bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> an alleged racist >> these officers should have no credibility. >> public defenders requesting to dismiss cases after racist messages allegedly among antioch officers were uncovered. why they say the public cannot have confidence in any prosecutions right now. it. is. sunday, april 16 i'm liz kreutz. argen. >> that system to the north of us will be influencing our afternoon. it is in the mid-40's along the

east bay around walnut creek, 47 livermore with mid-40's in the north bay. similar to yesterday and there is a look at the golden gate bridge. the winds will make it a cool day today along the coast. san francisco in the 50's but as we go through noon it is sunny and it will feel pretty good. by the afternoon high clouds inland and the wind getting gusty along the coast. we will see upper 60's in the warmest inland valleys. enjoy today. much colder for monday, tuesday, and then more 70's returning end of the week. liz: thank you. the alameda county district attorney's office is in hot water over an alleged racist comment. dion lim obtained a and email with the complaint that claims pamela price's chief district attorney, made the comment about a samoan victim of crime. >> recall price, recall price,

recall price. dion: inak crime shon families of murderedd ones, like virginia barbara, whose brother david was killed in a freeway shooting last year, spoke about the need for proper punishment and fears over possible changes by pamela price. >> you do not know how it feels until you have been in our shoes. dion: but what came as a surprise alameda prosecutor bush ford. >> i am half african-american and was influenced by the first african-american female judge in alameda county history. dion: ford shared an anecdote of a racist incident. a young female d.a. said she experienced last month within the pricing administration.

>> i had a conversation with the da. dion: i obtained a copy of the email complaint. district attorney otis bruce criticized the victim of her case, who was aapi. the complaint was sent to her supervisor and a union representative and alleges bruce said, samoans fight, they like to get drunk and high and they fight in a minute. ford commented on monday. >> it was his way of attacking a victim of a violent crime and justifying what would most assuredly be a low sentence. our young aapi sister was so shocked she left and went to her office to break down. dion: i reached out to bruce along with the da's office asking for comment and followed up, but we have yet to get a response. ford will be monday the purpose of the rally ensuring what

happened to the young female d.a. was not about race. >> it is about doing what is right and protecting victims. dion: when i asked the representative and staff attorney for the union about response from otis or price he said no. dion lim, abc 7 eyewitness news. liz: these allegations after dion obtained which price sent to the asian community, calling them misinformed about the case. denounced calling them offensive. the contra costa attorney is dismissing all pending cases involving the antioch police department. this after a growing racist texting scandal involving 40% of the department. anser hassan has the story. liz: the public cannot have confidence in any prosecution coming from antioch. anser: ellen mcdonald is the chief public defender for contra costa county. she spoke with us before sending

this letter to contra costa county district attorney diana becton. she said, dismiss all public defender cases involving antioch police department, agreed to release incarcerated clients, and cease filing any cases. this after reports show homophobic text messages allegedly sent by antioch police officer's over almost two years. have you seen anything like this before? >> no. this is a huge moment. anser: the deputy publi defender says the text messages show what police officers are doing and in their own words. an example of one exchange. one texted, so many black people. the other said, they all look the same. tell me about it. i feel like i am at the zoo. i hate these idiots. cases based on the word of officers must be dismissed. >> a traffic stop where an

officer believing they identified somebody on video, those cases should all be dismissed. these officers should not have any credibility. anser: the public defender's office says this could impact thousands of cases, including those involving violent crime. but those could require more litigation. >> it may be up to the judges to determine how big a remedy to give. anser: one attorney, who represents one raising concerns about detective robert gerber, who was named in the report. he testified as a gang expert as it relates to special enhancement. those charges could lead to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> that enhancement is, in large part, founded on gerber's testimony. the impact is tremendous and it infects every as

client. liz: teachers in the oakland unified school district will vote tomorrow whether to strike. negotiations with the district have been going on for six months and there's still no deal on the table. the school board has approved budget reductions for next year. those are designed to make room for pay raises for teachers but union representatives say increases in state funding should be enough to fairly compensate teachers. the warriors are looking ahead to game two of the opening playoffs against the gangs. it was a wild finish in sacramento and you sought on abc 7. the warriors had their chances. they were up 10 points in the third quarter but the kings dominated late. harrison barnes gave the kings a six point lead. andrew wiggins had the chance to give the lead. steph curry had the chance to send it to overtime but could not connect and the kings won 6 26-123.

