lord. they ended up keeping that franchise in sacramento. they have a beautiful new arena. they host the warriors for a game seven tomorrow so it can be done. but here's here's what mark kotsay and tony kemp had to say when i caught up with them before the game. >> obviously, sad for all of the lifelong fans that have been coming to games and you know, ultimately they could be losing their team. yeah, definitely understand their emotion. >> you know, you have if you don't have

this organization's heritage came from philly and kansas city e fans a going throuour mindsett and perform and played a game and give the effort and show the fight and grit that we talk about. >> that's the hardest part about our job is there's a lot of outside noise that you have disregard. at the end of the day, we are paid to play baseball and go out there and just have fun doing it. i think obviously, we are going to be thinking about the fans that have been diehards their whole lives. hopefully, they bring the energy. >> they did bring the energy and protests but it is unfair that those guys, tony kemp has to answer questions about las vegas relocation. that is not his job.

his job is not to have to deal with us asking things like that. he wants to just lay baseball. that is his job. he is trying to get on the field and earn a living in the introvert -- answer for the owners decisions. it was a we are night at the coliseum and i don't know if we will hear from dave cavil it will probably never hear from john fisher because he never speaks. there we have it, larry. another day of silence coming from the a's organization. larry: not a surprise given the way this has played out and you have been at the forefront of the reporting. the question i have from the fans perspective, the fans are connected with you through twitter and you are like the pied piper of the a's fandom at this point. there was talk of boycotting and i think there is a sentiment that we boycott, we are boycotting guys that we want to watch. it is not really impacting john fisher or dave cavil or the

people that you are angry with. chris: john fisher is giving- as df isour la c go and enjoy and make new memories and be there for the squad. like you said, this is not the players fault. to have them come out and play in front of an empty crowd is tough on them too. they are paying the price for ownership's decision and ownership's inability to get a deal done here in oakland when it was 90% of the way done according to my sources. it was right there so what happened? larry: that's a great question. this is an interesting scena because i think a lot of people assume well, they are gone. but if you look at all that is going on in las vegas, they are not getting the same deal that the raters got $750 million and

just charge the taxpayers and all that. in fact, the more that gets revealed about the possible terms of an a's relocation to vegas, the more you hear prominent people in the community go, wait a minute here. what happened to the private financing? what happened to all that? you posted a story today about this is just so -- when i saw this i was like this is so classic a's. this is rooted in john fisher-dom. explain the story. chris: the las vegas review journal has been all over this from their side. he reported that when they were trying to obtain the festival ground site which is owned by a casino magnate the a's were trying to structure a deal with the casinos would have to backstop any shortages in the revenue on the a's stadium. the a's plan was to come in and

tell the casino operators pl n'u this off, t to pay that haaouhoo a new market and ingratiate yourself with the most powerful people there? that is why you hear these rumors that vips are not exactly happy with the a's in this process. you mentioned the raters and warriors. we have seen this happen before but it is different because the raters were given $750 million in public funds and they are being blocked at the coliseum site by the a's. obviously they are going to take the money to move to las vegas. las vegas did not have a stadium and now they have one. they don't need a second one right next door. the taxpayers don't need that and the warriors had the rights to san francisco. if you're going to build a billion-dollar arena, no offense to oakland or anyone, land is more expensive and valuable in san francisco. hto bui anth's where ey did

about the a's management ownership he does not like them. he does not like them to put it mildly. it seems like there's more and more opposition to the a's going to vegas. is it possible that in one fell swoop they managed to destroy their leverage in both oakland and las vegas by making that ridiculous announcement last week? chris: yeah, let's backtrack to the announcement. why was it such a big deal? you remember. we talked about it many times. oakland was dead quiet once the new mayor came into office. it looked like they were not doing anything because they would not talk about the a's, not talk about the terminal. they would not do that because they had an agreement with the a's not to talk about howard terminal at all or mention negotiations or mention anything.

