announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: a plane goes down killing two people. investigators now trying to determine the cause of the crash. good morning. thank you for joining us. i am liz kreutz. we are going to have the latest on the crash in a moment, but let's start with a click -- a quick look at the mother's day forecast. lisa: we have a cooling trend underway. the wind will pick up. look at the view. you can see the unusual looking clouds due to the colder air. 58 in oakland. san jose is 59. 60 in santa clara. hayes from mount tam where the

wind is over 25 miles per hour dream -- per hour. wind is gusting to 2220 five miles power from hayward, san mateo, and san francisco -- when is gusting to the 20 to 25 miles power from hayward, san mateo, and san francisco. liz: a police officer being accused of performing a lewd sex act inside the home during a call. the chief is promising reforms. >> disturbing new details about a san jose police office accused of masturbating inside of a family home while in duty. on friday we spoke with retired superior court judge cordell who, for five years, deserved as

-- served as independent auditor for san jose. >> i do not believe the police department is rife with officers who are engaging in misconduct. the problem is when officers engage in misconduct the dross -- that draws so much public attention it takes the department. amanda: alleged misconduct keeping them under the microscope. only three days prior as g pd -- as jp d says another officer was investigated, suspected of being drunk during an investigation for a kidnapped child. they want to make changes to the disciplinary process, including better transparency and he believes termination is the only option. when asked about the allegation of a masturbation, he told abc news in part, if true, any conduct similar to what has been alleged will result in termination as quickly as the system allows me to do so. it will also include criminal

prosecution and decertification as a police officer. >> that is they could no longer be in law enforcement. they could not hop over from the san jose police department to another police department. amanda: judge cordell calling the reforms appropriate. >> the chief has now said -- he set the bar high and said there will be transparency, as much as the law will allow. amanda: also throwing support behind the city and department's push for universal drug and alcohol testing for all officers. >> we know the community deserves better. our men and women deserve better. amanda: sean prichard with the san jose police officers association echoing if the allegations of sexual misconduct are proven to be true, then the officer has no place in law enforcement. he says the recent allegations are not reflective of the men and women he believes serve every day with honor and integrity. there is also an investigation into the death of officer packer who died of an fentanyl overdose while of duty.

-- while off duty. >> these are isolated incidents, although they have happened in a short time. amanda: i am amanda del castillo , abc7 news. liz: two people are dead after a helicopter crashed yesterday as the area was limited with fog. the crash happened on a back country ridge. this happened in the golden gate national recreation center. there were no survivors. investigators have identified the victims but are not releasing the names. abc 7 reporter ryan curry explains investigators will be trying out what is going wrong. ryan: up on a hillside in the middle of dense fog is where a single engine plane crashed friday afternoon. two people on board died and an emergency beacon was activated. search and rescue crews from the national park and sheriff's

office strapped on gear and headed up the hill to investigate. only for small periods of the day were we able to see the crash as the fog was thick. >> there is hardly a day that goes by or a week that goes by we do not find some fog, either on the coast or inland. coast o. ryan: carl spent over 40 years flying. he said it is rare to see crashes like this happen. that is why he wants to wait and see what caused it. he is curious that the fog played a factor. carl a car can pull over and : stop. an airplane and fog, they have a big problem. ryan: the agencies investigating have not said if any of the systems now functioned. he says crashes like this are unfortunate because the planes are usually equipped with good technology and pilots undergo significant training. carl: the problem is getting over the startling effect, which can last three to five seconds and in some people 10 seconds. in 10 seconds, you can go a long

way. ryan: in that time, he says pilots had the chance to radio for help which is why he is curious to see if the plane had trouble with navigation or communications systems. investigators will continue to investigate throughout the week. ryan curry, abc7 news. liz: we sent this push alert on the news app when this first broke. if you want breaking news alerts like this in the future, you can download the app. it has been just days since a draft of the u.s. supreme court opinion leaked saying the justices are poised to overturn roe v. wade. the attorney general spoke out against that decision. >> hell no to going backward. hell no to reversing 50 years of settled law. hell no to stripping women of their right to reproductive freedom. liz: governor newsom and legislative leaders have already said they will seek voter approval to make abortions a constitutional right in california. abortion rights activists

