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gallon. san jose gas is now up to -- now. marin county, where people waited in long lines for the best deal. reporter: prices at the pump keep going up and up. according to aaa the bay area has the highest average prices in the country. >> it is frustrating but it is what you get in california. it is not much i can do. reporter: in marin county, two gas stations next to each other have prices over six dollars. both only saw a handful of customers. it is because the station down the road had prices much cheaper. so many cars here filling up with what they say is the cheapest gas in the area. >> i have seen a backup really far before and it is always shocking. reporter: especially when you

see it's line stretching nearly all the way into the freeway off ramp. it is full of drivers doing what they can to save as much as possible. >> usually there is more people over here, but i don't know. we will see. reporter: this particular >> station has prices at -- arco -- arco station has prices at over five dollars. >> i would do it nine times out of 10. dion: those gas rebate checks that governor newsom promised to californians may be delayed until the fall. he expects the process to take until october. democrats in the legislature must determine if people are

still eligible for the money or only people from certain income levels. they will receive $400 per household to offset the price of gas. with inflation continuing to climb, president biden thence to address the issue on tuesday. as expected to address the remarks on the growing criticism of his policies. the white house says his top priority will be on lowering costs for working families. gusty winds this afternoon caused a treat, -- treat of fall on top of a car in san francisco. this happened in the castro district. the street was closed as crews removed that tree. there are no reports of injuries. it is snow that is creating headaches for folks in the sierra nevada. it may be made but it certainly

seems like winter. that hanging around as you see on the snapshot of i-80. driving conditions are hazardous. even some of the caltrans traffic cameras are frosted over as well. along 80, chain restrictions are in effect between i and truckee in both restriction -- ayanna and truckee in both directions. it feels like winter. spencer: it may be. here is a look at what is going on right now in the sierra. i winter weather advisory just expired but it is still snowing over much of the sierra. we have got up to 10 inches expected in the higher peaks. in the bay area we have isolated pockets of light rain and showers, mainly in the north bay right now.

some of it moving down into northern sonoma county. it is clear over most of the bay area right now but the weather is still active. you can see that going into midday tomorrow and there is still chance of isolated showers moving through the area, although most locations will not see wet weather tomorrow. overnight it will be chilly. i will have you -- and give you a look at the complete accuweather forecast in a few minutes. dion: spencer, thanks. you can track the weather conditions where you live anytime. you can find it on the abc 7 bay area news app. new at 11:00, what was supposed to be the most profitable weekend of the year for a sonoma county florist has turned. into a huge financial hit. . overnight two men are seen on security cameras cleaning out a flower farm stand in petaluma

longing to be side farm. you can see flowers and bouquets are hustled away in 20 seconds. the unstaffed stand runs on the honor system. you buy online and stop by to pick up. the owner says those two walked off with more than 200 dollars of flowers and is upset. it has been a difficult mother's day for a mom who lost her son to a fentanyl overdose two weeks ago. tonight she is warning parents that this drug is in your neighborhood as well and you do need to be aware. j.r. stone has the story you will see only on seven. >> talk to each other for a minute and he taps me on the head, and i go lay down. j.r.: that was the last conversation brenda steed ever

had with her son, ross, who was only 37 credits away from graduating his high school. a youngster with a love for music. renda didn't know it at the time of that good night, but kate had taken pills with his girlfriend. brenda would later find out the pills were laced with fentanyl. >> i got woken up by my husband screaming at me to call 911. you can see directly down the hallway, my son was on the floor in the bedroom. j.r.: he was rushed to the hospital and placed in the icu. some of his organs recovered but his brains did not. >> at that point was when they checked his pupils and --

j.r.: brenda was at a loss of words when we spoke to her sunday night. >>'s pupils looked like they were blown so that is when he went to the next step of -- >> sorry. he went on -- i'm sorry -- to the next step of -- at that point it was pretty bad. >> in the beginning we knew that it was bad, but he was a healthy 18-year-old boy. he didn't do drugs. j.r.: a week after arriving at the hospital, caton was pronounced dead. >> the hardest part of it as watching your baby brother die. j.r.: 100 and 5% increase in

fentanyl deaths from 2018. brenda's message to parents is clear. these pills laced with fentanyl can kill and they are in every community out there. >> talk to their children. let them know that if it is not prescribed from a doctor, if it is not given from apparent or a person at school, do not take anything that they do not know what it is. j.r.: j.r. stone, abc 7 news. dion: his family tells us he was an organ donor and his death did end up saving a life. both the kidney and the liver went to a woman who needed both. moving onto the developments in the plane crash that killed two people in marin. this is just west of the golden gate bridge.

it will be examined by the ntsb's investigators to figure out why the plane went down. road closures in the area are now lifted. just at high schools in sacramento -- parent of a student there. venetia has required -- because of a pipeline break at a treatment plant. residents are being told to cut back on use by 30%. this requirement could be in place for days to come. this means no outdoor water use like watering lawns. repairs will begin once they figure out where the pipeline broke. still ahead on abc 7 news, a special mother's day. kids fighting cancer and for their moms. the event spreading spirals -- smiles. and allergy sufferers, you're not imagining it.