>> that is what the playoffs are about. guys making plays. the first game is a high-energy game from start to finish and the learning lesson is every momentum swing matters no matter who you are blank. but especially with an offense like they have. we played our best road games in the sense of meeting the moment. excited about game two. liz: game two is tomorrow night at the golden one center in sacramento. larry beil will have more on game one later in sports. thrive city became ground zero for detonation. lawyers fans gathered outside chase center to watch the game on the big screen, but in the end it was not meant to be. taken on a roller coaster of emotion. >> it's about the warriors. >> warriors. tara: hopes were high and the lines long. >> i do not have the money to go in but i will be out here at the watch party.

tara: warriors fans piling into thrive city, ready to watch their team make a run at another championship. do you think they are going to win? >> yes. tara: confident? >> very confident. the kings are good but, no, they cannot touch us. tara: the historic matchup met by big cheers. [cheering] a fast-paced game one keeping fans on their feet and a tight score means tense moments. >> it was really exciting, like, almost cannot breathe. especially the last second. >> ah, i was at the edge of my seat. it was painful and frustrating. tara: looking to their m.v.p. to pull through but not this time. >> i think that curry put up a good performance today and that shows the leadership on the team. i think that we can pull through. >> the game was crazy. we could have had the come back and i wish we would have won but there is always next time.

tara: these faithful fans ready for game two. >> i am hopeful for monday. i hope everybody comes back out. tara: will you be going to sacramento? >> naw, i will be in the city watching the game again. tara: tara campbell, abc 7. liz: they have got this. lisa: good morning. of course they do. we have cloud cover but also shaping up to be a nice sunrise. it sets well after 7:00. 13 hours and 13 minutes of daylight. what to expect, next. liz: also, showing support for fired oakland police chief armstrong. what some residents want from mayor sheng thao. >> abortion is our right. >> we will not give up this fight. liz: abortion rights advocates rallying in oakland. their demands as debate over a common abortion pill plays out across the country. ♪

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man: i'm not slowing down anytime soon. that's why i take osteo bi-flex every day. it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, and continues to improve over time. kinda like us. liz: frustrated oakland residents showing their support for armstrong. he joined address what they call non- communication with mayor sheng thao. they want more attention paid to the crime problems and that starts with reinstating armstrong. >> he has been with us in reaching out to us. do not take away somebody who understands us. let us have somebody who understands and maybe we can get somewhere. >> i am here today to support the community and let them know that i am not out of the

spotlight. i am continuing to pay attention to the violence in oakland. liz: the mayor fired armstrong in february over questions of his handling of misconduct one of his sergeants. his appeals hearing will be in june. the battle over reproductive rights is taking a new turn this weekendthe supreme court is weig in, allowing access to the drug for now. abortion rights advocates rallied in the east bay demanding the drug be available to people who need it. cornell barnard was there. >> abortion is our right. >> we will not give up this fight. cornell: a small group rallied at oakland city hall demanding the drug com chemical abortions remain legal. >> it is under attack by judges and we think it is critically important that people come out here and understand why it is upsetting. >> are we going to back down? >> no.

cornell: emotions running high as the future of abortion plays out worldwide. the supreme court stepping in friday as samuel alito issued an administrative stay in texas that would overturn the fda's original approval of the drug that would take the pill off the market. giving the court until april 20 to review the case and decide what the next steps will be. >> it is a distressing time for reproductive rights. cornell: the last minute weigh in bringing a sigh of relief after conflicting rules in washington state and texas have left the use of the drug nationwide up in the air. >> we were talking to doctors around the country and there was mass confusion and chaos. cornell: the anti-abortion rights group represents four doctors from the original texas case. >> we are confident when the court, any court, looks at the facts and the law of this case they will agree with us. this is the next step in a long,

lengthy litigation. cornell: gavin newsom announcing the state has begun stockpiling an alternative medication. >> i he esgh thing but we need o be prepared to push back. that is why we are here today. >> let's get busy. cornell: cornell barnard, abc 7 news. liz: the north bay sonoma county has revamped its website for reporting covid says statistics. infections in case counts are no longer reliable due to decreases in lab testing. data on covid-19 variants will also be emphasized. it is a celebration of life -- spring in san francisco. families gathered at the playground on sacramento street for the chinatown springtime festival. there were big basket giveaways, arts and crafts, photo booth, scavenger hunt and carnival games. children also got to hunt for

