dan ashley. >> i'dion lim. the earthquake rattled the bay area. it was a 4.5 magnitude shaker felt throughout the area all the way to the north bay. >> abc 7 news me meteorologist sandhya is here with more. sandhya: it felt like someone just shook the building. i was on the upper floor. take a look at the magnitude of the earthquake. it struck east of salinas. as we take a closer look it was 4.5 in magnitude at 3:23 this afternoon. the depth was about six miles. as we take a look at the wider picture, there are multiple reports. the maximum magnitude was 4.5. smaller amounts were one or one and a half. it was on the calaveras fault and that is put luminary information. as we take a look at the shaking intensity map, you will notice it was felt up to north bay in san francisco, parts of the east bay, even out towards the fresno

and modesto area. when you take a look at the earthquake magnitudes, a 4 a light earthquake with noticeable shaking. 10,000 per year. the energy equivalent is 33,000 pounds of explosives, so if you felt that earthquake, you are not imagining things and there have been obviously smaller earthquake aftershocks after that. dion: that really puts it into perspective. people who live around there will probably tell you they live in earthquake country. the area is sandwiched by two major fault lines, the san madras and the calaveras, which today's quake happened along. the earthquake sent some people and set roadside diner in hollister heading for the exits. >> a big rumble. we heard it and it started to shake. we were looking around and seeing each other and it was still shaking. and i was looking at which door was going to get me outside the fastest. dion: the diner did not sustain any damage, that is good news

could we have received no reports of damage in the general area. a great reminder though, make sure you're ready for the next earthquake. get a kit, make a plan and be informed. if you need help, check out abc7news.com/prepare. dan: let's move to developing news on a historic day. donald trump pleading not guilty in a new york courtroom to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. he is the first president current or former to be indicted. he has returned to florida to address his supporters at mar-a-lago and this is video from a short time ago as he greeted and shook hands with the crowd. he walked to the podium to chants of usa, usa and it quickly took on a political tone and airing of grievances. >> i never thought anything like this could happen in america. never thought it could happen. the only crime that i have committed is to fearlessly defend our nation from those who seek to destroy it.

[applause] >> from the beginning, the democrats spied on my campaign. remember that? they attacked me with an onslaught of fraudulent investigations. russia, russia, russia, ukraine, ukraine, ukraine. impeachment hoax number one, impeachment hoax number two. the illegal and unconstitutional raid on mar-a-lago, right here. [boos] >> they are lying to the the fbi and doj relentlessly pursuing republicans. dan: that was the president a few minutes ago. today's historic events began in new york when a motorcade delivered donald trump to a courthouse in manhattan. he gave a fist pump to the cameras as he got into the car. we caught a brief glance of him when he arrived at the courthouse. he paused briefly and waved to the crowd outside before heading to veer the charges and enter a

plea. his departure was swift. he did not appear to acknowledge the spectators, instead choosing to get into a vehicle and had to the airport to return to florida. manhattan district attorney alvin bragg held a news conference following the former president's arraignment. >> these are felony crimes in new york state no matter who you are. we cannot and will not normalize serious criminal conduct. dan: it will be a while before we see the former president in court again. is next in person appearance is scheduled for december 4. at abc 7, i team reporter was in lower manhattan to document this historic day in the crowd of people gathered outside the courthouse. >> hundreds of reporters, photographers and producers from around the world spread out across the street from the criminal court building in lower manhattan. for a brief time today, they outnumbered the protesters, but not for long. [chanting]

>> the nypd kept it under control generally. >> it was like you were in the middle of a riot. i could not breathe, i thought i was going to pass out. it was total chaos. >> police tried to keep trump supporters on one side of the fence, a safe zone between and protesters on the others. >> you people are why america is going down the toilet. >> you are calling me names. >> can you get the police here? >> through the chaos i did my best to talk to as many people as possible but why they came. >> president trump stands up our american citizens so i feel it is important that i also show support for him and stand up for him as well. >> do you feel like this is a win? >> this is the first step and we are taking the wind today just to be like ok, you want to pretend like this democracy works, this is the first step. this is a political witchhunt. another one to try to stop him

