treated like professionals, they need to act like professionals. it is that simple. reggie: growing demand for accountability among antioch police officers. the latest action being taken against a department caught up in a texting scandal. someone calling the officers involved a police gang. kumasi: it is official. the are leaving oakland. with the team and oakland's mayor is saying about that decision. reggie: the hill, then two night games. the warriors face-off in game three at chase center. kumasi: we like to see the city buzzing. jobina: there is a lot going on. reggie: good morning on this thursday. drew: i knew about the warriors game. kumasi: and hibi hill.

a lot happening. will it be nice? drew: i am delivering. a lot of sunshine on the way, get ready for a gorgeous day. a live look outside, we are totally clear out there this morning. we are cooler along the coast, about seven degrees cooler in half moon bay. two degrees cooler in san jose, warmer in the north bay. temperatures in the 30's and 40's right now, a chilly 39 in half moon bay. in the city, 48. 46 in oakland and fairfield. it is chilly out there morning, but look at temperatures later on this afternoon. finally back to average, this will feel nice later on today. 60's around the bay shoreline, 67 in oakland, 63 in the city. low 70's make a comeback in the warmest spots inland. 72 in concord in santa rosa, 70 in san jose.

as we head toward friday, even warmer weather is about to move in. we will look at those numbers in a few minutes. reggie: new development in the east bay, the effort to keep the a's in oakland has officially failed. the team making a big announcement about their future in las vegas. the mayor says she is already moving on. jobina: you and i both know, we've been covering the story for years. there are some any people upset. the a's announced late last night they've entered a binding purchase agreement for land not far from the las vegas strip. the team saying the process to build a new ballpark at howard terminal made little forward progress for some time. the plan passed through environment overview. more details needed to be ironed out. in a statement, they said we have made a strong and sincere effort to stay here. we recognize this is very hard to hear, we are disappointed

we've been unable to achieve our shared vision of a waterfront ballpark. the oakland mayor also released a statement, reading and part it is clear to me that the a's have no intention of staying in oakland and have simply been using this process to try to extract a better deal out of las vegas. i am not interested in continuing to play that game. the fans and our residents deserve better. the mayor says she will move forward to find alternative plans to redevelop howard terminal. the a's lease at the coliseum expires next year. when they leave, oakland will no longer have any professional sports teams. the raiders left most recently in 2020, the warriors left in 2019 to go to the other side of the bay. unfortunate. kumasi: definitely. new developments with the antioch police races text message scandal. a civil rights attorney is expected to announce a lawsuit against the city and its police

department later today. the scandal has resulted in about 20% of the police force on leave and several officers under investigation. an attorney for one resident allegedly targeted in a message sent by officers believes that because the number of officers involved, they could be considered a police gang under california law. >> code 13 670, it seems to me a lot what we have meets the definition of a law enforcement gang. kumasi: studies at san jose state university is telling abc 7 news he disagrees. all the behavior was not appropriate, it would be hard to argue it was criminal. he described the police force as more of a fraternity rather than a criminal gang. g to h.hed out for, and are

chief is called the scandal" unfortunate situation. only on abc seven news, the family of a man killed while trying to stop a theft at the pleasanton home depot is speaking. the 26-year-old was a loss prevention employee at the store. his mother says he had a heart for serving others. he joined the boy scouts an early age and come as an adult, volunteered at a local summer camp in sonoma county. his mom has many problems to remember and hopes his memory will live on. >> because he is not here right now does not mean all of those lives, all of the people that he touched, are not going to pass that forward. kumasi: he and his fiancée were planning to get married in august. the boy scouts are planning to hold a memorial for him, but arrangements are being made. reggie: that is heartbreaking. the former fairness executive is expected to head to prison

today, he was convicted of creating fake blood tests with his ex-girlfriend and boss. he was sentenced to nearly 13 years. they refused his request to delay the start of his prison term. holmes is scheduled to begin her sentence next week. kumasi: new developments with the ejection from game one of the king series. the kings and the rapper called the incident a quote misunderstanding, the kings clarify he did not stand excessively during the game and there was a miscommunication about what happened. the kings added that e attended games at golden one center in the past without issues and they look forward to welcoming him back to our arena in the future. the warriors and kings continue their series tonight at san francisco's chase center, we have a look at the matchup.

