announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> just because right now does not mean all of those lives and all the people he touched are not going to pass that forward. kumasi: now at remembering the life of her son, killed while trying to stop a shoplifter while working at home depot no. reggie: a deal landed for vegas. the a's agreed to buy property in here. kumasi: the warriors getting ready for game three of the series against the kings. we are live inside chase center with a previous tonight's game. reggie: welcome to thursday,

april 20. kumasi: a lot going on today to and i -- today drew and it is going to be nice. drew: 60's and 70's are returning across the board. live doppler 7, visibility showing no fog. we have some chilly spots in ukiah, santa rosa, half moon bay. but a beautiful picture from our rooftop camera as the sun begins to get up in our sky. we have sunny skies all the way into 60's by lunchtime. then upper 60's, low 70's around the shoreline. we will take a closer look in a few minutes. reggie: the effort to keep the a's in oakland has failed. the team making the announcement about their future in las vegas late last night. the mayor of oakland shane tao is already moving on. jobina: this is not what a lot people want to hear.

the a's announced last night they entered a binding purchase agreement for land not far from the las vegas strip. the team sing the process to build a new park has made " little progress for some time." where details need to be ironed out. in a statement, the a's said we have made a strong and sincere effort to stay here. we recognize this is hard to hear. we are disappointed we have not been able to achieve our shared vision of a waterfront ballpark. the oakland mayor sheng thao also saying it is clear to me the a's have no intention in staying in oakland and have been using this process to try to get a better deal out of las vegas. i am not interested in playing that game. the fans in our residents deserve better. the mayor also said she will move forward with a plan. the lease expires next year for

the a's. it is not clear if they will continue to play there while the new stadium is being built. kumasi: this morning, we are hearing from the mother of the man who was shot and killed at home depot. the 25 are almost trying to stop a theft at the store where he worked. reporter martinez has more on what you will hear on abc7news. reporter: this mother is proud of her son blake moz. since he was young, he had a heart for serving others. he worked his way of the boy scout ranks and achieve the highest honor of eagle scout. these keepsakes are now remembrances. >> he was my heart, my firstborn. there here. reporter: on tuesday afternoon, authorities say he was killed while trying to stop a theft. he was a loss prevention employee.

he was 26 years old. >> he is the heart of everyone. reporter: scouting for him continued on into his adulthood. he volunteered at camp where he met his fiancée. >> they had seen each other for a long time but then they cite others differently. reporter: for the past five years, they cite others. they were planning their wedding for august 12 at the camp where they met. for lori moz, she plans on remembering her son with home videos, her favorite baby picture and fund disney trips. >>'s 21st birthday trip, just mother and son. reporter: he was a big kid at heart. his favorite tradition was beins cookies. she has many problems of her son and knows his memory will live on. >> just because he is not here right now does not mean that all the lives, all the people that

he touched, are not going to pass that forward. blake had a short life, only 26 years, but he lived it. reporter:'s desire was to become a police officer. his father said he put people first and his self last. lauren martinez, abc7news. kumasi: the boy scouts are planning to hold a memorial for him. arrangements are still being made. reggie: new developments with the antioch police races text message schedule. -- is expected to announce a lawsuit against the city and police department. the scandal resulted in about 20% of the police force on these and others under investigation. an attorney for one who was allegedly targeted, believes that because of the number of offices involved -- officers involved, they could be

considered a police again. >> penal code section 13 seems to me a lot of what we have meets the definition of a law enforcement gained. >> i have no problems seeing these police as a gain. reggie: a professor of justice studies says he disagrees. he says while the behavior was inappropriate, it would be hard to argue it was criminal. he described the police force as more of a fraternity rather than a criminal gang. we reached out to antioch police for a comment. we are still waiting for a response. the team called the scandal a "unfortunate situation." kumasi: former their nose executive is expected to head to prison today. he was convicted of creating fake blood tests with his ex-girlfriend elizabeth holmes. was sentenced to nearly 13

years. earlier this month, his request to delay the start of his prison term was denied. elizabeth holmes is set to begin her prison sentence next week. what both parties are announcing about his injection from the game. reggie: production from the pandemic now gone. the new laws after they ended their eviction moratorium. >> the warriors are back home for game three of the playoffs. 2 tonight at 7:00 p.m. -- tip-off tonight at 7:00 p.m. clear skies as you exit, in mid-50's. a warm day later on this afternoon.

