announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions -- this is abc 7 news. >> at the end of the day, you've got to crackdown on the drug dealing, otherwise it is going to spiral out of control. >> battle against san francisco's drug crisis. who the mayor is now calling on for help as she says the problem is "beyond the city's control." good morning, everybody. good morning to you, lisa. let's get that check of the fork at today. -- forecast. lisa: you can see it here on live doppler 7, the swirl in the clouds is a trough and embedded in it is a couple of

systems bringing gusty wind, a slight shower chance, and below average temperatures. it is mild, relatively speaking. temperatures have not dropped much, but the climb will be slow because we are going to the wind pick up and a cooler air mass move-in. the camera clearly shaking. wind breezy anywhere from 15 to 20 miles per hour at the surface. upper elevations over 30 miles per hour. temperatures in the 30's. if the surface would have been warmer this morning, look at the blue skies. we look for partly cloudy skies today and then we will talk the big warm up at the end of the week. >> mayor london breed is asking for a federal lifeline when it comes to curbing the ongoing drug crisis. this comes at the police department struggles with understaffing. cornell barnard tells us more about who the mayor is no turning to for help. >> my hope is that we will be

able to partner together on trying to address this really important issue. francisco needs help to slow drug dealing that is happening everyday on the street. she just wrote a letter to the newly-appointed general same the problem is beyond the city's control. >> we definitely need some help. when we look at not only the fact that our police department is shortstaffed, and arrest, there is a whole process that goes into that and having the capacity to need -- to meet the challenges has been difficult. >> she set the city needs additional and ongoing support to both arrest and prosecute drug dealers at a time in fentanyl-driven epidemic has brought open-air drug dealing to a new level. the san francisco department of public health tweeted its street teams responded to more than 22 hundred calls last year treating overdoses and providing medical, mental health and medications for addiction.

in 2021, the mayor declared a three-month month emergency over the drug crisis using city resources to crackdown on drug dealing. >> all of the various pieces that we need to make that as effective as it could have been were not necessarily there, but i'm optimistic about the future. >> drug dealing prosecutions are increasing, but federal assistance is welcome. in a statement abc 7 news, jenkins said no single agency or department is able to tackle the crisis of drug dealing and the impact it is having in and on-air communities alone. >> it is a public health calamity we have not seen since the aids crisis. >> he supports the plea for federal help and says over the last three years, 2000 people have died from drug overdoses in san francisco. >> tif we have that many san franciscans gunned down in the street, there is no question the president of the united states would have been national guard here. >> federal law enforcement have

resources that city agencies don't, and federal charges can bring more consequences for drug dealers. he and the mayor are hopeful of meeting with the u.s. attorney soon. >> now to another would benefit from the federal intervention? tara campbell talks to people who support the request. >> a lot of horrible things happened to her. she told me she didn't want to die. >> lee says talking about her daughter, who is living on the streets of san francisco's tenderloin district. >> she's on meth in fentanyl. >> just a few years ago her daughter is living what she describes as a nice life, but introduction to street drugs turned upside down. >> she's living in a tent in san francisco right now. she has a home, she has family that loves her. but the drugs, it is kind of like they are her family and they are her everything right now. >> it is a story this group of

bay area moms know all too well. they are the founders of mothers against drug addiction and that's. the nonprofit -- deaths. the nonprofit has been calling for more action to stop the flow of drugs in san francisco. >> there are so many drugs in the market and they are so gleeful that cracking down on the supply has been absolutely one of the key pieces of our campaign. >> saturday, applauding request the department of justice, the mayor asking the federal government for more help getting drug dealers off of the streets. >> it is a big step, and thought that this is necessary for a while now. >> last year, the nonprofit put up this billboard in union square, taking aim at the open-air drug market. >> t eventually come to because at the end of the day, we got to really crackdown on the drug dealing. otherwise, it is just going to

continue to spiral out of control. >> meanwhile, lisa fears for her daughter's life on the streets. >> there have been drugs there and they need the drugs every couple of hours. they are going to want to live on the street, they are going to want to get those drugs. >> america's first ever safe injection site in vancouver, canada and put together a documentary about how it works. you can watch "injecting hope" on demand. you can find in the featured section. a watsonville woman is dead after her car went down an embankment on saturday. the california highway patrol said the 68-year-old drove her car down the embankment and crashed under a picnic area. authorities are not sure what caused the crash. the city of berkeley approved its first ever high-rise apartment building. according to berkeley sign, the building will have a total of