amanda: the warriors are home tonight. let us hope the energy coming from the chase center and dubs fans is enough to get the boys back on track. at this point, they are trailing 0-2. it is round one, game three tonight. the first time in the steph curry era that this has happened in a best-of-seven series. inside these walls, the warriors won 33-8 over season, so there is nothing but hope. have to protect the house. it will impact the series heavily. tipoff is 7:00 tonight, the dubs going without green who is serving a one-game suspension without pay after being ejected at the end of game to buy the referees. -- two by the referees. >> when he shows up today, it has to be about the team. it is not about whether or not

he should have been suspended. >> he has crossed the line over the years, that is part of it. we will go to bat for him to battle with him everyday day of the week. amandaf course,erenci the stomp heard around the world. another thing, if you know any kings fans planning to attend the game tonight, tell them to leave their cowbells at home. google tells me cowbells have been a tradition at their games since phil jackson called sacramento a cow town. chase center guidelines specifically say that cowbells are listed as prohibited noisemaking items. if you are looking to attend the game, there is a limited amount of standing room only tickets available. in the next half hour, we will talk about freebies that guests get to go home with. tossing it back to the cold-blooded era, we will talk

about that in the next half-hour. amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. reggie: you taught me something, i did not of the chase center needed less cowbell -- know chase center needed less cowbell. [laughter] kumasi: now you know. drew: who knew? let us take a look at the forecast. the weather is delightful today. later this evening, we find sunshine. temperatures in the upper 50's. as the game is over around 11:00 p.m., temperatures in the mid-50's. starting today with clear skies, a live look from the exploratorium camera. we have sunshine and warmer temperatures, afternoon highs are back to average. feels nice for lunch, in the 60's away from the coast. the warmest spots getting into the low 70's later on this afternoon with the sunshine in full effect area here is live

doppler 7 with satellite, high-pressure is the muscle maker of the forecast over the next couple of days. it will block any sort of storms coming into northern california and acts like a heat pump, bringing the warmer weather over the next couple of days. coldest spots in the 30's, mid-40's around the bay shoreline. sunshine, a warmer day. 63 in the city, 6 70 in san jose. 72 in santa rosa. the next three days, temperatures are going to sort tomorrow, going into the 80's and the warmest spots and mid 70's around the bay shoreline. the start of the weekend, we keep the warmer weather around. some changes for the back half of the week. jobina: 82 degrees? drew: inland, get your plans ready. jobina: traffic so far is light, we begin with a live look in emeryville showing 80, headlights heading westbound toward the maze. san mateo bridge moving

smoothly. we had a stall reported along 880, this will be specifically before baston avenue, a partial stall blocking one lane. tracy to dublin is slow at the moment, one hour 12 minutes. you usually do not see it creep over one hour until after 6:00 a.m., everything else is on time. reggie: governor newsom newsom made a surprise visit to the tenderloin district to get a firsthand look at the opioid and fentanyl crisis. next, the actions being taken today by lawmakers tackling ongoing drug issues. kumasi: frank ocean not on the katella lineup this weekend. the reason for that decision and who is replacing him. reggie: could the second time be the charm? spacex preparing to blast

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every other month, and i'm good to go. reggie: teaching about sexuality and gender identity will soon be beyond and all public schools -- banned in all public schools in

florida. there is an expansion of the so-called don't say gay laws now through 12th grade. for, it applied from kindergarten through third grade. the move has sparked intense debate across the country with many saying it will marginalize lgbtq community. president biden is calling the original law hateful. >> this is going to destroy any semblance of community queer people have had at public schools in florida. >> school is only so long, only so many minutes in the day and in the year. any minute they waste on social indoctrination is a minute they have not spent teaching. reggie: equality florida issued a statement saying this is part of the governor's assault on freedom. the ban takes effect after about a month. kumasi: women's access to an abortion pill remains unchanged, at least until tomorrow. the u.s. supreme court decided to extend the paws on a lower court ruling that would limit