the a's were doing the same. . this lanunme in thek th was a huge, huge be because they had all agreed not to say a word and now there is a leaked article with quotes from rob and dave. the city of oakland walked away from the table because they were betrayed while they were in the middle of trying to finalize negotiations. larry: the vegas people see the terms of a deal that does not look that favorable for the city and going, wait a second here. this is not what we were signing up for. now the a's -- the city responsibility and there is a lot of people have had their hands in the pie and must things up along the way. we can go back 20 years. chris: it's a long saga. larry: there is a lot to go around you latha the aon

and i'm not surehecaetthe deeg t theyleaking unceha had an agreey land is a different conversation that not only do we have the fan -- the land but also the funding and the support of the community. i'm not sure they have the last two at all. chris: i don't think they have any. why would you announce a stadium site without renderings ready to go or a design architect on board? without all the things you would need to excite people in las vegas about this big purchaser just made? they did it with none of that not to mention they don't have legislation passed to get the money they need to complete the stadium. when oakland pulled out negotiations, they did that not to help them in las vegas. now, vegas does not have to rip the a's away from oakland. they are lake tahoe, we've got them now. maybe we don't need to go as crazy giving you our public

funds and tax dollars because we have you anyways. what are you going to do about it? larry: it will be a class at stanford on negotiating stadium deals, and thiwi be a youcls? larry: dave cavil. to be continued. we are a long way from dawn with the ama: we always joke in the sports department but you have a lot to deal with. chris: this is what the naps are for. larry: we are ready when teams do silly things or go to a game seven on a sunday. ama: do i get you back later or not until 11:00? larry: whenever you need it. ama: go take care of all the business. larry: there's probably breaking

whether we should talk about? ama: thanks guys. we appreciate the insight. coming up on the special edition of abc7news, part of yosemite shutting down this weekend because of flooding concerns. we will explain what it will take to decide if the park is safe to open. sandhya: from foggy too much cooler to wet. i will show you the big changes that are ahead as we close out april this weekend and start off may coming up. >> the mere presence of our officers being there with the sfpd officers will help deter and disrupt criminal activity. ama: san francisco's state backed crackdown on functional

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ama: operation overdrive. a federal effort to combat drug cartels in san francisco could be next on the list to get their support. they target hotspot of drugs and overdoses. nancy pelosi asked merrick garland to put san francisco on the list. her letter says time is of the essence and people are dying from functional -- fentanyl and violence. there will be state level support to crackdown on drug dealers and today we learned what that will look like. we are talking about help from the chp and california national guard to support work already underway by the san francisco police department. it has been one week since we

learned about the effort. liz kreutz was there as the plan was laid out. reporter: are about n ansco' dealers and combat the fentanyl crisis. >> our attention needs to be on the drug dealers that are making all of this happen, and that is exactly where our focus will be. reporter: phil scott and mayor london breed join the highway patrol national guard and other officials on friday to offer more details on the plan. gavin newsom first announced late last week that there were many questions left unanswered. reporter: what is a national guard's role? we now know this coming monday chp will deploy officers to high crime areas of san francisco including the tenderloin and market. >> the mere presence of officers being there we believe will help deter and disrupt terminal activity. reporter: major general mathew

beaver's explained their agency's role. he said they have a team of 14 national guard members who will work behind the scenes to gather intelligence on cartels and drug trafficking. >> i want to dispel rumors that the california national guard's presence is not going to be boots on the ground in san francisco. reporter: some have bra raise concerns about the national guard presence. some called a military intervention and declaring war on a diverse low income neighborhood. at the press conference, we asked mayor breed how she responds to those concerns that could lead to another war on drugs. >> we will continue to invest heavily in providing opportunities for people and second chances and all of those things which is different from what was happening in the 80's. this is different. this is programs, services, second chances, opportunities but also accountability. what has been missing is accountability and that is what