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that will supply sunshine and warmer weather coming the next couple days. here is future weather. let's go hour-by-hour. by 9:00 a.m., sunny skies in the low to mid 50's. by noon, most of those in the low to mid 60's. this afternoon, our warmest cities get to the warm -- the low 70's. even along the bay, upper 60's. a very nice day ahead. take the sunglasses with you. we will have sun glare in the next 15 minutes. 70 in san jose, 72 in santa rosa. 71 in livermore. the next few days, warmer weather moved -- moves in. 70's along the bay shoreline and this continues into the first half of the weekend. let's check in with jobina and see how game day traffic is looking. jobina: come on warriors, you

can do it. you can do it too trying to make it on mass transit. i would not recommend driving fraga traffic is a nightmare because we have a couple different games going on. unless you know the theory leaves chase center when the game is over after the final buzzer from pier 48 .5 and this also will be no later than 1130 at night -- 48.5 and this also will be no later than 11:30 at night. if you have a chase center ticket, this serves as payment so you do not need to pay for that. it does not apply to the cable cars though. regular service for bart tonight. i highly recommend that. metering lights are on. traffic into the maze at this point. good news for commuters. we do not have any major blocking issues so that is good news. we'll wrap up with a list look at san jose. very light traffic. reggie: the unusual items kings

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how about you? i'm just visiting. u.s. bank. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with retail banking in california by j.d. power. reggie: new developments with the ejection of wrapper e 40 from game one of the warriors-teens series. in a joint statement, the kings and the rapper called misunderstanding. they said he did not stand excessively during the game and there was a miscommunication about what happened. e-40 has attende past without any problems and they look forward to welcoming him back in the future.

kumasi: tonight is game three of the games with the warriors and the kings. we know it will be tough without all-star draymond who has been -- draymond green will has been suspended for one game by the leak. fans will be tonight. amanda: the warriors are at home tonight. that is the headline here. we are all hoping the energy of the chase center and dubs fans is enough to get the boys back on track. they are open-2 -- the kings. it is the first time that this has happened in the best-of-seven series. eyave won so there ishase hope. they have to protect the house. this must win game will impact the series heavily.

tipoff is at 7:00 tonight. they are hitting the courts without draymond green who is serving a one-game cyst this should when -- one-game suspension after being injected at the end of game two. >> talks to draymond about it and told him when he shows up today, at has to be about helping -- it has to be about helping the team not whether or not you should have been suspended. >> he has crossed the line over the years and that is part of it. we will go to bat for draymond green and go to battle with them every day of the week. amanda: talk about the stock heard around the world. another thing, hopefully not but if you know any kings fans planning to attend, tell them to leave their cowbells at home. cowbells have been a tradition at their games since phil jackson called sacramento "a cow town". back out life, put me in coach.

see that? i have the hand coordination. this is a relaunch of last year's playoff campaign by the streetwear brand adapt. everyone who attends tonight will get one of these shirts. they are already draped over the thousands of chairs here. cold-blooded is how everyone is feeling, i am sure. we know the warriors will be here for game three and four. tipoff is at 7:00 and if you are looking to attend, there is still a few standing room only tickets available so try to get those because it will be a busy day in san francisco. for now, reporting live at the chase center, amanda del castillo. kumasi: i did not know anything about the kings. that was a line for me. [laughter] and a know any kings fans, you should not.

she said you should not. [laughter] drew: whose job is it all the teachers over the chairs? that is a job. reggie: and it is neatly done. dream: it is nice, so precise. that rind -- arrived. jobina: i did buy just close the tap. we will take a gander to the weather and tell people what the cheapest ticket is. drew: last time we looked, last row, upper deck was like $250 or $300. jobina: it was high. kumasi: cine room only tickets could be us -- standing room only tickets could be us. drew: a beautiful morning.

a limp look from our exploratorium camera. nothing but sunshine on his way. a bright day ahead and finally temperatures are back to average. temperatures are back into the 50's and 60's and that is where we should be this time of year. later today, it will feel warmer compared to the past several days. temperatures right now, colder spots in the 30's like santa rosa and livermore. most of us beginning our thursday in the 40's. sunny skies, a warmer day. 72 in concord, 70 in san jose. 67 in oakland, 63 in the if you are headed to the park today, it will be warm and sunny. golden gate park will be very busy today. later on this afternoon, we get into the low 60's. a breeze picks up it will feel pretty nice but sunshine and a 4:00 p.m. temperature around 62

