order is not in effect now and the tsa will not enforce it. however, the cdc is recommending people continue to wear. jackson indoor public transportation settings earlier today on getting answers and expert explained there is still some uncertainty. it is possible for a transit system or an airline an airport a bus company amtrak to make their own decisions. remember before we had the biden administration ruling on this for the tsa said masks must be worn individual airlines had their own policies about wearing masks. it is possible. some airlines may choose to do this but to be very honest in talking with airlines. i don't think they're to enforce it at the tsa isn't the justice department has not said whether it will appeal the ruling individual agencies may still enforce masking and tonight bay area transit agencies were quick to respond. you're about to hear what bart

police dispatchers announced to officers over the police radio this evening. will no longer force the federal face covering mandate for public transit face coverings are no longer required when traveling on bart. all right, so there you're here at bart police are no longer enforcing the mandate on trains muni says for now it is going to require masks so our ac transit and vta san francisco international airport in oakland international airport say they are awaiting guidance from tsa. all right, well weather is news. we expect some more ranges a few hours from now and abc 7 news weather. anchor spencer christian is here with a preview of what we should expect spencer. okay, dan. it's no longer preview. it's arriving. here's a look at what's happening live doppler 7. we have some light sprink. moving on to the peninsula coastline, but the main event is up north where there is light rain moving into northern sonoma county already the approaching storm ranks won on the storm impact scale so for tonight, overnight into tomorrow morning we expect periods of light rain and showers rainfall totals will be mainly under a quarter of an inch for most of the area here's

the forecast animation starting at 7pm notice between 7pm on about midnight. the rain will start sw. southward eastward hitting all parts of the bay area by the time the morning commute gets underway. there will be lots of wet pavement but the rain will be winding down for most of the bay area and we'll start drying out a little bit in the afternoon before the next wave of rain comes the middle of the week and there is a winter weather advisory in effect with 2am to 2 pm tomorrow for the sierra. we're expect about four to seven inches of snowfall then back to the bay area. i told you more rain is coming. it'll be steadier heavier or more widespread and i'll show you more about that a little bit later. i'mma all right. thank you spencer. look forward to hearing more san jose. police. say they've taken a smash and grab robbery crew off the street police announced the arrest of six suspects. they say they use sledgehammers to break open glass cases taking thousands of dollars in jewelry abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes on how police caught the suspects. the six arrests have been a huge relief to businesses who police believe the suspects targeted this jewelry store in san jose's eastridge mall was hit by

smashing grab robbers three times. its owner did not want to speak on camera, but tells us he's glad police now have suspects just steps away from that store. is this jewelry repair store another that was hit by smash and grab robbers though. the six suspects arrested are not charging connection with the robbery here at ryan. store, he says the arrests are still welcome news. that's a good sign of release our happy to hear out loud. yes, san jose police. say the six suspects arrested are believed to have worked together between october of 2021 to january of this year they're accused of targeting jewelry stores throughout the bay area. most of these incidents happened last year and these are long very allocated investigations, san jose police wouldn't go into details into how they're investigation linked the six of the crimes, but say they had help from several other bay area police departments and departments in roseville, california and merced police couldn't answer. how much jewelry they were able to recover but say the group was selling it as fast as they were stealing it, you know, they were

targeting jewelry stores, but you know some of the people we want to target is who's buying this stuff after these guys steal it that investigation is ongoing on top of the charges the six are facing in connection with the smash and grab robberies detectives also see several guns including assault weapons and self-made firearms without serial numbers that were converted to fully automatic weapons. the six suspects are all between 18 and 20 years old and now face consequences these suspects involved in these robberies. they're looking at significant prison time in san jose zach fuentes abc 7 news. a 15 year old girl was stabbed to death at her high school in stockton today. the suspect is described as a trespasser and has been arrested stockton police say he is a man in his 40s and drove to the school targeted the victim. however, no motive has been released stagg high school has placed was placed on lockdown immediately following this tragic incident santa clara county. sheriff's investigators. say they've made a breakthrough in a 29 year old cold case

involving a convicted murderer known as the happy face killer abc 7 news reporter loose pena has reaction from the family plus details on the man who admitted to the murders loose. yes, i'm a patricia skipper's family's finally getting some answers after almost three decades of looking for her. patricia was a mother of two and a resident of oregon. her sister said patricia was arguing with her husband and left in the middle of the night. she would have been approximately 45 years old at the time. she killed for almost three decades, gloria white has been wondering what happened to her sister patricia skibble and today she's finally getting some closure. and it's hard not having anything to hold off in 1993 the body of a woman dressed in blue was found on the side gilroy. she had been sexually assaulted