access to the drug. a decision is expected tomorrow. members of what is called the pro-choice caucus in washington are vowing to fight to keep the pill available. >> american women are not going backwards and politicians, mostly men, who are trying to drag us back to the 1950's, had better be ready. kumasi: the case started in texas when a judge declared the fda's approval as invalid, saying they did not consider health effects when it was approved decades ago. a contradictory ruling in washington state and a split decision in a federal appears court led to confusion and that is why the cases at the supreme court. reggie: the governor made a surprise visit to the tenderloin neighborhood yesterday, his office says they held a private meeting on how to address opioid issues. last month, the governor announced a master plan for tackling fentanyl. among its initiatives, 3.5

million dollars to provide overdose medication to all middle and high schools. a state senator is among a group of lawmakers pushing legislation known as melanie's law, named for a 15-year-old who overdosed on fentanyl and died in the bathroom of her high school. her mother speaking through an interpreter says she is going to be at the today. >> she says the pain she has is very big and every day it gets bigger. she is going to sacramento to push for this law to pass, so other kids do not go through what happened to melanie and the pain she is going through. reggie: it would provide additional resources to schools to fight the fentanyl crisis. abc 7 is committed to covering the ongoing issue, including abc 7 originals documentary called injecting hope. tara campbell traveled to vancouver, canada to examine north america's first-ever safe injection site to see how it works.

you can watch it on demand on the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app area -- cap. -- app. kumasi: the starship rocket is free to go at space x is privately owned spaceport in texas, it was scrubbed earlier this week because of pressure issues. here is a live look from texas. the plan is to take off, do nearly one full lap of the planet, then reenter worth atmosphere -- reenter earth's atmosphere near hawaii. space x is planning to use it to send -- kamath and cargo to the moon and ultimately to mars. a half. be right back. drew: bay to the city to take a lap

around earth. warmer we have nice days coming our way, get your plans ready. the only today, but the weekend is looking fantastic. here is a live look from the east bay hills camera, gorgeous conditions. clear skies, we are finally back to average. we have been showing you this graphic all week long. today, we are back in the 70's in the warmest spots. santa rosa three degrees above average, could see some spots like livermore and redwood city a degree below where they should be. 60's and 70's is where we should land in the afternoon. hour-by-hour, mostly sunny skies. quite nice by 11:00 a.m., feeling warmer. 50's and 60's. by the afternoon going into the 70's. around the bay shoreline, mid and upper 60's. a very nice day. except a lot of sunshine and a

warmer day, take the sunglasses with you. 60's and 70's is the name of the game. if you're headed to the giants game tonight, a nice night for a ballgame. sunshine to start, 59 degrees, dropping the 55 by the ninth inning as the mets are in town. tonight, hanging onto mild air, upper 40's to lower 50's as we head into friday. future trak temperatures by friday, 80's are coming back. this is some of the warmest error so far this year coming in on friday, it will linger into saturday. accuweather 7-day forecast, warming trend is temperature sore tomorrow, keeping the spring warmth with us. sunday, minor cooling. still well into the 70's inland and we keep the sunny skies and warm temperatures much of next week. kumasi: coming up, seven things to know this morning. reggie: the multimillion dollar settlement over privacy, it could mean facebook owes you money.

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they are done in oakland. still some things need to be ironed out, the team announced entered into to purchase land in las vegas. the oakland mayor issued a statement saying the city will end negotiations with the a's and look at alternative redevelopment plans for howard terminal. reggie: the supreme court extended full access to a commonly used abortion pill until at least tomorrow. the fight over the medication reached the court after conflicting orders from lower courts. kumasi: a civil rights attorney is expected to announce a lawsuit against the city of antioch and its police department in response to the texting scandal that has left about 2 reggie: cannabis lovers from all over will gather at hibi hill and golden gate park for the annual 420 celebration, gates open at 10:00 a.m. drew: looking lovely for anything outside today, here is a look at your day planner for your thursday. expect sunshine to continue, a warm afternoon.

