>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> my daughter was killed here, and they can -- they have not cut the individuals who killed her. >> a mother's demand prompting changes, implementing a solution at one of the most dangerous and deadly intersections. good morning, it is saturday, april 3. we are going to begin with a quick look at the weather. here is francis. >> good morning, we have a gorgeous day with clear skies right now showing you a shot from the exploratorium camera towards downtown san francisco and we will have plenty of sunshine with temperatures mostly in the 40's and they will stay that way through the next couple of hours.

we have fog developing and napa with fog developing in parts of the north bay, plenty of sunshine and a warmer afternoon with inland areas reaching the mid to upper 70's and even at the beaches upper 50's. this sun sets at 752 and i will let you know how long this warming trend continues. stephanie: the city of san jose installed its first automated license plate cameras on the intersection of monterey road and kirchner avenue. they hope that this will reduce the number of traffic deaths. amanda introduces you to a mother who made it her mission to improve safety at an intersection where her own daughter was killed. >> this was my daughter, i have no idea who killed her. no idea, if we would've had cameras up we would've caught the cap -- caught the person who killed my daughter. amanda: she has spent the last year pushing for safety improvements at one of san jose's most dangerous

intersections. her demands have led to changes at monterey road and kerber avenue including the installation of four automated license plate readers on monday, part of a pilot program along with signs alerting drivers. last april heard the harder -- her daughter was in her wheelchair in the crosswalk when she was hit and left for dead. >> the only glimpse -- glimpse came from where? >> the shell gas station, the only camera that was working. amanda: police mark san jose's 28th traffic deaths stemming from an unsalted and debt -- hit-and-run case. the victim in that crash died tuesday in hospice care. this 11-year-old video from a nearby business was the only footage released at the time. here is shaw's mother after hearing about the new cameras. >> why didn't they do that 11 years ago? amanda: at a time where traffic

fatalities continue at record pace. they will see if this reduces the number of traffic crashes. privacy advocates are raising a problem about privacy concerns. >> no individuals are -- no profit -- no information is being captured they are adjusting -- taking pictures. amanda: some claim that this is success doubled to misuse and data beer -- data breach and suggesting one of the better privacy protections for police to retain no information at all when passing a vehicle that does not match a hotlist. we asked the city when the license plate readers would be fully functioning, there is no set date. in santa fe, abc 7 unit -- abc7news. stephanie: prosecutors have released more from the deadly shooting last month.

smiley martin made his first court appearance yesterday. prosecutors said that he used a full automatic selector switch to change a glock into a machine gun. six others died. martin and his brother will be back in court on tuesday. now to the war in ukraine, next week u.n. secretary general plans to meet the russian and ukrainian presidents separately as a russian commander says the real goal is to take full control of the country's southern and eastern regions, establishing a land bridge between russia and crimea. in mariupol, fighters and civilians remained surrounded by russian forces. russian forces will not storm it, but they will not allow supplies in either. the president remains defiant. >> after eight years of brutal war russia wanted to destroy our

state completely, deprive ukrainians of the right to life, no matter how fierce the battles are, there is no chance for death. everyone knows that. stephanie: new satellite images show a second mass grave outside of mariupol. hundreds of civilians may be buried there. the atrocities are just one of the reasons that one american flew overseas to help fight. he is a veteran from the bay area heading home after a month in ukraine. dan talked to him about his decision to go, his journey, and why he wishes he could have stayed longer. >> i am a am a maintenance man i support a lot of properties in san francisco. dan: kevin's employer would not let them take a leave of absence, so he burned a month vacation to serve with the ukrainian military. tell me about that decision to go to ukraine, why did you do it? dan: the way i saw it, the only

thing you can do against a bully is to punch him in the mouth. he is a retired army ranger and when russia invaded ukraine he expected an easy victory for the superpower, but it has been slow and painful. >> it just hurt me to keep watching it, and nobody was doing anything about it. we should have had boots on the ground before ukraine, before any russian troops went over the ukrainian border. dan: do you think that would've stopped russia from coming in? >> absolutely. dan: he flew to poland, got a rental car and tried to walk across the border into ukraine during a snowstorm. a guard stopped him. >> i said i am going to ukraine and he said you have to ride across the border in a vehicle, you cannot walk, so i just went to the stoplight right across the street and i just started knocking on people's car doors.

