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sixties today, so we'll be enjoying a milder morning with that son and drier air in place . look at the light north winds in the upper elevation, so the lack of wind and the direction of the wind helping us warm up quickly. so throughout the next few hours, we climbed through the fifties and by noontime midnapore sixties bayside inland 60 at the coast and by the afternoon were a good eight degrees above average inland bayshore low seventies. we do have some subtle changes for monday more dramatic changes the middle of the week is alright, 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 near keys and south third streets. police say the victim was transported to the hospital with life threatening injuries and then around 10 last night, authorities reported the victim had died, making it centers days. 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 hot topic recently following the deadly stabbing of cash app 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 and police crime data from 2021 actually shows san francisco close to the bottom of the list of major cities in america with six points. 0.9 homicides per 100,000 people for perspective. the city with the highest homicide rate is saint louis, which has 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 offg ng to seeome inalso pg to a marg 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 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 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 police radio audio

obtained by our media partners at the san francisco standard, paints a frantic picture of bob lee's last moments. take a listen screaming health thing. someone stabbed me. he is not giving a 20. this is a cell phone location advice. he's bleeding out. medics, former called three that is 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 then found the 43 year old tech executive with wounds to see your neighborhoods. how safe your neighborhood is. you can use our abc seven neighborhood safety tracker. it is an interactive tool on our website 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. it is on the homepage of abc seven news .com. okay. new developments in a reported scandal within the antioch police department. this has been under a federal and state criminal investigation for

various offenses. and now anti oxman. a er is calling for more action, abc seven news reporter answer hassan tells us this comes after 17 officers were accused of misconduct have 17 names that are part of this department 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 and more concerned and more irritated at the fact that our command staff, uh, 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. he also wants a review of the hiring and promotions process to eliminate what he called racial policy in both practice and behavior. culture shock 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 misconduct. so the mayor is 100% right. there's a cultural problem here. nissenbaum is the lawyer representing the family of angelo quinto seen in this video who filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the antioch's lease 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 anti ox lease union. its own

union head is involved in sending text messages that that are blatantly racist, they mean 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 in antioch hassan, abc seven news alright, 909 right now, lisa on this easter sunday and boy, is it nice out? look at that from our roof camera where temperatures today in the city will climb through the sixties, the onshore winds and very light. it's gonna feel warmer than that. it is ben months since we have had such warm weather, but the question is does it last stay tuned. i'll

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condition is not known right now broadcast. if i audio has the chp call into dispatch from the scene first drove up to me. first gunshot was planning three. investigators have not released information about the suspect. new this morning a fraternity is facing a lawsuit. a former student at san diego state university, says the night of hazing put him in a coma and his life has never been the same since abc news reporters are in shock reports. this morning, a family of a former senior ago, state university student is filing a lawsuit against an off campus fraternity and nine of its members, saying they're freshmen teen nearly died during a hazing incident pre incident then was everyone's favorite guy . he lit up a room now it feels like we're getting to know a new bend, according to the lawsuit from benjamin brennan's family. two years ago when he was pledging kappa sigma fraternity , which the university said it

expelled last year, frat members forced him to consume drugs and hard alcohol amount set with literally kill most people. there was a 750 ml bottle of captain morgan rum. he was instructed he was commanded to drink it all, and they provided tobacco and marijuana and he was supposed to consume that as well . the lawsuit alleges that a fraternity member then rove brennan to a nearby hospital. and according to the lawsuit, then dumped his lifeless body while attempting to avoid responsibility. these boys just abandoned their brother and left him for dead. that's not that's not brotherhood. the 19 year old was in a coma. two years later, is still recovering. can't work now and we don't know if he'll be able to you can't go back to school. now all of those types of damages and all the emotional distress damages. he's gonna supper just two years prior to

brennan's incident at the same university, dylan hernandez fell out of the top of a bunk bed in his campus dorm room. hit his head and later died. he had been heavily drinking and another fraternity, the university's greek life organization, once again being called into question , and the brennans say benjamin is facing an uncertain future. greek life is a big part of a college experience, but i want to caution. the families have a long, thoughtful, serious conversation before your son joints. that type of community because you might think of not my son. my son is too smart. my son would never be involved in something like that. and that's exactly what i told myself and i'm lucky that he's alive. just hear the pain in her voice. the lawyers are also recommending that criminal charges be filed for hazing. they say a police investigation has been turned over to the d a s office. dorian shop, abc news los angeles new