eggs inside a colorful big patch. city officials recognized the vibrancy of the chinatown neighborhood. >> there is no other chinatown on the planet that is this incredible. come down and enjoy it. get into the mood of spring. liz: some restaurants in chinatown are offering special discounts this weekend. live look from our golden gate bridge camera. both sides of the sidewalks are closed in anticipation of a race. they will open after 10:00 this morning. it will start at chrissy field at 8:00. it is to help at-risk youth join outdoor education programs. there is a 10 mile race, 10k, and 5k fun run. a pancake breakfast will be held at the finish line. what is the weather going to be like, lisa? lisa: we are starting off cool in the 40's. we have cloud cover except for napa and concorde and the wind

is breezy. that will indicate a cooler day today but we will have sun. the activity to the north will feel the tighter pressure gradients, meaning the wind, throughout the day. the cooler air mass follows, increasing clouds today. parts of the north bay looking like a cool monday, tuesday. by wednesday we turn things around. as we get started this morning you can see the cloud cover. calm view from our camera. 47 san francisco, 48 oakland, the sun already up, 49 san jose. the golden gate bridge a little breezy right now but the winds in the upper elevations of the north bay over 30 miles per hour. we will see those gusts increase across the bay, through the delta throughout the day. 42 santa rosa, 43 fairfield with 45 napa and concord where we have a bit of a clear start.

here's emeryville where temperatures are around 60 degrees. just shy of average. only in the mid-50's yesterday for san francisco. it was 64 along the peninsula. we had just a couple of 70's but the winds kicked in allowing for the corrected. morning clouds, afternoon sun. looking at a possible shower or sprinkle monday night into tuesday and then much warmer. we turn around by thursday and friday. here is early today where the winds are already over 20 miles per hour. by the afternoon they kick up and are moving up to 30 miles per hour at the coast. another cool day in the 50's but you have the sun throughout the day. later on still breezy and then we will be looking and trekking a system coming down from the north. increasing clouds late in the day. late day monday it is a dry ride but maybe some sprinkles through cloverdale, ukiah, and then the

colder air lower snow levels. lake county could see snow but the rain here may, be a little bit of drizzle, translating into mountain snow but amounting to very little. you might see a sprinkle through early tuesday and anywhere from three to five inches from south lake and kirkwood. up toward incline, six inches around donner. for the south bay the next seven days cooler than average. that trend continues as we drop off to about 60 tomorrow. tuesday is cool and breezy. wednesday high-pressure wants to build in again. we will see temperatures climb above average just-in-time for next weekend. highs today in the upper 50's. low 60's along the peninsula. cooler day for everyone with clouds in the north bay. the accuweather 7-day forecast

getting into more cloud cover monday, tuesday, perhaps a slight shower north of the golden gate. minor warming on wednesday. the end of the week featuring 60's and 70's. even the coast coming out of the 50's. we are into that slide starting today. liz: couple of chilly days ahead. skyscraper in san francisco. what neighbors are saying about this 55 story building proposed in their area. ♪

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liz: a 50 story skyscraper in the outer sunset is raising eyebrows. it would be located on sloat boulevard between 45th and 46th avenues. it would tower over the neighborhood but it would also add housing and parking.

suzanne phan has a closer look at the proposal. suzanne: what do you think about this? >> it is out of scale to the area. suzanne: imagine a skyscraper going up at this garden? 55 stories. >> that does not make sense for an area like this. suzanne: the proposal calls for 712 apartments, 15,000 square feet of retail space, 113 affordable units, bike parking and a car basement. we showed neighbors renderings. >> i do not know how that footprint is sustainable out here. >> it is bizarre. >> it looks like it should be in dubai or the uae but not the sunset across from the. suzanne: we reached out to the developer but have not heard back. san francisco's planning department director released this statement saying, the proposed project is flat-out inconsistent with local zoning rules and state density bonus laws.