from running. nothing is going to stop president trump. >> i want him to go to prison. he's not a good person, he is not great for america. he is awful for america. >> one guy walked into the middle of the trump supporters and tried satire to make his point. >> we do not trust those teachers to not teach critical race theory and gender ideology and we should also give them guns because we do not trust them so much. >> a surprise visit, george santos, the freshman republican congressmen embroiled in controversy over lies told during his campaign walked by the courthouse to show support for trump. congresswoman marjorie tailored and was there at the request of the new york young republicans, but with a culmination of a poor megaphone and whistles by protesters, she cannot be heard well. she called democrats communists and failures and left after a few minutes. >> more and more officers out of the street is blocked off it looks like before the

president's arrival is imminent. >> as he headed to court this afternoon, donald trump messaged on social media. it seems so surreal. if they are going to arrest me. and he was. the former president will continue to campaign for the oval office as he prepares for his next court date in december on this 34th -- on those 34 felony charges. in manhattan dan noyes, abc7news. dan: great to have dan there and as today's events unfolded we kept you updated throughout the day with the abc7news app, sending out push alerts like this one. download the abc 7 bay area news app for your smart phone so you will know the news as it happens. dion: turning to our work to build a better bay area. with more workers and companies choosing to work from home, the future of downtown san francisco is up in the air so what about turning empty office buildings into housing? abc reporter suzanne phan joins us with the possibility. suzanne: san francisco's

downtown is an economic hub. the mp spaces hurt the city and the mayor introduced legislation to the board of supervisors that could pave the way to convert office buildings into housing. >> yes, we need more housing. but i am not sure how work. suzanne: many people agree the city of san francisco needs more affordable housing. mayor london breed and supervisor erin believe that one answer could be converting empty office buildings downtown to housing. >> i think it's a great idea, the buildings are empty now anyway. tech is moving out and a lot of the vacant spaces offices, so why not? people need housing so we might as well utilize the space. suzanne: the mayor submitted legislation to the board of supervisors designed to change a planning code to make it easier and less expensive to comer -- convert vacant spaces. they worked with the mayor for the past month on the legislation. >> i am excited.

look, san francisco and its downtown have channeled this. there are opportunities for reimagining and this is one of them. >> you think about conversion, it is the classy buildings that are going to be looked at. they are tickly much older, smaller foot plates then like the first tower. suzanne: while there is a lot of work to be done decide which building will be converted and how much it will cost, the endgame can be promising says downtown sf partnership. >> when using about the utility work alone that needs to go into converting one of these buildings, with the right incentives from the city, the right incentives from the state, we can look at a mini lower manhattan model. suzanne: this mother from richmond hopes for the best. >> being a mom, i think it is a wonderful idea because you can occupy a building with the families and they will be happy to know they have somewhere to stay and i do not think any

parents want to be homeless. suzanne: economic experts say the office vacancy in san francisco is about 30% and according to a policy research group, the city's empty office space could hold 11,000 new homes. the city would need to lower fees in a the housing requirements. live in the newsroom, suzanne phan abc 7. dion: hurdles to overcome. we appreciate that report. dan: it feels like this is the first tuesday in weeks without a storm. on the heels of the wet weather, there could be a new problem. mosquitoes. abc7news reporter leslie brinkley explains what to expect for mosquito abatement this year. leslie: these little swimmers are mosquito larvae. can find them in kids toys, backyard fountains and birdbaths that fill up with rainwater. control districts are asking for the public's help starting now. >> we have technicians at the district that go out and inspect all of contra costa county's

water sources. creeks, marshes, murray knows, looking for mosquitoes. leslie: it's up to individuals to patrol their own neighborhood. >> dump out containers that may have standing water. they could be potential mosquito eggs remaining in these containers, so dump and scrub. leslie: not only are there yearly concerns about west nile virus, but last august, the mosquito that carries z fever was found in martinez so controls will be on the lookout before dispatching to spray neighborhoods. as for those with standing water on the property. >> the district provides mosquito eating fish. residents can call or go to our website to request those fish. a technician will come out, conduct an expression -- conduct an inspection make sure the area is suitable for fish and then we will provide the resident with fish. leslie: a little water can produce a lot of mosquitoes. vector control agencies expect to be very busy this spring.