developments in the second largest school district in the country union teachers and staff with the los angeles unified school district approved a labor deal after their three day strike in march. the deal was voted on this week by the union wages would be increased by 30% for workers who make an average of $25,000 a year. it also includes $1000 bonus for employees who worked during covid. district workers will also receive expanded health care benefits. the board of education still needs to approve of this 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 sunnyvale as the city celebrates the opening of its new city hall as abc seven news reporter amanda del castillo reports. it's being held as the first of its kind when it comes to energy efficiency is the first in the nation to be both 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, also so storage 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 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 . city hall chambers not quite finished as supply chain issues held up some technology. 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 the 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. it kicks off with children's easter from 10 to noon, and that will include an egg hunt story time and even the easter bunny rupaul's drag race star honey mahogany hosts the more adult oriented event from noon until four and that will include the classic hunky jesus contest. it's a spring celebration at salesforce park in san francisco this morning, the park is hosting a free spring fling events starting at 10. there will be a bunch of activitiese ,

including music, egg hunts, face painting, coloring and even a visit again from the easter bunny. there's also a beer garden for adults. the hunt for kids up to four years old starts at 10 30. then there's one for kids. five and up, starting at 11 a very busy day for the easter bunny. lisa. oh, yes, it's a beautiful they already this morning. it's getting quite mild out. in fact, on top of mount diablo 61 degrees already with the relative humidity, 16% so we have some very light north winds that are allowing for a quick warm up a dry atmosphere, high pressure at its strongest today, then when the system slides to the east of us, we're going to get into some gusty winds and much cooler weather. but as we look at live dot for seven, you can see the weather up in the pacific northwest. the rain from seattle, the portland's while we are enjoying . some really nice weather where temperatures are going to climb quickly. today was nice yesterday when the skies cleared

, but look at the golden gate bridge now basket and all of a sudden there 52 downtown. it is 54 in oakland, 55 san jose with 56 in palo alto mountain view on the coast. how about 57 half moon bay? so without that wind we warm up quickly, but even with the onshore flow today, it is still going to be quite mild at the beaches 51, santa rosa and napa with 52, nevado, livermore and 55 by the delta there 54 conquered suture right now. lots of sunshine kind of a still atmosphere, but we will get into a breezier scenario as soon as tomorrow. along the coast. so clear skies this morning exceptional weather for easter sunday cooler and breezy tuesday. wednesday looks to be the coldest day with those gusty winds at the coast. some high clouds visiting the north bay today and then buy your monday a few more high clouds but still temperatures quite mild in the seventies. then here comes the cold front. it will love for winds along the shore line and then paved the way for colder

toward wedner days as we get thisr clockne mile akn you're ce sixties tomorrow in the city and then by tuesday, check it out. look at the colors here. very gusty winds along the coast. temperatures will be dropping off into the fifties and then by wednesday, even windier, but inland were anywhere from 20 to 25 mile an hour wind so we'll be breezy around the bay and you'll feel the difference from wednesday where highs are only in the fifties, some mid sixties inland to thursday where parts of our inland valleys recover, and then friday, we're on our way to a milder weekend, so enjoy today. it should be nice out there all around the bay. some high clouds in the north. hey from petaluma to santa rosa, but still temperatures in the low to mid seventies was 75 in san jose. how about 65 downtown peninsula? numbers up a good four degrees. you're in the low

seventies from san mateo, capello, alto and inland. you are climbing eight degrees above yesterday's reading. so the accuweather 70 forecasts is still really nice. tomorrow few degrees cooler. you'll notice the winds if you're at the coast otherwise tuesday wednesday more breezy conditions. much cooler and then by the end of the week might get back into that milder patterns. so it's been a while it all year long. we haven't reached the seventies. it is nice to see you know, like the warm weather and it's such a treat to have it, especially this this out earlier, and it's nice out this morning feels different. can't wait to get out there or at least the thanks just ahead action and activism in san francisco how hundreds of trans and drag activists are rounding against anti lgbtq legislation. across the country. mhm. sick to know what it's called