degrees. at oracle park, the mess are in town. first pitch temperature around 60 degrees under sunny skies. then we see temperatures cool out. a nice night for a ball game. upper 40's to lower 50's under clear skies which sets the stage for an even warmer finish to the week tomorrow. into the 80's we go from antioch to napa to santa rosa. oakland, and freeman will be in the mid-70's. it will feel nice and equally as nice on saturday. temperatures were into the 70's and 80's tomorrow. a cool off on sunday but next week, we keep temperatures above average for this time of year. reggie: i am excited about this. where is crystal river, florida? that is where ginger zee is right now. tell me this is where the amenities are please. ginger: there was a manatee, a mom and a baby just one second

to go off to my right. this is where they are and they are thriving. you will see them live on thin morning america because this part of florida -- good morning america because this part of florida, 30 years ago, had a storm of the century that killed the ecosystem and took away the food source. a lot of other species had a lot of trouble. this is the power of water and people. people have agency over how environments go. people here made a choice and said we will save crystal river and they have. they brought it back to pristine conditions, if not better than where it was before the storm. even with developments around, you can see the most perfect habitat for managers manatees. also other parts of florida are not seeing the same. we have seen some of the largest numbers of vanity death on record in the last -- m

death on record in the last couple years. also villareal is there in oklahoma and her crew drove all night to get to one spot where tornadoes ripped through but there were 15 three kansas and iowa as well. we will bring the idea of where today the threat will go. if you are flying to dallas, you need to pay attention. on top of that, the supreme court and their decision about the abortion pill and how this will impact all women and women's bodies and their rights in choices going forward. a lot to uncover. finally, more time out here. i think you would like to know reggie, kumasi andrew that we have seen so much activity. not just the sleeping and grazing but a meeting manatee pod to kickoff gma. reggie: it is the whole circle of life. i love it. ginger: that is right. we are making more as we speak.

[laughter] reggie: it is an abundance this morning on gma. looking forward to this. this is a beautiful live shot. i cannot believe she is surrounded by amenities. i am jealous area ginger, thank you so much for that. we w

kumasi: oakland is ending its eviction moratorium, a tenant production -- protection put into place during the pandemic. sardis designed to protect tenants and landlords that say they cannot be evicted for missing payments during the pandemic and cannot evicted if they owe less than one both -- one month of free market rent. >> i offer my units f month. the room itself is valued at

$1969 so i have to wait three months in order to do anything. kumasi: an open councilmember says the new laws are made to phase out the moratorium but prevent residents from becoming homeless. at 6:00, six blockbuster musicals are coming to san francisco next year as broadway sf revealed part of its lineup. the shows include the wiz, the musical, funny girl, misses doubtfire. there will also be a special engagement of disney's the lion king this november. they are doing it. the musicals will either be at orpheum theatre or golden gate theater. how exciting. next at 6:30, despite a new cannabis dispensary has been approved. why some residents oppose the plan. we are going to take a live look outside at 6:26, watching the

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area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: loo of the end for the a's in oakland. the team announcing they signed a deal to buy land in las vegas. how the city of oakland is reese bonding. kumasi: expect traffic delays if you decide to drive in san francisco today. the warriors and giants playing at home and it is 4 reggie: celebrating chocolate. this is the largest box of chocolates in the world. we have to see the people around for the scale. the new record for russell stover's rich history. kumasi: then morning. thursday, 4 reggie: you like chocolate

if you go to seas, you do not have to think. drew: yes, they are all good. even the ones with jam in side i am not a huge fan of rain i will still them. kumasi: i like pecans, wants, and almonds. [laughter] reggie: that was a really smart edit. kumasi: thank you. drew: it is great and i do too. especially the almonds. a beautiful day in store today. you will have great weather. temperatures in the 30's and 40's right now. our chilly spot is 39 at livermore and half-moon day rated you take a look outside and it is a beautiful -- at half moon bay. you take a look outside and it is beautiful. we are already into the 60's away from the coast later and in the afternoon, 70's returning

inland. warmer weather moves in tomorrow. went to a closer look at the highs today at the start of the weekend in a few minutes. reggie: contra costa county, #crews have investigated the inside of a gray dance trunk that was pulled over to the side of the road. this was in oakley and investigators pulled out buckets, laundry detergent containers and oil canisters. we do not know what they are investigating but it was unusual some not we pass it along. kumasi: it can be taunting trying to get around san francisco today because there are three big events. starting with the celebration expected to draw thousands of people. then, the giants and the warriors are playing at the same time just a few blocks apart. the hippy hill celebration will feature vendors, food, live music, performances.

gloria rodríguez is in the newsroom with a preview. gloria: it is going to be a big event but it is not only hippie hill. many in the bay area will be marking 4/20. the cannabis industry brings in hundreds of millions of dollars to our local economy every year. it is fitting that the phrase "4/20" came from it came from a group of teenagers who would smoke every day at 4:20 p.m. it will be at hippie hill, the center of the 1920's culture and -- 1960's culture and hippie movement. it will be lit at the 4 hippie hill festival. 2000 people all drawn by their passion for pot.

