join triple a america's most recommended roadside service building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions . this is abc seven news. now it's six safety solutions. what mayor london breed says is being done to crack down on crime in san francisco after multiple attacks last week sparked a lot of concern. good morning, everybody. it's sunday, april 9th and was kreutz here, at least arjun happy easter to all of you and happy easter to you, lisa, and we have a really nice easter sunday ahead of us. yeah thank you. happy easter, everyone it is going to be really nice. the sun comes up at 6 43 plenty of clear sky to drop our temperatures. this morning by four or five degrees, but the storm track well into the pacific northwest. it is 43 in walnut creek, 44 dublin and pleasant in and as we go closer to the bay, mid and upper forties from oakland to hayward

50 in san francisco, 41 pacifica and there is our cooler starts, six degrees colder, livermore, santa rosa. and throughout the day today, plenty of sun if you high clouds in the north bay fifties in the next few hours for some will hit 60 by nine o'clock noon time. low to mid sixties bayside in inland. the coast will warm to the low sixties later on this afternoon, mid seventies inland, and that is well above average. we'll talk about another warm day for monday and then a cool down with gusty winds to follow later in the week, liz all right, lisa, thank you overnight in the south bay. one person is dead after a shooting in san jose officers received a call yesterday afternoon after shots were fired your keys in south third street. police say the victim was transported to the hospital with life threatening injuries around 10 last night, authorities reported the victim had died, and that makes it san jose's eighth homicide of the year. police have not announced any arrests in the case, and information on a suspect or suspects has not been released

in san francisco. safety has been a really hot topic recently following the deadly stabbing of cash up founder bob lee this morning. we want to take a look at the potential solutions when it comes to reducing crime in san francisco. first a look at san francisco's homicide rate. fbi i am pleased crime data from 2021 actually shows that san francisco was close to the bottom of the list of major cities in america with 6.9 homicides per 100,000 people for perspective, the city with the highest homicide rate is st louis, which is 66.5 homicides per 100,000. people abc seven news reporter terry campbell. here's from mayor. london breed about what is being done within the police department and on the streets to improve security in san francisco from a brutal attack on a former san francisco fire commissioner to the stabbing death of tech exec bob lee mayor london breed setting the city safety record straight saturday. i want to start by, you know, making it clear, um

that, um you know, both of these cases, the information is still not yet public. they're under investigation. the mayor cautioning people not to jump to conclusions when some of the facts of many of these cases come out. people are going to be surprised, she says social media has helped spread a message questioning the safety of the city. it is really heightened events like this as well as you know people who are jumping to conclusions about what they think is actually happening despite the safety perception, the mayor says progress is being made, pointing to the city's moved to put 25 million more dollars into police overtime. what that does is continue to allow us to do our jobs here and to make sure that we're not only out on the streets and we can respond to calls for service, but it provides us the ability to do these investigations around the clock. the city's at least 500 officers short, but the mayor says recruiting

efforts are starting to pay off. including a bump in starting salary. we're starting to see tal pnting to a majorve lt wk,e federal government to help crack down on the open air drug market saturday, suggesting the request will be met. it looks as though um we are probably going to get some support from hopefully the state and the federal government , so we'll be able to make it clear what that entails. and much of that drug dealing is on the streets of the tenderloin supervisor. is er dean preston's district. there were stabbings and shootings in my district in the tenderloin over this last week as well, including a homicide. so you know, this is obviously incredibly disturbing . we need to really go aggressively after especially the open air drug dealing in the tenderloin, but i think when that support kicks in, it's going to be a new day in san francisco campbell, abc seven news, please radio audio obtained by our media partners at the san francisco standard

paint a frantic picture of bob lee's last moments. take a listen screening health saying someone's death me. he is not giving a 20. this is a cell phone location. advise he's bleeding out. medics, former called three that's the 911 dispatcher, speaking to police officers out in the field about the phone call that lee made dispatchers were eventually able to pinpoint where lee was making a call and lead officers to the scene. that is where they found the 43 year old tech executive with wounds. to see how safe your neighborhood is. you can use the seven neighborhood safety tracker. it is an interactive tool on our website you can use to look up different crimes in different cities, see how crimes have gone up and down over time and how they compare to other places that's on abc seven news .com. alright new developments in a reported scandal within the antioch's police department. this has been under a federal and state criminal investigation for various offenses. now anti ox a