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with their supporters rallied in protest of recent anti lgbtq legislation across the country, abc seven news reporter cornel 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 say this protest march 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 l u. 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. it is not okay. 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. march made its way from civic center to union square, where ldema soianhts 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,

were 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 alright. so the come on abc. seven mornings battle lines being drawn over the abortion tail. two competing judicial rulings handed down almost simultaneously, what's likely next in the legal fight and voter outrages, tennessee officials consider reappointing to lawmakers after a controversial protests on the house floor the new developments after they were expelled from their seats. welcome if you or someone you know were injured in an accident. that was not your fault. listen up. we have legal professional standing by to tell you how much your case is potentially worth. so tom, tell the viewers watching at home who should call in right now, gina. anyone who's been injured in an accident that was not your fault

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that. and right now looking at the golden gate bridge, it is just gorgeous out there. blue sky and light winds. the winds in the upper elevations are light as well. and they're out of the north. so that's why we're already in the mid fifties from palo alto to mountain view half moon bay, 57 52 downtown and from our east bay hills camera top balmer peak. we've got low fifties and our inland valleys, so even there it is warming up, 54 conquered and so as we get through the next few hours won't be well into the sixties. those light winds allowing for that quick warm up and even the onshore flow will be weak enough today that the numbers will climb through the sixties by one oclock. some high clouds from time to time. but look at those seventies. how about 74 in san ramon 76 in gilroy will talk about a few more seventies for your monday and then the colder windier days to come after. that was all right, lisa. thank you. new developments as a fight is unfolding in us courts over a commonly used abortion drug. one federal judge suspended fda approval of myth, um of this

drug, and another federal judge, just ordered to keep access. the status quo band could impact iou gotate even wre abortion e y to the supreme court. abc news reporter elizabeth scholesy has the latest church, not the state. women must decide their fate this morning protests around the country now that access to the most widely used abortion medication in america is in the hands of a federal appeals court . the justice department appealing a decision out late friday by a conservative federal judge in texas, suspending the fda approval of myth oppressed own a pill used in more than half of us abortions. attorney general merrick garland, arguing the texas ruling overturns the fda expert judgment rendered over two decades ago that never bridgestone is safe and effective. the fda has continued to if anything, overly monitor this drug to make sure that it continues to be safe and effective. competing decision

friday from a federal judge in washington state determined myth of kristen should stay available , making it likely the supreme court will ultimately weigh in. but this week, the conservative fifth circuitouap is expected to weigh in as c. deciding of the abortion pil vaab, tas f cour, they group liance freedom filed the texas lawsuit. we're happy to obtain that preliminary ruling from the district court, but we know obviously this is not the last stage and the last word on this issue, and we're ready to go to the next stage. the white house and democrats are vowing to fight the texas ruling republicans are once again showing how wildly out of step they are with the law, and they are making clear once again, they are making clear the real republican objectives. your body our choice if it stands, even americans in states where abortion is legal wouldn't have access to the medication and 40%

of abortion clinics nationwide only offer abortion pills. president biden and democratic lawmakers are speaking out loudly against the texas ruling this weekend and pushing congress to pass legislation to protect abortion rights. but republicans have mostly stayed quiet. abortion was, of course, a galvanizing issue in the midterm elections, helping to turn out democratic voters. elizabeth halsey abc news, the white house members of nashville's metro council and the shelby county border 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 week. abc news reporter faith bubi has the new developments. we the people hired justin j. pearson. and we didn't fire him growing community outrage over the expulsion of two democrats, former state representatives justin pearson and justin jones from the tennessee state legislature going without representation. truly taxation

without representation. thousands of voters now without an elected representative in the tennessee state house from the house of representatives to lawmakers expelled after ignoring warnings from the state house republican leadership about protests in the chamber in the wake of the covenant school shooting in nashville. we the core. um, we have process we have procedures. imagine that that happened on the conventional forward during his state of the union address, and people took over in front of him hold on a bullhorn representative gloria johnson, who joined pearson and jones survived her expulsion by one vote. this is only empowered and giving deeper conviction for the need to act. cocoa moved to the district two years ago from guam and castro first valid as a registered voter for jones. i'm angry the community campaign to reinstate jones and pearson gaining momentum, hundreds of emails and lots of phone calls