calling for demonstrators on mother's day to protest the leaked opinion that would strike down roe v. wade. several groups have called for outside action or action outside churches across the country. in san jose, a protest is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. outside city hall and in berkeley, a procession is set to start at the intersection of alston and mlk way at 2:00. >> the vast majority of americans believe in the right to reproductive justice, which includes abortion rights. the vast majority of catholics also believe that. the vast majority of catholic women practice birth control. liz: the berkeley group does not plan to disrupt church services. speaking of the covid pandemic, the latest cdc map showing an increase in cases in some bay area counties. however, hospitalizations remain low. masks are going back on for san jose city workers for the next two weeks. san jose spotlight says the

decision was based on county data out of an abundance of caution. president biden tested negative for covid after attending last saturday's white house correspondent dinner. he was seated next to george cheeks who tested positive yesterday. the biden administration says it is preparing for as many as 100 million americans to get infected with covid this fall and winter if congress does not approve new funding for vaccines and tests. the fda is limiting who should get the johnson & johnson vaccine who has been linked to rare blood clots. that is something we asked dr. about. >> we need to understand when you look at the fact that 18 million americans got the shot it is pretty rare. , it is one or two per million. even with the new recommendation it is that people should go get one of the mrna vaccines. if anyone got the j&j shot, they should not worry. liz: also, california released new data this week showing more than 22,000 new cases reported

since tuesday. another setback for the san francisco unified school district. a top administrator is leaving heading to berkeley to be the superintendent. she was considered a rising star serving as deputy superintendent , for instruction. she is now the latest high profile official to leave. but the district says turnover rates among teachers has remained the same. >> we have not yet seen an uptick in departures, and separations through retirements and resignations. we are watching carefully because we are also in the process of a layoff. liz: the district, like many others in the bay area, is seeing declining enrollment and dealing with a $125 million deficit for next year. happening today, san francisco's recreation and parks department hosting a free community event to celebrate golden gates mlk

drive becoming car free. they will close from staining street and they will officially sign this during a ceremony and the community event will be held at golden gate park on jfk drive near sixth and of fulton. it is going to be a touch cold today. lisa: the wind is already beginning to build. your is a gorgeous view from santa cruz, where the wind will be over 30 miles per hour. add to that below average temperatures and a son, today is the better day of the weekend. i will explain, coming up. liz: the nationwide manhunt on the way for an inmate and a corrections officer believed to be on the run together. the new clue on the case. coldplay is going green. their efforts to reduce carbon emissions and how fans can participate when the group comes

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liz: now to the urgent search for the capital murder suspect

and corrections officer who went missing. abc news reporter ellen lopez has the latest. ellen: official say they are back to square one in the search for accused murderer casey white and corrections officer vicki white, after finding their getaway car. >> they did attempt to try to paint it a little. ellen: they have been searching for this suv for days when they were alerted tennessee police found it hours after the escape last friday but it took a week for them to realize it was tied to this case. the car found abandoned in the woods off of a tennessee country road, seemingly spray-painted. it was towed to an impound lot. >> did they steal another car, hitch a ride with someone, we don't know. ellen: they believe the two whites are not related or on the run flush with cass after she

took $90,000 from her bank accounts. bulletins out for pictures of the 6'9" inmate showing distinctive tattoos and what like a confederate flag. the marshal service received -- releasing these photos if she might die her hair. >> a jailhouse romance or something. ellen: now sharing this message. >> you know we are going to find you. hopefully we find you safe. if you feel safe, get out while you can and turn yourself into local authorities wherever you at. ellen: they believe the car was ditched due to mechanical problems they have no idea where the two may be authorities are offering $25,000 for any information leading to their arrest. ellen lopez, abc news, florence, alabama. liz: a judge has torn out donald

trump's lawsuit against twitter and jack dorsey. he sued last year after twitter banned him for life. the former president argued the company violated his right to free speech but judge james donato noted twitter is a private company and is not bound by the first amendment. in spite of the lawsuit, trump said he would not return to twitter even if he could. may is mental health month. art reporter explain how prominent figures are coming together to break the stigma of mental health. >> young or old, rich or poor, everybody faces struggles in regards to mental health and over the past few years we have been through a lot, especially kidsmen. tal it has feeling helpless at times. >> it had already been escalating with social media but the combination the pandemic has