and her body left on the pacheco pass for decades santa clara county sheriff's office investigators tried to identify her in oregon her family. never stopped looking. he's just been holding both gonna be alive in 2006 keith hunter jesperson known as the happy face killer sent a letter to the santa clara county district attorney's office at meeting to the crime a year later. he played the killing. the woman's identity will still unknown until now when we first looked at it. we thought it's going to be too hard to solve this one, you know, we might not be able to to make it happen, but then thanks to the partnership of that law enforcement agency. they were so helpful and encouraging people to upload to jedmatch and that helped us get one step closer and then one step closer until we finally found the candidate karen binder with a dna dough project was one of the team leads who sorted through dozens of dna matches to

identify patricia who was approximately 45 years old when she was killed. i hope that it gives patricia some of her dignity. back to have her name as gloria finds peace knowing what happened to her sister patricia. she now hopes detectives can solve another mystery because i have a daughter. about the same time a little bit before that and we've never heard anything about marty, but when i talked to detective down in california, she's new morty's name. she knows that they've been looking for her, but they never had anything to go on. the happy face killer was a truck driver who killed att leat eight people across the country. he sent letters to law enforcement with a drawing of a happy face. well confessing to his crimes. he's serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole in oregon in the newsroom loose peña ab to 7 news loose. thanks very much and arrest has been made in that fire. that destroyed a home depot store in san jose. we told you about last week this

huge fire started april 9th and was still flaring up just two days. peter san jose officials say they will release more details on the arrest tomorrow the annual 420 cannabis celebration in san francisco will be back this year, but the event is when this wednesday is going to be a lot different today mayor london breed announced that the event on hippie hill and robin. meadow at golden gate park will be sponsored with food and entertainment and for the first time there will be on-site cannabis sales, which means some people will not be allowed to get in under state law if you are under the age of 21, you will not be allowed within the facility. so this is going to be the first time that this is done. you will be turned away proof of age is going to be required. mayor breed says members of city agencies will be on hand checking ids prepared to turn people away. those who plan to go are encouraged to take public transportation shuttles will be available to take people to bart when the event ends still become

the a's are back home for their season opener tonight at the colosseum. you're going to hear from excited fans plus the warriors are back on the court for game two of the nba playoffs will take you out to chase center next. entresto is the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists

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denver nuggets in game one of the playoffs the warriors are about to try it again and game two. yeah abc 7 news anchor alvarez is alive from the chase. a night chris, you know, i'm i like that crushing the denver nuggets golden state won by 16 points and really everything went well for the warriors. now, what's with steph curry played in game one came off the bench, of course coming back from that foot injury steve kerr

leaving it a mystery as to whether he'll start or come off the bench here in game, too. you see some pregame video jordan pool. how good was he he scored 30 for the warriors in game one. now. we all know the name of the game in the playhouse is adjustments. going to stop that guy nicole yokich he is. be the league's mvp. it's the ultimate chess match in a best of seven. series and the warriors do expect a different game against denver tonight. you have to play a complete game in the playoffs. you know the mistakes that you might get away with in the regular season, you can't get away with in the playoffs. so we've got to stay discipline the games get tougher, you know, our first game everybody's kind of filling their way through if you can get the win great, but everybody's you know, just trying to figure it out. with it intensity it rises and so everybody got to ramp it up. you can feel that intensity building here in chase center tip-off.

just after seven o'clock tonight's a big night here in the bay, of course the game here then across the baby oakland a's with their home open around much more coming up a little bit later in sports. send it back to you guys. okay, chris. thanks very much and in oakland, we'll take you to opening day. groundskeepers were mowing the field one last time at the coliseum for the a's opening day the team finally coming home after starting their season on the road for the first 10 games. so it's nice to have them back abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey spoke with fans about this opening day. every beginning brings along new opportunities a chance to make future memories remember past history and celebrate the present. gift of opening day with two years of pandemic baseball the home opener for the oakland athletics as extra special for fans with no baseball in 2020 and last year kind of being kind of wonka doodle. the way everything worked with the covid situation. this will be my first tailgate since i 2019. that's why mike. davey was first in line for the tailgate. there is never a question of