three under 26 units, 32 going to low income tenants. it will spend nearly 270 feet high near the berkeley bart station. all residents will get transit passes and there is an underground parking garage. the project is part of the downtown area plan which was approved 10 years ago. san jose firefighters put out a two alarm fire at a mcdonald's saturday morning. they can building wind up in flames. officials were seen hosing down the heavy flames and you can see a few pieces of the structure even fell off. officials say there were no injuries and they are still not sure what caused the fire. today is your last chance to visit the iconic cafe in san francisco's japan town. it is closing its doors after 40 years. we spoke with the family who talked about some of the milestones and what they hope to leave behind.

>> planning for sunday breakfast in san francisco's japan town, it is likely going to be a big day for the restaurants closing. >> i said why not? let's join the closing history at least. >> after 40 years in business, the family is calling it quits. >> i first job was making coffee in the back. >> she had her three sisters worked alongside growing up. they came to the u.s. in 1981 from hong kong. he worked his way up from dishwasher to owner. she say she is proud of her father's accomplishments and the restaurants place in the community. >> i think being in japan town, growing up and seeing everybody grow old with us and grow with us as a family. >> she says the signature dish which is like a japanese hotdog started a bay area trend.

>> i think that is what people will miss the most and i think we were the first people to do it in the bay area. >> the reason for closing, her dad's 73 and ready to retire, but admits the decision was sped up in part by the pandemic plus changing consumer habits like food delivery apps. >> i think japan town overall has taken a hit since the pandemic. >> that is just awful. we are here on this 81st birthday trip. from birthdays to weddings, anniversaries, even a few funerals, this has truly been a community effort and she is glad her dad is going out strong. >> is bittersweet, but we had a good run and not a lot of businesses last this long. maybe it won't be the end of us, i don't know. >> this morning if you want to run

over. a series of earthquakes shook parts of the bay area yesterday. maybe you felt that. this map shows the quakes were centered where that star is right there. that is san leandro. these are areas where people felt the earthquake including san mateo, reliant, san francisco and oakland. the first was a 3.2 around 9:20 yesterday morning. two others happened a few minutes later and there are no reports of injury or damage. the exploratorium held a event to celebrate transday visibility. including those working in the stem field. trans day of visibility is internationally observed on march 31. it included activities for the entire family from live music, story hour, a photo gallery and panel discussion. >> we want to make sure that each person who comes here knows that they are welcome here.

in general here and everywhere else, everybody regardless of how you identify. >> they teamed up with the new stars program which strives for trans inclusivity and belonging in the science education field. what is it like out there? >> we are looking at a pretty picture here, but we will see increasing clouds, shower change is also increasing, and the wind. it will feel pretty cool for early april, but that is not the whole story. a more springlike outlook with the forecast next. >> also ahead, businesses banding together. how multiple owners are trying to put an end to crime in their neighborhood after being hit by burglaries back to back. plus, a warm welcome for students. the newschool open for students with autism after nearly a

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>> a request to extend a road closure has been denied by management at tilden park according to the mercury news. the recent storms have extended the newt's annual park rangers have requested to keep the mile and a half stretch closed as newts cross this normally busy road. in recent years, newts have been found dead after the road reopens. a school for those with autism held an open house to welcome students to the new location in concorde. the academy is one of the nation's only college prep schools to help autistic students. school programs are designed 12 students develop social skills, be independent, prepare for college and maintain professional and social relationships. as we work to build a better bay area, business owners from two different areas were each hit by

burglaries in the last couple of weeks. now they are coming together to brainstorm ways to put an end to crime and to help protect their businesses. lena howland has the story. lena: as they prepare to celebrate for years in business, they juggled not one, but two burglaries last week in the middle of the night. >> the next day we second window was broken and they entered the safe and more cash was taken. yeah, it was horrible. >> just two days later a mile away, eight businesses in chinatown were also hit, including the new gold-medal restaurant ransacked. >> it happened to my restaurant. those people don't fear anything. the same suspects walking over from her business with huge wire cutters in hand, heading toward lambs chinatown which, as we've

reported, suffered at least $36,000 of damage all caught on camera. >> we are all going through. it doesn't matter what race, what kind of business you have. they want it and we have to protect it. >> the co-owner reached out immediately to her former neighbors at lambs chinatown, meeting up over the weekend to collaborate on ideas to protect businesses in both neighborhoods. the open-chinatown improvement council says they've already started to make some changes in terms of after-hours private security, but it's going to cost them. >> the one thing i can do is to increase the nighttime patrol. we can't keep it up much longer. >> after catch progress early sunday morning, near 14th and madison. >> they saw our units and they stopped what they were doing and ran away. >> still, after these incidents