made this a lethal culmination. >> watching your kids go through any difficulties are hard. our job as parents is to keep our kids safe and fed and loved. >> and sometimes the best way to love someone struggling mentally is awareness. every year experts use may to show the life-saving message that is ok not to be ok. >> is with anxiety or mood or attentional disorders do get better with treatment. we know from the research that commonly there's so much stigma that adults may take years from the time they know is something going on with their child to the time when they seek health -- help. >> they are trying to end this stigma. >> hi,. >> i am peek and i am proud to giant -- join the child mine institute for their dare to share campaign. >> everyday is a video is shown

highlighting their own connection to mental health. awareness is not just about knowledge, it is about inspiring change. >> it does get better in their rv to for you and beautiful people waiting to -- it does get better and there are beautiful people waiting to help you. >> what can i do to check in with them and asked them if i can help them find the help they need. >> if we do that we can all make our community a better place. we have a link to the videos. liz: california energy officials warning the state may be at risk for blackouts this summer. they predict california will likely be short 1700 megawatts on the hottest days. that would be enough to power 1.3 million homes. the biggest challenge is going to be after sunset when solar production drops. officials are ordering utilities to buy batteries to soak up

solar energy during the day. they say the extreme weather driven by climate change is putting more stress on the energy grid. helping the environment is a key to building the better bay area and british rock band coldplay is helping. the band created an app to get fans to think about their carbon footprint, how they travel to and from their concert next weekend. the band is offering a discount to fans reducing their footprint by taking public transport to levi's stadium. the app contains a carbon calculator. coldplay says it will plant one tree for each ticket sold. bta is planning for a spike in ridership. >> there is a station in front of levi's stadium that they can get off, go to the concert, get on, go back home. it is $2.50 one way. it is cheap, easy and sustainable. liz: the app has been downloaded over 10,000 times on google play.

happening today, the bay area's creative community will be on full display and downtown san francisco. the festival kicks off at 1:00. -- human congo will perform. let's get a check of the forecast. i don't know about you, but i noticed it was hot and cold, hot and cold yesterday. lisa: if you are in a win sheltered area, that made the sun feel strong and we have had so much wind, and a cooling trend will take us through the weekend, the beginning of the work week and we add shower chances. looking at live doppler seven, the last couple frames of this loop, you can see it cloud cover offshore, an indication of colder air headed our way. emeryville looks bright but whitecaps out there, it is going

to be gusty. 54 in san francisco, winds already building. santa clara, 16 with when around haywood and the east bay. 60, 61 by the delta. fog out there and the wind has steadily increased throughout the morning, anywhere from 20 to 24 miles per hour from hayward to the airport. we could even see an airport warning later today and tomorrow as the wind continues to kick up . cloud cover making for partly sunny conditions, cool, 45 degrees cooler -- for -- 4 to 5 degrees cooler. coverage will not be great but the chance for rain continues into monday and tuesday. here is a look at today, where we are cloud free. 8:00 tomorrow, showers and cold

air moving to the north bay. the best chance, sliding through the bay area by 10:30 and his body, isolated showers for the day possible, probably not likely, but with colder air in place we could see some snowflakes around mount st. helena around 3000 feet. the coldest part of the system arriving mondayprofile, 30 to 4r where the gusty us areas but 20 miles per hour for the entire bag. for sunday afternoon, faster winds out there. the wind -- temperatures coming down at least 2 to 9 degrees. a couple one hundredths expected tomorrow. to the mountains, 4 to 5.

tomorrow, colder than today. it continues for monday. adding in the chances for rain the next couple of days, highs today in the low 60's at the coast. mid-60's over in oakland and fremont. our level 1 system tomorrow for mother's day continues, perhaps a thunderstorm on monday. we will look at temperatures on friday to where they should be. it is going to be a cool week. liz: just ahead, business is rists this mother's day. we had to the california flower mall crunched with custome