dan: a driver offered to take them to meet the ukrainian military and it was not long before he was headed for kyiv. they gave him a military, body armor, a rifle and a uniform, he added an american flag and met many foreigners fighting for ukraine. >> britain, ireland, portugal, and a guy came from australia. everywhere, germany, poland, it is an amazing thing how the world can really come together whenever it needs to. dan: he worked with a mostly spanish-speaking unit from peru and colombia. >> single file, staggered. extended line. dan: he did not want to go into the specifics of what he did. where you actually in the field in combat or were you doing training? >> we were doing a little bit of

both. dan: did you fire your what is your rifle. >> i do not want to talk about anything like that. dan: he said he help supply weapons and ammunition to ukrainian forces. now he has to head home to his wife and children while his unit goes to fight. >> the whole unit is going to be in the front next week. dan: you wish that you had stayed for that? >> absolutely. they are brothers for life. that is for sure. dan: he is set to land on monday. stephanie: if you want to help people in ukraine, we have put together a full list of verified groups and nonprofit sending donations and supplies to refugees on our website abc7news.com/takeaction. your full forecast is coming up. frances: we are showing you a live view from emeryville.

look at how clear and calm it is. plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures and i will let you know if it is going to be dry the next seven days. stephanie: soaring home prices and what housing experts say -- when experts say buyers might see some relief. it is all things dogs at one san francisco park. the festival to celebrate all dogs. ♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room, you have the power to make them feel right at home. ♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome.

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or insulin may cause low blood sugar. lower a1c and lower risk of a fatal heart attack? we're on it. we're on it. with jardiance. ask your doctor about jardiance. stephanie: hundreds of students march through san francisco for earth day. they are demanding climate justice for areas that have long been ignored. cornell barnard has the story. cornell: hundreds of people, mostly students took to the streets of san francisco on earth day demanding to be heard. sky 7 was overhead as the group marched from un plaza to the

tenderloin. the march and rally was organized by youth versus apocalypse, a group calling for environmental and climate justice for some of the bay area's most underserved communities. >> treasure island, a low income community of color have been suffering from radioactive contamination for years. cornell: they demand the cleanup of toxic waste dating back to the 1940's. >> we are asking for more -- remediation and justice to the overall area, for folks trying to build on top of soil that they already know is toxic. cornell: advocates were impressed that so many young people are getting involved. >> i am so proud and amazed that these kids showed up to show that they care about climate justice and all for bayview. cornell: the cleanup of hunters point is being done by the u.s. navy -- u.s. navy overseen by the epa.

activists want more oversight. >> we will keep on pushing the effort. cornell: there was dancing and sidewalk chalk murals and a temper flexion on planet earth. >> i am here today because it is earth day and i want to celebrate my home, the earth with the community that i love. cornell: in san francisco, cornell barnard. stephanie: dozens of young people turned out for an earth day event in san jose. the silicone valley brands -- branch of the sunrise movement led a march from city hall -- city hall to plaza day she was -- cesar chavez where they listen to speakers talk about how to -- how to tackle the climate crisis. we have a full library of abc 7 climatewatch coverage on our streaming app including eight lesser-known ways to conserve your family's water. find the app on roku, apple tv, amazon fire or amazon tv.