and the fear of more happening, worry lingers over foot traffic to both chinatown and the square. >> we need to do something about it. otherwise, we lose a lot of business. >> a time capsule is now opened after nearly 100 years. the items inside gave us a look into san francisco's historic past. the council was unearthed this weekend after being buried by boy scouts 90 years ago. city and religious leaders gathered to host the 100 year anniversary celebration. the capsule was loaded with old photos, bibles, telephone directories, newspapers. sunrise service held at the historic site. >> it makes us remember and connect with those people that were here on mount davidson cross a century ago. >> a new time capsule was buried

in the same spot to be opened up in the next 100 years. fascinating. i guess exciting to know what they put in it. maybe they just wrote a note about what it is like to have just gone through covid and the pandemic. i feel like that would be interesting. >> i thought you were talking about 90 years ago, the depression. interesting. we kind of have our own time capsule with this area of low pressure to the north and west of us because this is going to keep us in a cool, breezy pattern that we are so used to for a short time. and then as it looks out, we are talking warm weather, above average. it is going to feel quite different around here. for now, that broad area of low pressure is going to influence sunday afternoon, monday, tuesday, and even bring snow to the sierra nevada. as we look at the showers well to the north, this is pretty much a drive front through the

bay area but we saw a few sprinkles around san jose and fremont. winter weather advisory for the sierra nevada as the system dives to the south and east of us. we will be on the backside of it with the wind. the moisture comes in the form of snow anywhere from six inches at kirkwood, seven inches donner. this is through tomorrow. for us in particular, you will notice that we have the clouds, we have a little moisture. but as we clear out, we get into the possibility of a little bit of an unstable air mass that can bring some scattered showers. mainly a mix of scattered clouds and sun in the wind. temperatures really didn't drop off much overnight due to the upper elevation wind. there is a look at the shaky pole from the east bay hills camera that shows you is pretty windy. temperatures in the 30's on top of mount diablo and mount tam and winds are quite gusty. what if you. this is gorgeous if you have a

time to go out to the mountains in the next several weeks or months. you will see snow, there is so much of it. a milder morning overall, looking at a cool and breezy afternoon with maybe a sprinkle. windy and cooler to start the work week monday and tuesday. there is a look at the wind strengthening throughout the day. below average, pretty gusty especially along the coast. the rest of the day features the partly cloudy sky, maybe a sprinkle and as we get into your monday, there is a look once again at the powder continuing. maybe one 100 or so. to the coliseum, 50's. partly cloudy breezy. 60 in vallejo. through tuesday.

mid to upper 60's. i think we can see upper 70's by next weekend for passover, easter. it is coming. >> busy weekend if we have weather like that. just ahead, not putting any water to waste. how a san francisco company is trying to conserve water with the help of high-rise buildings in the city.

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>> despite the recent storms in california, the west, and other parts of the world are still fighting a drought. but there are efforts underway to save water in the bay area. dan ashley shows us how a san francisco company is employing advanced technology to turn high-rise buildings into water saving machines. start out with the view from this rooftop, you can actually see the future of recycled water. >> this is not theoretical.

it is happening right now. it is happening here, where we are going to be operating that system, and it is happening in a third building right here. >> used wastewater from high-rise buildings and getting a second life. with a dizzying array of technologies. >> we are taking that wastewater and turning it into clean water, and then we are actually turning it into energy. >> a control system monitors everything from him out of energy being saved the amount of wastewater being recovered. ryan is director of operations. dark out we take water that looks like this as it comes into the system and we take it through the process and it comes out this way. >> and while the company says the water is more than pure enough to drink by state regulations, it is currently used only for applications ranging from toilet flushing to irrigation to cooling laundry systems.