i am leslie brinkley, abc7news. dan: all the stormy weather did a lot of damage. only on abc seven news tonight, find out what it is going to take to replace those famous red lanterns in san francisco's chinatown. dion: the weather has made for uncomfortably cold classrooms in san francisco. tonight, a look at the bigger picture this issue brings up. and because of today's live coverage of donald trump's arraignment, keep in mind the view did not air at its usual time. this morning's episode will air overnight at 3 a.m. so set your dvr's. today's episode of general hospital has been moved to tomorrow. an encore

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dion: certainly lots of police out this afternoon in alameda. this is video from sky 7 showing police taking a suspected truck thief in the custody near park street. the man was considered armed and dangerous which explained the huge police presence. according to police, the man ditched the stolen truck in front of a nearby safeway and was found after a brief search. dan: the san francisco school district has its share of old buildings with occasional problems. yesterday at least one high school experienced a broken boiler which made for an uncomfortable learning environment obviously. abc 7 senior news education reporter leeann melendez looks at the $1.7 billion infrastructure problem. >> we know it has been an unseasonably cold spring. students at john o'connell high school in san francisco dressed in layers to deal with the colder temperatures outside and a broken boiler inside.

>> the classrooms were really cold. the heaters were not working pretty well and some of the windows could not close. >> it was a normal day, pretty cold though. sweaters and even then it was impossible to concentrate in class because everyone was shivering. some students brought their blankets. >> ironically the students called the school home of the boilermakers. >> we want to make sure students and staff are comfortable in classrooms and office spaces in schools. we know of someone is cold it makes it more difficult to learn and teach. >> typically the maintenance department responds as quickly as possible but because there is a staff shortage, it may take a few days. this is part of a larger issue involving an aging infrastructure. according to the district, there are a number of boilers that have outlived their lifespan. a year ago, the facilities department went from schools to school to do a thorough evaluation and they found there was a lot of work ahead of them. >> $1.7 million was the amount

found in the assessment, so there are various upgrades that schools need. we know they have playgrounds, heating, electrical, plumbing. >> this tenant year facilities master plan will be presented to the board on april 25. if adopted, the district will ask voters to approve a bond measure to fund these projects. in san fncisco, leanne melendez abc7news. dan: leanne has been reporting on bay area school iuefor decades. it is why she is our senior education reporter. you can get in touch with her online for her twitter, facebook and instagram handles are on your screen right now. dion: speaking of temperatures, let's talk about the warming up that we will have. dan: it was nice today. what is in store, meteorologist sandhya hotel is trapped in the forecast. sandhya: i'm going to give you nice weather. how does that sound for tomorrow? i'm getting an excellent. let's get you outside and also you some live pictures. you need the sunscreen today. beautiful views from santa cruz

to the exploratorium. high clouds filtering in the sunshine on the exploratorium camera and roof camera, but notice the trees are blowing around in the wind, so we do have a breeze. on live doppler 7 you can see higher clouds coming in off the coast. it's gusting at sfo, 3 mile-per-hour wind sustained at 28. santa rosa 26 but not nearly as strong. you notice the wind direction is on shore, which is why we are not warming up a whole lot. it might be feeling chilly to you still. from our kgo roof camera you're noticing the breeze, a nice view looking out toward the bay. low to mid 50's from san francisco to oakland. palo alto, 56. 50 in half moon bay. from our walnut creek camera, it is a brightview and here is a look at the temperatures. 54 novato, fairfield 54 in livermore.

isn't that gorgeous from our santa cruz camera? good day to be out of the boardwalk or out sailing today. a chilly morning with patchy fog and frost. rain returns late thursday night going into friday and there is a warmer pattern setting up for sunday and monday. so you're temperatures at 7:00 tonight in the 50's. if you are stepping out, grab a next or layer because temperatures will fall quickly tonight and tomorrow morning you're looking at numbers in the mid 30's to the mid 30's to the mid-40's for many areas. this morning places like santa rosa airport, napa airport, fairfield, livermore all got down to freezing. expecting chilly conditions once again. north bay at valleys, the delta under a frost advisory. temperatures in the low to mid 40's. frost will form and damage sensitive plants so keep that in mind. temperatures low 30's to low 40's out the door tomorrow morning. patchy fog and a higher clouds as we look at the afternoon highs. you will notice they are in the mid 50's to the mid 60's, so

