announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> at this point in time we are very much looking at first-degree murder. >> there is premeditation, deliberation, malice, absolutely not. if there's no malice, by definition it is not a murder. >> questions swirling around the founder of cash cap. what he learned -- what we learned about a 24 hours before he called 911 pleading for help. let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: hi, liz.

waking up to mostly cloudy conditions, little fog around the san mateo coast and looking at the current numbers, 50 hayward, union city, 49 fremont, and cooler numbers in the north bay with low 40's, mid 40's in livermore and slightly warmer than yesterday. a couple degrees around the bayshore but inland, a lot warmer in livermore. the trend continues. there is a look outside sfo where we get plenty of sunshine throughout the mid morning hours. then temperatures climbing to the 50's. by noon, upper 50's to low 60's bayshore and inland staying cool in the 50's and breezy at the coast but near average, maybe a few 70's today. liz: thank you. this morning, police are looking for any potential victims after an element or schoolteacher in san bruno was arrested for sexily assaulting students. according to send -- san bernardino police, the student

was -- as of right now, there are three suspected victims who have been interviewed by police but officers say the investigation is ongoing. he is accused of committing lewd acts against children. send belin a police chief urged parents to visit the darkness to light website for tips on how to address the subject. now to the latest in the killing of tech mobile bob lee. we are learning more abt francisco district attorney's office. here is how the charging document lays out the final 12 hours of his life, including his connection to suspect -- a suspect. around 3:30 p.m., lee, another man described as a witness,, his sister, and another woman were drinking together. lee and the witness left and went to the hotel, the one on the embarcadero. that is where the witness heard lee speaking with mo meany on the phone about the suspects sister. around 12:30 a.m. april 4, he is

seen on surveillancee cameras entering the millennium tower. cameras captured his arrival hours earlier and they leave together around 2:00 a.m. 30 minutes later, at approximately 2:35 a.m., police respond to 365 main street where they found he was stabbed three times, one stab wound penetrated his heart. despite the new details, there are some any questions about the case. reporter tim johns has been going through the court documents obtained friday. >> after the arraignment of the 38-year-old suspect was pushed back until this month, the san francisco district attorney appearing before the media friday afternoon. the day documents revealing stunning new details about the events that allegedly happened during the tech executive bob lee's life. he knew the suspect a sister. the prosecutors are tightlipped

about the exact nature of their relationship. >> there was some dispute between the two men, at least that mr. momenny was upset about something. >> also, there was a belief that he should remain in jail for the trial. murder. >> a charge that mo many's attorney does not agree with. >> the charges are serious. he has been charged with murder. i don't think he's guilty of murder. >> has legal counsel spoke to abc7news from france. >> there was no premeditation, the liberation, malice, absolutely not. if there is no malice by definition it is not a murder. >> has murders part headlines across the world and put a spotlight on the perceived level of crime in san francisco. city leaders push back on the narrative and and pointed to the fact that the city has one of the lowest homicide rates in the

nation. jenkins reiterating promising her office is committed to justice for all victims in the city. >> this is not indicative of the state of affairs on our streets. that does not mean we don't have a lot of work to do from a public dam point -- public safety standpoint. >> tim johns, abc7news. liz: they are scheduled to be next in core april 20 fifth. there's new details and the shooting that happened on thursday. the carjacking suspect shot killed by officers police i had an airsoft pistol designed to look like an actual pistol. new or police say that cal wen yu department of justice to be involved in the investigation. three people are in custody in connection with the shooting last week they killed a five euro girl in libido. investigators believe the shooting of the girl identified as eliana is believed to be gang related. police say shortly before another person was shot out by three people in a red honda in fremont. nobody was hurt but police say the suspects are gang members.

15 minutes later, the shooting, which killed her, happened. the honda believed to be connected pulled alongside the families suv. the alameda county da says the suspect thought it was a rifle -- rival gang car. the santa clara county gang member faces felony perjury charges for allegedly lying to a civil grand jury. prosecutors anthony becker falsely denied leaking a grand jury report about an alleged unethical relationship between several council members including himself. and the 49ers as well. becker is also accused of leaking the report to local media outlets. becker has yet to comment. the 49ers issued a statement saying they have cooperated fully with the district attorney's office and our investigation -- and their investigation and will continue to do so. today in oakland, members of the african-american community are holding a press conference to address recent issues in alameda county including questions around new district attorney pamela price and the firing of oklahoma police chief armstrong. chief armstrong will be there along with pastors, local leaders, and families and will