the materials removed from the water itself continue on to the system. a machine actually employs a chemical process to turn the solid waste that is used from the water into ultrarich soil in the facility. >> in about 20 minutes converted from waste into a dry, order list product that is actually amazing for plans. >> samples are on display in the company's garden on site, as our toilet shape planters and other reminders of the strategy that the company says can help buildings reuse up to 95% of their wastewater. but rather than celebrating it early success, the company is using its own recycled water beer to demonstrate the possibility ahead. >> we make beer out of recycled water because we are trying to change the conversation. we are not just trying to introduce new technologies. we are fundamentally trying to help people rethink how our communities handle water. >> with three major projects

either completed or in the works, the company believe their strategy is already at a tipping point. later this year, california scheduled to unveil new, updated regulations for what is known as direct portable reuse, for the first time allowing agencies to convert recycled water directly into drinking water. or perhaps maybe someday, dear. -- beer. >> and the opportunity here is really enormous. the cofounder said that buildings worldwide use roughly 14% of all the available portable water and very few recycle any of that. still to come, the u.s. leads the world in water catastrophes. why our country is leading in severe storms. plus, waiting on an ethics snowstorm for april. how much the snowpack is expected to reach compared to normal after snohas been piling up in el dorado county.

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, writing solutions. tornadoes care the midwest, killing thousands. thousands of people clean up what is left of their homes and businesses. good morning, thanks for joining us. lisa, quieter here right now, but very active weather across the country. >> writing for sure as all this weather we have been having those across the nation. locally right now, we still have a cooler than average couple of days ahead of us as we look out at the golden gate bridge. you can see the cloud cover beginning to move in. hovering in the 50's this morning and now, the wind. is going to feel coo throughout the afternoon.

getting breezy at the surface. upper elevations, it is windy. as we look at the 24 hour temperature change, it is milder now but a cooler day on the way. this is kind of stopping about 58 degrees in many locations, and then with some cloud cover we can see a passing shower. most of this activity won't amount to anything. we will talk about the changes that are to come for our forecast in the next few days in a few minutes. >> developing news, more than 20 people have died from the more than 30 tornadoes that have ripped across the country in recent days. the turbulent weather spread out in the midwest and even the northeast. right now president biden is improving federal aid to support local recovery efforts in the state of arkansas. >> residents picking up the pieces after a deadly tornado outbreak. at least 24 people killed and scores more injured and displaced.

of the damage. roofs ripped apart. buildings blown away, leaving only cars and debris in their place. communities in the dark as more than 30,000 homes are left without power. governor huckabee sanders praising first responders for protecting the littlerock community. >> and i'm so thankful and so proud of the heroic efforts of the firemen that are located here at the station. >> all this after more than 30 tornadoes moved across at least nine states over the past two days of rain national weather service. we spoke to a woman who waited out the storm huddled with her entire family. where did you hide? >> in the bathtub in the middle of the house. >> how many of you? >> three adults and two dogs. >> that is a lot. communities really, trees uprooted, how line snapped like toothpicks and trailers flipped upside down. and in illinois, a tornado

touched down, collapsing the roof of the apollo theater during a concert, killing one. >> cleanup crews have been working all day to clean up the debris on this main street in belvidere, illinois and first responders on the ground believe that over here was part of the roof with wind so powerful it was blown off the building. >> dozens more hurt in the accident but amidst the chaos, two good samaritans pulling people from the wreckage. >> i could hear this woman screaming so i started pulling the debris away from underneath try to take her out. >> several experts say t is home the worst catastrophes on earth because of their geography. the two potions, the gulf of mexico, peninsulas like florida, the rocky mountains, and the jet extre climate.e to the most this is video from arkansas where we saw tornadoes ripping through the region near little

rock this weekend. among all regions of the u.s., one expert said the south has it to the worst because they experience every type of weather event from those tornadoes to blizzards, even wildfires, floods and hurricanes. a day after being released, pope francis presided over mass as he kicked off the events leading up to easter. this morning, he presided over at the palm sunday mass to mark the start of holy week. it is a time of rituals and services leading up to the easter holiday next sunday. he was treated for bronchitis during his hospital stay. the 86-year-old said he was in good spirits as he left the hospital, jokingly telling reporters that i'm still alive. former arkansas governor asa hutchinson's says he for president in 2024. hutchinson announced his campaign in a sit down interview with abc news correspondent jonathan karl. >> i have made a decision in my decision is i'm going to run for president of the united states.

as i've traveled the country for six months, i hear people talk about the leadership of our country every day. americans just saying give us good leadership, give us common sense, consistent conservativism and optimism about our great country, and that inspires me and i believe i can be that kind of leader. >> he joint a republican primary hopefuls including former president donald trump. trump was indicted this week in a case related to hush money paid to an adult film star. hutchinson called the indictment a shiite show -- sideshow distraction and added that the former president should withdraw from the race because of that. trump is arrayed on tuesday. tomorrow, the annual snowpack survey, the statewide survey expected to be the highest in california's modern history. the snowpack is expected to be more than 235% of normal for the month of april. it reached 237 percent in 1957.