60's and 70's away from the coast. jobina: live at walnut creek, soound. taiightg so far, the commute is pretty clear. kumasi: number seven, the warriors are back at chase center tonight to take on the kings in game three of the nba playoffs. the warriors are down 2-0, tip-off is at 7:00 p.m. we are getting a lot more insight into a huge settlement with facebook's parent company, meta. facebook agreed to pay a settlement after a lawsuit over data sharing. here is you need to know. if you had a facebook account anytime between may 24 of 2007 and december 22 of 2022, you could be eligible for a payment. to apply, fill out the online claim form by august 25. the facebook has denied any wrongdoing, and expert we spoke with says it is not surprising

the company agreed to settle. >> when you go to trial, you are competitive will know interworking of your company. you will hear from so many people inside the company, things that have no control. they cannot live, they have to tell the truth about what is going on. kumasi: the final hearing is set for september 7. if there are no appeals, payments would be given out after that. the amount of money you get depends on how many people apply for the payment. reggie: twitter appears to have rolled back a portion of its hateful concrete policy that included protections for transgender people. they no longer have wording that specifically prohibits this gender ring and dead-- mi sgendering and deadnaming. request for comment for changes. kumasi: the cofounder of spotify

is helping to push antitrust legislation that targets apple and google. it would let people install apps on their devices from any marketplace. the move would promote competition. apple says the bill would jeopardize privacy and security, google says it already supports several app stores. spotify has nearly 500 million active users. frank coachella this weekend. reggie: if you have not heard about what happened during week one, he made headlines because a lot of people thought his show was a big fail. it started an hour and a half late and, at last minute, he decided he did not want the performance live-streamed. his representatives said he suffered two fractures and a sprain in his left leg on the festival ground in the week leading up to the first weekend. injury was also the reason his

show seemed off because after the accident, he had to rework the whole performance. according to variety, blink 182 will fill his spot on sunday. at 5:30, strangers helping strangers. the story of how one donation helped save the life of another. kumasi: the unofficial official holiday for people who like cannabis. we are looking ahead at the event being prepared at hibi hill.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: it appears oakland is losing its last remaining professional team. the a's and oaklands mayor now weighing in on the team's decision to invest in property in las vegas. kumasi: the warriors taking on the sacramento kings tonight, they're doing it without green. can dubnation pull it together for the win? we are live ahead of game three. reggie: thousands are expected to flock to hippie hill for the annual 4/20 event. kumasi: it is a day today. good morning, it is thursday, april 20. drew: we have warmer weather moving in later today, we have a lot of sunshine. it is looking great for anything you have planned outside not

only today, but through the weekend. visibility right now, no fog. great conditions under clear skies. location depending where you sit with the 24 hour temperature change, warmer in the valleys of the north bay. most of us are cooler by about seven degrees in half moon bay compared to this time yesterday. 30's along the coast, motive us -- most of us starting our day in the mid to upper 30's. it is quiet this morning, light wind, clear skies. get ready for a beautiful day. a lot of sunshine on tap come into the 60's away from the coast by lunchtime. temperatures continue to warm up, finally back to average. this is where we should be this time of year, 60's and 70's away from the coast. a closer look at temperatures and the warmer weather tomorrow. those numbers in about seven minutes. kumasi: if you're trying to get around san francisco today, get

ready. three big events must starting with the 4/20 celebration at golden gate park, expected to draw in thousands of people. later in the evening, the giants and the warriors both playing at the same time. that is just blocks apart. sky 7 was over hippie hill yesterday setting up for the cannabis celebration featuring vendors, food, live music and performances. gloria rodríguez's live in the newsroom with a preview of the event. gloria: it is not only hippie hill, but many in the bay will be marking 4/20 today. the cannabis industry brings in millions of dollars to the local economy every year, and it is fitting that the term 4/20 has roots right here in the bay area. the story goes that it came from a group of marin county teens who would smoke every day at 4:20 p.m., the term 4/20 was later popularized. it is only appropriate today's festival will be at hippie hill.