address the impacts of violent crime and what they call noncommunication. the new oakland mayor -- from the new oakland mayor and district attorney price. it is no secret fair of one of the -- fare evasion is one of the problems they need to address. bart is moving forward with plans to revamp the stations with fare gates. bart awarded the contract to company to release about 700 gates systemwide. the first gates are expected to be installed this november with a plan to replace all the gates by 2026. people in monterey county are picking up the county after severe weather brought floodwaters sweeping into their homes and fields. those soaked field left families struggling to survive since there is no work for them now. lauren martinez spoke to some about how they are getting by. lauren: more than 1000 farmworkers and family stood in line in downtown watsonville for

food and other resources friday. >> the line never went down. >> it started out clear down the block. lauren: the nonprofit center for farmworker families said this free monthly resource event lasted for five hours. for some, farm work ends in november and begins around march. after months of rain and flooding for the levee break, work has not even started. >> [speaking spanish] lauren: this woman who did not want tosinc she has not worked since 2022, she came to this redistribution event to ask for diapers and clothes for her baby. she has not received a call from her boss to return to the field and she has had no luck finding work elsewhere. >> it's not people don't want to work, they want to be responsible to themselves just as much as you are i do. -- or that because there's no work. lauren: they haven't seen a solution that will carry this

into the future -- community into the future. >> what we we -- what would we do without these people? all of us are dependent on these people for food and this is no way to treat human beings. lauren: for the past few years, the organization held their event at the private driveway that the event got so big and the need is so large that they will now have to change locations. >> i don't know. without federal and state intervention, i'm very scared for people. people are calling me saying there down to the last hundred dollars. lauren: lauren martinez, abc7news. liz:liz: president biden did declare a disaster for the region but help is needed in a watsonville area. if you want to pitch in, find more information on abc7news.com . 6:09 and let's at the break. lisa: sun coming up, 6:34, getting light in some areas and looking outside, clouds in san francisco, the wind will pick up but we have plenty of sunshine and a slightly warmer day for some. i will have the details coming up. liz: thank you.

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liz: welcome back. here's a live look from our camera looking over the bay on this saturday morning. we are just hours away from the warriors opening the playoffs in sacramento against the kings. for those who are not going or would prefer to enjoy the game with a few thousand of nation fans, drive city outside of chase center is hosting a watch party. reporter tara campbell tells us the excitement is already brewing.

tara: warriors flag whipping in the wind and championship rings on. sammy gutierrez circles the chase center, call it superstition. >> last year i went around chase center five times in hopes they could get their fifth championship for the bay area. now, i'm going to around six times. >> completing the lapse ahead of saturday night stick off -- jobina: completing the -- tara: completing the laps ahead of saturday nights game. if it's anything like playoff past, it will be surrounded by thousands of fans piled in. >> it will be a great matchup with the kings and a lot of local fans from both sides so should be a lot of fun. tara: steve and his family are from fremont, checking out the chase center with their friends from north carolina. >> i asked for a little north of where steph curry to college in davidson, so i've been following him since his college years out of davidson. tara: 10-year-old edward is a

big steph curry fan. >> he can jump a three in anybody's face. it doesn't matter who it is. tara: just on the way, two more young fans visiting from los angeles. >> right now, what excites me is they are going against the kings and the kings are doing really good so it will be really exciting series. tara: the brothers, picking up gear, a clear sign they are with the warriors. >> do you get grief for being a warriors fan in los angeles? tara: now -- >> no, because there's a lot of san francisco bay fans in los angeles. unless my friends tell me i'm a bandwagon but i don't listen to them. >> when it comes -- tara: when it comes to being heard, these fans will make sure of it. >> go, warriors. >> go, warriors. >> go combination. tara: tara campbell, -- donation. -- go nation. tara: tara campbell, abc7news. liz: you can watch the warriors tonight. tipoff at 5:30 followed

immediately by after the game. one of the biggest weeks for dining out in the bay area is now underway. san francisco restaurant week friday, but 200 restaurants participating in the spring promotion, offering multicourse meals ranging from $10 for brunch or lunch to 75 for dinner. deals drew a large eating crowd to the restaurant. >> restaurant week as a way to launch menu food items and let people come in and try some of our standout music items like fried chicken sandwich and smashburger and things at that. liz: there are more than 30 restaurants in chinatown participating. deals last until april 23. for more information, go to sf restaurantweek.com. beekeepers say bees were slow to emerge from their hives during the cold front and weeks of rain showers. most commercial beekeepers on their bees to california early in the year to help pollinate the state's $5 billa ar allman crop.