housing prices continue to soar in the bay area with some reporting double-digit percentage increases over the past couple months. tim johns spoke to housing experts about what is driving this bike and one home buyers might see some relief. tim: coming as a surprise to no one, housing prices in the bay area are becoming increasingly out of we -- out of reach for more and more people. a new report from cillo says that some local homeowners are paying as much as 20% more on their mortgages just since january. >> that is not surprising at all. tim: todd david is the executive director of the housing action coalition. the problem with our high housing costs comes from a multitude of factors. >> these are the ramifications of the policy choices that we have chosen. tim: california and the bay area has built too little housing for

about 50 years. it has gotten so bad that we alone now account for half of the entire housing shortage in the u.s.. those statistics can be seen on the ground says a realtor. >> i have been in situations where the successful offer is 300 to 500,000 over asking. tim: the hot housing market means that buyers are facing dozens of other people all interested in the same property. he warns those trying to purchase a new place to have patience. >> it could take anywhere of -- anywhere first three to six months before you are successful. tim: for those hoping for some reprieve david says do not hold your breath. in order to fix the problem several things need to be done with changing zoning laws, expediting approval processes and building more affordable housing at the top. without them, we will be stuck with these problems for years to come.

>> we are just going to keep seeing the cost of housing go up. tim: in san francisco, tim johns. stephanie: a man from big bear lake in southern california had a big problem to deal with. the video starts with him walking up to some dumpsters, he checks it out to see what might be lurking in the trash containers, and then the bear pops his head up and things quickly turn. as you can tell, he took off running thinking the bear was going after him. it turns out it was the animal who ran off after getting spotted by the human. and now to some less scary animals. the biggest dog event in san francisco returns today. dogfest is back from 11:00 until 4:00 filled with carnival stylee kids. there will be a dog show and contest where you can cheer on your favorite furry friends as they take their turn on the

catwalk to compete with beth -- for best tail and ears. it is a fundraiser for macon lee elementary school. if you want to take part in the competition it will cost $20. those of you anxious to get your pups outside frances is tracking the forecast. my dog was staring at me this morning saying when will you take me outside? frances: today will be a gorgeous day to take your dog out for a walk also tomorrow and the next couple of days. no rain in sight and in fact we will start off with live doppler 7 and show you how clear and quiet it is. great conditions for the start of the weekend that it is so clear that there is a frost advisory in mendocino county until 9:00 this morning where temperatures could drop as low as 23 degrees which could kill sensitive vegetation and that should expire in the next few hours. reduced visibility and fog through parts of the north bay. napa down to a fourth of a mile

visibility and santa rosa down to four miles. as we look out west towards the bay bridge, san francisco is currently 50 degrees and oakland is 46 as well as san jose and half moon bay at 52. they are over the downtown san francisco area as we look live from the exploratorium camera. temperatures are at 41 right now. napa with fog at 49 degrees. mid 40's through fairfield and concord and livermore. a live shot from emeryville looking west towards the bay bridge. we will deal with morning fog, but a sunny afternoon for everybody. the warming trend that starts today continues through monday and it will be dry all week next week, but we are seeing cooler weather midweek. highs enjoying the sunshine, very comfortable and above average. san jose, 72.

look for the lower peninsula to be in the upper 60's through menlo park and palo alto. at the beaches, upper 50's with a little bit of a sea breeze and some clouds. sunshine -- sunset at 60, but south san francisco, 64 degrees. comfortable in the north bay, low 70's. santa rosa 74 and then also in the east bay, upper 60's, bring your sunglasses, you will need them today. inland you will need the sunscreen. upper 70's in some spots like pittsburgh, brent world. -- brentwood, comfortable and mild. overnight temperatures drop into the 40's, not quite as cold with fog spreading into the bay. most temperatures in the mid to upper 40's with low 40's through parts of the north bay. here is a look at the seven day forecast. lots of sunshine.

tomorrow even spring warmth with clouds passing through, increasing clouds on monday but temperatures hold. sunday and monday will be the warmest days of the week so a good day to take your pup for a walk. and then we see a cooler sea breeze kick in midweek and then continue into the weekend before temperatures rebound by friday. stephanie: ada high for tomorrow? frances: for the inland areas. stephanie: thank you. an iconic hotel reopening in just a few days. the new name and the new for -- features that the gas will be able to enjoy.