this is all about. reporter: how will success be measured? the answer is vague. officials did not give goal posts but chief scott said the immediate sign of success will be visible change on the streets and he did say he expects to see some immediate changes. in the newsroom, liz kreutz, abc7news. ama: if you are someone you know needs help dealing with drug addiction and the ripple effects you can find local resources by going to abc7news.com/take action. a vigil for a home depot security guard blake moses underway. his vigil was held underway at the boy scout offices. he served as scout leader and was a longtime member. he was shot and killed inside a home depot after confronting a suspected chaplain last week in pleasanton. >> our hearts are breaking along side of yours and we just want you to know that as a community we are here for you guys. we love you and we want to

support you in any way we can. ama: the suspected shooter was in court today. robby andy she is fing she is expected to be back in court on may 12. a gofundme is on -- underway to help the family during this time. we are learning more about a shooting inside a san francisco walgreens store that killed a 24-year-old. the security guard has been arrested for murder. the incident happened at the walgreens on market street near fourth after 6 p.m. yesterday. cornell barnard spoke with the police chief and the cousin of the victim who was there during the were shoplifting are not true. >> she talked to me every day and the security guard killed my cousin. reporter: she says she was inside the store thursday night when something happened which caused the armed guard to fire his gun. >> all i heard is boom, boom,

turned around and saw my cousin on the door trying to touch the gunshot wound. reporter: police arrested security guard michael earl-wayne anthony charging him with him he is a lenses -- licensed security guard. his lawyer had no comment. details about what happened are unclear. >> was she shopping or shoplifting? reporter: violence of any kind will not be tolerated in our stores and we take this matter seriously and are cooperating with local authorities. in san francisco, cornell barnard. ama: expect school as usual on monday for open students despite the risk of a teacher strike. the oakland teachers union voted to strike between now and the end of the school year which is weeks away. monday would have been the earliest day to strike at the school district says they are expecting school as usual. the district and union have been bargaining since last october. both groups expect to continue the conversation through the

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ama: power remains out for nearly 500 customers in the financial district following an underground fire. the utility company has said the incident is under investigation. abc 7 news reporter leah melendez has the details.

reporter: the area of the financial district that the mayor of san francisco wants to revitalize today resembled a desolate downtown. some businesses, restaurants, office buildl thout power. andrew ash was visiting from manchester, england. >> no power, no hot water. they gave us torches which was practical but. >> flashlights we call them. flashlights were useful but probably could do more. reporter: on wednesday night, an underground transformer fire had flames and smoke coming out of at least three pg&e manholes. initially more than 9000 customers were affected. because the damage was extensive, pg&e crews have been working around the clock to make repairs and add new tables. -- cables. in the meantime, traffic lights were still out and traffic control officers still on duty. a few businesses that suffered financial hardship during the pandemic tried to stay open today even with the lights out.

meanwhile, pg&e has not responded to claims that it took them 45 minutes to arrive on the scene once the fire was reported. the utility company has only said that the cause of the incident is under investigation. that is why the president of the board of supervisors aaron peskin said that on tuesday he will ask for hearings to be conducted in may. >> they have the co2 equipment to deal with their own electrical fires. i want to know why the response time took so long and what measures they are putting in place to have more expeditious response times. reporter: pg&e has been linked to dozens of wildfires over the past two years. supervisor peskin told us this fire and outage raises questions about the downtown revitalization plan and wants an update on the state of their equipment. >> what they are doing to keep their transformers and underground electrical vault in a state of good repair. this is not the first time this has happened.