loyalty when it comes to true a's fans but fans say opening day is about more than just baseball go easy. it's a reunion of friends. enjoying america's pastime while supporting their favorite team in oakland. it means the world to true oakland folks chris jones and his friends were across the street last night ready to enjoy this game and raise money for the 29th ave animal shelter in oakland. he is rooted in this town and he wants the a's to be too we had some of the greatest sports fans worldwide. i know that we have great athletes have emerged from here. it just has a certain element about artistry and athletes that this community deserves and we deserve to have a sports teams. this is to be a great season in every way not just for. what we see in terms of progress to make the howard terminal ballpark a reality oakland mayor libby schaff and a's president dave cavill commemorated the homecoming with the raising of the a's flag at the coliseum.

the offseason has been filled with uncertainty of the future home of the team. but on this day, it's in oakland and it's always special to bring back baseball to the coliseum for the organization. it's actually really nice to have like an open stadium with like people here and just you know, obviously we had a whole season with no fans. it was just cut outs and so it have folks back and to celebrate a baseball and a really exciting young team and it's just a really nice moment and something that we want to celebrate and as baltimore and oakland are set to square off. there's only one thing left to say at the colosseum dustin dorsey abc 7 news go away. yeah looks like a lot of fun a dry right now, or i'm trying to peek over at the green over there. i think drive for the moment spencer, but just for the moment, right it is the green has it reached the green yet. the a's it's gonna be about 64 degrees when the first pitch is thrown, but it'll get a little bit cooler going into the the middle innings of the game, but

it's dry not dry up in the north bay though as you look at the live doppler 7 right now you can see some light sprinkles moving on to the santa cruz mountains, but the main is up north where light is already falling in parts of northern sonoma county expunity to sweep southward and eastward. so we'll all get a little bit of rain before this is over. here's a view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco. it is quite cloudy over the city right now 56 degrees here in san francisco oakland 60 mid to upper 60s at mountain view, san jose and santa clara. degrees at half moon bay and it's cloudy over the golden gate as that storm is moving into the north bay right now 57 degrees at this moment at both santa rosa and a petaluma 59 low 60s at livermore concord and fairfield and here's a view from emeryville rather dramatic view looking back in san francisco as clouds are getting a lower and darker. these are our forecast features rain in the north bay tonight and early morning hours all areas will be wet by early morning, but the rain will be expanding doing the overnight hours stronger storm arrives on wednesday continues through thursday and into friday and

then next weekend. we can expect sunday or dryer. excuse me and warmer weather. okay, the storm impact skill shows tonight's storm ranks only one a storm of light intensity. it's expected to produce periods of light rain some scattered showers less than a quarter of inch of rainfall likely for most of the bay area and it'll be breezy at times and here's our forecast animation starting at 7pm between him and midnight. we'll see that storm sweeping southward and eastward so it'll be wet in most parts of the bay area except perhaps the south bay around midnight the sweep continues into the early morning hours leaving behind for morning commuters. lots of wet pavement, although most of the rain will have ended by then as a storm moves over toward the sierra. in fact speaking of the sierra we have there. winter weather advisory in effect from 2 am to 2 pm tomorrow above 6,500 feet. we expect about four to seven inches of snowfall and of course slick roads and maybe red. visibility back to the bay area overnight lows will be mainly in the upper 40s to low 50s highs tomorrow upper 50s at the coast. mid-60s around the bay shoreline. the upper 60s in our inland

areas, and now let's resume the forecast animation 7 o'clock wednesday morning when the next storm comes in that's going to be a more vigorous more robust storm producing steadier heavier rain reaching all parts of the bay area wednesday, thursday and continuing overnight thursday into friday before it finally tapers off and rainfall totals from this storm by the end of the week will be anywhere from oh about a half inch to an inch and a quarter for many locations around the bay. so it's going to be a storm producing beneficial rain and here's the accuweather seven-day forecast each day of storm activity ranks. only one on the storm impact scale over the weekend mainly sunny skies and warming up and by monday, we'll see high temperatures reaching 80 degrees in the warmest in. is then andama? all right. thanks spencer up next an update on the baby. boat stolen from a weed control project. it's mom is not happy. it's mom is not happy.