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celebrated in style across the bay. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard takes us to mother's day lunch. >> i love this. reporter: marie tiaha and her partner say they didn't realize a mother's day could be so amazing after a year of experiencing homelessness. them and other homeless moms were guests of honor at san francisco's le colonial restaurant. >> sometimes you don't have opportunity, you don't have

access to a place to eat. we cannot be thankful enough. cornell: kids made mother's day cards. each was message of love. these are residents of compass family services, transitional housing and transitional program. >> everybody wakes up in the morning and they want to do the best for their kid. >> happy mother's day. cornell: kassie rhoades couldn't be with her daughter but they chatted on facetime. she got a photo in the photo booth remember this mother's day. >> i never thought i would get to do something like this. cornell: making moms feel pampered is why executive chef geoffery deetz was all in. >> we all have to pitch in in a

positive way instead of criticizing the city and looking down on people who are less fortunate. just do something nice. cornell: the best part of this day, a chance to relax and be a family. >> i think it is beautiful. >> happy mother's day. cornell: in san francisco, cornell barnard. dion: such a special mother's day, albeit a cold one. spencer: here's a look at what is going on with the good feelings. a look at live doppler 7. it is dry over most of the bay area right now but the weather is still unsettled that there are some pockets of isolated showers. mainly right now in the north bay. this is down to northern sonoma county, some pockets of showers moving on. there may be showers as in other

locations overnight and it is still pretty gusty. the winds have calmed down a bit in most of the bay area. starting at midnight you can see the winds are starting to relax a bit during the overnight hours but they will power up again and intensified tomorrow afternoon so it will be another gusty afternoon tomorrow. tomorrow, the temperature change. it is seven degrees cooler than it was last night. it feels quite a bit chilly out there. here's a look over central towner. mountain view, 51 and san jose has 48. the view from east bay, that is breezy. a few. clouds in the sky. . the warm spot in concord at 50. a live view from our rooftop camera, looking breezy across the embarcadero.

isolated showers are still possible through tuesday although they will not be widespread and we are not talking about wet weather for much of the bay area. , and milder weather will develop for the rest of the week. cold air up to the north and the bay area but in higher elevations, some of this precipitation could take the frozen form of snow. most of the area will be dry throughout the day tomorrow. a good chance of isolated, light sprinkles across the bay area going into tomorrow night and tuesday morning. after that, we start to dry out. overnight lows will mainly be in the upper 30's in the north bay and the mid 40's over the remainder of the bay area. highs tomorrow, 16 around the bay shoreline. in our inland valleys, here's the accuweather 7 day forecast. as you can see, the next two days will be chillier than

average for this time of year. high temperatures only in the low 60's for the bay, mid-60's inland, low to mid 60's on the coast. temperature is getting closer to the average for this time of year on wednesday and thursday. then a major warm up begins for this weekend with inland highs in the mid-90's, low to mid 80's on the bay shoreline, and mid-60's on the coast. we start to feel like what this time of year it should be expected to feel like. dion: you never know. spencer: one thing that lasts is uncertainty. dion: spencer, thanks. we will be right back. >> join abc 7 for the professional annual business women's conference.

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held an event for children battling cancer. it is known as the annual courageous kids event families were invited for a day. people indulged in arts and crafts along with obstacle courses and lots of activities. for some families, this is their first outing after their child has received cancer treatment. >> we do it for the kids. dion: today's outing allows children and others to see the fight against cancer. this marks the event's 33rd anniversary. bay area baseball teams in event this sunday and the worriers are back at it again tomorrow. chris alvarez joins us with a look at sports. chris: we have mother's day baseball and an off day in the warriors grizzly series. why memphis isn't back

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series lead over the grizzlies hating into the game tomorrow night. -- heading into the game tomorrow night. john has nice soreness. grizzlies head coach says that there is a good chance that around will not play in game four. the grizzlies pool for the injuries make that a play on the ball and he would never try to hurt an opponent. reaction now from both had coaches. >> we have a trigger of the knee when you check the game.

that is the play that triggered this and he has got further evaluation that i'm talking about with his knee. >> it is an off day in the series and we have got to talk about this stuff but there's nothing to talk about. we're playing basketball. where up 2-1 and we're getting ready for game four. i do not worry about any other stuff. chris: yes been inside a reports the sacramento kings will hire current warriors assistant to be there next head coach. brown will finish has play out with the warriors before transitioning to sacramento. brown was head coach for eight seasons between the cavs and lakers. sacramento is currently the longest in the nda. baseball, happy mother's day. join send cardinals in the bottom two. back from the injury list.

a souvenir for a lucky fan. mustache may is working. bottom six, the second of the year, goes to the water, and mccovey cove dave, he has got baseball. camille demoss strikeouts. giants win 4-3. they host colorado beginning tomorrow. a's looking to -- when the next game. jeffrey dalton's couldn't hold it and three in the bottom half, two runs are going to store -- score, twins take the lead. it has been a tough stretch. christian poke-check, a little flair, but it is a shallow center.