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economy, something desperately needed. >> to our leisure travelers, we want you to know we are open to business and we want you back. >> that is the message from bay area organizations. with more tools at our disposal to be covid infections, the number of people traveling is been going up around the country. nationwide, they expect leisure travel to be back where it was in 2019, but in the west coast and especially the bay area say we are lagging behind with fewer people coming to the bay area and that means fewer jobs, especially in hospitality. >> today and san jose we need to replace warned -- 14,000 jobs lusting the pandemic. >> the hotel and lodging -- lost during the pandemic. >> the hotel and lodging association working together to strategize to get more people to come back to not just leisure

trouble but business travel. >> we commissioned a study from san diego state university that talked specifically about that, businesses doing face-to-face meetings, sending the sales force out, they are going to do better in the long run. >> what will it take to reignite travel, the association says in large part it will come now to messaging. >> it would be nice for the legislature and local governments and tax incentives. marketing is critical. if you are back open, you need to know that and they will plan to come to your location. liz: mother's day is tomorrow, and people are rushing to the california flower mall in downtown los angeles. people throughout the state traveled overnight to beat the crowds. consumers noticed something different, prices have increased since valentine's day. >> inflation, you cannot avoid it. logistics, labor, supply disruptions, the cost of products is more expensive.

it trickles into the price of the product. liz: flowers are flown in on jets from central and south america to arrive ahead of mother's day. florists were saying that even with the price increases the california flower mall is one of the cheapest places to buy flowers. still to come, renters protected from eviction and now it has led landlords to sue alameda county. plus, sexual harassment, tally asian, and a vote of no-confidence

annoucer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: let's start with a look at the forecast. lisa: it from our tower camera. with all of that sunshine, you would expect numbers to be warmer than they are.

in the 50's. 60 in mountain view. a few clouds floating around mount tam. it will be very slow to warm because we have the cooler air and a tight pressure gradient. even concord, it is breezy. the winds blew faster and temperatures warm slower. we do have a bright skies but warming will be curbed into the 60's and maybe 70's towards the yellows. it is blustery, only in the 50's at the coast. we will add colder temperatures for tomorrow. liz: not one of our top stories, a frustration of landlords has led to a lawsuit. multiple small property owners suing alameda county, they say the moratorium infringes on their constitutional rights and violates state law.

luz pena reports. luz: they told us there tenant hadn't paid them into years owing that $100,000 in rent. >> we are forced to give a criminal in our home. luz: now they along with four other property owners are suing alameda county. >> there are people who have taken undue advantage of the situation. the city is not or the county is not willing to ease the moratorium. luz: she wants to hold the county accountable not just for her case but all the other small property owners who contacted them after the story aired, any saying they feel trapped by the county. >> after my story was aired on

abc7news by you, there are many landlords who got in touch with me saying that it is a one-sided law and have prolonged it for two years. when the county has no money to pay the landlords, should not expect landlords to pay with their families. luz: the lawsuit was filed in federal court, challenging their covid moratorium as a legal. >> it is slated to stay in effect as long as there is a public health emergency in the county here and we have no idea when that declaration might come to an end. even if that moratorium outlives that, it stays for 60 days after that. luz: the lawsuit is seeking for the county to pay the backed up rent and change the moratorium. >> could feel that the totals of unpaid rent due to these five owners to date, it is a little

over $200,000. that is just a starting point. luz: the board of supervisors can revisit and some members refused to speak on camera and others didn't respond. she hopes now they listen. >> they were not replying to me but now they will have to. liz: the county has 21 days to respond and there is a possibility that more landlords can be added to this lawsuit. as a bloody battles continue to unfold in ukraine, president biden is bending -- sending another $150 million of equipment. early this week, the new york times reported about a classified u.s. effort to provide real-time battlefield intelligence that help ukraine kill several russian generals. spokesperson says the u.s. does not provide intelligence on

russian generals. >> we provide them what we believed to be relevant and timely information about russian units that allow them to adjust and execute their self-defense. liz: first lady jill biden thanked u.s. troops in romania for serving as a check against russian grass and -- russian aggression. if you want to help the people in ukraine, we have put together a full list of verified groups and nonprofits sending donations and supplies. it is on our website. the death toll from a hotel explosion in havana, cuba continues to rise 22 people were killed and 64 others were injured. a pregnant woman and child are among the dead here the explosion happened when iraq was supplying the hotel with liquefied gas. the gas blew out several floors of the building. there were no tourists in the