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afternoon some cars that drove over the flooring adhesive. we're damaged the mess also gummed up traffic on the approach to the san mateo bridge caltrans sweeper truck helped clean up the mess took about a couple of hours before the lanes were cleared of that glue. well, the search is on in the east bay for the person who was caught on camera taking a newborn goat. it happened in pinole where the goats were eating gr. for fire protection abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has more on this kid napping. there are 700 goats clearing the weeds in el sobrante, but the littlest member of a us owner. terry orozu isn't the only one heartbroken. it's mom is too in the mom is missing it wondering what on earth happened. terry says the newborn goat was from its mom and herd on friday when it was grazing in this panel neighborhood the alleged theft captured on dom murphy's home security camera. let's take a look if we captured it on the video watches a person

snatches the baby goat and walk. up with it leaving its mother watching on the hillside. they crossed the street getting into a gray sedan and driving off seconds later the goat napping a possible holiday prank. my thought is still someone thought this was a wonderful easter idea really sad that somebody would do that a herder and watchdog did not witness the goat being stolen the newborn kid now in need of its mother's milk as time ticks on the separation between the mom and the baby is larger and it's you know, it's just it's pathetic like the sign says the fence is electric to keep goats in and predators out. terry believes the baby goat may have crawled under eat the fence dom murphy says taking a baby goat is beyond belief. all i have to do is just put it back. that's what i would do because actually it's not yours. you know, pinole police are investigating the goat napping they say no leads so far terry

says these goats are more than weed eating tools their family, and she has a a message for whoever grabbed hers. so just please just do. the gold cornell bernard abc 7 news up next in oakland artist is raising awareness about a popular shooting target dummy. she says it looks like a black man and using it for target practice should end and the woman who faked her own kidnapping is back in court this time with apologies. if you think conflation looks bad with the united states members wait till you hear hours. we're taking a look at car inflation coming up on seven on yours.

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searching for gun demo videos online when she came across this a popular life-size shooting target that she says resembles a black man. oh my reaction was what the hell is this? i know they are not shooting at a rubber black. i can't i couldn't believe it brown says even though the dummy is painted. the facial features are phenotypically those of a black person. the only reason is painted white is because you need to be able to see where the shots land when you are shooting at it, but phenotypically it is a black man. that's not deniable as shocked as brown was she was even more shocked to learn the southern california based company that makes the dummy because strawberry inc has a contract with the us general services administration. the demi is sold on a federal government website and available for purchase by other federal agencies. there's a long-standing history of violence against black people and the black body that this type of thing perpetuates, which makes it all the more problematic that our government is using our money to buy them.

brown is launched a petition asking the gsa to remove the dummy from their catalog in a statement a spokesperson for the gsa told abc 7 news. we've just been made aware of the petition and we are committed to reviewing this matter thoroughly gsa is committed to advancing racial equity. and we look forward to following up when we have more information. hi. i'm calling from abc 7 news and we call the company behind the dummy, which also operates as rubber dummies.com. they denied an interview but over the phone the ceo's daughter told us the concerns are ridiculous and that black people shoot at the dummy all day every day in a 2018 youtube video the ceo mike lesnick defended his target saying it was not his intention to make it look like a black man still he continues to sell it meantime. count has turned the rubber dummy into a piece of art on display at the oak stop in oakland. she says it represents the dehumanization of black men lisproit's abc 7 news. alright, let's move on now inflation is way up this year as

you know, overall prices were eight and a half percent higher in march compared to last year part of that is the cost to own a car. you know, it's really never been more expensive and seven on your side is michael phinney has crunching some numbers for you, and he joins us now with the story staggeringly expensive really should and remember eight. and a half percent is the highest number in 40 years. you've been reporting that over and over it is a huge increase. the car owners would be in much better shape if that was there autoflation rate. new cars are expensive these days up more than twelve percent from last year at this time. buying a used car. wow, they're up more than 40% from a year ago and buying a car. well that may be the easy part only driving and maintaining will cost you plenty two. website finance buzz has been looking at how much we pay for gasoline state by state drivers in your area could be expected

to spend over 3% of their monthly income on gas alone. suv drivers or pickup truck drivers they're at four point six percent of their monthly income, which is insane rebecca. fisher would agree with that. she and her husband are spending more on gas and they have ever spent before last month alone. i paid $600. um, yeah, and that's with my husband working from home three days a week. for gas at the pop but it is often a smaller portion of their home budget than for those living in other states. it's almost sort of surprising that california's actually not up there in the top 10 of states who are spending the most percentage of their income. gas prices those living in the southeast earn less and drive further making gasoline a larger