the center of the 1960's counterculture and flower power movement. this 4/20, you will cloud of smoke over san francisco's golden gate park last year. it will be lit at the 4/20 hippie hill festival. the organizer tells me they are expecting about 20,000 people, all drawn by their passion for pot. >> regardless of recreational use or adult use, it is still a medicine. 4/20 marks the date to participate and partake in the medicine. gloria: it includes comedians, djs and more. >> we have a wellness and health area now, so you will be able to do yoga. it is yoga and a medicine. i'm going to try to partake in

it. gloria: many oakland cannabis businesses are having celebrations of their own on 4/20, they are highlighted in the oakland cannabis trail. >> this theme is to choose equity, come visit oakland and experience 4/20 with purpose and visit the shops that are equity owned, women operated and run. gloria: such as rosemary jane in downtown oakland. >> the first and oakley cannabar and lounge and oakland. we are equity owned, black women owned and operated. our mock tales are a play on regular alcoholic mock tales, but instead of alcohol they are infused with thc shot or a cbd shot. gloria: rosemary jane is having for 20 celebrations today and saturday. as far as the hippie hill festival, organizers remind you not to consume cannabis products that are not packaged or tested,

because they could be laced with fentanyl or meth. the festival is open for those 21 or over and it starts at 10:00 this morning until 5:00. it is free. saw in the video will probably get bigger. reggie: we are familiar with the cloud that appears. [laughter] the nba playoffs returned to chase center with the warriors taking on the kings in game three of the series, but they have to do it without green. amanda del castillo i the chase center this morning. amanda: to put it simply, the dubs need a dub. at this point, they are trailing 0-2 against the kings. this is the first time in the steph curry error this has ever happened.

-- era they are now the fifth defending champions in the history of the nba to be down 0-2 in the first round. none of the previous teams won their series, but the boys are back here and they are here to protect the house. chase center brought a lot of love during the regular season. the warriors winning 33-8. we cannot ignore the stomp heard around the world, the warriors are hitting the court without green, who is serving a one-game suspension without pay after being ejected at the end of game two by the referees. >> we talk to him last night, told him when he shows up today it has to be about the team and helping them win, not about whether he should or should not have been suspended. that's not help anyone. >> he has crossed the line over the years, that is part of it. him

to battle with him every day of the week. amanda: plenty of blue and yellow, but the dubs are going without the green. any kings fans in attendance have to go without their cowbells. will tells me cowbells have been a tradition at their games since phil jackson called sacramento a cowtown, but she center guidelines show cowbells are listed as prohibited noisemakers. enough about the kings fans, let us talk about dubs fans. you all will get to go home with this little freebie, a goodie. it is a relaunch of last year's playoff campaign by a streetwear brand. all of these shirts are draped over all of the seats, we are told there are still some limited standing room only tickets. if you are looking to attend, looking to battle all the san francisco traffic we've been talking about mama maybe stick to public transportation, you

will get one of these. that is pretty cool. we're just talking about what we are expecting today. i do not want to try it on, i did not know who is taking this home. but this is it. i showed you guys the fanny pack. [laughter] kumasi: if you try it on, you take it home. amanda: maybe next. reggie: we are not responsible. amanda: i will show you a little fashion show, we will do it. [laughter] kumasi: oakland's bid to keep the a's in town, the team announced last night they entered an agreement to buy land for a new stadium in las vegas. in a statement, they said we made a strong and severe effort to stay here and recognize this is hard to hear. we are disappointed we've been unable to achieve our shared vision of a waterfront ballpark. we will get you that statement

on the screen in a second. after that, the oakland mayor released a statement that read it is clear to me that the a's have no intention of staying in oakland and have simply been using this process to try to extract a better deal out of las vegas. i am not interested in continuing to play that game. fans and residents deserve better. given the realities, we are seizing negotiations and moving forward all alternatives -- forward on alternatives for howard terminal. reggie: the pentagon is reviewing ufo incidents, but none are considered extra terrestrial activity. reporter: in this first look, all eyes on the skies. declassified videos by the pentagon capturing mysterious sightings, stunning navy pilots wondering what they are seeing. the department of defense says they are investigating 650 encounters, 140 more since lester's report. the director of the pentagon's new office reviewing the ufo

incidents told lawmakers they found no critical evidence of alien activity. >> only a very small percentage of reports display signatures that could reasonably be described as anomalous. reporter: this drone video apparently shows an object shooting across the screen. the pentagon analyzing it frame by frame. a second declassified video, a low-flying silver object, but the pentagon unable to explain it. we will have the latest on what the pentagon is saying this morning. abc news, new york. kumasi: still ahead, a wrong place shootings in america. for young people shot in just the past week. --four young people shot in just the past week. first, a check on the forecast. drew: we have a lot going on today, we will talk about the warriors game, tonight tipoff is