er is calling for more action, abc seven news reporter answer. hassan tells us it comes after 17 officers were accused of misconduct have 17 names that that are part of this department at that point to some serious issues on friday contra costs, the judge released the names of 17 officers accused of misconduct. mayor lamar thorpe says the problem stems from the culture of antioch's please department while i'm outraged by all of this, as every resident should be outraged by this, uh and more concerned and more irritated at the fact that our command staff ah somehow didn't know about this. so there's systemic failures and leadership here. thorpe issued a video saturday morning calling for an independent audit of the department's internal affairs process also wants a review of the hiring in promotions process to eliminate what he called racial policy in both practice and behavior culture at the police department. is a problem. hmm and has long been a huge

legal and financial liability for the city police department has been under a federal and state criminal investigation for the past year over a broad range of offenses, including alleged fraud, bribery and excessive use of force, the contra costa county district attorney's office says that investigation then uncovered that the police officers quote exchanged text messages which contain unambiguously and historically racist speech directed towards the suspects. the officers were investigating. at least 20% of the department is on lead for miss kanda. so the mayor is 100% right. there's a cultural problem here is the lawyer representing the family of angelo quinto seen in this video who filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the anti oct police department. he believes it's important that the officers names are released so there can be accountability, especially since one of the officers named is said to be the president of the antioch's lease union, its own union head is involved in

sending text messages that that are blatantly racist means said. the entire department requires a major overhaul. police department did not return requests for comment. the lawyer representing the officer says he hasn't seen the text messages yet, so he can't comment on the case. but in an email to abc seven news, he did state quote i know. the police chief insisted that the city hire an outside investigator as soon as possible. to commence a thorough and objective investigation into this matter and anti assad hassan, abc seven news look at dangling power pole and fremont shut down much of maori avenue between mission boulevard and cherry street. this happened yesterday afternoon. you can see it appears the top of the pole was she sheared off with wires and electricity, electrical electrical equipment swaying above the road. we have contact fremont. pleased to find out exactly what happened, but we have not yet heard back at 608 on this easter sunday. lisa, let's go check outside. iluthelf

forties. but what a gorgeous view 6 43 is the official sunrise. it sets at 7 39 and will be filled with a lot of sunshine. mild temperatures well above average. we'll talk about the cool down. you know, it's around the corner coming up. thank you, lisa. also i had action and activism in sans of s and drag activists are rallying against anti lgbtq legislation across the country. was a major sustainability efforts in sunnyvale and up post look at its new city hall and why it's being recognized for energy efficiency. customers come in every single day. pros are using battery equipment. making the switch to battery was one of the best decisions that we made as a company. we made the switch to battery powered equipment would be ahead of the industry. battery powered equipment has helped us grow considerably here in the bay area. it's made in

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build a better bay area and a better earth. welcome back here is a live look outside right now and just nice to have a dry weekend support change or a dry spell for a change. alright one person is in the hospital this morning after a shooting on an east bay freeway last night, the highway patrol tells us this happened on the south bound lanes of interstate 80 near dixon landing road in milpitas. just before seven o'clock yesterday. at one point, all lanes were closed for the investigation, but some lanes did reopen about an hour later. the victim's condition is not known right now broadcast by audio has the chp call into dispatch from the scene. i have a first measures drove up to me . planning three. investigators have not released information about the suspect in san francisco, hundreds of trans and drag activists, along with their supporters rallied in protest of recent anti lgbtq legislation

across the country, abc seven news reporter cornell bernard was there, do you? march, with the message echoing through the streets of san francisco activists and their allies say enough is enough. organizers this protest march called drag up fight back is in direct response to a wave of anti lgbtq legislation nationwide targeting the trans and drag communities. they're saying that that drag queens and trans people are targeting and grooming children , and none of that is true. the w is currently tracking more than 400 legislative actions targeting the lgbtq community. activists say they're feeling under attack. it's not ok for our youth or our our community any any part of the spectrum of our community to be victimized and to be ostracized from their own communities because of who they are is not ok. people are