then it will move them elsewhere to pollinate other crops. the wet weather has potentially hinder the pollination of billions of dollars worth of crops, some beekeepers say beehives were washed away from flooding. >> honey bees are certainly a part of this and there's a lot of vegetables see crops that require bees. for the farmers not flood a, they were able to farm somewhat normally, there will be bees in their field soon if not already. tara: so that -- liz: so that is the silver lining, potentially. keepers are hoping they produce a certain amount of honey, like say tiny, which can only be made after ample rain. the city of oakland is putting a price tag on the road damage left behind by a series of storms this year. a report released this week estimates repairing the damage will cost or than $7 million. that includes about 250,000 tomf golf links road and 100,000 for road repairs on claremont. several trees are still down

highway 13. dozens of pot holes on golf likes and mountain boulevards still need to be plugged. >> feels like i'm whack a mole trying to miss the potholes. i have brain tires on my car, two weeks later i hit a pothole what felt like the size of a swimming pool and i had to go spend another $300 to get another tire. liz: city leaders are holding meetings with fema and an effort to get additional funding to pay for the repairs. the massive storm surge, the town of capitola is rebuilding as it gets ready for the spring and summer tour season. president joe biden governor visited january promising aid to businesses. the locals say they had not received federal-aid, and process to request it has been challenging. >> why is this now three months later and these people that are suffering, they are getting money? please, somebody, help? liz: many businesses are still dealing with construction. with the support of the

community, some are open -- some are opening their doors but others say they need time and money to make their comeback. let's get a check outside, still dark on this saturday. lisa: yeah but we are getting closer to sunrise, 6:34. asked to be a nice bright day, some cloud cover gathering along the peninsula. we have clear skies and parts of our inland valleys but low clouds inching closer and they will be with us throughout part of the morning our before they scatter out as high pressure builds in, it will be strongest today and then begin to depart for our sunday what that means for your day-to-day, you can see some cloud cover in the golden gate bridge, a little breeze, and we are a couple degrees milder than this time yesterday. it is 48 san francisco, and palo alto, as well as mountain view, with temperatures upper 40's from oakland to san jose. there is a look at san jose, all the cloud cover there were temperatures in the north bay are cooler, mid-40's from santa

rosa, 43 novato, a little fog there come a little fog there, three-mile visibility. elsewhere, no problems with visibility with 46 livermore, 43 here in santa cruz. going for a high mid 60's today. tomorrow looks nice, but way cooler come tuesday, monday and tuesday with temperatures bottoming in the 50's here. the king a clouds and patchy fog this morning, sunny and mild today, and we will have the breeze at the coast so san francisco and the beaches from half moon bay, montero, pacifica, pretty cool, cooler for everyone sunday to start the work week. and still cooler conditions monday and tuesday. there is or sunny saturday. high clouds sunday, monday we see more clouds. late monday, snow levels begin to drop with another system that wants to bring maybe a few sprinkles into the north bay but it will fall apart. if you see any rain, it should

stay in the north bay but nonetheless it is bringing in much cooler air. there is a look at the generally light winds today but by the afternoon, they will pick up near 25 miles per hour at the coast. look at what happens this weekend into the overnight hours. the winds will the quite calm but then into your sunday afternoon you can see the colors indicating the gusty or winds across the bay anywhere from 25 to 30 miles an hour so that is your cooler sunday. as we can the highs from the upper 50's for most again for your day tomorrow but look at the cooldown inland with teva just dropping from 70 today, 60's tomorrow, monday even cooler. looks like tuesday could be the coolest today where temperatures widespread from low 50's to just about 60 degrees. today we've got a lot of sun, mid 60's in the bayshore, 68 napa, 71 livermore. that is a mile afternoon near average. 70 san jose, and if you are

added to a wash party locally, it will be cool. outside chase center, temperatures will be into the 50's, breezy winds the accurate forecast, there is a look at the cooler sunday, much cooler monday, and tuesday, they be shower north. by wednesday, pleasant spring day, warmer thursday and friday. liz: that sounds lovely. nice to have a bit of a break and maybe a little rain. lisa: maybe. liz: the bears are out and they are hungry. the warning as he gets warmer at lake tahoe and what is uncovered at the snow belt. for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium sized businesses... so they can do more of what matters.