at 7:00 p.m. total sunshine, temperatures in the 50's as we wrap up the game. live doppler 7 along with satellite, high is in control. a lot of sunshine acting as a bit of a warm up. warm weather today and especially tomorrow. future trak temperatures today at 9:00 a.m., sunshine with temperatures in the 50's. it is feeling very nice by noon, in the 60's with a lot of spots. grab the meal outside. look at temperatures, 70's and the warmest spots away from the coast. that is where we should be this time of year. if you're heading to golden gate park, it is beautiful in the park today. sunshine with temperatures getting in the low 60's. in the afternoon, a bit of a sea breeze kicking in. turns breezy by 4:00 p.m.

we are back to average, so to speak, for this 20th day of april. looking ahead the next three days, even warmer tomorrow with temperatures soaring, 70's and 80's and 80's in the warmest spots. we will take a closer look at the temperatures in the complete weekend forecast in nine minutes. let us check in on traffic. jobina: we are going to start with a live look at the richmond-san rafael bridge. everything is pretty light, except for the drive time for super commuters but i will get to before break. live look at the toll plaza, no metering lights yet, no advisories, no blocking issues. a quick traffic update. this is the issue, tracy to dublin one hour 22 minutes. no crash, does not look like road construction. just a for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most

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reggie: in the last week, we saw 18 shot twice in missouri for going to the wrong house, a young woman shot and killed after pulling into the wrong driveway, no cheerleaders shot in texas for going to the wrong car. jobina: so many things going wrong. a texas cheerleader remains seriously injured after a mistake made by her friend. peyton washington and heather roth were in a parking lot following cheer practice when roth opened a car she got was hers and saw a man inside. she says she quickly went back to her friends vehicle, but the man walked over as she tried to apologize. she says he began firing a gun. she was grazed by a bullet, but washington suffered serious injuries. >> pulled out a gun started shooting at all of us. jobina: the suspect is now in

custody. in upstate new york, and other family in english after a 20-year-old was shot as she and a group of others drove up the wrong driveway, looking for a friends house. the homeowner pleading not guilty to murder charges, his lawyer says he felt threatened as multiple vehicles were revving engines. it comes after the shooting of a 16-year-old in kansas city who was shot twice after approaching the wrong house to pick up his brothers. he was shot in the arm and head, his lawyer says if the bullet went a fraction of an inch in another direction, he would likely be dead. as for the cheerleader peyton washington, she had to have her spleen removed and is said to be quote doing well. the series of shootings is putting new scrutiny on stand your ground laws. kumasi: the family of tyre nichols filed a lawsuit that

names the city of memphis, the police department, the officers involved and others. video of the incident on january 7 shows five police officers kicking and punching him during a traffic stop. the 29-year-old died three days later. >> this has nothing to do with the monetary value of this lawsuit, but everything that has to do with accountability. those five police officers murdered my son. >> it is our mission to make it financially unsustainable these police oppression units to unjustly kill black people in the future. kumasi: the are facing criminal charges, their unit has been disbanded. reggie: bay area lawmakers hold a virtual town hall to discuss gun violence and prevention.

in california, or background checks are required to retain firearms, data shows a number of people looking to obtain a gun has drastically risen over the last two decades. this graph shows two, california did roughly 680,000 firearm background checks. in 2022, that number more than doubled to more than 1.4 million. law enforcement has cited the rise in privately manufactured ghost guns as a compounding problem. >> here in california, where the illicit market is regularly major law enforcement agencies have sometimes reported 30% to 50% of all the guns they recover in crime are un-serialized privately manufactured ghost guns. reggie: the doctor said california as a stay is an example where gun-control measures can work. in the late 80's and early 90's, death rates from firearm