it sets back our efforts to add housing on the city's west side. frankly, it is a distraction. local leaders agree. >> it is a distraction from the housing work that we are doing. i do not think they are relying on any housing law that i authored as a legislator. i think they are relying on the state density bonus law which has been around 40 years. >> we need to housing all throughout the west side. that site needs housing but to pop a salesforce tower there is ridiculous? suzanne: more than 1500 people signed a petition to stop another plan that would've put up a 12 story building in the same spot. suzanne has lived in the outer sunset since 1993. >> i know there is a lot of issues with affordable housing and resources. suzanne: she says we need more housing but it has got to be sustainable. she says the new proposal is not the answer. >> it does not fit out here in a

visual way but it also would change the entire community around here. the traffic and the walkable neighborhood. suzanne: suzanne phan, abc7news. liz: tuesday marks 117 years since the great earthquake. thousands died and 80% of the city's buildings burned. an annual ceremony will continue thursday. this served as the meeting spot for friends and family during the emergency. hey crowd is expected to gather at 5:12 a.m., the moment the earth started shaking. as part of the celebration the golden fire hydrant that was the sole source of water that day will be spray-painted with a fresh coat. make sure that you are ready for when the next earthquake hits. you can get a kit, make a plan and get informed. if you need help, check out abc7news.com/preparenorcal. let's rock, the casa

dan ashley held his annual fundraiser last night. and here is a listen. ♪ >> ♪ liz: abc 7 was that th center as dan took the stage. headlining the event was joan jett and the blackhearts. besides court-appointed advocates or casa other beneficiaries include friends of camp concord, big brothers, big sisters, and boys and girls club. congrats on a great event. still to come, gun violence prevention. the community coming together to call for corporate accountability. and twin peaks tunnel shut down. while you may need to find an alternate mode of transportation today. ♪

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: leaking classified documents preparing for a court hearing this week. what we are learning about the files and the man behind the leak. good morning. we are going to get to that story, but first let's start with another check with lisa. lisa: good morning. santa cruz right now 44 degrees and you can see it is cloudy today. temperatures in the 60's right now. 47 downtown, 48 mountain view, half moon bay, oakland, and a look at the shark tank. 42 santa rosa. a little cooler in the north bay. breezy out by the delta. southwest winds transporting cooler air across the bay area today. it will get sunny the next few hours and then mostly sunny for whliing

through the 60's away from the bay. but then the winds kicking up in the clouds increasing in the north bay. a wide range again from the 50's and half moon bay, upper 60's inland, and then a cool couple of days before we get back to warmer springtime temperatures. liz: thank you. information is coming to light about the leak of classified documents. the washington post reports details about chinese surveillance. karina mitchell has the details. karina: the world watching in february as the u.s. shut down the chinese spy balloon off the coast of south carolina. now those documents leaked on the internet, revealing there were more. the washington post showing u.s. intelligence agencies new additional balloons flew over the continental u.s. this year. those materials show another balloon flew over a u.s. carrier strike group in the pacific.

the documents posted on the social media chat service discord, allegedly by a national guardsmen. the 21-year-old now charged with transmission of national defense information and willful retention of classified documents. >> very serious penalties associated with that. we intend to send that message, how important it is. karina: he had a top-secret security clearance as part of his job managing i.t. systems. he copied the materials and then shared them online. >> these individuals need to be able to get on the system but if they open a document they have no need to know, that should trigger some kind of warning to a supervisor so they can investigate why this individual would be looking at this document and why they would be printing it. karina: the leaks detailing battle plans and munition supplies in ukraine. the white house saying there will be action. >> i have instructed the

department to make sure they get to the root of why he had access in the first place, number one. number two, to focus extensively on the extent to which it occurred. karina: tashara's military ties. his father serving 34 years in the same unit. reporter: coming up, the latest on their arrest of international guardsmen for the massive breach of classified information that has been going on for months. what took so long and did the leaks hurt national security? also, an 11th hou supreme court in the battle over the abortion pill. we will cover it with lindsey graham and amy klobuchar. and we will talk to maryland governor wes moore. all that and the powerhouse roundtable, coming up. liz: developing news, a search

underway for three american sailors missing in mexico. the u.s. coast guard mexican navy are searching for carrie o'brien, frank o'brien and gro ss. they were supposed to stop in cabo april 6. marinas throughout mexico have been contacted but the boat has not been found. developing news out of sudan, violence has rocked the country's capitol, leaving hundreds injured. rival military groups are clashing with gunfire and explosions all across the city. at least 56 civilians have been killed. . the u.s. ambassador to sudan tweeted he and his staff had to take shelter inside the embassy. conflict continues despite diplomatic pressures to cease fire. tensions have been escalating for weeks after plans to a transition to democracy. a train that derailed near a village in central maine is not a threat to public safety. several train cars jumped the