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is thawing out. we have been told you about the flooding concerns but for now, there's another potential concern lurking. as abc seven news reporter j.r. stone shows us, the bears are back for hibernation and looking for food. >> get out. go away. >> the bears are back, out from hibernation and experts say they are looking for food in the lake tahoe region and beyond. >> unfortunately they do have the power of cuteness but you have to put that in the back of your mind. that is a very large and dangerous wild animal. >> chris joseph of keep tahoe blue says his colleague recorded this video from her dining room in the sierra a couple weeks ago. she made sure to be as loud as she could so the bears new they were not welcome. >> we've had a lot of calls like that with them going up to windows and pushing on doors a little bit to see if they can get in. they all know there is food and houses, they have for years. we are encouraging people to keep their doors and windows

locked. >> and brian recorded this video recently of a mama bear known as jacuzzi enter cubs. a few of the nearly 150 bears that were under homes this year during hibernation. but now snow is melting along with the bears coming out like this massive one in tahoe city recently. vehicles are also emerging under snow banks and we are seeing broken sleds that were left on the ground. >> as that melts, it is not just the plants and flowers and animals coming back out, it is the litter emerging and pluming itself. >> joseph sent us these photos showing those of the those of lake tahoe busy cleaning these up. it still covers the ground in many areas and they are especially concerned about mama bears being able to find food. >> bears don't just sit and wait for the snow to melt and they don't sit and think we are hungry but what will we do, they

find food so they will be moving and will be pretty intent on finding whenever they can. >> we will be heading into the carson range and the reno area and down into the foothills, the auburn area. they are going to move and have got to find food. >> j.r. stone, abc7news. liz: a reminder, you can watch our newscasts live and on-demand at the abc 7 connected t available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. still to come on abc seven mornings, trump and penn state the same stage separately what the former president and vice president had to say about gun laws following mass shootings. tiktok restriction, which state is closer to banning the app if signed by the governor. if elephants could fly.

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7news. liz: now at 6:30, a halt o abortion pill ruling. why the supreme court is stepping in after a widely used abortion drug was supposed to be restricted starting today. good morning and thank you for joining us. this story in a moment but first, lisa, good morning and let's get a check outside. lisa: feeling like the season with a little fog out as we look a mount tam. it will be a nice day when we start with low clouds. the view, a pretty 1, 48 in san francisco, 49 oakland and san jose, so a lot of upper 40's. you can see the city in the distance, 45 novato, what he five santa rosa with 46 and livermore. slightly mild, low clouds acting like a blanket, five to six

degrees milder for livermore to san jose and there is a look at the gray start 9:00 on the bayshore, half moon bay, partly sunny and mt. view by 1:00 we are mid 60's inland and will continue to near 70 in the warm valleys and sea breeze keeps a cool in the 50's. liz: thank you. developing news as a portion of drug restrictions said to take effect today because of a ruling have been put on hold. this a print court issued an administrative stay to keep the status quo at least temporarily. abc7news reporter karina mitchell has more. >> hours before several restrictions were sent to go into effect on the abortion pill mifepristone, the supreme court stepping in to key federal rules in place for now. justice samuel alito issuing an administrative stay allowing the pill to remain widely available while the justices take more time consider the challenge. >> a martian pill must not be

banned -- a abortion pill must not be banned. >> a federal judge suspended approval of the drug followed by a conflicting order issued by a federal judge in washington state. the medication has been on the market for 23 years and used in more than half of abortions in the u.s.. this week, if federal appeals court ruled the pill will remain available. restrictions that would prevent women after seven weeks of pregnancy required three in-person doctor visits and made unavailable my mail. as of now i can still be ministered after 10 weeks of pregnancy and remains available via telehealth and mail. antiabortion rights group align stiffening freedom is the plaintiff or the lawsuit releasing the statement saying " we look forward to expanding why the nda has not been its heavy burden to pause the part of the district courts decision that restore the critical safeguards for women and girls that were unlawfully removed by the fda."