>> regardless of recreational use or adult use, it is still medicine. 4/20 marks the date to participate and partake in the medicine. gloria: it is going to have djs and more. >> we have a wellness and health area so you will be able to do a ganja yoga. gloria: what is that? >> yoga and a joint. you get medicine. i will try to partake in it. gloria: many oakland businesses will have celebrations on their own. they are highlighted in the oakland cannabis trail. >> this year's theme is choose equity. they come visit oakland and experience 4/20 with visit shops that are bipoc owned

and women owned. >> the first and only kanab -- canibar in oakland. we are instead of alcohol, we have cannabis and thc or a cbd sought. gloria: rosemary jane is having 4/20 celebrations today saturday. organizers remind you not to consume cannabis products that are not packaged or tested because they can be laced with fentanyl or meth. the festival is open for anyone 21 and over and starts at 10:00 in the running until 5:00 -- in the morning until 5:00. it is free. erica bob do -- erykah legvewn

to 4:20.reggie: ss reports and f supervisors voted tuesday to let the project move forward. this comes after residents voiced concerns at tuesday's meetings. opponents say it is too close to schools and medical offices. the owners want to open on top of the golden mirror italian restaurant. the next step of the dispensary is to get authorization from the sf office of cannabis. kumasi: a development in oakland's bid to keep the a's in town. they announced they entered a bid to build a new statement. they said they made a strong and sincere effort to stay here and recognize this is hard to hear. we are disappointed we have been unable to achieve our shared vision of a waterfront ballpark. the oakland mayor tao released a statement saying it is clear the a's had no intention of staying in oakland and has simply been using the process to try to

extract and better deal out of las vegas. i am not interested in continuing to play the game. the fans and our residents deserve better. we are ceasing negotiations and moving forward on alternatives for the development of howard terminal. reggie: in the last signed teenagers shot twice for going to the wrong house, a young woman shot for pulling into the wrong driveway, and teenagers shot for going to the wrong car. reporter: it is intruder remains injured after a mistake by her friend. heather washington and roth for -- were leaving cheer practice. they walked up to a vehicle and open the wrong door. they saw a man inside. roth walked back to her friends car but the man followed them and shot multiple times.

roth was injured but washington suffered serious injuries. >> he started shooting at all of us. reporter: the suspect in this case is now in custody. another family in morning caitlin was shot after she and others drove into the wrong driveway looking for a friend's house. the homeowner is pleading not guilty. he says he's felt threatened as a multiple vehicles were revving engines. this comes after the shooting of ralph yarl, the kansas city, who was shot twice after approaching the wrong house to pick up his brothers. his lawyers say if the bullet went a fraction of an inch in the other direction, he would be dead. peyton washington had her spleen removed and is said to be moving well. this series of students is putting new scrutiny on stand your ground laws. kumasi: the family of tyre

nichols filed a $550 million wrongful death lawsuit and is naming 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. he died in the hospital 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 for these police oppression units unjustly kill black people in the future. kumasi: the officers involved are facing criminal charges. their unit has been disbanded. reggie: just brecher and mark

berman held a virtual town hall to discuss then violence prevention -- gun violence and prevention. data shows the number of people looking to obtain a gun has arisen over the last two decades. we are going to show a graph from the abc7news data team. in 2002, california did 680,000 background checks. this number more than doubled to more than 1.4 million in 2022. law-enforcement cited the rise in privately manufactured ghost guns as a compounding problem. >> in california where the illicit market is relegated -- regulated, they have reported that 30% to 50% of the guns they recover are serialized serialize privately manufactured ghost guns. reggie: the doctor sent california as a state 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 higher than other states. lawmakers started and acting gun-control measures and by the turn of the century, death rates plummeted. in 2020, the firearm death rate was 60% lower than other united states put together. kumasi: according to the u.s. geological survey, a magnitude 3.7 earthquake struck near antioch. so far, no reports of any major damage or injuries. today, service workers are expected to rally for higher pay. workers say minimum wage is not enough to keep up with the cost of living in the bay area. 100 workers are expected to rally at terminal three at 2:30 this afternoon. san francisco supervisors are expected to attend. reggie: new dining options. a restaurant in the michelin guide opening of a new spot in thrive city this year. kumasi: let's take a look at the