milder especially away from the coastline. it will be a nice day, not bright and clear, so high clouds will filter the sun. that's forward to thursday because this is when our first opportunity for wet weather arrives. it is going to be to our north at 4 p.m. watch what happens by 10 p.m., light rain moving into the north bay. friday morning's commute is going to be a wet one, but fortunately, it is light rain we are expecting. really scattered in nature and the giants home opener is friday afternoon and i know that this computer model which is a high-resolution model only goes to about 11 a.m. as we get closer, we will get you a better idea. for now, it's looking like the main activity is friday morning. hopefully done before the game begins. rainfall estimates anywhere from a couple hundreds in the south bay to one third of an inch. this is taking you through friday morning. we have more wet weather and the forecast. a decent chance on friday. accuweather 7-day forecast is milder tomorrow, mid-50's to mid-60's. chance of showers thursday night. it is a rainy start on friday.

notice those temperatures continuing to come up. not just the next two days, but we will take a backseat a little bit on friday. then we will come up to the upper 60's to low 70's as we head towards monday as well. easter is looking nice. i do want to tell you the climate prediction center six to 10 day outlook for april 10 through the 14th, a week from now, starting a week from now, is showing above average rainfall. yes. dion: here we go. sandhya: spring can be a wet time of year. so we are not done. dion: thank you. dan: this historic winter rain continues. turning to spring. thank you. dion: a celebration in new york city for women making a difference in the entertainment industry. variety held its power of women annual luncheon. the magazine honored talkshow host kelly ripa, actress natosha lyons and author judy blume as well as rosie perez and michaela rodriguez. they seek tipping attention to the nonprofits champion

honorees. dan: finland is a member of nato. today the country officially became the 31st member. it is a major shakeup in the security landscape in northeastern europe and a move that most finnish citizens did not support. the country had long balanced friendly ties with the west and russia but that changed with russia's invasion of its neighbor ukraine last year. >> that really scared finns they understood that if you are an un-allied country to a nuclear power that talks about the use of nuclear power, you are under the nuclear umbrella yourself as well. dan: finland's exception -- acceptance to nato resents a blow to vladimir putin. he has sought to block nato's expansion for years. dion: coming up, there is a new name atop forbes list of the richest people in the world and here is a hint, it is not elon

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dion: at the closing bell, stocks were in the red. it came as ways that a surge in oil prices could toughen the federal reserve's battle against inflation. the dow dropped nearly 200 points in the nasdaq lost 63 and the s&p was down about 24 points.

twitter is facing a lawsuit now. 4 vendors claim twitter has breached contracts and not paid overdue bills. the proposed class action lawsuit filed today claims the vendors are quote small companies without the resources, time and money to litigate claims on their own. the alleged overdue bills range from 40,000 to $140,000 for services provided in 2022. dan: elon musk is no longer the world's top billionaire with an estimated $180 billion, he dropped to the second spot on forbes annual worlds billionaire list. bernard arnaud is now number one. the first time a french citizen has ever topped the list. the chairman of the french luxury goods giant lv includes louis vuitton and sephora has a net worth of $211 billion. the top five around out by jeff bezos, larry ellison and warren buffett. listen to this, there are a total of 2640 members of the

billionaire club. that is a number that has actually fallen for the second year in a row. forbes says nearly half of all billionaires are poorer than they were just a year ago. so perhaps the rich do not always get richer. dion: coming up next, a recap of today's historic event with donald trump pleading not guilty to felony charges. also ahead. >> they are a beloved part of chinatown that took a big hit during our rent storms. the alex! mateo, hey how's business?