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i am dion lim. a pivotal moment in american history has tensions and fears running high across the nation. tonight, word that vandals targeted an anti-abortion organization. there is also graffiti on the building reading, if abortions aren't safe, you weren't either. the group's president says the vandalism is a direct threat. >> it is more than what i saw in here is what i saw out there on the graffiti. that is an overt threat. dion: karen travers has a closer look at how a number of churches this weekend are also on high alert following the leaked supreme court draft opinion. reporter: catholic churches across the country increasing security. law enforcement agency saving they are aware of the calls for

demonstrations from groups. one group calling for the mother's day abortion rights strike outside of churches because six extremist judges such to overturn roe. more than half of u.s. catholics said abortion should be legal in all or most cases. laws governing abortion would be left to states if roe v. wade is overturned. chuck schumer says he will hold a discussion on wednesday. >> we will not allow a bunch of extreme right-wing politicians take away the rights of 100 million american women. reporter: 26 states are certain to ban abortion indefinitely if this goes through. numerous states have trigger laws which would immediately make abortion illegal, many

without exceptions for rape or instead -- and zest. arkansas is one of them. >> even though we have the trigger lock, i expect those it suctions to be a significant part of the debate in the future. reporter: justice clarence thomas speaking out, telling lawyers and josej is -- judges that institutions cannot be bullied to give people the outcomes they want. dion: nancy pelosi is defending herself and congressional democrats after criticism from gavin newsom. the governor last week chided fellow dems, saying they are not doing enough to protect a woman's right to choose. >> i do not know why they would make that statement unless they are unaware of what has been going on. dion: pelosi says she and other democrats on capitol hill will continue to fight to protect

abortion rights. >> i have to fight for the right to do what i want with my own body. wise up that 49 years later where moving backwards? dion: abortion activists held a protest to defend roe outside of city hall in san josé. >> it is important that we get together as people to fight this. it is really essential right now. dion: abortion rights supporters also rallied today in berkeley. i shasta county mother of two -- the husband is seeking sole custody of the couple's two children. the kids are nine and seven years old. last month, she lied about being abducted and tortured for three weeks.

she is scheduled to be sentenced on july 11. developing news on the war in ukraine. two embassies are preparing for a gradual reopening in kyiv. u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken says a small group of diplomats has returned to kyiv. abc's andrew dymburt has more. >> as pressure prepares for victory day celebrations on monday commemorating the soviet victory over nazi germany in world war ii, the u.s. ambassador says that russia has nothing to celebrate. >> they have not succeeded in defeating the ukrainians. have not succeeded in dividing the world or dividing nato. reporter: president holding a virtual meeting with g7 leaders on sunday announcing new

sanctions on russia. the g7 says in a statements that these actions bring shame on russia. canadian prime minister justin trudeau meeting with zelenskyy in kyiv, promising more aid to ukraine. >> canada will provide more support to ukraine. reporter: canada's embassy is planning to gradually reopen. meanwhile, first lady dr. jill biden making an unannounced visit to western ukraine, meeting with ukraine's first lady and spending time with families displaced by the war. >> it is important to show the ukrainian people what this war has to stop. reporter: pro-russian separatists releasing this video of the war-torn city of mariupol. the far right regiments says they will not surrender.

>> where basically here. most of us know this. reporter: andrew dymburt, abc news. dion: a concert fundraiser in the bay area is aiming to help moms and children fighting for survival because of the situation in ukraine. ♪ the sounds are so tim: beautiful tim:. the classical notes from sf opera's chalice and dumont helped kickoff the first of three concerts. today's show took place in san francisco. proceeds from the concerts will go directly to organizations that are providing humanitarian relief to ukrainians. two more concerts will take place june 3 and fourth in utah.

still ahead, when allergies attacked. are you suffering this spring? climate change is probably playing a role and we will tell you why. spencer: i am spencer christian with a look at a springtime chill followed by a summerlike warm-up. the accuweather forecast comi everyone's a multitasker these days. and with supersonic wifi from xfinity, your internet can multitask too. it's got gig speeds to the most homes... advanced security that blocks billions of cyber threats.