big board. the new york stock exchange down by a route -- by about 150 points. reggie: stay with us on the abc 7 streaming out at 7:00 a.m.. we are live every morning from seven to 8:00 and you can download the app wherever use green. drew: the exploratorium camera this morning. we are in store for a lovely day today. the trend over the next couple days into the weekend is sunshine in the forecast and some of the warmest air so far this season is going to move in. live doppler 7 along with satellite. we have a rage, an area of high pressure building off our coastline. as it does, and he bring sunshine but actually a heat pump that will warm us up. by 10 at 5 a.m. this morning, mid and upper 50's under -- under sunny skies. by 1:00 p.m., very comfortable in mid and upper 60's. later today, we expect low spots

to get into the warmer 70's. this is where we should be this time of the year. the weather is gorgeous. warm in the park. tons of sunshine. and bit of a breeze. it is not too strong. maybe 10-15 miles per hour by 4:00 p.m. at very accountable temperature of 74 degrees. 72 in santa rosa, 63 in the city, 70 in san jose, 69 in santa cruz. temperature soared tomorrow. into the 80's we go in our warmest spots inland around the bay shoreline. the spring warmth continue to start out the weekend. we'll take a look at the complete weekend forecast in nine minutes let's check in with jobina. jobina: who will start with a new crash we are following in san jose on southbound 880 right below montague expressway --

right before montague expressway. we are not seeing any slowdowns yet but we definitely will be in livermore through the altamont pass. westbound 580, eight miles per hour for our supercomputers coming out of tracy. it is impacting the drivetime. tracy to dublin, one hour and 41 minutes. we have been creeping closer to the two hour drive time mark as we get closer to :00 a.m. everything else is clear. eight minutes and we'll talk about game day traffic today. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried or frustrated. calhope can help access, calhope free and secure mental health resources today.

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or live chat at calhope.org today. kumasi: the nba playoffs are underway in these are the games you can see on abc seven this. tomorrow, you can watch the cleveland cavaliers play the new

york knicks at 5:00 p.m. the two teams play again sunday. it is a morning game at 9:00 5:30 a.m. then you can watch the kings and warriors play at chase center. [cheering] >> reggie: this is an angle, a really good angle. oh no. kumasi: it took off. reggie: but then it blew up. kumasi: but it took off. they said four minutes into the adventure. drew: oh it is not live. i was confused. this whole thing is confusing. reggie: this is not live. tell me more about what

happened. kumasi: they lost the rockets, heading toward space. it is the most powerful rocket ever built but four minutes into the journey, there was a unscheduled disassembling. reggie: that is code for an explosion. kumasi: it was a rapid, unscheduled disassembling. that happened. reggie: that is a flop. kumasi: it is a rapid -- [laughter] they did not say flop. reggie: now we have to talk about something very serious. kumasi: this is news out of oklahoma. we learned one person died after a tornado hit a town miles south of oklahoma city. at least 20,000 customers have no power because of the storms.

15 reported tornadoes just last night through multiple states. six states were under tornado watch late wednesday night. now, the severe weather system is headed into parts of arkansas and louisiana. reggie: tesla has cut prices on their electric carts for the sixth time in the past year. auto threes are now just below $40,000, a drop -- model threes are now just below $40,000, a drop of $2000. tesla's profits are down roughly 22% from a year ago. the company's stock dropped around 4% yesterday in after hours training. kumasi: we have new developments in the bed, bath & beyond saga. the company is preparing to file for bankruptcy which could happen as soon as this weekend. the company planned to sell stock -- sell stock to repay creditors but now the companies falling stock price is making it nearly impossible to raise the funds they need to avoid bankruptcy.