not attacking us. because just because we're different, they're attacking us because we're joyful. they're attacking us because we're out and present in the world in a way. that scares them. st. from union square, where the message got even louder noise if you think that trans rights are human rights. supervisor matt dorsey says the community has his support. i'll never forget that you know, the early lesson of lgbtq plus activism was we all stand stood together. and now 30, plus years later, i have an opportunity to stand with the community and i'm going to many feel this is a moment in time to get organized and speak out to help themselves and others. and so yes, we're angry. we're mad. we're hurt. we're afraid. but that fear is not going to stop us from being

joyful. that fear is going to motivate us to protect ourselves. in san francisco. cornell bernard, abc seven news new developments ithe secondlarf with the angeles unified school district have approved the labor deal after their three day strike in march. the deal was voted on this by the union wages would be increased by 30% for workers who make an average of $25,000 a year. it also includes a $1000 bonus for employees who worked during covid 19. district workers will also receive expanded healthcare benefits. the board of education still needs to approve the contract before anything else happens. the school district says the board is set to vote on it on april 18th. innovation and sustainability is on full display in sunny bail as the city celebrates the opening of its new city hall as abc seven news reporter amended, al castello reports it's being hailed as the first of its kind when it comes to energy efficiency, billed as the first

in the nation to be both net zero energy and leed platinum, the city's mayor says it's a symbol of sustainability and innovation, ultimately reflecting silicon valley. we have solar panels on the roof. we have battery backup, you know, so story. bridge for all the electricity that we're creating, you know, there's tons of automation from assault from the blind system to other things within this within the city city hall, which make it that icon of innovation in the shadow of the new buildings in the old city hall. the site and surrounding areas still very much. an active construction site. new city hall chambers not quite finished as supply chain issues held up some technology mayor larry klein anticipates full completion will come by the end of the summer in total 26 acre campus with even more on the way we'll open later this summer is six acres of open space, so we'll have a new empathy or will have additional art outside and so it will become not just a meeting place inside. but outside within the city and city hall is finished.

officials are hoping the location on all of avenue will quote serve as a model for sustainability, all while improving the efficiency of city services and stamping son evil as the heart of silicon valley. this new city hall is an icon to those things so setting that example in silicon valley in the world of what can be done. city hall officially opened its doors to the public on march 20th with a formal public grand opening planned for september. along with the mayor's state of the city address reporting in sunnyvale. i'm a metadata. still, yo, abc seven news. hundreds will fill delores park in san francisco for an easter tradition. today the sisters of perpetual indulgence are hosting their 44th annual celebration kicks off with children's easter from 10 to noon, and that will include an egg hunt storytime and the easter bunny rupaul's drag race star honey mahogany hosts the more adult oriented event noon to four and that will include the classic hunky jesus contest. and it's just bring

celebration it salesforce park in san francisco this morning as well. the park is hosting a free spring fling events starting at 10. there will be a bunch of activities for big kids and little kids, including music, hunts, face painting, coloring and even a visit from the easter bunny. there's also a beer garden for adults. the egg hunt for kids 0 to 4 starts at 10 30 . then there's one for kids five and up, starting i don't love in. all right, lisa, and let's get a check of our easter sunday forecast as well. and finally, that kind of sunshine spring feeling we've been looking for. yes that's right, and you don't need to keep the jacket. it's going to be warm in some spots with temperatures well into the seventies, so average highs. santa rosa san jose 68 degrees and will be about 76 in some spots and holding on to the seventies for your monday inland , but that onshore flow is going to strengthen, and that will be the case into tuesday and wednesday as well. live doppler seven showing you that all the