percentage of their budget as much as five percent now, let's talk about auto insurance. don't even get me started. i literally just got our triple a renewal and i was floored by how much it's gone up. really? i'm paying yes with discounts. apparently. i'm the bill was $3,000 a year for two vehicles bankrate.com has been looking into auto insurance pricing and says it is a cost that is flying under the radar. you know, it's kind of an instance here of inflation hiding in plain sight because if it becomes more expensive to pay for a new car after an accident or to repair your vehicle, that's all going to result in your insurance getting more. into and we're starting to see that now how much more in california again, we pay more upfront but because our incomes are higher overall and state regulations control pricing the

budget pinch is less than in other states. so it's interesting because while drivers are spending a little bit less than 1.9% of their annual income on car insurance the average premium that they pay in san francisco is a pretty close to 2,200 a year. so that's higher than the national average. everything is here, california if you get a speeding ticket, you can expect to pay $776 more for your insurance each and every year and if you get in an accident you are looking at an extra. what do you think? oh, i have no idea but 1400 hours. yeah. no an insurance companies may just keep it two years, but they may go as long as five years. it's up to each insurance company. all right, so i've what my used car at maybe 40% more i'm assuring it for more. i'm gassing it from what about car repairs? oh, see now. that was an interesting figure. the federal government says 3.4

percent is all it's up. i mean, that's a bargain. so now it's relatively speaking, right? yeah compared everybody. oh the figure i saw was six six and a half percent anywhere for corporators. yeah. so actually the shops are keeping the prices down. thank you. yeah, right. thanks, michael. now to that reading woman who faked her own kidnapping sherry papini pleaded guilty today to the 2016 hoax abc news reporter morgan norwood has more on what's next for papini and her case. sherry papini the northern california woman who believes a orchestrated and elaborate kidnapping hoax six years ago now pleading guilty, but peony facing a sacrament. rajveeria zoom where she broke down in tears moments after entering a guilty plea to george's of male fraud and making false statements papini taking that plea deal allowing her to avoid facing trial for 35 felony counts. i wouldn't call this her doing the right thing. i'd call this her last ditch effort to do the best you can

for herself for more than five years puppini insisted that she was taking at gunpoint and tortured while helting captivity for 22 days by two hispanic. but as investigators begin to dig deeper into her story, they discovered that she was actually staying with an ex-boyfriend and harmed herself to cover up her lives. sherry has led us all down five years of manipulation deception calculated deception the charges papineas pleading guilty to carry a maximum penalty of 25 years in prison in a 250,000 fine. she's also ordered to pay more than 300, in restitution to the california victims compensation board the social security administration shasta county sheriff's office and the fbi the benefit of taking a plea deal. is it limit her exposure to the other remaining counts, the court can take in consideration the guidelines, but the court can go above the guidelines all the way up to the statutory

maximum and shari popini has been out of jail on a 120,000 bond. she'll be sentence on july 11 a morgan norwood abc news, los angeles a man who has spent more than 30 years in jail for a murder in san francisco has officially been cleared of the crime joaquin. syria was exonerated in san francisco superior court today. assyria was arrested in 1990 for the shooting death of felix pastorica in san francisco's so much district it has now been proven that besterica was actually killed by a mutual acquaintance of both. he and syria according to the northern california innocence project police relied on rumors to target. syria and coerced another man to falsely name syria as the gunman syria's exoneration is the first by the san francisco da's office innocence commission. i want to congratulate. syria and everyone who worked so hard to write this miscarriage of justice who had the patience and the fortitude.

believe that justice would one day be served. serious exoneration comes 32 years to the day after he was arrested for the crime. a historic house purchased in the east bay targeted by vandals with the graffiti could mean and the promise to never forget the great quake of 1906 back in a moment.

