffs after missing in the past two seasons and they will play the denver nuggets. here is larry with a preview.

larry: good morning. the weight -- wait is over and the warriors will be in san francisco for a playoff game. the star of the show, steph curry is playing. he is listed as probable but he practiced the past few days with some lingering footplate -- but pain but the expectation is that he will be ago. the coach said he would not say how long he will play. >> everything has gone well so let us see how we are feeling tomorrow. he is not playing 38 minutes, so i am not going to give you a number. >> trying to be the best version of i can be, i have been through this before. i have high confidence that i can go out there and help our team win. larry: game one, round born -- round one warriors versus the nuggets.

the pelicans visiting the clippers. one of them tested positive covid yesterday. the pellet -- the pelicans taking advantage. new orleans up by 15 in the first half. clippers and the third, reggie jackson part of a 25-two run. the pelicans on a 31-40 run to finish. larry jr. has some hops. pelicans 105-101. they will face phoenix in the playoffs on sunday. giants in cleveland, tom hanks throwing out the first pitch. hank's first pro-acting job was in cleveland. brandon crawford, his first game ever in cleveland and his first home run. as well as the first of the year for him. carlos, second start for the giants, seven innings, struck out nine. 21 k's in two games. this ball hits the yellow line

run homer. the giants victorious. a's north of the border. matt chapman, and vladimir right there. and that is a bad man. his fist homer -- faith helmer of the year. 40 -- everyone wearing 42 in honor of jackie robinson day. tony has got it. a couple of walks and to the seven. 3-1 toronto. this time he is diving and not making the catch. the jay'ss win 4-1. join us for warriors versus nuggets tonight at 5:30. have a great weekend. liz: that game is right here on abc 7 where it will be dry later for people trying to head to the game. lisa: winding down in many parts of the bay area. we are showing you lingering

showers into the east and south bay, and by 11:00 this is over with. taking you towards black hawk where you can see scattered showers out west towards 680 and san ramon and further south from gilroy and san martin. some wet weather breaking up in san jose with dark clouds and the peninsula, a lot of cloud cover. we have the snow coming down not only from the sierra nevada, southlake but tioga pass , yosemite and into mammoth. we have the winter weather advisory until 5:00 later on above 6000 feet. we picked up over three feet in the past six days. there is a look at nothing, that was our tower camera. 54 in the city with 58 santa clara. a pretty shot with raindrops from santa cruz where numbers are mainly in the mid 50's where

we have had some sun by the delta in the low 60's. 59 in concord with 54, livermore. 2.5 miles along the peninsula and two miles at hayward. a pretty shot where you can see the sun breaking into the city. the rain is winding down, bright and sunny for easter, a chilly start with temperatures 50 degrees cooler. i am looking at two more storm systems headed our way. there is a look at the next hour with spotty showers from pleasanton to pescadero and some sun in the north bay where it will be sunny first. into the afternoon the clouds break away and we are looking at a lot of sun. a quarter of an inch in livermore, above one third of an inch in castro val valley and at that towards fremont. half an inch from redwood city and theown in the south bay with over a quarter of an inch in san francisco.

a system on tuesday that lasts and strengthens towards wednesday and thursday with an inch and a half potentially by friday in santa rosa. i only picked up a quarter to a third of an inch but that sys fd give san francisco the better of three quarters of an inch. here is a look at the highs where temperatures will be in the upper 50's, cool and breezy with wind out of the west from san francisco to the coastline. otherwise, 62, oakland. mid-60's out towards our east bay. our level 1 system, wet and windy for the next hour or two east and south but otherwise winding down and we will look for a sunny afternoon. tomorrow we start out chilly and then nice and bright. mid 60's around the bay. upper 50's co-side. monday night showers and a level 1 system tuesday through thursday and this will be like

the one north bay. ev see rto two inches again whih includes the mountains now. this is all good news for your garden, and grass. but long-term stellate route. liz: at least we get some rain. next, an easter weekend returns, the new location for the eggstr

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resets. san francisco recreation and park department family fan -- family-friendly eggstravaganza is back. it still features easter egg hunts for kids and they will be carnival rides, live entertainment and games and food products. it runs from 11:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. if you are interested you can celebrate easter with san francisco's glide charge and abc 7. we will carry the easterl carrye live at 11:00 a.m. on our 24/7 streaming channel and on abc7news.com/live. it will be dry and chilly which will be nice for the easter egg hunts. lisa: maybe a little muddy but we are not done with the rain. even though we are done today we are winding down and there is more for the week ahead. spotty showers and holding on until the south bay from morgan hill and gilroy, but overall we have a lot of cloud cover. rain, not so much.

partly cloudy to mostly sunny starting out chilly tomorrow and then a sunny afternoon looking at more sun on monday and level 1 systems tuesday through thursday bringing us have financial to an inch of rain. we are hpylii am livreutz -- li. continue at 4:30. coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. with the nba countdown boy the denver nuggets and golden state iors kickoff in game one of their around one playoff series. join larry beil and donald foil and carry heating for toyota after the game for highlights and postgame analysis. chris alvarez will have live interviews from the chase center. thank you for joining us and have a great day.

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