cloud cover the rain up through seattle, portlandia, even northern california, where a trough of low pressure is going to drop down monday night, and that is going to influence not only the bay area but much of california with cooler weather, so we'll call it a transient ridge. it's with us. for today, moving out of town tomorrow, and then the changes really arrive into tuesday and wednesday. gorgeous view here and you can see not a cloud out there. we could see some high clouds in the north bay later on 49 san francisco as well as san jose. it's 45 in oakland, 43 palo alto with 41 half moon bay and our roof camera showing a very calm conditions out over the bay. with 40 santa rosa dropping through the low forties and inland valleys 43 in livermore conquered checking in at 46 same deal here. 46 in santa cruz were temperatures climb through the sixties yesterday, and we'll be looking at more sunshine and much warmer today, so nice day to hit the coast with

temperatures about 3 to 4 degrees above average along the shore line, but much warmer than that about seven degrees above average elsewhere, so clear this morning exceptional weather for easter sunday and then cooler, breezy to windy getting into tuesday and wednesday, so mostly sunny for most of us the north bay looking at a few very high clouds, and we'll see a little bit more of that into monday. then a cold front pushes through. it's a dry cold front. you can see the moisture with it late monday, but we get the breezy conditions, the skies clear. and then the gusty conditions along the coast into wednesday. here's a look at the winds today. they're lying. it's comfortable out there into monday, a little stronger 20 to 30 miles an hour inside the bay into tuesday afternoon, we're up to 35 miles an hour and then up to wednesday over 40 miles an hour. so of course, this will allow for much cooler numbers only in the fifties wednesday

sixties elsewhere, then we'll begin to rebound thursday into friday, so heist today the warmest day out there with mid sixties downtown low seventies and palo alto. we're in the upper sixties yesterday on the peninsula, so a good 4 to 5 degree jump today for you 75 livermore 73 in napa. and the other seven day forecast still warm inland tomorrow. here comes the breeze. the cooler weather come tuesday, wednesday and then turning it around a little bit on thursday. more like average and looking a bit above average the end of the work week. so nice looking day and week. really? absolutely we love to see it, lisa thank you, just ahead of special tribute to famed for tog ra for ansel adams . how would you exhibit right here in the bay area is putting a spotlight on his efforts to better serve the environment. it's a brand new day. don't let junk get in. the way you have to do is point what you'll be back to your old self again. 1 800

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east bay. a first of its kind of workshop in oakland, helps children living with type two diabetes and their families. staff from ucs have been enough. children's hospitals organized the community day it featured games, workshops and visits from local sports figures. officials say these types of workshops are really rare for those diagnosed with type two diabetes, connecting with others is key to helping manage it. we just see a need in our patients and their families to bring them together to provide community to provide support to provide education. families also received tips on exercise and eating habits. san francisco native and renowned artists ansel adams, commonly known for his photography of yosemite influenced thousands of professional photographers and art lovers will now a new exhibition at the de young museum is also putting a spotlight on his influence as an environmentalist, abc seven meteorologist spencer christian

, has looked at how adam's work is becoming increasingly relevant today. photographer ansel adams captured many of his iconic images. western landscapes like yosemite were both remote and still pristine, and for much of his career, he worked to help keep them that way. now a new exhibit at san francisco's de young museum examines how adam's environmental activism is taking on a new urgency in the age of climate change. is that massive figure with this sort of larger than life reputation at one has to deal with so i'm fascinated to realize how many contemporary artists really are concerned and speaking to environmental issues to climate change, senior curator karen haas says the influence can be seen in the work of those often younger photographers included in the exhibition contrast adams famous photograph of the moon over a desert landscape, for instance. with the sad clutter of brian

shute mats nevada landscape, but what i love about brian's work is that he is looking at very concerned with the fact that we , as a culture seems so often to extract everything that is valuable to take from the soil to take from the earth. assistant curator sarah mckay says she grew up on the east coast, where many of ansel adams images defined the western landscape in popular imagination . but she also notes the evolution and work. like lucas folios beach restoration after el nino waves environmentalism that was kind of started by adams is now really being kind of it's at the forefront of the images in the exhibition. so there are photographers like lucas folio who really are involved with climate scientists and whose main concern is the environment. the exhibition is also an intimate look at ansel adams bay or your roots from the golden gate before the golden gate bridge. to a developing