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stephanie: a group at san jose state created a fun way for kids to learn about how to protect the environment and take positive steps towards conservation. dustin introduces us to the superhero test -- tasked with

helping people save the planet. dustin: every year we take one day to celebrate the beauty of our earth and think about the ways to protect it. the work happens every day for san jose state university client scientist. >> the research has shown that education is just as important as solar panels and electric vehicles and that supporting educational programs and our own youth and what they are learning is super impactful. dustin: earth day was founded in 1970. decades later a project born on campus is changing the way that students think about the environment. >> i realize that we cannot solve this alone through the science lens, and the artist created this character and story line and superhero and we create films and educational experiences for kids to help learn about the environment and what to do about it. dustin: green ninja turn into a

view -- a video series taught in 20 districts. each video has a lesson like energy-saving and food choices. >> a teacher can show this and then use these kind of materials to teach science and about the environment. dustin: the collaboration between educators, animators and scientists highlighting a bigger nation -- a bigger message. >> it shows that a small group of people can work together and then create change, and that is a goal. it is through the efforts of education and the research that we did here going into the schools and helping teachers bring this to their students. dustin: we only have one earth and the green ninja is bringing change to protected. -- protect it. stephanie: in the south bay the iconic fairmont hotel is set to open with a new name. after operating for more than 30 years as the fairmont, hilton

will take over the largest hotel. fairmont filed for bankruptcy and closed in march of last year. the owners brought insignia by hilton and remodeled the bar and lobby. it will also have a new gym, restaurant and outdoor pool concept. >> we will have direct access to the pool which will have access to the guestrooms as well. stephanie: more than 100 of the employees will be back on the job and they expect the opening will create a big economic used for the city. oakland's fire department has additional manpower to deal with large-scale disasters. 22 graduates of the fire department's community emergency response team were sworn in as disasters service worker volunteers. they are authorized to help at the scene of earthquakes, tornadoes and other major events. >> when the fire department and police department are overwhelmed we help with the

excess civilians, any small fires that we can put out definitely access that, we are mainly here as extra hands on the ground. stephanie: all of the graduates completed 24 hours of training since april 1 in order to or -- in order to earn their signet -- their certificates. a shooting in the nation's the investigation underway right now. terrifying close call, a big rig nearly misses hitting a school bus. how another driver is being credited for saving lives. [ paint rolling ] your happiest spring starts at lowe's. experience all the deals at springfest. lowe's. home to any budget. home to any possibility.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. stephanie: good morning, starting this half-hour with a look at the weather. we have some nice sunny skies. frances: sunny and warmer which

is what you can expect this weekend. here's a live look towards the financial district with temperatures mainly in the 40's with sunrise at 623. right skies and warmer weather for -- right skies and warmer weather. mid to upper 70's and a couple of spots. at the beaches, upper 60's. gorgeous to the weekend i will let you know how long this trend will continue. stephanie: investigators are trying to determine the motive for a shooting in the nation's capital, four people were injured. the gunmen died by suicide. christine sloan has the latest. riine: theer suspected of opening fire in a washington, d.c. neighborhood leaving four people hurt his dad. >> we believe that the suspect took his own life as mpd members were entering or reaching the

apartment where the suspect was located. christine: investigators did not identify the person friday night but said they found six guns including long guns, handguns, and ammunition. late friday they tweeted pictures of several of the weapons. >> people reared its ugly head in our community. christine: police identified raymond spencer as a person of interest in the case and said that they wanted to talk to him. friday night they said they were no longer looking for spencer as a person of interest. rapid gunfire abrupt in in this neighbor -- erupting in this neighborhood around 3:20. police warming the area surrounded by schools and government embassies as swat teams from building and building in search of an active shooter. this video shows police bringing an injured woman to safety. a child. people were seen running for