and people want to send them right back up. the nashville metro council will consider suspending its rules on monday in order to expedite the process to send jones back to the house. henry reinstated. no one can take his place. pearson's district is also considering taking a similar action in order to get him back in his seat, regardless of whether the special appointments go through . both of these men do have an opportunity to run again in special elections in their districts. the governor will announce those dates in nashville, tennessee boob abc news former tennessee state representative justin pearson says he expects to be quickly reappointed after what he called his unprecedented explosion. this morning. he spoke to abc news anchor jon karl on this week. i do hope to continue to serve district 86 the reappointment, and if there is a special election, i would definitely run in that special election because our voters have been disenfranchised. this is one of the greatest tactics of voter disenfranchisement and

voter oppression that i have ever witnessed. it is not only unprecedented, it is historical. in nature is a historical abuse of power by cameron sexton and the super majority republican legislature who would rather expel our voices and try to expel our people's voices from the people's house. rather than address the issue of gun violence and the need for real gun safety reform legislation that could prevent people from dying in the first place. piercing continued to say that he isn't going anywhere because constituents want him to, as well as justin jones, the other former representative to stay in office and to speak up. developing news now in france. officials believe up to 10 people may be buried under the coll theofer an explosion c to maeieseffts are being complicated because of a fire burning underneath the debris. now officials say they have crews there to remove the rubble before they can put out

the flames. they're also worried about firefighting water, endangering the lives of any buried. survivors will keep you posted on that situation. they're developing news this morning in delaware, please are looking for at least one gunman opened fire at a wilmington's mall, leaving eight people hurt . officers say three people were hit by gunfire will five of others are considered injured because of other reasons. when police arrived, they found the victims in the food court, and investigators believe the shooting was a result of an altercation between multiple suspects and at least one victim. texas governor greg abbott says he is working to pardon 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 in austin, texas. perry says foster was carrying a rifle and claims faster threatened him while inside of his car driving for uber. perry says he then shot foster five times in self

defense. governor abbott has asked the state to expedite a party and recommendation for perry. francis is back in public view for the easter holiday after he did skip good friday's nighttime procession at the colosseum, but you can see him here. the 86 year old pontiff celebrated 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 is recovering from bronchitis, which caused a recent three day hospitalization. 56 annual cherry blossom festival is underway in san francisco's japantown mayor. london breed joined community leaders to kick off the event yesterday. more than 222,000 people are expected to attend the festival. post ext weekend, with a parade scheduled for sunday. and still ahead on abc. seven mornings storms to our advantage how california nonprofits and

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doing that. these tankser elemel in sonoma. they've been capturing the 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 the curriculum, so it's a demonstration. nation 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 garden. 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. were 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. we had a 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 crew? local 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. a grant funded the system at flowery

elementary. lee hobson sell other systems like this one at other schools. in the news room . gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. alright lisa, let's get another check outside santa cruz . yeah would you believe 57 already going for high of 72, but by the time we get to win wednesday. the highs may only be in the upper fifties, so we'll talk about the trends and where you can expect for the rest of your easter sunday. next thank you, lisa. also next, the giants trying to even up the series against the kansas city royals, plus an update on tiger woods after he was seen limping at the masters. singer packing tape is like roadside assistance. quality matters. triple a america's most recommended roadside service. do you feel lucky? well, do you?

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the court. now the debs 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 yesterday, abc seven sports anchor chris alvarez has more in this morning's 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. they 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 into 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. camila duval. 100 miles an hour to the backstop and nate eaten slides in safely. giants go quietly in the ninth captain of brutal 65 lost, they'll look to avoid the 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 for tampa bay. raise their the last unbeaten team in the majors. arozarena makes it 11. nothing off catcher carlos perez. he was pitching their tampa's 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 st louis maroons as 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 birdie 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 going to 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 clinch 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 going to 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. 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 as the late i think we've been more focused and we've been