reporter: while the expectation tpier 27 latee willesumeysardam yesterday. this meant that this morning, the cruise ship the grand princess was able to plug into city's grid without having to use its polluting engines. in san francisco, leeann melendez, abc7news. ama: today was really nice. it did not feel quite as hot. did i make that up? sandhya: you did not. if the temperatures came down today so you are not imagining things. the marine influence got stronger. right now running 14 degrees cooler in santa rosa compared to 24 hours ago. down 10 degrees in hayward. eight degrees cooler in san jose. concorde down 10 degrees. high temperatures today, it was a warm one and got to the mid to upper 80's inland. along the coastline, half moon 57 degrees. 79 in san jose and up to 80 in

santa rosa. take a look at these life pictures. you have one common denominator at least three out of the four pictures and that is the fog. san jose camera still ok, not obscured by the fog tonight but something you will need to watch out for. visibility down to one quarter my -- mile and half moon bay. dense fog warming. you can see the fog near the coastline. we will continue to see the fog pushing in over parts of the bay at his -- as it's doing tonight. i pressure taking a backseat to everything tonight but it has been responsible for warmer weather. tahoe and yosemite in the 70's and the warm weather does not help the sierra snowpack. it is melting quickly and flooding concerns are there. flood watches for the northern part until monday morning. the southern part until tuesday morning. merced river is the concern because is expected to rise above flood stage.

here is age camera. it is pretty much sucked into night. low 50's from san francisco to oakland. 61 in san jose. chile in half moon bay at 52 degrees. from the san jose camera, you are looking at the shark take. 60's were napa. concorde close to 70 still in fairfield and warmth is being held there. livermore 67 degrees. if you are flying out of sfo you might encounter delays because of low ceilings. here is the view from the camera. fog along the coast and bay. cool and breezy weekend and below average next week. may is starting out with showers. big changes are coming. 9:00 tonight, not just the fog along the coast of the bay but drizzle tomorrow morning. as we head towards the afternoon higher clouds filtering sunshine throughout the day going into the evening. morning temperatures and 40's and 50's.

jacket oreater and definitely e yo time as the fog will be th could slow you down. tomorrow afternoon 86 degrees. 86 gilroy on the peninsula. mid 70's from los altos to mountain view. it will be breezier than today. 61 san francisco with fog along the coastline. north bay temperatures in the 60's and 70's unless you are near the coast where we'll be chilly and foggy in the 50's. 78 and napa, 79 santa rosa. nice for the weekend but not the heat have dealt with the last couple of days. temperatures inland running higher than where they should be for this time of year so certainly still warm there. 85 in fairfield, 82 concorde, 83 livermore. let's check out the seven-day forecast. a cooling trend started today and will continue this weekend. windy and cooler sunday and monday. we will bring in showers and the

best opportunity on tuesday with a thunder chance as well and chance of showers drought the week there'd nothing is set in stone. when i come back we will go hour-by-hour and show you the rain timeline. ama: why did silicon valley bank collapse and who is to blame? a new report says that blame is

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following up. bank had triple the amount of average failure warning of other banks at the time of the collapse. he said upper management should have been more aware of the red flags before it was too late. >> these people spent the majority of their education in finance. they should have known diversification is important to avoid situations like this. >> it was not just svb fault. social media exacerbated the concern about a bank run. the fed also is to blame. supervisors were at fault for not appreciating the extent of vulnerability as svb group. when they did see help honorable

the bank was, they did not take steps to ensure the bank fixed problems quick enough. >> it would've been very easy for the fed to just say svb messed up the we cannot do anything. they said that but they also said we did not handle it in the best possible way. >> the collapse set off a crisis of confidence in the banking industry. but the federal reserve build community trust. it proves they stop the short-term and long-term in mind. >> a federal judge ruled the justice department's antitrust lawsuit against google's advertising business can move forward. more than a dozen states have joined the suit. they accuse google of monopolizing online advertising technology. they claim google controls the digital tools that almost every advertiser uses to buy and sell

ads. chat gpt may be taking the world by storm, capturing the public imagination on the future of ai. but there may be a downside. . met through its own set of layoffs. there have been different companies at this point. cutting staff because of what they said was over hiring. >> is there one main reason are a bunch of different reasons? >> ai is definitely in there. trend. that means hiring specialized talent. people in the fields studying machine learning.