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a better bay area. part of that mission is on climate watch. now we bring climate change into more than effect of the weather. new research so that is making allergy whether -- allergy season worse. reporter: spring allergy season main make many americans feel miserable. >> people complain about

symptoms being more intense than ever. reporter: pollen season is going to get longer and even more intense as a result of climate change. >> we looked at how pollen was changing to try to understand its response to temperature, precipitation, and higher co2 concentrations. when we looked at things including temperature and rain, the pollen increased 60% over the u.s.. reporter: if global carbon emissions continue as they are now, the u.s. could see a total increase of over 100% in the next 200 years. pollen season lengthened bite 20 days and pollen concentration increased by 21%. the allergist dr. says that existing patients are experiencing more severe reactions and there is an uptick in new patients. reporter: people who are in their 30's and 40's and 50's and

our first time allergy sufferers. reporter: what can americans do to protect themselves? check the air quality index every day. >> check if the pollen count is high that day. it will inform if you need a hat, sunglasses, protect yourself from the pollen. the medication, depending on what you take, have it with you. reporter: the impacts of climate change on allergy season are a cause for concern. expense say allergies not only put severe sufferers in the hospital but also affect people's daily lives. dion: spencer, you and i were just talking about this a couple of weeks ago, the dryness and the runny nose. spencer: the pattern that we have had in this particular atmosphere, so it is allergy season for sure. we still have breezy conditions out there. our forecast showing a few

pockets of light rain or heavy sprinkles moving through the north bay during the early morning hours. there is a chance of an isolated shower hitting the north bay but generally a dry pattern. mid to upper 30's in the northern valleys. tomorrow highs under partly cloudy skies will range from 60 around the coast to low to mid 60's inland. that is below average for this time of year. after tuesday we will start to warm up a bit but a more robust warm-up will begin on friday and going into next weekend, look for summertime warmth with mid 90's inland and mid-60's on the coast. i am looking forward to that. they will not last too long but we need a warm break right now. dion: especially after i was shivering this morning trying to get my mail. chris alvarez was a last preview

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that is how long klay thompson waited between nba teams to see about his two devastating injuries. clay has scored 21 in game three, heading four of six from downtown, including this impressive shot off of one foot after consecutive subpar shooting in games. i asked how he prepared earlier in the week to return to form. >> recovery. massages, stretching.

got a lot of miles on these legs, so just important to get back to being fresh out there. chris: what do you think about what you do defensively? draymond is always the captain, and did you like your game plan? >> it is tough. he is great to get in the lane but we limit others. it gives us a great opportunity to win. chris: and the shot that everyone likes is the one foot three pointer. how does that tell you about where you're at physically? >> i have been back. i have met shooting, but i am a strong-minded person. i do not let of five 420 game determine how i play the next game. i was just proud of myself, but i am not satisfied paid i will plan monday to come out with a win. chris: i have never doubted you. >> that is because you are

smart. chris: to dallas, chris paul had five points and fouled out. third, luca making it look easy. devon booker picking up. book had a game-high 35. here is cool hand luke up. he hit -- mavs win at 10. 76 is looking to even up their 11 rebounds, sixers up by 10 after this free throw. jimmy butler had a game-high 34 for miami. the heat got within two, but the beard turning back the clock. triple, 16 of his team-high 31 came with the fourth and the six

jurors even up the series -- the sixers even up the series. max homa starting off the day and they have tied for the league. on 10, a fantastic wedge gets well within bernie range to take the lead. on 18, 2 part, that is ok. secures his first victory since silverado in napa. just one of four multi-tourney winners this season. women's water polo, national championships, stanford and ufc. two minutes to go, and the cardinal wins the title. head coach john tanner has led the cardinals to all eight national titles in history. stanford now has 130 international titles in their

record. a three-game sweep over their rival, and brent barrera with the early lead for the cardinal. the cardinal freshman has the tie and hoover was in cruise control. career-best six innings. struck out just allowed two runs and it is a five star rating. tommy hart sends it to the trees in left. cardinal win 11-3. cardinal are now second in the pac-12. formula one racing, it is the hot ticket right now. michael jordan among the celebs on hand for the inaugural grand prix. stefan takes the lead on nine in turn one and he holds up charles for his third win of the year. party on in miami. abc 7 sports sponsored by river

rock casino. dion: while gas prices have bumped up the cost of fresh flowers, that did not stop people from picking up fresh mother's day bouquets. mother's day is the busiest time of year for the wednesday off flower markets. it expects to be crowded from tuesday, which is mexican mother's day. that is all we have for this edition of abc 7 news at 11:00. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. moare you looking to renovate your kitchen or bathroom? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations thanks mike! too often, homeowners hire the wrong contractor. ivan, i see this all the time. delays, shortcuts, hidden fees - nightmares. at agm we use the top trades, and each project is finished on time, on budget, backed by a five year warranty. that's why agm are the only kitchen and bathroom renovation specialists i recommend.

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