landscape dotted by little boxes on the hillsides, a mix of classic and contemporary views. of landscape. the west. and ultimately, the change facing our entire planet. spencer christian, abc seven news. still to come on abc seven mornings. tennessee officials consider reappointing to lawmakers after a controversial protests on the house floor the new developments after they were expelled from their seats. all you get explored dirt roads get outside. he will never forget it. do it all with rex van. we're here to fuel your memories. california is leading the way with goals to reduce emissions by 85% and as a california company, chevron is proud to be developing technologies that can help our state meet these goals from investments in hydrogen fuel

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right here outside our window where numbers are up in the upper forties, san francisco 45 in oakland, 43. palo alto with upper forties san jose and 41 half moon bay from mount tam. it looks nice and calm right temperatures right around 40 in santa rosa 42 by the delta 43 livermore. some high clouds, perhaps in the north bay later on, but overall, the temperatures continue to drop off. anywhere from 3 to 6 degrees cooler. we are making up the difference by noon or one o'clock, where the numbers will climb to near 60 and then by the afternoon were in the mid sixties to mid seventies. a few high clouds and we'll talk about when those seventies if those seventies will hang around into the week ahead. alright lisa, thank you. developments as a fight is unfolding in us courts over a commonly used abortion drug. one federal judge suspended fda approval of mifepristone and another federal judge just ordered to keep access the status quo and could

impact every state even where abortion is legal, and the case could go all the way to the supreme court. abc news reporter karina mitchell has the latest a court battle over conflicting rulings in two different states . a federal judge in texas ruling to suspend the fda approval of mifepristone medication that is used in more than half of us abortions. the judge writing that the fda is quote, lack of restrictions resulted in many deaths and many more severe or life threatening adverse reactions. the justice department acting quickly filing an appeal just hours after the decision. some anti abortion advocates praising the judge's ruling. it was certainly a victory. it was one that we've been praying for. for some time , the fda says it will appeal, saying it quote stands behind its determination that medford, kristen is safe and effective. the fda approved the drug in 2000, and it is legal in 18 states and is the first of two drugs that can abort pregnancies in the 1st 11 weeks. kristen is

an exceptionally effective and safe medication to use for first trimester terminations of pregnancy. but the fda has continued to if anything, overly monitor this drug to make sure that it continues to be safe and effective federal judge in washington state also making a ruling on the drug, ordering to keep the status quo writing quote. abortion restrictions vary state by state and plaintiffs alleged harm not shared nationwide. this week, all eyes will turn to the fifth circuit court of appeals in new orleans. very conservative court that's where the justice department will seek an extended stay of the texas judge's decision allowing medford per stone to remain in use. as this all gets sorted out. whatever the outcome there, it's certain to be bound for the supreme court president biden, saying his administration will fight the texas ruling. karina mitchell, abc news new york. members of nashville's metro council and the shelby county border. now we are now considering reappointing to

democratic tennessee lawmakers back to their seats. this is after they were ousted by a republican led expulsion vote early last weekabc ne reporter phil lip off has the new developments. no peace. democratic lawmakers justin pearson, gloria johnson and justin jones, accused of violating tennessee state house to corum when they join protests calling for stricter gun laws after the nashville covenant school shooting that killed six people, including three children, we will not be fun. house republican leadership had warned them against bringing the protest onto the house floor. talking about himself, but they did using bullhorns after their microphones were cut off. days later, the republican supermajority ousted duly elected democrats justin pearson and justin jones, who are black , declare representative justin j. pearson of the 86 representatives spelled gloria johnson, a white woman was the only one who survived the expulsion vote difference in the

outcome. i will answer your question i might have to do with the color of our skin, republican representative brian ritchie tells cnn. it was not a race issue. they played the video. it clearly showed her standing there, not doing as much had nothing to do with the color of their skin. vice president kamala harris met with the three democratic lawmakers on friday they chose to show courage. in the face of extreme tragedy. the truth must never be stifled or silenced when it is on. more t . people in pearson and jones's districts are now without representation in the tennessee state house until county commissioners name their replacements, but jones and pearson could have their seats back as early as next week. nashville city council and the shelby county board of commissioners have indicated they intend to hold a vote to reinstate the representatives monday. they would serve until there is a special election and