more locked in on the row and games that we need to win that 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 , it's such a lovely day. folks are gonna be out enjoying this easter sunday. oh, yeah, for sure. and tomorrow looks good, too. we do have a cool down for the middle of the week. but that's what happens in spring will be going up and down the next several days live doppler seven with the cloud cover rain in the pacific northwest and a big ridge of high pressure building on in for the day today begins to slide to the east tomorrow in response of a trough that will be moving down into northern california. but as for today, look at all the sun here 50 to san francisco. it is 54 in oakland, 55 san jose martin user 56 59 half moon, babe, and have you here. um we're looking at

lots of sunshine in the south bay, where temperatures are climbing through the fifties in the north bay, where already in the mid fifties with 56 in napa , livermore at 52. so compared to yesterday, already turning around those temperatures, seven degrees warmer the coast here and that's all due to the dry atmosphere, high pressure building in the light winds. the warmer air mass. it's in the sixties in the upper elevations . two and 3000 ft. with low relative humidity. you can see the fog here with thirties in the sierra nevada truckee tahoe valley airport, but we're on our way to partly cloudy skies in the sixties today and tomorrow and then things are really going to get cooler back to the forties by the middle of the week so clear and cool back home, looking at sunny and warmer conditions today with cooler and breezy winds arriving tuesday and wednesday, the breezy winds arrive. later on today or tomorrow at the coast. but today it's all about the light winds. so that's why we have that quick warm up at 63 degrees, one o'clock and

temperatures climbing through the mid sixties. so beautiful right here. you can tell already in the south bay today, looking at highs well above average, you should be 68. how about 75 san jose morgan hill 76. we had a few seventies yesterday, but it took a while for the sun to come out. and when it did, we did climb. but today 45 degrees warmer here on the peninsula was 68 in redwood city yesterday. how about 70 in millbrae with 72 in mountain view? the richmond, the sunset district in the mid upper sixties today and in the north bay if you high clouds, but still enough of a jump in temperatures with that morning sun that will be in the low seventies under partly cloudy skies of lejos 72, as you have over to the east bay sixties to low seventies. so it has been at least 34 months since we've had such mild conditions, we still will be above average here tomorrow as the ridge begins to slide away about 74 in pleasant in and antioco was 75 in

livermore. whether seven day forecast looking at the cooler day at the coast breezy tomorrow and then as we get into tuesday, this winds continue to kick up. they'll spread across the bay and temperatures will slide out of the upper sixties to the low sixties and seen in the fifties . looks like in the city on wednesday, and then we'll shift that pattern to a warmer trend as we get into next weekend, so back to more spring like weather . we like to see it deserve it right. we do. we've been through a lot this winter, so it's about time, right. thank 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 and stick with us. we'll be right back. so good, alex business? great you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what you are spankers for your growing in california. yep so cal, nor cow monterey all day branch of ventura. that's for

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at the alameda county fairgrounds. nearly 180 teams from 20 countries are competing for gold, silver and bronze. in 54 events. tickets are $45 at the door, big wheels will be zooming down the most crooked street in san francisco today, and no, we're not talking about lombard street. this is vermont street at 20th in potrero hill. the bring your own big wheel races back this afternoon. this is video from previous years, you can see all kinds of big wheels and costumes. the event will be kids only on the street from 2 to 3. and then it's adults. from 3 to 5. it's all free. but donations are welcome and people decked out in bunny years as well for that, and not only easter treat for some zoo animal in australia that bill b's got a basket of red eggs. the giant one is filled with nutritional goodies. the dingoes got bunnies filled with kibble and looks like they had fun opening. those zookeepers also surprised the giant pandas. and other animals. there. they are at a safari park zoo in south

australia with their own easter treats. we're told this small clawed otters there got yellow eggs filled with mealworms. so you know that's a treat for them . that's cute, though. very cute . well, i hope no mealworms in our exactly a lot of sun out there beautiful day of great data air out the house and enjoy the outdoors. mid seventies inland, low seventies bayshore low sixties at the coast and slightly cooler monday, tuesday and wednesday breezy, much cooler and then we'll turn that around thursday friday. with temperatures climbing a bit perfect day to hunt for easter eggs our own alright, thanks. thank you, lisa. thanks for joining us here on abc. seven mornings. i'm liz correlates along with lisa arjun, abc seven. news continues at five. p.m. today have a great day and a happy easter sunday.

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