cover as neighbors were urged to shelter-in-place. schools going into lockdown. officers say they do not know what the shooter's motive was. stephanie: a terrifying close call, a truck driver in ohio narrowly missed hitting a school bus filled with children. [horn honking] the bus was stopped with its lights flashing and stop sign arm out as it was picking up kids earlier this week. this 80,000 pound tractor-trailer was going 45 miles an hour and was not able to stop when the driver started honking. a pickup truck on the others of the street backed up with just enough space for the trailer to maneuver around the bus and avoid hitting everyone. >> i had to do what i had to do to protect myself and the kids. it was one of those moments when

you realize things can happen in an instant. stephanie: the driver told police the brakes were out and he was able to stop a quarter of a mile down the road and the trailer is being inspected. they are the only growth -- group in the country still not eligible to receive a covid-19 vaccine but there is hope that the fda authorization for kids younger than five could come as soon as june. we spoke to a local clinic eagerly waiting. luz: the authorization for a covid-19 vaccine for children younger than five years old could be around the corner. for months, doctors at the golden gate pediatrics clinic in san francisco have been vaccinating children five and older, but now they are gearing up. 4000 other patients between four years old and six months. that is the age group that would qualify to get vaccinated. once the fda gives a green light. >> we will have our saturday

clinics which is what we have done so once word comes out we have our staff on notice to have some saturdays to help us out and we will start scheduling as soon as we can and as soon as we know in the vaccine will beyond. luz: for now the doctors are on standby. their two-year-old is the only one in their household on vaccinated. >> it is kind of the missing loop. we have an older son who is already been vaccinated and boosted and we are all vaccinated and boosted so he is the last piece of the puzzle. luz: according to a top biden administration official a vaccine for this age group could be authorized as early as june. dr. david lucile ng before they me onospitala is >> the fda is looking at two components, safety and efficacy. from a safety perspective the

data shows low risk over the general population and in terms of adding the vaccine and doses, and the second component of this is data relative to the efficacy, which shows a decrease in the incidents of hospitalization and severe illnesses. luz: for now this family is limiting any exposure. >> we have avoided this long and hopes that it come through in the near term, and june is not that far out. stephanie: happening today, the mission district health and welfare will be held at shotwell and 17. organizers will offer health support with covid-19 vaccinations, testing, hiv and blood pressure screenings and connections for mental health providers. affordable housing information and access to food pantries will be offered.

it runs from 10:00 2:00 p.m. walmart is holding its quarterly wellness day at all of its pharmacies. free health screenings including glucose, body mass index, and vision screenings, affordable immunizations will be offered including flu, ammonia, and tetanus. there will be no cost covid vaccines available. it runs from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. still ahead, we all love the breathtaking bay area views. a new place to enjoy them is opening. and here is a live look from our roof camera on top of our studios. warmth is on the way, frances will have your forecast.

stephanie: a colorful mural has been unveiled in richmond honoring juneteenth painted on

the 37th street overpass which has been renamed the juneteenth freedom underpass. it honors a new federal holiday that falls on june 19. it commemorates the end of slavery in the u.s.. in san francisco the newly renovated battery bluffs opens today. sitting on top the presidio parkway tunnels it covers six acres of open space including three overlooks with sweeping views of the golden gate, angel island, and alcatraz. there are 60,000 native and ornamental plants as well as the bluff's historic gun batteries which will open to visitors for the first time. >> we know that when we make spaces like this, waterfront spaces like this available and open to all people, it has a tremendous impact on our mental health, happiness, -- stephanie: the tunnel tops opens later this year. if you are a san francisco

resident or veteran you can visit the gardens of golden gate park for free including the conservatory of flowers and the japanese tea garden. the san francisco botanical garden is already free for residents and nonresidents has to pay. providing equal access to the gardens will enhance the health and well-being for all san franciscans. let us check at a look ahead for our weekend forecast. frances: a gorgeous one as we show you a live shot looking towards san francisco to downtown and the bay bridge where it is 50 degrees and it will warm up to 64 and a little bit above average. i will let you know how warm your neighborhood will be. stephanie: baseball's unwritten rules now have the nationals upset with the giants. this is how his team will play, and larry beil has the details coming up.