they could run again. phil lip off abc news new york. coming up. on this week, abc news anchor jon karl will speak to one of the expelled tennessee legislators. you can watch the full interview on this week at eight this morning, right here on abc seven. developing news in france officials believe up to 10 people may be buried under the rubble after an explosion caused a residential building to collapse in the ports city of marce i the french interior minister says a fire burning underneath the debris, complicated rescue efforts. no word on what has triggered this blast or if anyone was killed. in the collapse or the explosion. this is unfolding and we'll bring you updates as we get them. meantime developing news this morning out of delaware police there are looking for at least one gunman , they say opened fire at a wilmington's mall, leaving eight people hurt. officers say three people were hit by gunfire, while five others are considered injured because of other reasons . when police arrived, they found the

shngas rul of an altercation between multiple suspects and at least one victim. texas governor greg abbott says he is working two part in a u. s army sergeant convicted in the deadly shooting of a black lives matter. protester daniel perry was found guilty of murdering 28 year old garrett foster during a 2020 protests over george floyd's death. that happened in austin, texas. perry's foster was carrying a rifle and claims foster threatened him while inside of his car driving for uber. perry says he then shot faster five times in self defense. governor abbott has asked the state to expedite apart in recommendation for perry. pope francis is back in public view for the easter holiday today after he did skip good friday's nighttime procession at the coliseum. here he is the 86 year old pontiff celebrating sunday mass this morning along with the tens of thousands of people at st peter's square in rome. yesterday he attended the easter vigil mass in st peter's basilica. he's recovering from

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their native only to the gulf of mexico. they have a very small nesting range across all species of sea turtles estimation is that only one in 1000 hatchlings will make it to be an adult to reproduce. she says. well, it's normal to see strandings. um this time of year, the number is really higher than usual. one possible explanation could be the weather, she says. high winds could be pushing carcasses onto the shore. the next step is to conduct animal autopsies to try and figure out what is killing the sea turtles. the recent drought in california is inspiring businesses and nonprofits to find unique ways to conserve water. and in this case now rainwater, the recent atmospheric rivers have had a big impact on that, and abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez tells us how some in the bay area, including wineries are doing that. these tanks sit outside flower elementary school in sonoma. they've been capturing roof rainwater during our recent storms that the school will reuse for its garden

in the summer, when water isn't so plentiful. steven lee of the nonprofit cinema colleges center designed the system and helped install it in november. when the kids are learning all of those lessons. we want them to learn about growing food and all of the bits about having an educational garden, water conservation and water capture is part of that curriculum. it's a demonstration. ocean system, in addition to it, actually providing you know the water that that would be needed to satisfy some some portion of the water budget for that, carden also in sonoma county winery and windsor is among four jackson family wines in northern california, also collecting rainwater. as the rain falls on the roof. it's diverted into a series of pipes that leads into tanks in our winery, um that we then capture the water in we then run that water through a filtration system. we then move that into another set of what we call close top tanks. where there and it's stored, and it's then pumped into our refrigeration system to use in

its cooling tower to help cool down our winery when it gets hot during the summer days, chromosomes on site team installing the system in 2021 from december to today, already collecting 100 and 25,000 gallons about what they would in a typical year deal with some mud and you know, closed roads and other things, but definitely when we're talking about a positive coming out of this is how do we capture this? this critical resource here in california, especially in one country that is water captured and use it for something in the future that otherwise would be pulled from the ground. the four flower elementary tanks can collectively store 20,000 gallons of water, with the recent rain there already full. it's really nice to see the plan come together, as they say in the 18, and it worked exactly as it was designed to work grant funded the system at flower. the elementary. leigh hobson sell other systems like this one at other schools. in the news room . gloria rodriguez, abc seven news you have another chance to see a rare astronomical