abortion rights groups say this case has bigger implications. >> industry experts have been very clear that if this decision stands, it will stymie medical innovation, prevent americans forgetting access to creek a new drugs and it will essentially allow for groups that have a political opposition to the drug to go find a politically minded judge like they did here. >> the supreme court decision friday only puts the case on hold until the end of the day wednesday, april 19. karina mitchell, abc news, new york. liz: former president donald trump and former vice president and potential political rival mike pence appeared at the same event friday, the first time they appeared at the same event together since leaving office. both address the crowd at the nra national convention and that happened in the wake of two deadly shootings. john carl reports. >> appearing at the annual

convention of the national rifle association, some of the nation's top republicans made it clear they would oppose any tightening of america's gun laws in the wake of recent mass shootings. >> with me at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, no one will lay a finger on your firearms. >> president trump did mention the recent shooting at the coveted school in nashville, calling it monstrous, and also called the shooter who killed five in louisville earlier this week evil and disturbed. shortly before trump spoke, former vice president pence took the stage. >> hello, nra. >> he faced scattered boos for most who did not like his recent remarks critical of trump's behavior on january 6. pence also addressed the recent shootings calling them unspeakable acts and called for measures to deal with mental health and school security but he too ruled out any new gun laws. >> we do not need gun control. we need crime control.

we do not need lectures about the liberties of law-abiding citizens. >> the republican south dakota governor told the crowd her granddaughter was -- friend otter, who is not yet too, has her own guns. >> i want to reassure you she already has a shotgun and already has a rifle. and she has got a little pony named sparkles too so the girl is set up. liz: that was john carl reporting. trump, pens, and gnome are the three possible presidential candidates to appear at the nra conference. ron desantis, tim scott, asa hutchinson also attended. montana is one step closer to becoming the first state to ban tiktok from personal devices. the legislation would prohibit tiktok from operating within state lines and even ban app stores from offering the app for download. it would not penalize individuals for using tiktok but app stores who violate the law could face penalties in tens of thousands of dollars per

violation per day. if signed by montana's governor, the band would take effect january. turning to the national guardsmen accused of highly classified government documents. 21-year-old jack to share a faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted. he was charged friday with unauthorized retention, transmission of information. the social media plan form discord helped fbi investigators tracking down. >> what we're going to see his security officials will take a hard look at both how they safeguard classified information and how they evaluate online activity on social media forms. and put in place more protective measures. liz: according to the criminal complaint, he said he had top-secret clearance to sensitive information on a need to know basis. new out of japan, the prime minister had to be evacuated

while he was at a public event after a man through an unknown device near him. officials say the item appeared to cause some kind of explosion. he is reportedly safe and was not harmed in the incident. according to the public broadcaster, they have been arrested on suspicion of forcible obstruction of business this comes nine months after the assassination of the former prime minister, shinzo abe. catalytic converter theft, how the state is breaking records and which car is targeted the most. here is a live look outside right now, kind of grey this morning. he will check in with lisa for what we can expect coming up. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) affordable design. endless possibilities. ikea.

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the toyota prius is now the most targeted vehicle. one man had the catalytic converter in his toyota prius stolen on two different occasions. the second happened even after he put -- had his mechanic put a metal plate under the car to block access to the convert about thieves cut around it. auto shops are struggling to keep up with demand for replacement parts. >> the dealer will say six months. i've ordered catalytic inverters for more than six months. the guy comes in for toyota all the time and drops of points and says we have over 50 pre-us is sitting the lot and they have been for a long time. >> they have become the most targeted because their catalytic converters contain more unused precious metals than standard gas vehicles. today, -- will cyclists and hikers will be able to access the parco cars will not be allowed. the attraction has been closed for three months due to storm damage from january's atmospheric river's. downed trees and mudslides and -- on the trails forced them to

shut down. the san jose conference -- san jose conservation corps closed it down. liz: in this wee wonder, we focus on a crippling disease that goes underdiagnosed and people of color. suzanne phan has more. >> cystic fibrosis could affect anyone of any ethnicity but for decades it has been overlooked in people of color like terry right did not receive a cystic fibrosis diagnosis until he was 51. >> people looked at him and said if you weren't black i would think you had cystic fibrosis. that dr. is not using evidence-based medicine to diagnose the patient. the doctor was looking at terry's face, terry's color, terry's race, and deciding that he didn't have this disease. >> national geographic and to beating writer explored how cystic fibrosis is often considered a white disease and