hotel since it was being prepared for reopening. it has posted foreign dignitaries and celebrities. education is part of our efforts to build a better bay area. teachers at sonoma state have begun taking a no-confidence vote against a university president. art reporter told you the vote involves a sexual harassment and retaliation scandal involving her husband. >> it has been a big story on campus. >> a scandal making headlines at sonoma state university. >> i definitely feel like she could have handled things a little better. >> what is your take on this? >> it is a big distraction p she should have resigned. >> she is seen -- it is a big distraction. she should have resigned. >> she is seen here. a settlement was paid after she faced retaliation after she

faced sexual harassment by her husband. how will you vote? >> i haven't decided yet. >> hunters of faculty members began voting friday on a resolution declaring no-confidence in her leadership. >> i am very uncomfortable with ousting a woman because of something her husband did but there is a lot more going on. >> it is embarrassing. do i want to spend my time doing this, no. >> faculty chairwoman set her handling of her husbands harassment claims are only part of the issue. declining enrollment and budget deficits are looming and some say it is too soon to call for her resignation. >> i don't think her going is going to make rings better. in terms of what is best the institution, i think the last thing we need is change. >> she needs to do what she needs to do and we as faculty need to do and vote what is best

for our university. >> scandal has been a major scandal with graduation only weeks away. >> definitely is a distraction, especially with graduation coming up. everybody is sticking about the scandal, whereas people should be happy about graduating. >> she declined are offered for an interview and in the past she and her husband so they have done nothing wrong. liz: still ahead, honoring buster posey, celebrating the three-time world series champ. how fans can thank buster while helping thousands of kids. it is a live look outside this morning. we will check in

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with the police on my cases. now home and car break-ins are on the rise because repeat offenders know they can get away with it. chesa boudin is failing to do his job. there's a better way to keep san francisco safe. recall chesa boudin now. liz: it is buster posey day. ants will honor an all-time

great and show appreciation for his career that brought three world series championships. fans are asked to arrive in their seats by 3:15 for thef bus hosting the junior giants glove drive. fans who donate $28 will help support 28,000 junior giants who don't have their own baseball glove. donors will receive a commemorative posy pen for his support of the program over the years. traffic getting into san francisco today could be more challenging than usual. the giants are playing at oracle park and then the warriors took off memphis at chase center for game three of their playoff series. fans advised to arrive early and take public consultation. if you are not going you can watch it here only on abc sevg . lisa: it is certainly going to be cool. a live look outside at santa

cruz, where it is in the upper 50's are going to 67 today but the winds out of the north gusting to 35 miles power here. our coastline, not even getting out of the 50's. we will talk about a cooler sunday and unsettled week ahead. liz: also next, a giant debut. why a relievers major league debut was such a big deal. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected

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liz: here is a live look at the golden gate ridge. let's talk sports, but the giants and and will try to snap the long losing streaks today are the of what it's have lost seven games in a row. oakland takes on the minnesota twins at target field at 11:10 this mornings. th mornings. the giants who have lost five straight will face the cardinals on buster posey day paired first

pitch is that 4:15 at -- posy day. first pitch is at 4:15 at oracle park. if you are not going to chase center, you can watnter, you cae only here on abc seven. our coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. here is our sports anchor chris alvarez with a previchris: good. so far, so good for the warriors. they are 3-0 at chase center. they take on the grizzlies later this afternoon on abc seven. see draymond green's i still swollen after taking an elbow -- eye still swollen after taking an inadvertent elbow. with gary payton the second out for the rest of the series with an elbow series, -- oval injury, emotions are high. >>'s summit he smoke, you want to have smoke or you lose.

death if your emotions get the best view, they should. your emotions should get the best of you. chris: abc 7 is the place to be. coverage begins at 5:00. chris paul's 37th birthday on friday, sons trying for a-zero on dallas. luka doncic follows his own miss and look at him grab the miss. dallas up seven at the half he scored 26 and missed a triple double by one assist. the mavericks went 104-93. baseball, giants and cardinals come of the 91st birthday for willie mays on friday. naji harris in the stands, 2-0 game. a two run single and we are tied. making his major league debut, one of the tallest players in mlb history, perfect strikeouts