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i prefer you didn't! government officials say russia's long feared full scale offensive to take control of the eastern part of the country is now underway the ukrainians say russian forces are attacking over a broad front more than 300 miles long officials fear. it is the opening of a new and potentially climactic phase of the war over the last days. there has been a continuous increase in shelling and attacks. and russia has also been concentrating its military units in the east of ukraine, but it does appear that they started moving forward. so again, it could be a climatic phase of this conflict that many have long feared the offensive in the east started hours after russia bombarded the western city of laviv killing at least seven people the major city near the polish border has seen only

sporadic attacks during almost two months of war. a historic house in berkeley purchased for the president of the uc system has been targeted by taggers abc 7 news reporter leslie. brinkley has more on the history of the house and the apparent reason it was tagged. the uc office of the president purchased this historically significant julia morgan mansion for 6.5 million dollars last week as a new residence for the uc president then over the weekend. it was tagged with wds save rochdale. apparently referencing rochdale village apartments near peoples park, which provides affordable co-op housing to hundreds of underrepresented students and faces. a lack of funding for a seismic retrofit the home was built in 1928 by the founders of glide memorial church in san francisco. it was designed by architect. julia morgan who is one of the first women to graduate from uc berkeley school of engineering and went on to create storied buildings from the greek theater to hearst castle uc on the homes

for decades and sold it in 1991 now buying it back with private not taxpayer dollars the uc office of the says it will be used as a residence and for entertaining calling it a long-term investment that will benefit the school the uc office of the president declined to do an on-camera interview, but they did issue a statement saying we are constantly reviewing our security protocols and our competent in our current posture. the graffiti was scrawled on the front overnight friday cruise came in monday morning to clean the facade and remove the messaging the rochdale student housing manager. size they had no connection to the graffiti, but were dismayed to learn the university of california bought the julia morgan property. there's not affordable housing and it's just very frustrating that here we're struggling to make sure that our friends have a room to live in to go to school. but here it is uc berkeley. 96 million dollars for one person while less the students

are figuring out. how are we going to eat? it's disappointing. it seems like wasted money. there's so many students here who could use help. it's unknown when the uc president will move into the house. i'm leslie brinkley abc 7 news. right moving on a new springstorm is here spencer has the update on what we we can expect as we continu

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great earthquake struck san francisco killing thousands of people and burning about 80% of the city's buildings a crowd gathered at 512 am the moment the earth began shaking they paused to remember the 3000 people who died and to promise to never forget the event is held at lada's fountain on market street, which served as a meeting spot for friends and family members during the emergency wonderful commemoration every year. i wish we we should dress like that here on the news that interesting wouldn't it spencer? i might take you up on that. okay tomorrow. let's take a look at the rain that's arriving right now in the north bay as we look at live doppler seven, you can see it's raining in much of northern sonoma county and pushing southward down towards santa rosa right now. we're all going to feel a little bit of this rainfall before it's all over the storm ranks. only one on the abc 7 storm

impact scale so for tonight overnight and tomorrow morning, we can expect periods of light rain scattered showers less than a inch rain for most areas, but there's more coming later in the week. let's look at this first storm first the forecast animation starting at 7 o'clock tonight between the 7 pm and midnight. we'll see the storm expanding eastward and southward covering other parts of the bay area as the morning commute gets underway tomorrow. there'll be a lot of wet pavement out there all out there. although the rainfall will pretty much have ended in terms of any city and moved over into the sierra where by the way a winter weather advisory will be in effect from 2 am to 2 pm tomorrow. we're expecting maybe four to seven inches of snow above 6,500 feet with of course slippery roadways back here in the bay area overnight lows will drop into the upper 40s to low 50s highest tomorrow as clouds linger, maybe even a sprinkler or two up in the north bay will range from upper 50s at the coast to mid 60s around the shoreline to upper 60s inland and then we resume the forecast animation showing you the arrival of more rain, wednesday

thursday and continuing into friday. so it's going to be a pretty wet week and we expect rainfall total syringe anywhere from about a half inch to an inch and a quarter in the wettest locations. and here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. you can see for four days in a row. we have storm activity ranking one on the storm impact scale when when the weekend arrives, we'll have sunnier skies and drier conditions of course, and it's going to start warming up a nice little warming trend taking us into early next week by monday of next week. we expect high temperatures in the warmest inland spots to reach around 80 degrees mid-70s around the bayshore line, but only 60 on the coast, so can't promise any beach weather dan. okay spencer. thanks a lot. there's a new name for the new guy the falcon. that's helping to hatch some baby birds at uc berkeley after tallying nearly. and thousand votes in their naming contest cal falcons says the winning name is drum roll, please olden olden is the falcon that swooped in to play bird boyfriend to annie a mother falcon that is waiting for three

eggs to hatch. those eggs are now in their peak incubation period and alden has been sharing some of the workload with any it turns out ama. alden is a pretty good egg. haha. good one then. all right. alvarez is inside chase center. hi, chris. hello, what a night we have here in the bay the a's opening up across the bridge in the east bay. and of course. we're here at chase center for the warriors playoff edition game 2 tonight. stephen curry splashing how much we splash we'll have a pregame report from chase in a moment. what are you recommending