in california, the company has already closed at least eight locations. reggie: taking a live look into the new york stock exchange. we are down 176 point. the warriors are hoping to get back to their winning ways after dropping the first two games against the kings tonight. this 2014, the doves have a 24 and nine record following a playoff loss. they are back at home for the next two games. we are giving the positive spin this morning. abc7news reporter amanda del castillo is live outside this morning. hello. amanda: let's talk about positivity. this is what dreams are made of. i am sitting in a sea of gold at chase center. the doves need a dub. they are already trailing against the kings. the first time this happened and it is

steph curry and steve kerr era. they are now the fifth defending champions in the history of the nba to be down 0-2 in rounds. out of the breezy -- previous four teams have won their series but that is not for us. chase center have brought lots of love during the regular season including just waiting inside these walls, specifically 33-8 stop heard around the world. the warriors will be on the court without draymond green who is serving a one-game suspension after being ejected at the end of game two by the referees. >> we talked to him about it and told her 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. >> he has crossed the line over the years and that is part of

it. we will go to bat for draymond and go to battle with them every day of the week. amanda: lots of blue and gold but the dubs are going green. any kings fans will have to go without their cowbells. google says cowbells have been a tradition at their game since phil jackson called sacramento a "cow town". he said it, not me. but they are listed as prohibited noise making items. you can see these gold let it shirt stripped and draped across all the seats. thousands are available for anyone in attendance tonight. tipoff is at 7:00. the warriors will be here for game three and four. if you are looking to attend, there are still some very limited standing room only s. if you find these familiar, it's because they were last year's playoff campaign.

are relaunching them by the streetwear brand adapt. if you want one of these gold blooded shirts, you will have to be here tonight. amanda del castillo low abc7news. reggie: there is a new place to eat coming to thrive city. it is going to be a pizzeria. kumasi: it will be a more casual version of its award-winning san francisco restaurant. it is pizza made with a naturally fermented dough and a handful of cheese. reggie: that is not what this is. that is the failed rocket launch this morning. kumasi: i forgot the name the use. let's talk about the yummy food. the pizza there, salads, sandwiches, salsa and gelato. it will be a destination for people going to chase center and thrive city events. it is expected to open late fall

for dinner seven days a week. reggie: that sounds delicious. kumasi: it looks delicious. we are always looking for places to eat, jobina. jobina: while we are talking about chase center, if you are heading to the game tonight were going to see the giants, i went not recommend driving because it is difficult. the mass transit options, unique, special event in real service. if you have a ticket to chase center, that applies as repayment. but the light rail and all that good stuff and perry service. you do not want to get left. the theory will leave 30 minutes after the file buzzer. no later than 11:30 at night. you have a backup

otherwise, in the south bay looking good. hello drew. drew: lovely from the tam camp. we are back to average with daytime highs in 60's and 70's. enjoy this beautiful day. perfect for april. light breeze, tons of sunshine, temperatures in the 60's and 70's. first pitch to mature with 59 degrees at oracle part. them equal to mid 50's as the game wraps up. if you are going to chase center, similar forecast. sunshine with temperatures in upper 50's to start and mid 50's as you exit the game. tonight, clear skies, 40's 50's. the accuweather 7-day forecast is warm today. temperatures soar. 80's in our warmest spots tomorrow. this continues throughout the weekend and temperatures stay above average. jobina: it is time for your

toyota tahoe traffic report. no change restriction so that is good news. i want to let you know we are looking at pretty decent drive times. palisades, tahoe and heavenly have similar died -- drive times if you are going to northstar. and palisades tahoe with 260 inches for the base total. same for the next round of resorts with no change. the oracles are over the snow so it is not as packed up there. a little longer with three hours and 22 minutes with the most are checking in at kirkwood. reggie: russell stover celebrating its 100th birthday in the best way. kumasi: creating this massive box of chocolate. this is them putting it together. it contains more than 5000 pounds of candy which is the new record in the world for the largest box of chocolate. the video here is time-lapse and shows and plays putting it together.

it also has oversized chocolate with each pace weighing over

kumasi: 6:58. seven things to know this morning. it seems like the a's are done in oakland. the team entered into an agreement to purchase land in las vegas. the oakland mayor sheng thao said the student -- said they will and plans with the a' reggie: the supreme court extended full access to a commonplace abortion pill until tomorrow. the fight over the medication reach the core after conflicting orders from lower courts. kumasi: civil rights attorney job arrest is expected to unleash a civil rights lawsuit against the city of antioch and their police department in response to the testing scandal the lt0%he.

the warriors returned to chase center tonight to take on the. they are down 0-2. tipoff at 7:00. drew: get ready for sunshine. a warm afternoon trinket 60's around the bay shoreline. our warmest cities inland. jobina: our biggest issue is going to be through the ultima pass. a big to has stalled, blocking a lane. it has people driving seven files per hour. check this out. from tracy to dublin, an hour and 45 minutes. kumasi: cannabis levers will be gathering at hibi hill in golden park today for the annual 4/20 celebration. gates will open at 10:00. the party goes until 5:00 anderk -- and erykah hosting. have yourself a day. drew: beautiful, warm, sunny.

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