overlooked in people of color. it's an inherited disease called a -- caused by mutation in a gene. this gene is responsible for the protein that regulates chloride, a component of salt. if it does not work properly, liquids in the body get disrupted. >> so it occurs everywhere, occurs in people of every color, ethnicity, background. >> over 2500 different types of mutations on the cft are can cause cystic fibrosis. ancestry plays a big role on what develops and tests only detect meet agents, and why people. >> in some states, mississippi for example, they only test one mutation and that is the one common in the european population. so they miss all of -- almost 50% of african-american to have this disease. they miss more than 50% of asians that this disease. >> historically, medical

textbooks also described cf as more common in caucasians. >> that sorta put the blinders on a lot of people, a lot of positions. >> there are huge consequences for children who are not diagnosed early including malnutrition and lung infections. >> when you ignore the evidence and you just stick with your bias, and i think that is an indication of systemic racism in medicine. >> you can learn more about cystic fibrosis in the u.s. and how we can illuminate these health disparities going forward. that's at thatgeo.com/help. -- natgeo.com/help. we will ticket check outside. lisa: low clouds and fog into parts of the bay area. you can see the golden gate and winds kicking up so a wide range of temperatures, 50's low 70's. we will talk about particulars the rest of the weekend and the week ahead next. liz: norcal showdown, mike brown and the kings take on the doves

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>> he is a lie look from the santa cruz camera looking over the quiet beach this morning. the battle of north cal basketball begins tonight with the dubs on 7, warriors and sacrament of kings start the first round playoff series at the state capital. here is sports director larry beil with a preview in this morning's sports. >> good morning. the warriors hopped on the bus for their trip to sacramento yesterday for were a travel standpoint, 90 minute drive is as good as it gets to start playoffs. andrew wiggins yesterday had 12 straight threes in practice as he returns after missing the past when he five games. warriors won only 11 road games the entire regular-season but the squad in the playoffs, the doves won at least one road game in 20 seven st series.

steve kirksey's similarities between this year's team and last year's title winning squad. >> at the end of the season, there was a similar vibe. we won our last five to get to the three seed. this year we won eight of our last 10 to move up. we got healthy last year just at the very end. seems to be happening heading into the playoffs. i think last year we have felt like we were grounding in the form and this is what it feels like this year. larry: despite the kings won the pacific division, the warriors are the heavy favorites. the kings coach, mike brown, sent sick -- spent six years as a dove assistant. he knows the coaches are happy to see his recess, at least until -- his success, at least in tilt up off. >> i've been around them enough, this is a set up. [laughter] don't fall for it and i won't either. screw you guys until this is over. larry: mike is so fun.

we have game one warriors and kings exclusively on abc seven. tonight pregame five, to paul 5:30. thunder and wolves playing for the final spot in the west, alexandra ended up with a shiner a few days ago, kyle anderson and others trying to give them shiners. 21-10 for rudy. the wolves when easily won 20-95 and will face denver in round one. baseball, giants and detroit's -- detroit visiting the tigers. opposite field, tied at four. two on and two out. may todd come a good night, walks it off against comeau the devol and the first detroit when home -- home win of the season. mets today in oakland. how long does it take to get there? is it worth it? james could parlay -- james

could truly batting left. bases loaded in the for than this time batting right. clears the bases with a double, seven rubies here and the a's walk a franchise record 17 batters and lose 17 to six. that is a wrap on morning sports and don't forget warriors, kings right here tonight 5:30. enjoy your weekend. i am larry beil. liz: and the weather will be nice. lisa: the sea breeze is getting going but the rest of us enjoy a nice spring day. here is live doppler 7. low clouds moving across the bay here and as we look at emeryville, you can see the gray sky, temperatures upper 40's from san francisco, oakland, down through san jose and half moon bay. a little milder out there and you can see the fog from mount tam with the sun at 6:34. setting at 7:45. temperatures cooler in the north bay. there has been patchy fog,

novato, mid 40's livermore, concord 42, 47. from the airport in the peninsula, looking at a nice afternoon with mid 60's today. right now, lots of cloud cover throughout the next few hours so with the cloudy sky, patchy fog this morning, we will scatter into mostly sunny conditions throughout the day. temperatures wide-ranging from the 60's here to about 70 inland, and then it will be cooler for sunday as the winds begin to increase but cooler for monday and tuesday. there is a look at sunshine throughout the day. today. then into sunday, a few high clouds but a nice afternoon, slightly cooler, winds kicking up by monday, more cloud cover, then another system looks like it could drop a little shower activity from cloverdale, lake county could see a few snowflakes, snow levels down to 2000 to 3000 feet in the sierra nevada monday into tuesday. but the system does not look like it will hold together.