tracks but none were carrying hazardous materials. other cars were carrie yeary hazardous materials affected by the jerome i. the spokesperson for the canadian pacific kansas city rail network says ice and debris on the track likely caused derailment. [gong] the victims and survivors of the boston marathon bombing ahead of today's race. it has been 10 years since the attack. the one boston day ceremonies have included a gathering and site for the families who lost loved ones in 2013. happening today in san francisco, the aapi is marching with march for our lives to stand upeys t gun industry. wells fargo says, it stands in solidarity with the community in

the face of senseless violence. the aapi community is still struggling with the shootings and half moon bay. the twin peaks tunnel will be closed. this will allow crews to complete a detailed ceiling inspection of the 105-year-old tunnel. service will be interrupted for the k ingleside and the m oceanview lines. shuttle trains will provide connecting services throughout the city while the tunnel is closed. still ahead, welcome mark consuelo's. the actor taking over as the new cohost of kelly ripa. here is a live look outside right now. kind of foggy. we will check in wi we come back. ♪

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fmeryville.side rht clear the launch of spacex's rocket. the takeoff could be as soon as tomorrow morning. approval allows for what would be the launch of the most powerful rocket ever constructed. it has been tested the last five years and is planned to launch from texas. it's a return to the same launchpad, starting a new era of space exploration. the next time you go to the san francisco zoo you will see new prairie dog pups. zoo officials say they gradually emerged from their underground burrows this year. they were born to various mothers and spend the first four to six weeks in the borough. they are now about five weeks old. they are already exploring, playing and forging in their habitat, visible to the visitors. contra costa county's second annual pride prom is at the end

of the month. lgbtq+ youth are invited to celebrate. this year's theme is wonderland. a group called p concord is sponsoring the event. >> a place where everybody can be themselves and celebrate with whom they want the manner they want and nobody in the building is going to make a deprecating comment come monday morning. that is a freeing kind of thing to happen. >> i have never been a big fan of school dances, partly because there are way too many people and it can be a lot with being queer. it is not always comfortable to be -- you cannot always just be yourself. at pride prom my friends and i were able to do that, which was fun.

it is kind of like having our own space. liz: pride prom is next saturday, april 22 at concord high school. is open to juniors and seniors in the mount diablo school district and sorana has close peer tickets are on sale through pflag's website. the addresses on your screen. if you would like to support the event, you can sponsor tickets for students. let's get a check on the weather. lisa: you can see the clouds from the tower camera. very similar to yesterday right now but the changes come this afternoon with more wind, more high clouds and not quite as warm. i will let you know if that trend continues throughout the week ahead, next. liz: also, like the beam. the kings take game one in the round of the playoffs. larry beil has the highlights. ♪ like going hiking,

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liz: here is a beautiful look outside right now. really pretty start to the sunday money. thanks for waking up with us. in sports, the warriors lost the opportunity to leave the playoff series on the road against the kings. kings fans were very excited. as the first time their team is made the playoffs in 17 years. larry beil has the highlights. larry: go morning. the warriors faced the kings in the first round and be careful what you wish your. the kings win meeting. since 2006 to see their team back into the playoffs. n.maka monk was ie

32oints ofhechde'aaron fox for . he had 43s in this one. -- he had four threes in t one. one point game for he missed the last 25 games of the regular season. long pass resulted in a file will. stephen curry has to play with under two seconds left. off balance, push out, no good. the kings hold on 126-123. >> i give those they played a great game. they attacked us downhill and rebounded us. we still had a great chance to win and the goal is to get one here. i am confident that we will. >> i know we can shoot the ball

better and rebound better. if we can do those, i like where we are at in terms of -- we have got to win one in this building at least. >> have a what we want to do. that is all we can ask for but we are playing against a hell of a team and we have to clean up and do better. larry: jackie robinson day, everybody wearing 42. the giants jump out to the big lead. 6-1 giants what could go wrong? the bullpen blows and shaun jolly gives up the game-tying single to spencer torgerson. 6-6 going into the 11th. miguel cabrera winds it with a single up the middle. giants losing 11 on the second straight day.