they have been offered millions of dollars in salaries. it is pretty intense. there is also the idea that meta-and google hired a ton of people during the early lockdowns because they were seeing intense use of their platforms. frankly they do not need all of those people anymore as the advertising market hits a downturn. >> a little bit of a correction. but there is ai forcing people to restructure. whethe the field of ai to supply all of these companies? >> it is a great question. ai research large sets of data and machine

learning and large language models, it has been around for a very long time. there is a ton of research and academia is clogged with it. at the same time it is very specialized. it is not as large or populous as people who are doing general coding or engineering. it is basically about scarcity. lally going up because biggest and the d of tech are going over same people. >> how are those big companies competing? >> it is a really interesting time. a nonprofit foundation that have been around for a number of years released chat gpt last year. they basically took the world by storm.

folks who are not necessarily into computing or engineers got really obsessed with ai. people started embracing it or finding it interesting. suddenly you have companies like google that had been working on projects for years that are now behind. they are scrambling to create new products that utilize ai and offer them to the public. i think they have a wealth of talent they have invested in over the years. but as far as building products we can use regularly, they have not done that. they are ahead of the big companies. i think you will see a lot from google this summer introducing new products powered by ai. >> we are keeping track of the tech layoffs because of the

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pandemic. a massive snow underway in yosemite. take a look at this. all of that water cascading yosemite valley. it is causing unprecedented flooding. the merced river is already near flood stage. as a yosemite valley is closed to visitors. reservations for this weekendg . >> this is the big trip we were waiting all winter for. >> we are enjoying it while we can. >> national park officials will decide on tuesday if they can reopen yosemite on wednesday. they expect flooding to continue until june or july. with the temperatures like they were here over in the yosemite, he can cause a big issue. >> it was 77 degrees at yosemite

today. the warm weather will 10 you over there this weekend. let's check out the temperature trend as we head toward the weekend. but yet to wait until next week. obviously there is a reason why yosemite is closed. week. it is pretty heavy. visibility down to a quarter mile. if you have early plans tomorrow morning to drive somewhere, be careful.

temperatures f we were out of the 90's. inland areas are retaining some warmth. you can barely see san francisco. it is murky because of the fog. cooler and breezier weekend. below average temperatures. may will start out with showers. cannot but the umbrellas away. the temperatures in the 50's to 70's as we head through tomorrow morning. it will not be terribly cold. as we go toward the afternoon hours, the warmer spots will get into the 80's. just like today you will be a little bit above average inland.

your morning temperatures will be in the 40's and 50's. wiper weather along the coastline. some spotty drizzle. mid 80's and lend. mid-50's coast side. we will not cease quite -- see quite the spread that we saw a couple of days ago. it is narrowing now. more uniform temperatures. next week is when this trough is coming in. as it does, it will bring in showers as early as monday night. the sierra will get showers. that will help to slow down the snowmelt. the trough moves away but the moisture moves back around. we will keep it unsettled for those days. cooling trend continues this weekend. temperatures dropping into the category of requiring sweaters by monday. umbrellas are a possibility by

tuesday. i do not know where your umbrella is but i have one everywhere. >> there is one in the trunk, one in the closet. >> you don't want to get caught off guard. >> not anything to major. >> about a third of an inch of rain. this weekend, a big event is coming back to half moon bay for the first time since the pandemic. pacific coast dream machines is expected to draw about 10,000 people passionate about cars and aircraft. we have the story. >> the anticipation is on for the 30th annual pacific coast dream machines. the last one was in 2019, before the pandemic. some 10,000 people are expected to check out the hundreds of vehicles, ranging from classic cars to antique tractors at the half moon bay airport. >> this is a world war ii

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it is really fun. it can go 0-60 in five seconds. >> this happens and sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the half moon bay airport. you can buy tickets. local nonprofits benefit from this event. >> coming up next, building a better bay area by protecting our environment. we are highlighting the decades of work by a local nonprofit.