violence in california were substantially higher than other states. lawmakers started enacting gun-control measures and by the turn-of-the-century, death rates plummeted. in 2020, california's firearm death rate was 60% lower than the rate and the other 49 states put together. kumasi: if you felt shaking l night, according to the u.s., a magnitude 3.8 earthquake struck near antioch around 8:40 pm no reports of any major damage or injuries. reggie: getting a better idea of how bad the damage was this winter. the estimated at more than $50 million. half of it was from the storms we had in december and january. the rest came in february and march. 20 location saw rode erosion and more. drew tuma is joining for a

special edition of the chronicle live in san francisco, the panel will help answer your burning questions. it starts at 6:00 p.m. and goes until 8:00 p.m. tickets are $15 and they are still available online. kumasi: everything is happening in the city today. you, the giants, the warriors, 4/20. drew: i am competing with a lot. whatever you are doing, it is gorgeous. if you have plans saturday and sunday, get ready for the warm weather. a live look outside from san jose, finally back to average. below average especia and tuesday. we are back in the 60's and 70's tesntllwhe hay of april. temperatures in the 30's 40's right now, take a look at the day planner today, expect a

lot of sunshine, already warming through the 60's away from the coast by noon. this afternoon, we warmed to the upper 60's around the bay shoreline and inland in the low 70's. a nice evening ahead. sunshine, a warmer day. 67 in oakland, 63 in san francisco. 72 in santa rosa. 70 in san jose, 69 in santa cruz. the giants game this evening, first pitch temperature upper 50's. bright skies. we cool off in the mid 50's with a bit of a breeze by the ninth inning. tonight, temperatures are elevated. up 40's to low 50's heading into a warm day tomorrow. peter truck temperature, 80's make a return. some of the warmest air so far this year arrives tomorrow, then we see 70's around the bay shoreline. a carbon copy forecast for saturday. warmer today, warmer tomorrow as temperatures soar. saturday looks perfect.

minor cooling on sunday, still above average. temperatures stay above average next week. reggie: new at 6:00, the shows just announced as part of broadway sf lineup. kumasi: first, a story of growth and renewal. the powerful meet up in san francisco that you will not want to miss only on

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kumasi: now to a store you only see on abc, a first ever meeting between a santa rosa woman who donated her kidney and the santa rosa man who benefited from that decision. we were there for the incredibly special moment. >> seriously.

give me a second chance at life and i am forever grateful. thank you. >> i am happy i could do that for you. reporter: tears from the woman who decided to donate one of her kidneys earlier this year at sutter health in san francisco. because of her decision, this man who had been on dialysis was given the gift of a new kidney. >> she gave me another chance at life and i am more appreciative than anything. reporter: she did not know him, was inspired to become an organ donor after selena gomez's kidney transplant. she is a nondirect donor, her kidney went to a match system that link people across the country and four new kidneys. >> the kidney who got other pears who had incompatible donors transplanted. at the end of the chain, is an extra kidney.

we were able to donate that to someone on the waiting list. you so much, you do so much for my kid. reporter: their first ever meeting wednesday comes as a sutter health lunches and all new living donor institute during national donate life month. three months post surgery, both healthy and well. >> i am at a loss for words. >> i did not think i'd be crying this much. [laughter] >> i just want to say thank from the bottom of my heart. >> i am so happy i could do this for you. >> seriously. iou one. [laughter] >> nothing is owed. >> god is going to bless you with a lot of blessings for having a big heart like that, thank you. kumasi: that is so beautiful.

there are so many ways that you can become a part of the donor process. april is national donate life month. to register to be an organ donor, visit donate life.net. drew: five glen 56, temperatures right now most of us are in the 40's. a couple of cold spots. half moon bay, livermore starting on the chilly side. about 39 degrees. cool air overhead, temperatures are going to warm up fast today with a lot of sunshine. here is a live look outside the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see the sunshine already sewing -- showing its first hints. the sun is up in about 30 the 6s in the afternoon, a wary compared to yesterday. upper 60's around the bay shoreline.

this is where we should be this time of year, 72 in concord, 70 in san jose. 63 in the city, a comfortable 72 later today. kumasi: rally at sfo, workers are walking off the job. the two san francisco supervisors expected to join them. reggie: dispensary approved against the wishes of residents. the next steps for the facility in san francisco.

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