here to wife clapping and st. louis took the lead. luis and south grounds out with the double play to end it, cardinals win 3-2. a's super fan making a trip to minnesota open seat oakland snap the slide. a little dribbler, josé maranda makes the play. next batter, a chance, former a gets the strike out to end it. twins win 2-1. oakland has lost seven straight that is look at your force cast dashers forecast for saturday. liz: let's get a check -- forecast for saturday. lisa: if you look at live

doppler 7, you see the activity in northern california. this is a little rain but the cold air behind it will offer the unstable air not only today but for the next several days, a series of systems will reinforce the cool air and wind are check out the clouds. obesity clouds of development, that means we have cold air in place and chillier air for the end of the weekend. 54 in san francisco. 59 in santa clara. san jose, some son but also cloud cover and the wind is beginning to pick up on the peninsula and south bay. upper 50's in petaluma and napa with 60 over in concord. it has been breezy. cooler than yesterday. this will get greater, the thafrnnt fro20er pen.

airport, wind gusting over 30 miles per hour likely paired our forecast highlights partly sunny and cool to start out. when he throughout the afternoon. we will keep that theme going for sunday, mother's day, but add in showers. coverage will not be great but we will have several opportunities as weak the systems continue to traverse northern california in the days ahead. here comes the unsettled weather for your sunday. you see even pink indicating the possibility of freezing precipitation as we get down through southern marin, maybe a light shower and it falls apart but chances for isolated showers and then into the overnight hours, it is mainly clear but here comes the wind. this is the day today where it will build through the afternoon it we get gusty winds at the coast it over into the east bay,

over 25 miles per hour and then breezy overnight. the wind gets stronger as we see the system move through and the cold air will be reinforced for sunday. precipitation totals will be light but we could see a couple hundredths wetting the roadways and it may be slippery throughout the afternoon. it is mountain snow and gusty winds, maybe five inches. then check out how we put this together here this is the tomorrow, rain and snow, and another weak system into monday of colder air into tuesday. wednesday, still unstable in the mountains. there is another system for thursday but we think the ridge will build behind it. we are talking about cooler air, wind and the possibility of sprinkles. a cool day tomorrow into monday. very little change, to rise.

we will count on the jacket weather for the week ahead. wendy conditions. a level 1 system tomorrow and cool throughout the week. it is not going to warm up until the end of the week. liz: the season of american idol is down to the top seven and the three judges who have an with them every step of the way have had some things to say. is george with more. >> they have survive, i wouldn't want to go through this. this is like having the bee gees on stage and james brown comes on before you. give me a break. george: the judges have watched as it went from thousands of hopefuls to hundreds and out seven. judge katy perry hospice favor

from last week, nick alina and hunter girl. katie: i think hunter girl as well as nick alina. ♪ >> i felt like hunter girl from day one has been radio gold. her voice is perfect for the radio and the beauty of know what is the innocence of noah. -- the beauty of noah is innocence of noah. he is so endearing and intriguing. ♪ >> it is hard to believe for me over all of this, top seven. i was amazed when i made it to the top 24, so this has been a ride already and i just love everybody. >> it is like we got dropped off at summer camp and i am having a great time.

i never from people so much like me in the sense of with music and loving it so much and chasing after that dream. >> there is cool stuff coming for the next round. i am excited for it. george: each singer performs twice on sunday and will take on viral hits made popular by tiktok and since sunday is mother's day, they will have a son dedicated to their mothers or mug -- mother figures in their lives. two of the top seven will go home. liz: you can watch the top seven contestants perform tomorrow right here on abc seven. tune in at 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. next, congresswoman jackie spear will hold the annual event to inspire hundreds of young girls to follow their dreams. the special guest she will have as she holds it for t

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liz: congressman jackie spirit will hold her final event for young girls to pursue -- jackie spear will hold her final event for young girls to pursue their dreams. she announced last year she will not run for reelection this fall after serving in congress since 2008. let's get a final check of the forecast. lisa: it looks bright out there. we will show you the double-digit wind anywhere from 20 to 26 miles per hour. wind gusts continue throughout the day. upper 50's in half moon bay 64 in richmond erie it gets cooler for your sunday -- richmond. it gets cooler for your sunday. there may be a thunderstorm on monday. cool tuesday and wednesday. we turn things around with milder readings.

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