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. dan: our top story, former president donald trump appeared in a new york city court room and entered a plea of not guilty to 34 felony charges. the case stems from hush-money payments to adult film star stormy daniels during his 2016 presidential campaign. abc news political director rick klein joined us today at 3 p.m. on a program called getting answers and he says there are a number of reasons why this is a difficult case. >> this is going to be a tough case to bring for a whole range of reasons.

not the least of which, novel legal theories and politics of the moment. this is not only a former president but as of now, the leading candidate for the republican nomination. dan: the former president returned to his home in florida following his arraignment to address his supporters. he is not scheduled to appear in court again until december 4. let's move now to a story you will see only on seven. dion: an iconic part of san francisco's chinatown took a hit during recent storms. the community is asking for help. dan: abc 7 anchor liz kreutz reports about a fundraising effort to replace red lanterns on grand avenue. ♪ liz: a place to find by the sound of music, the smell of good food and for the last 10 years, the sight of these iconic red lanterns on grand avenue. >> the red lanterns are a symbol

of love and hope and prosperity. liz: look up now and you may notice something slightly off. on one block, they are gone and in the places they are still hanging. >> they just look tattered and old. liz: the reason is the recent weather. the atmospheric river's and windstorms that pummeled the bay area took a toll on the delicate paper lanterns, ripping them up and treading them into pieces. >> so as you can see, they are in bad shape. liz: eva and jackie are with nonprofit be chinatown to replace the lanterns. >> any support is very helpful. >> the project is not cheap. each strand of lanterns cost a thousand dollars and the need to replace three blocks of them. it is a cost they say is worth it, since the lanterns were first installed a decade ago, they functioned as an extra layer of security for those who live and work in chinatown. it is something chance says has been more vital amid the rise of

anti-asian hate crimes. >> a lot of the residents in sro like taking the evening strolls, but it can get really dark in the alleys and on the streets. the lanterns at a sense of safety, because they are lit up at night. liz: they are a big draw for visitors looking for that perfect san francisco photo opportunity. >> can you imagine grant avenue lanterns for the tourists? so yes, we are working on it right now and we have a lot of challenges in our tourist season already, so yes. overly we will get them done before the summer. liz: crossing fingers for good fortune. in chinatown, liz kreutz abc7news. dan: a link to the gofundme is on our website abc7news.com. every person who donates will be put into a raffle for a chance to win a dinner with chef martin yan and ms. california as well. meanwhile, there is action being taken in response to the number of windows shattered and fell out of a high-rise buildings during the recent storms.

mayor london breed authorized an emergency declaration requiring inspections of buildings 15 stories were taller and built after 1998. building owners must provide a licensed architect or engineer's evaluation to ensure the safety and stability of all elements of the façade including the windows. dion: moving on to our work to build a better bay area. a flood improvement project may displace more than 200 house to people in san jose. a multimillion dollar partnership could help relocate them. abc7news reporter zach fuentes has their story. zach: san jose waterways have been home to the cities on the house like raymond who lived here all along the guadalupe river. >> i was in my truck. them out of the area and now a similar sweep may be happening along coyote creek, an area that is in need of prevention work for floods. >> the flooding in 2017, this is

very important to public safety. it is connected to our retrofit project as well, as we are doing that project and preparing for the possibly that there may need to be greater flows into coyote creek. so this will help protect those residents in those areas. zach: the project would require up to 200 people who live along the creek to relocate starting in june. the proposed partnership would see valley water can shooting $4.8 million to help the city with outreach and resources for people to relocate. san jose mayor matt said the funding will help those displaced even though it is a tight timeline. >> get this double benefit of having additional funding to do outreach and identify housing solutions for people living in encampment. and that enable them to do this critical environmental work. zach: one advocate i spoke with says if the city and valley water move forward to the housing options for those displaced should not be temporary. >> if you don't have the end result where people need to be which is permanent housing, you can't do this and tell people

they need to go from the creeks into the tiny homes. if they do not have a place to go in the end. zach: matt agrees that permanent housing is needed but the city has to act. >> and unsheltered homelessness as quickly --end homelessness as quickly as possible but there's a broader issue which is our regions lack of housing supply. zach: san jose council voted unanimously tuesday to move forward with the valley water partnership. valley water's board is set to discuss next tuesday. zach fuentes abc7news. dan: there are calls tonight for federal oversight of the antioch police department. this comes in the wake of an fbi investigation and the civil rights violations and offenses that led to several officers being put on leave. abc seven news reporter has the story. >> and antioch allegations of excessive force and police brutality led to an fbi investigation of eight officers.