phenomenon this morning in san francisco about 100, people filled the intersection of california and golf streets yesterday morning to take in and photograph the so called california henge. we told you about this yesterday. it happens twice a year when the sun lines up perfectly, with california street, shining between the buildings and over the top of the bay bridge. it occurs for just a few minutes. these photos were taken by our own, abc seven news executive producer mark stevens. you can see this again this morning, basically right now, so if you live nearby, you can go out. it happens just before seven a.m. if you don't catch it, you can also do it tomorrow morning before seven am, and if you don't catch it, then you'll have to wait until september. such beautiful photos mark chuck lisa and we have a beautiful sunset with high clouds increasing the next few days, we'll have a lot of opportunities to enjoy nice sunset. his son will be with us all throughout the day, warming us up into the mid seventies and inland valleys here could hit about 70 and santa cruz. so

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i'll get the plates taste killer nutrition, always organic. dave's killer bread bread amplified. welcome a live look from the golden gate bridge camera. just beautiful. start to this sunday a little windy, their flag blowing in the wind, but just a beautiful sunrise new this morning in sports. now tiger woods has withdrawn from the masters because of an injury, ending his streak of completing all 72 holes of every tournament he has played at augusta national's as a professional. the 47 year old tied the record for most consecutive cuts made at the tournament yesterday at 23. on the court now. meantime the dubs have a lot on the line when they take on the portland's trail blazers this afternoon in the final game of the regular season , and there was also plenty of baseball, abc seven sports

anchor chris alvarez has this morning sports good morning. it has been a tale of two giants teams so far this season and their three wins san francisco averaging nearly 12 runs a game and therefore losses, just one run a game fine dining back in mccovey cove. you know how to do it out there in the cove giants didn't have a hit until the fourth inning. lamont way junior, there's the first splash hit of the season splashing number 98, the giants lead 5 to 1. at one point things were looking good until the 8th 52 game. rice tripling one strike away and salvador perez a three run shot to left and all of a sudden we're tied at five. ouch bottom eight. giants loaded the bases with no outs, but they come up blank. taylor clark, it's blake sable swinging to end the inning, so still tied at five. top of the ninth. two outs run around third. camilo duval. 100 miles an hour to the backstop and nate eaten slides in selyqu i inthtainbrutalooe sweep

later today mascot race in tampa is on the road against the razor. that is fun stuff. their second start for shintaro fujinami gave up four runs and was pulled after this. randy arozarena two run single in the fifth. four tampa bay rays there the last unbeaten team in the majors. arozarena makes it 11. nothing off. catcher carlos perez was pitch. in there. tampa is the first team to win at least eight games in a row to start the season by at least four runs since the 18 84 stateless maroons lose 11 nothing. they've lost six of eight rainy day in augusta second round delayed on friday, so they finished up that on saturday, tiger woods trying to make his 23rd straight cut china masters record early on 14 goes finish it three over and did just barely make it. so did 63 year old fred couples, becoming the oldest to ever make the cut at augusta field is chasing brooks kept to at 13 under four ahead of john graham. after starting the third round play was suspended and they're gonna try and finish this whole thing. today some players will have to

play almost 30 holes. there's not been a monday finish at augusta. since 1983 will wait and see after the win over the kings the wars in the driver's seat to clinton, top six seed in the west now if they beat the blazers today in the regular season finale, they will be in the top six that they lose gets a lot more complicated, a loss and the dubs gonna need a lot of help to avoid the play in tournament due to a lack of tiebreakers over the clippers, lakers and pelicans. the warriors kings matchup. that's a potential playoff preview and despite the roller coaster ride during the regular season, defending champs are confident about their playoff push. we've always been, you know, a team that that kind of lives on the edge. you know, we're a little wild, little chaotic, but we've thrived in that chaos for many years later, i think we've been more focused and we've been more locked in on the road and games that we need to win, or we've been here and really competing and playing at a high level. we still have another level to reach, so i think we should just keep staying humble and working hard and we'll get there. i know