it will pick up the winds significantly in the next several days. the leading edge of it anyway, leading edge of the first system. here is today where we get 20 to 25 mile-per-hour winds. through the coastal gaps, it is breezy and certainly cool here, but away from the coast in the bayshore, warming up nicely, over nine hours, the wind style back. into your sunday afternoon, looking at winds gusting to over 30 miles an hour in spots. time to talk theories. a good chance of an el niño next year which means we could see above average rain. it is not a certainty. we did have a neutral season this past year where that means the waters in the pacific, tropical pacific really were not any colder or warmer so that brought about a lot of rainfall for us. next year, when we look at the el niño season, you will probably remember 1997 where we had a lot of rain, way too much,

over 40 inches in the north bay peer looks like we are heading to an el niño year which does not really mean much in terms of rainfall. we have to wait and see how it pans out for the next 10 days. we are looking at amounts across the state but as for today, a sunny/breezy afternoon. upper 50's to near 60 and in the south bay, looking at 70 in mogen hill -- morgan hill. a beautiful view in mountain view with 50 downtown, north bay numbers upper 60's and on the east bay upper 60's as well. fremont 70 inland and the slide with temperatures beginning tomorrow and looking at the coolest day tuesday. then warmer into the week. liz: thank you. music lovers pour into indio. how people are getting ready for another day of fun at coachella music festival.

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drawing. 23, 20 7, 41, 40 8, 51, and the mega number is 22. one ticket matching all six numbers was drawn in new york. if chosen, the cash option was $253.1 million. tuesday's drawing restarts at an estimated $20 million. tonight, all-out comedy is opening its new oakland theater to the public, ready to seat or than 100 people ready to have a good time, laugh, enjoy. this comes after a troubling year for independent theaters like the closure of the exit theaters in san francisco and oakland. allow comedies is getting to today's debut was not easy after a loss to original location during covid. it is thanks through gofundme and help for workers it all worked out. the theater is located on telegraph avenue. in the east bay, more help on the wafer former foster youth. the congressman presented a six under thousand dollar check this week to court-appointed special advocates. the money will expand

programs to help foster youth. cost is near and dear to dan ashley, a longtime board member and supporter. dan is tuning up and getting ready for his annual rock the casa fundraiser. it is tonight, the show starts at 8:00 at the leisure center in walnut creek. this year's headliner is joan jett and the blackhearts. you can learn more at rockthecasa.org. thousands fly to california for one of the biggest music festivals in the weekend, coachella. they want showed us the major excitement from everyone who came to hear their favorite music and spend time with friends. >> hanging out with my friends and having a good time and seeing a bunch of different artists and also the outfits and everyone's creativity coming together. >> coming with my friends and having an amazing time in making sure we can see each other because we live all over the country now so let's meet up in.

one person said they were attending their 14th coachella. >> my first year was in 2009 i was in high school with my dad. it's a lot bigger and there are a lot more people and more production but it is still just as fun. liz: it is just the first of two weekends packed with tunes hand party vibes there. the coachella music and arts festival will wrap up april 23. have any of your kids done coachella? lisa: yes. liz: are they there this year? lisa: no. have you been? liz: it would be great but i've never gone. it seems so crowded and there's not a lot of places to camp. seems like just sticks to make it happen. but seems like a great time. lisa: back home, good weather. starting with clouds around but santa cruz, how about 42 right now? temperatures cool there but elsewhere we are upper 40's from san francisco to oakland and you can see all the way down the

line through palo alto. san jose and half moon bay. a live look outside our exploratorium camera, low 40's up in santa rosa, patchy fog, parts of the north bay otherwise mid to upper 40's from inland valleys. as we look at the 24 hour temperature change, less hard to take this morning as we are margo -- milder in the north bay. a final look from mount tam where the blink of low clouds acting to insulate. the cousin fog giving way to a sunny and mild afternoon. the winds keeping it caught the coast and looking at more cooling sunday by a few degrees. if you high clouds but much cooler monday and tuesday. today, enjoy the 60's along the bayshore, 70's inland, and mid to upper 50's at the coast and look at the 49 ocean degree temperature. liz: really nice. last night i was sitting outside and it was a lovely day.

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