however, there are concerns now of flooding because of all the snow and that it could eventually melt. well, it will melt, and potentially lead to flooding. a presidential emergency declaration for relief efforts. abc 7 is partnering with national geographic to bring you stories that the science behind health and wellness. this week, fasting. it is a hot topic in fitness circles, but how does it really impact your body? >> people fast for a variety of reasons from following the latest trends to religious observances. but either actual health benefits to control calorie restriction, and how do you know if it is right for you? >> there doesn't seem to be any downside to intermittent fasting. >> national geographic intervening author fran smith explore the science of his popular practice. >> recent survey showed 10% of people in this country of americans say they engage in some kind of fasting regimen. that is more than any kind of diet.

vegan diets, mediterranean diet, quito. >> decades of research show the upsides of fasting. it is good for controlling blood sugar, reducing weight, protecting against romney disease in the in cognition. it may even reverse the effects of aging. >> it makes the cellular process which is a fancy way of saying self-eating. your cells self-devour their own debris and that allows them to replenish themselves with really functional components and function much better. >> there doesn't seem to be a downside to short-term food for intervals. one study show that even firefighters working during the grueling california fire season saw physical improvement. >> there were no issues with performance. in fact, the eating regimen showed all kinds of benefits. >> from skipping breakfast daily to changing heater patterns weekly, scientists even experimented with a wide variety

of protocols even on themselves. the bottom line, find out what is right for you. >> any fasting protocol is better than no fasting protocol. >> to learn more about the science of fasting, you can visit natgeo.com/health. still ahead, the new proposal for community college students ready to transfer. why some lawmakers say the plan makes the process more complicated for those trying to get into a uc. in looking out over the 9:38 on the sunday morning. we will chat with lisa again when we get back.

>> a bus driver is being celebrated for her quick thinking after she helped get two dozen students off of a burning school bus in southern california. the bus was full of students just minutes before it erupted in flames. she saw smoke on a way to the middle school and she pullover and that is when she was able to

evacuate the students and called authorities. the unified school district officials are praising the driver for keeping everybody safe. >> the driver is very shaken up. we made sure that she knows she did amazing job. nobody was hurt this morning. part of the students on board still made it to school and officials say they were treated rectus on campus and they have access to social and emotional therapy staff if needed. amazing work by that bus driver. the uc system has a new plan transfer requirements from community colleges but some lawmakers say it actually makes things more publican. guaranty's admission into one of the nine campuses for those all if i. lawmakers and critics worry that it only complicates the process of plan would differ from the admission requirements for cal state university. csu has given guaranteed admission based on another set of criteria for over a decade. a uc spokesperson says the proposal will be further refined

in consultation with the governor and state lawmakers. planned parenthood announced a new way to test for sexually transmitted infections that is faster than ever before. abc 7 explains how it aims to save lives and bridge the widening health equity gap for san jose and beyond. >> at the nation's largest planned parenthood affiliate, the debut of a first of its kind technology available only here in san jose. it will change how sexually transmitted infections are tested and aims to save lives. >> bringing the gold standard test to our patients means we can help busy -- reduce the disease burden of sti's including gonorrhea, chlamydia, and hiv. >> to address the epidemic in california, planned parenthood upon -- partnered with medical technology company to ensure this -- install this new machine. it completely automates all steps for testing from start to finish, a step toward ending the epidemic according to chief

medical officer any officer after laura dalton. >> testing will make sure that patients get the appropriate diagnosis in a timely manner and pretreatment so they don't have subsequent adverse health outcomes. >> now, the process to do that has never been easier. self collected samples are loaded into the machine 1700 at a time. faster and at a higher volume than before. it can deliver nearly 1000 results in 24 hours, testing for three specific sdis in the same sample to reduce false positives. >> the contest for three sexually transmitted infections is enabling us to help the community. >> a community considered to be some of the most underserved in the city. 65% live below the federal poverty level, while many are uninsured or underinsured. the new testing technology is helping to close the health equity gap.