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or high blood potassium. stephanie: to celebrate earth

month, abc 7 partnered with national geographic. there is a new mural part of geo's -- nat geo's planet possible project. here a behind-the-scenes look at its creation. ♪ >> when i walk by it it brings me joy and makes me happy, and i just love the colors. >> the mural is really kid friendly, i like it, it is playful, i like the turtle it kind of looks like crash from disney. they crushed it. ♪ >> my name is alice lee, i am a muralist and illustrator based in the san francisco bay area and i am super excited to be painting this mural on this wall. ♪ so this is day one of this two

week mural project, and i am feeling a combination of super excited and a little tiny bit nervous, but at the same time i am super psyched, especially for a brand like national geographic and for a cause that is very aligned with what i personally am really passionate about as well. right now we are at the very beginning stages of the mural. it was recently primed so you see it is a blue-collar and i just added my doodle grid on top of it. that allows me to later on i will be able to superimpose a tracing of my mural on to it, and then i can use the doodle grid as reference points. nat geo asked us to take a look at some of their photographs and pick one that spoke to us and that we could be inspired from. this wonderful photograph of a sea turtle, i felt that would be fun to draw and picked on such a busy corridor.

two major themes in my artwork and mural work are taking inspiration from nature and my own heritage as a chinese-american. i felt like this mural project where i was tasked with creating an ocean themed mural was a perfect alignment. i've included asian influenced textile patterns in the background, which are -- which is just a little way to add in my personal voice. today is day five of painting the mural, and we are starting to fill in the shapes, adding color, and you can see that the turtle is starting to take shape. i am starting to refine and add color with the help of a wonderful team of friends. day nine, i am really super excited that we are almost there, almost at the finish line, one of the most rewarding things has been connecting with the community and seeing how neighbors are feeling about it.

it seems like a lot of people connect with the sea turtle or have a personal story about sea turtles. >> we are right up the street so we have been seeing the progress on a weekly basis and it is great. >> it is so exciting to be finished, we finished it in record time admist an unusual heat wave followed by a week of rain. i hope that this can bring a little bit of nature, blues and greens into this urban city environment and as drivers drive and bikers biked by or pedestrians walk by you can see the turtle swimming along with the current of the street as well. >> when you put something up like this especially someone beautiful and bright, it inspires the neighborhood around it to be better. and we all want to make the city better. >> it feel special to partner with national geographic and their goal with the campaign seems to be about raising awareness and helping to remind

people of the importance of your impact on the earth, and just to be a part of that is really special to me. stephanie: you can check out the mural and even color your very own, just go to abc 7 -- abc7news.com and print this image for a fun activity. not a bad day to get outside. we will check in with frances for a look at our forecast. frances: if you enjoy the sunshine a lot of folks will be out. live doppler satellite image shows clear and quiet conditions over the bay area. there is a frost advisory through parts of mendocino county for the next few hours until 9:00 where temperatures could drop as low as 33 degrees which could kill sensitive vegetation. amateurs have dropped where we are seeing fog develop and and reduced visibility it is down to half a mile in napa. elsewhere looking pretty good

except for a little bit of cloud cover. from the east bay hills it looks gorgeous across the bay into san francisco. temperatures mainly in the 40's and 50's. oakland, 46 and san jose as well. half moon bay 52. towards a financial area, santa rosa all in the low 40's. in fairfield, mid 40's. the view from emeryville looking out towards the bay bridge once again. here's what you need to know from the forecast. morning fog in the north bay and a sunny afternoon for everybody with temperatures warming up and this will continue through uan put the umbrellas away.y highs today a little bit above average for almost everyone. san jose, 72. gilroy 74. on the lower part of the