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abdomen pain, bleeding, bruising, fever, chills, or other symptoms of an infection, a severe or worsening rash, are or plan to become pregnant, or breastfeeding. avoid grapefruit during treatment. ask your doctor about living longer with kisqali. with chris alvarez welcome to chase center game two between the nuggets and the warriors' first round battle begins at the top of the hour. the momentum here is building and the warriors tweeted out there starting lineup just minutes ago. stephen curry will be coming off the bench. again in game two steve kerr kept it a mystery until just about now. let's go to some of that pre-game video of this game as we get ready for a game to their stephen curry and former warrior boogie cousins demarcus sharing a moment pre-game. there's clay thompson now injuries, of course have been a part of the warrior story this season for the most part. this is the healthiest the team has been all year long with steph clay and dre back, but steve kerr did announce it andre iguodala. is doubtful he's battling some

next spasms. so if andre can't go will that open up a spot for someone else in the rotation tonight? or does it coach kerr was some strength and numbers type talk pregame we played ten guys the other night most most teams. don't play ten in the playoffs. we could very easily divvy up the minutes to between nine, you know play more. gary more jordan more clay you can easily do that or if the game called for another guy off the bench we could we could do that, too. flights and reaction, of course tonight against the mets, but mother nature had other ideas the game was rained out. they'll play a double header tomorrow in new york whether or not a problem across bay in oakland. the a's toasting baltimore in their home opener tonight and honoring late broadcaster ray fosse on the mound and with a sleep patch very cool. moment as they honor mr. faucy

fans. also helping with the opening ceremonies right there cute video alert. the a's are the second to last team to have a home game after that 10 game road trip where they went five and five. he gotta love opening day such a good time for the a's and their fans a bit shorthanded with six guys newly placed on the covid list today, but manager mark cuts. he's excited for his first game at the coliseum. i think he's thinking about this day since i was named manager. you know, i know that there's going to be some anxiety about it. but in some ways it might have helped our club be on the road for 10 days and it definitely brought us closer as a unit. we got a chance to really spend some quality time with each other and i think it was reflective of how we ended the road trip and and performed. and head coach matthias almeida have decided to part ways. alex. covello will take over his interim head coach after making the playoffs in 2020 without

made up the helm the quakes have really struggled since in both 2021 and the 2022 seasons the quakes are winless in seven matches so far this season. i was really focused on trying to improve the quality of the roster to give matthias some different tools at his disposal with the hope that this year would be maybe different than years past from both perspective matthias and the staff as well as our club we felt like, you know, those results weren't coming. and back out here live at chase center. you see the guys warming up. it's gonna be a packed house tonight seven and a half minutes until that buzzer goes off and starting lineups do begin. of course as i mentioned steph curry to come off the benches. he's working his way from that foot injury, but he looked really good and game one scored 16 points in 22 minutes. i am assuming that's what the words would love to have another blowout type game play stuff that necessary minutes you need to and then have him sit as they get ready for the scene to shift to denver. speaking of denver game three is

thursday game 4 sunday. that's gonna be right here on abc 7 if you're not in the game go out to thrive city check. have big party tonight and then game three in game four. so if you're not at chase center be around. the place to be these days guys. yeah. it's awfully exciting. thanks, chris. all right coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8 american idol followed by the good doctor at 10 then do stay with us for abc 7 news at 11. remember abc 7 news is streaming 24. and get the abc 7 bay area app and join us whenever you want wherever you are. right that is going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news. thank you for being here. i'm on the dates and i'm dan ashley for spencer christian chris alvarez all of us here. we appreciate your time. have a nice rest of the evening and we'll see you again for abc 7 news at 11. :00. in every moment there's an opportunity the numbers truly don't lie to find a path forward

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♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants-- a business manager from new york, new york... a musician and educator from north vancouver, british columbia, canada... and our returning champion-- a tutor from toronto, ontario, canada... whose 9-day cash winnings total... and now hosting "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings. [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert, and welcome, everyone, to "jeopardy!" our reigning champion, mattea roach, hails from canada, a country known for its mountains, moose, maple syrup, poutine, ketchup chips,

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