that investigation exposed more officers involved in alleged misconduct. >> now we've got allegations that at least eight other officers are involved in sending racist text messages. are these the people who can fairly police the community? >> ben is a partner at a firm. he suggests federal oversight may be necessary to move the department forward. >> there's no one left to do it. they have shown they cannot do it. the da is unwilling to enforce the standards. >> they are a lawyer represent the family of angelo who filed a lawful -- unlawful death lawsuit against the antioch police department. the case gained national attention because his death was similar to the killing of george floyd. >> they continued that pronet re-strained with enough pressure on his back to because hemorrhages in his eyes. and what that means is it's a sign that they asphyxiated him

while they restrained him. >> he says federal oversight can lead to effective internal investigations and enforcement standards. if someone makes an allegation against an officer, gets investigated, not in order to cover it up or not with a preconceived presumption that the officer is innocent. >> the antioch police department declined to be interviewed for this story but the department released statistics for 2022. they show officers handled almost 80,000 calls. of those, 67 required use of force or less than 1% of all incidents. it adds it is developing training that emphasizes de-escalation and initiatives to increase transparency, as well as increased diversity of its workforce. >> we need fair reasonable policing, federal oversight is the only remaining avenue to make this department one that can be relied on. >> in antioch, abc7news. >> a bay area woman cannot

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dan: for six years, six years a solano county woman unsuccessfully tried to register her car. dion: she ran into one roadblock after another. michael finney is here and i feel her frustration. mike: you're underlining six years. that's good because that long ordeal meant she went all that time without legally being able to drive. for the most part it just sat there. this is the 2007 previous she cannot drive because it has expired expiration -- registration tags. >> if i drive the car i run the risk of having the car impounded which did happen once. mike: to understand, you need to go back to 2013. that is when she moved from california to a suburb of portland, oregon. two years later she returned to california to live in fairfield and thats where the confusion began. she immediately applied and

received her new california plate of registration. then she says the dmv sent her a letter saying not so fast and basically rescinded her registration. >> and internal audit had found some incorrect information. mike: that meant she had to start all over with the dmv's both in california and oregon. she says the dmv advised her to register her car first in oregon to get a title there. >> and of course oregon will not do that, because i do not live there. so i cannot get a title from either california or oregon. mike: she says she has spoken to both dmv's in person and by phone many times with documentation, but without success. >> if you do not fit in their neat little box of go here, fix that, fill out this form, they do not know how to be helpful. mike: with six years of frustration boiling over, she contacted 7 on your side.

and we contacted the dmv which told us it could not let her register the car because of a -- it belong to someone else. someone else turned out to be her daughter, who was apparently gifted the car from her mom many years ago. the daughter took it but decided she did not need it and let her mom have the car back. both apparently forgot to take care of the paperwork. so we contacted the oregon dmv and sent her daughter the title to the car and suggested she needed to sign the title over to her mom to complete the transfer. ludin has a license plate and up-to-date tags. the car now belongs to her and after six years, she is raring to go. >> as soon as i get packed and organized i'm going to take a road trip and drive this thing to yellowstone national park. and go camping and have some fun. mike: she says she is planning trips back to oregon and up to

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♪ to enjoy lunch in san francisco? thrive city launched its live music lunch series outside the chase center today. >> we have local artists play for people in the community. come on down, take a seat, have some lunch and listen to some great music. dan: the free live music lunch series will happen every tuesday during the months of april and may. thrive city is offering a variety of reinvents including fitness classes and an open-air market for -- what a lovely thing to do. dion: let's see if sandhya can make the weather sunny on all the tuesdays. sandhya: no pressure whatsoever. i tell you what, i will bring you some sunshine on tuesday. but things can change, so here

is a look at live doppler 7. we have clouds on live doppler 7 and as we check out high temperatures, mid-50's to mid 60's tomorrow, wispy clouds and sunshine for wednesday. we're going to fast forward to friday afternoon and evening. this system is exiting as saturday's system comes in. this is a course model also did not take this precisely. we will get rain early tomorrow morning is what it looks like and then everything moves north. don't ditch the umbrella, the climate prediction centers temperature outlook from april 10 to the 14th, a week from today, above average for the central u.s. and east coast. below average out west, which includes the bay area. 40 to 60% chance of below average temperatures. as far as rainfall, above average out west, below average for the rest of the country. how likely april 10 through the 14th? 33 to 50% chance that we will see above average precipitation.