infinite -- lower part of peninsula, 70's. redwood city 71. at the beach is a little bit of cloud cover and temperatures in the upper 50's to near 60 degrees. downtown 64. in the north bay it is looking gorgeous for the wine country area. sonoma 74. napa 73. mid 70's through cloverdale and santa rosa. in the east bay, numbers hitting the upper 60's. 68 union city and 69 oakland. inland areas are the warmest spots to be in the mid to upper 70's. concord 76. brent blood reaching 78 degrees. overnight lows with cloud spelling in from the -- spill ing in from the shore to the bay. most temperatures in the upper 40's. low 40's through parts of the north bay or we could see fog

developing. he t fect for tomorrow. that is where we see low 80's through the inland areas like concord, antioch, and livermore which hold into monday and then things cool down on tuesday. here is the seven-day forecast, warmer weather today and plenty of sunshine this afternoon. the warmth builds and it feels like spring. sunday into monday temperatures hold and we will see increasing clouds ahead of this front that will not bring us any wet weather, but the sea breeze will increase and we will be cooler and breezier tuesday and cooling down into the thursday before temperatures come back up towards the end of the week. stephanie: we are always spoiled with the weather but especially today, not too hot or cold. frances: it will be perfect for the earth day, earth month festivities. stephanie: thank you. the a's set a date to retire

dave stewart's number. they will honor him on 9/11. 34 will be retired and fans will receive a reckless -- a replica jersey. he was a pitching ace in the late 1980's and early 90's. he will be the sixth player to have his jersey retired. in sports the giants are back in action looking for their second straight win in washington. alex wood is scheduled to start against the nationals. first pages that 10:05 -- pitch is that 10:05 and they will -- and the a's will try to bounce back against the the giants used a big inning to beat the nationals. here is larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. larry: the giants opened a series in the nation's capital scoring seven runs in the second

inning and the nationals were not happy about that. they were less happy about what happened late in the game. the giants ndc -- in d.c. this weekend. justin slater, a free run blast that was really needed it -- hand he really needed it. the giants up 4-0. brandon crawford, his second double of the inning. everybody scores and they racked up seven in the second. now to controversy. to down on the ninth. the ball drops, he keeps going. he is going to score and he is out by a mile but they think that they are trying to run up the score, what are you doing, do you not know the unwritten rules of this game? gabe does not care. a's and rangers, let us bash. second inning, nathaniel low is bash, two run.

adam gave up two runs. rangers take the lead and marcus had a sac fly in the middle of that. san mateo's mickey mcdonald, a nice catch. he made his major-league debut in wednesday. they are down 5-0. a fair ball/scoring sean murphy. that is all they have, the rangers win 8-1. warriors go for a sweep thanks to andrew wiggins. he had a huge three late in the fourth quarter and then the warriors down one, and wigs racing and for the office. the result was the spectacular jordan drive, that has been on every highlight show a million times. wigs scored only nine points. >> scoring is not something that i worry about, i can do that when they need me to do it, but

right now i am out here, trying to rebound, trying to defend and do everything i can to help this team win. larry: warriors and nuggets, they are going for the sweep sunday afternoon at 12:30 p.m. after the game with all of the highlights and postgame interviews. nba playoffs game suns versus pelicans. close down the stretch, chris gets to his spot every single time and he has been doing this for 100 years to score eight straight points. 17 and the fourth finishing with 28 points, 14 assists. that guy is very happy. suns, 1-14 --- 114-111. that is a wrap on morning sports. stephanie: thank you. the earth day festival returns to san francisco. where thousands of people are expected to learn more about how to protect our planet. children in ukraine urgently need our help.

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