he will. that is, you're looking sports. send it back to you. alright let's go check out the forecast now, lisa, i think a lot of people are going to be soaking in the sun today. oh yeah. and you know yesterday the clouds when they cleared, it was pretty warm. so we've had bits of sun here and there, but, yeah, today gorgeous out there some high clouds visiting the north bay. it's all been in the pacific northwest, the rain, the troughs the cold fronts, but the tail end of it. well, one of them will move down late tomorrow, and that's going to influence our weather with much colder and windier conditions, especially on the coast tuesday and wednesday. but as for today and tomorrow ridge of high pressure building in today, and it's going to stick around enough tomorrow to bring us more seventies inland, the golden gate bridge with the light seabreeze today temperatures from the upper forties right now san jose san francisco. mid forties oakland mountain view 41 half moon bay and what have you from emeryville? gorgeous here with 70. today that's about five degrees above average for the bayshore and temperatures from

the upper sixties yesterday and our inland valleys going into the mid seventies 40 santa rosa with 42 fairfield, 43 napa livermore, nevada's at 45 conquered 46 beautiful here. how about 61 in south lake today where you can see the clouds here? obscuring the view from the mountains with those snow capped hills. they're so beautiful with no snow in the forecast. we will get into so much colder conditions as we get towards the middle of the week, but exceptional weather today for easter sunday and then the winds kicking up that stronger onshore flow and temperatures dropping significantly into the middle of the week. so sunny skies high clouds throughout the afternoon in the north bay and then a few more high clouds on monday. the winds will get stronger each day right on through the middle of the week and there comes the front, but it's going to be a dry cold front, bringing gusty winds behind it. those winds will allow for much colder feel to the air and temperatures for

most of us along the coast only in the fifties. so here's our winds today very light and then throughout the afternoon on monday, they're kicking up to 15 to 20, maybe 30 miles an hour and then tuesday check it out over 35. in wednesday. the gusts are right along the coast, but d much cooler as well in the south based 75 in san jose, low seventies milpitas and sunnyvale on the peninsula about 4 to 5 degrees warmer today so gorgeous for you in palo alto san mateo, 71 on the coast. how about those low to mid sixties? it's going to be very nice in the sunset, the richmond in the north bay. some clouds here from time to time in the afternoon, but calistoga at 74 of the lazio enjoying 72 degrees with 70 in san rafael on the east base, 73 union city, fremont and as we head inland, we've got 74 eniac livermore is that 75 the accurate the seven day forecast or more mid seventies inland

tomorrow, about four or five degrees cooling around the bay as the winds kick up. the coast drops into the fifties by midweek, and we're all cooling back to below average and wednesday, even thursday, as we try to recover temperatures will be around average and then looks like a warmer weekend. alright we look forward to that, lisa. thank you. reminder that you can watch all of our newscast live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. download the app now and start streaming. alright next ready for robots? how much tickets are going for as we mark the last day of robo games at the alameda county fairgrounds know you took on many projects to improve your home the last two years, and you still have a bunch more to do, whether you're tearing out the whole backyard or just stand in the kitchen floor. cresco is still here, and we still have all the home improvement tools and equipment you need. from big projects to the smallest and everything in between. we have the tools and

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it's adults from 3 to 5. it is all free. but donations are welcome, and it looks like we have people wearing easter bunny rabbit ears, so it's an easter theme as well. all right. looks like fun. anything outdoors? really because with all the sun and mild temperatures, it's gonna feel good. get a chance to air out the house right with the clear sky and a beautiful afternoon for exceptional weather, but we do cool off tuesday and wednesday. temperatures today is much as 5 to 8 degrees above average 60 to half moon bay mid seventies for livermore and the actor with the seven day forecast. it's like cool down monday, but the winds kick up tuesday wednesday below average. we're staying dry, but it doesn't look like the end of the rain as we go out further and further we could see a little bit more so maybe we'll be ready for it by then. okay we could take a little bit. that's fine, but nice to have a break now, lisa. thank you. thanks for joining us here on abc. seven mornings. i'm lose parts along with lisa arjun, abc seven news

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