accuweather 7-day forecast, enjoy the sunshine tomorrow. cloudy on thursday. thursday and at going to friday, level 1 storm bringing rain. then on saturday, a chance easter sunday looks drive for now and warmer going into monday with 70's. stay tuned, the models keep flip-flopping. easter sunday it may have to be plastic eggs. [laughter] sandhya: i know there will be an insult coming from that end of the set. dion: i've got you. >> dan would never say anything. dan: finny left already, i don' know what you're talking about. >> is that the introduction to sports? [laughter] >> warriors have been waiting for this for a while. andrew wiggins is back after an extensive absence. rejoining the warriors, but how soon until he is out on the

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>> now abc 7 sports with larry beil. larry: the warriors playing their final home game tonight hosting kc. andrew wiggins is back in the building. he left after 22 games with a family matter, his family -- his father is ill. he's ready to help with the playoffs around the corner.

going to take time before he is back in nba shape. andrew is not plain tonight and will be reevaluated in that couple of days. hopefully doing that when he's back out on the court. it's possible he can return by this weekend but you got to remember, there's only three games left, so not a lot of time to get up to speed. he met the media with gm a bob myers who emphasized life is more important than basketball. bob: when a player or employee of this organization is dealing with something involving their family, we fully support them. we will always fully support that. andrew: when you are in a certain situation and your family needs you, and requires your attention and your love, that is my first priority. >> basketball is andrew's job. it is my job, but it is not my life, it is not his life. >> family is first for me and it will always be that way. >> it was great to see andrew today. you know, we have missed him the last couple of months.

obviously on the court, but just his presence in the locker room, training room. he is a calming presence. >> it's good being back, it's good seeing these familiar faces. you know, just enjoying being here. i'm happy. larry: a significant injury minutes ago. klay thompson is going to miss tonight's game against the thunder because of a back injury. he is averaging 22 points per game with the warriors fighting to hold onto the succeed and the west. a really bad time for a back problem. hopefully not a long-term issue. here is a site you may not see to anymore times, tiger woods and a practice round at augustine national golf course. getting ready to play in his 25th masters. round one is thursday and he admits he does not know himself home anymore masters he has left in him after struggling with back issues in a serious car crash that cost him his right leg almost. the five-time champion savoring the moment. >> with the accident it has been

a tough, tough road. and again, the appreciation to be able to play this game. and then to be able to come here and play at augustine national, it is such a special place. and it means so much to me in my heart. larry: bay area has produced some of the top stars in women's soccer so it seems natural that there is a pro team coming here. that team will arrive maybe next year. a group that includes randy chastain, allie wagoner and danielle slayton was awarded a team to compete in the nwsl. that squad will debut in 2024. nowhere on the team's name, logo or where they will play. the pitch clock claimed its first victim this afternoon. padres star manny machado struck out. he did not get back to the batters box in time for it was playing with the gloves and that he let us -- he got tossed after some choice words. he said a bad word. machado might disagree but so

far the pitch clock is getting rave reviews, shaving off about 25 minutes per game. everybody but manny machado really enjoying the pitch clock. i will tell you what he said. >> oh! >> heave ho right away after that. they will not stand for that. >> i'm glad it's working. >> pace of play is up. dan: coming up on abc 7 at 8:00 catch the rookie followed at 9:00 by back-to-back episodes of will trent, then stay with us for abc7news at 11:00. that is this addition of abc7news. for all of us here, i am dan ashley. we appreciate your time. at a great evening and join us again tonight at 11:00.

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♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" [applause] please welcome today's contestants-- a social worker from kansas city, missouri... a guest services agent from lafollette, tennessee...

and our returning champion, a tech consultant from bloomington, minnesota... whose 1-day cash winnings total... [applause] and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings! [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to "jeopardy!" our new champion, crystal zhao, owns hundreds of strategy games and perhaps it's that unique collection that helped her devise a master plan for achieving success here on the alex trebek stage. a tough final jeopardy! clue yesterday tripped up all three of our players, but crystal was able to hold on to her lead. and today she's back to defend against brian and amanda. good luck, everyone. here comes the jeopardy! round, where we have these categories for you. first... then... we have...