the third inning. ruize ugh that is gone. we are tied at deuces. mets trevor may gives enjoy your sunday. liz: what is your sunday looking like? maybe some rain in the forecast? lisa: we could see a couple of sprinkles in the north bay as soon as tomorrow from the system. this is going to stay to the north but today we get the wind, clouds, and another system allowing for a sprinkle as we look at live doppler seven. a look at the oakland airport

and you can see we have mostly cloudy skies. temperatures ranging from the upper 40's. 46 palo alto, 47 san francisco with 49 san jose. nice view of the golden gate bridge where plenty of sunshine is on the way to start the day. increasing clouds and wind throughout the afternoon. 46 in novato in livermore. the wind is kicking up looks like winter for mount tam. temperatures in the 50's with some wind for sure up to 32 miles per hour. morning clouds, afternoon sun, breezy throughout the day. a possible shower or sprinkle throughout the afternoon late day tomorrow into tuesday. much warmer end of the week. 's the wind throughout the first half of the day. 15 to over 20 miles per hour and

by the second half of the day they are gusty along the coast up to 30 miles per hour. it was only 56 degrees yesterday downtown. if you can get along the bayshore, warming up through the 60's but the wind will be with you. there is a look at the sunny start. clouds increasing throughout the afternoon. we have clouds this morning but they will scatter to a cloudy afternoon. there is that system that could provide a light shower through cloverdale, santa rosa, ukiah and low snow levels. snow accumulating in the sierra nevada tuesday afternoon. cloudy and breezy and below average p

highs throughout the day on thursday will rebound. temperatures coming back up through the 60's finally along the coast and then mid to upper 60's bayshore. look what happens friday. a of areas getting close to 80 degrees. from below average middle of the week to above average and then this looks to last through next weekend. high pressure building in, deflecting that storm track further to the north and building in pretty strong. as for today, it is moving out of town that ridge of high pressure. that is why we see the result of cooler air with wind and may be high clouds in the north bay. low to mid 60's for the north bay. 66 concord, 65 san jose, with breezy wind. the accuweather 7-day forecast looking cooler with maybe a sprinkle, let shower tomorrow afternoon into tuesday. by wednesday less wind, slightly

warmer, but thursday, friday and saturday plan outdoor activities. it looks really nice, above average. below average tomorrow and today to above. liz: looking forward to next weekend. they are partners at home and now these two will commute to work together. mark consuelo is settling in as the next host of live. he has filled in dozens of times but will not take a permanent seat alongside his wife. sandy kenyon has the preview. ♪ reporter: mark consuelos hosted with his wife, kelly ripa, but when the suggestion came he do it permanently they both had the same reaction. >> are you crazy? >> that was universal. no, that is a terrible idea. >> we made a list of pros and

aer cos00 times,id h has developed the right approach. >> it has been successful when i concentrated on that show that day. it has been really fun. reporter: before they shared the stage mark and kelly like to joke around. >> he will say to me -- >> it is not live, is it? >> i look at him and say, no. [laughter] the less he things it is live the better off we will be. reporter: after six years sitting next to her friend she said the mug was passed to the right person. >> he is very much in the grand tradition of ryan seacrest before him. authentic, comfortable being himself. reporter: and expressing his opinions. >> that is going to be great for me because we have such differing opinions about most everything. >> most things. >> with every >> i like discussing this --

>> in the safety of this room? >> i do feel safer. [laughter] liz: live with kelly and mark premieres tomorrow. you can watch them weekdays at 9:00 a.m. only on abc 7. celebrating the state champs. the two oakland high school teams being honored today for their work on the hardwood. ♪

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catch the cherry blossom festival in san francisco. festivities kick off at 11:00 this morning. the grand parade begins at 1:00. they normally see about 220,000 people per year taking in the culture. this lines up with the blooming of the cherry blossom trees. it will also include karate, raffles and more. the city of oakland will honor the high school state champions with a parade. the oakland tech girls basketball team is celebrating their third consecutive title and this is the oakland high school boy's first-ever title. each team will ride the bus around downtown. the parade kicks off at 11:30 this money at children's fairyland. the warriors honored both teams last month. congratulations. lisa, we have got to get through the next few days of cold weather and then we have nice weather. lisa: i am sure we have the heavy jacket around. you will need them. later on today it is quite

windy. look at the quiet view of the golden gate bridge. nobody there with a partly cloudy sky. beautiful start to the day with upper 40's. looking at a lot of sunshine today but increasing clouds in the north bay. looking at the chance of a shower late tomorrow into tuesday, mainly north, and then the big warm up at the end of the week. highs upper 50's downtown, windy and breezy along the coast, mid 60's in the north bay, upper 60's inland. a little shy of average. there is the dip. warmer by the end of the week. there is something for everyone on the forecast and even snow in the mountains. liz: thank you and thank you all for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i am liz kreutz alongside lisa argen. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. good morning america is next. we will see you back at 9:00. ♪

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