>> it plays an incredible role in expanding access to vital health care for our most vulnerable community, in many cases. a low income community, communities of color that have traditionally been underserved by the health care systems. >> and hopefully save lives in the process. >> matt dorsey will introduce the first maker market today as part of the city efforts to liven up downtown. there will be live music and artists selling prints, ceramics, and jewelry. and the weather should be pretty nice today as well. >> we are certainly going to be in two different seasons this weekend and next weekend. we are still feeling the winter chill with gusty wind, cooler than average temperatures today. we could be flirting with 80 degrees next weekend on sunday. stay tuned to my forecast next. >> also next, final four basketball last night.

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>> let's talk sports now. and busy night for collegiate basketball as san diego state took on fau. on the diamond, the giants took on the new york yankees. chris alvarez has all the highlights for us in sports. chris: good morning. after a rare friday off to accommodate potential bad weather, giants and yankees playing game two of their three-game series. more importantly, san francisco's first win of the season. the yankee stadium we go. the giants wake up in the fourth. a solo shot to right. but first run of the year, his first homerun of the season.

three batters later, a runner on for brandon crawford. no doubter. he has now homered in a 25 different ballparks. san francisco took a 3-1 lead in the ninth but a storm is brewing in the bronx. giants fan, yankees fan, both anxious for different reasons. he love the basis, giancarlo stanton at the plate. 6- the giants win 7 for their first of the year. =- major-league debut, mom in the stands, and she was nervous. started out great, struck out four of the first six batters he faced. high school rivals the shohei ohtani who nearly hit a grand slam here. instead, he earned runs and one third innings.

trammell taking on florida atlantic. half lead elijah martin. game-high 26. the aztecs come back. final seconds. time winding down. the buzzer beater is good. the aztecs win 72-71.heartbreak. build a double-digit first half lead and never got below 10 after the half. andre jackson jr., he will finish with a hammer.

72-59, the fifth title monday night against san diego state. that is your look at sports. back to you. >> everyone is s darien trammell that there is even a launch party for him at the rec center he grew up playing at. that will be fun to watch. >> definitely. good morning, everybody. we are still under the influence of some cold canadian air heading our way today. this trough has already produced a piece of it. a couple of sprinkles, and we will continue to see the cooler than average temperatures, the pacific northwest. as we get to where the middle of the week. not a whole lot of moisture with the elements the next couple of days, but enough that we could squeeze out a sprinkle. more likely and more interesting is the snow that continues to visit the cr nevada. winter weather advisory through tomorrow afternoon for the west slopes and lake tahoe area in

general. snow levels lowering to about 2000 feet. colder air on the way again as we look at a few clouds. wind picking up throughout the rest of the day. it is 51 oakland. 50 two half moon bay. you can see the partly cloudy skies from emeryville with upper 40's. we didn't drop off that much overnight due to the upper level wind really beginning to crank up. looking wintry, doesn't it? with the snowcapped mountains and the clouds, getting ready for more snow. but that warm-up is going to make it to the mountains as well by next weekend. as we look at your morning, partly cloudy, temperatures are milder. maybe a sprinkle getting into a windy and cool start for monday and tuesday, especially along the coast. the wind will be gusty guest tomorrow morning, but no advisories locally as we get into the next few hours. you can see the colors

indicating a stronger northwesterly flow throughout the afternoon. 25 to 30 mile-per-hour and only looking at 30's and the upper elevations from mount diablo to mount tam. certainly cold. question into monday. the activity really is going to be along the sierra nevada and the wind. if you're 100 or so into the next half. widespread 60's and 70's. temperatures well into the upper 70's. we c temperatures near 80 degrees.

st,upper 50's to near 60, maybea shower. talking about 60 inland, and the seven-day forecast, here are the cool, breezy, typical winter days we've gotten so accustomed to. through the middle of the week, some cold mornings. we will have this all behind us and get ready to the coats away and enjoy some nice spring weather. >> we are really looking forward to that. and a reminder that you can watch all of our newscast live and on-demand through the connected tv out. it is available for apple tv, google tv and roku. download now and start

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sticking his face into the fresh powder. even takes a step into the snow. but when his owner suggest to go potty, he quickly turns around and retreats back into the home. it's cold out there, it has to be cold on his feet. not a winter dog, maybe. >> we have a couple of winter like days ahead where we have cooler than average temperatures, mainly in the 50's today. sunshine mixing with clouds, maybe a spotty sprinkle. cool and windy to start the work week. tuesday not as windy, but still chilly. by the end of the week, we are back into spring. in fact, above average passover and easter. >> hugo will be happy with the upcoming weather. thanks for joining us here. p.m. have a great day.

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