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we do everything we can to protect open space and make it available to the public. ♪ space and farmland in santa clara and san mateo counties. we work closely with local elected leaders who are making these decisions, informing them about the benefits to the environment. when good people stepped advocate for things we believe in. what we are looking at is the crystal springs watershed. this is about 55,000 acres. back in the 60's somebody wanted to develop it into luxury homes. our partners work to keep this open space. not only that, but highway

was originally slated to be right next to the reservoir. in addition to affecting the water supply, green foothills and partners at the time were happy to move the freeway farther east. i grew in this beautiful a he always connected to nature. we all need that time to be out in nature. we have a program called healing in nature. people go out on guided tours. to experience everything nature has to offer. this is an area that is under constant pressure for new development. as we look at building things, we have to take a look at where it does not make sense. we have to make sure that as the region changes, we are doing it the hard way with nature. ♪

companies blocked the bay and let the water flow in so when they could evaporate, they could get the salt. but it no longer makes sense to do salt harvesting. the city has a choice to make and whether they want to develop something on that land. ympnihe ef to restore them to wetlands. it restores the biodiversity of the area. hills and grasslands that is sacred to a tribe. we are supporting their efforts to protect the land. currently it is under threat. our advocates follow the lead of our travel partners. we have conversations with elected officials. the hope is that they pass

resolutions and support this open space. in that future, we envision a world where communities become climate resilient. everyone has access to nature close to home. and agricuur las etrd. that ♪ team at green foothills. as part of our earth month celebration, we are proud to reward them a $2000 grant to support their commitment to creating a world in balance. coming up next, a milestone most of us can only over help -- hope to reach. meet the bay area man celebrating his 100th birthday today.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> dion: he plans to celebrate many more birthdays to come. expression. it is also ■anappropriate word to describe him. this showing just how much things have changed since then. >> i don't feel very different than i did when i was 21. that -- i feel reporter: he was born in new

mexico. he has been a resident for more than 80 years with any of stories to share. >> i asked him for his autograph. i never got it. reporter: but you are sharing the story on tv. much has changed since he was born, but their uncle is still the man they know and love. >> he has been the family's favorite uncle. beloved by family members all around the country. we have all been very excited for the last couple of years just the fact that he was getting so close to being 100. reporter: what has been the secret to his long life? he says he eats whatever he wants. both he and his family suspect it has been his outlook on life. >> some people rush through life, he just takes it at a very even pace. i think that has been his secret. it is to just take it one day at a time.

reporter: other than sharing this day with his siblings, manuel says none of his other birthdays had stood out to him until now. >> this is memorable for me. for the years to come. dion: introduced its first female fire chief in the city and fire department history. ms. diaz is set to begin her new role. she will be the highest-ranking afro latino woman on record within the fire department. >> she is an inspiration to women, minorities, and our community. i am confident that chief diaz will do even more to inspire more women, more men, of all backgrounds. dion: she currently served the deputy chief operations and serve the city of oakland and the fire service for 18 years.

fire investigators are trying to figure out what caused an explosion in a san francisco home. it happened on 26th avenue near balboa street. the explosion shattered the door and send debris and last from a window onto the street. this week is national crime victims rights week. in oakland, the week is being used to raise awareness about unsolved crimes. police joined the families of homicide victims and people from violence prevention organizations this afternoon. they are asking members of the community to come forward with any information that may lead to arrests in unsolved cases. >> what is missing is the citizens that are in the communities that witness crimes or may have video that captured it, those are the things we need for you to come forward and assist us in closing these cases. dion: every april, the justice department leads communities across the country in observing

national i'm victims rights week. to honor crime victims, promote their rights, and recognize victims advocates. san francisco city leaders a healing drum circle in the bayview district today. the mayor says the da is making a difference. >> i didn't feel that victims in this city where getting the support and attention that they needed. she made a commitment to change that and she has. >> it is my office's responsibility to make sure people don't feel like the only healing chance that they have is if they go out and hurt other people. dion: the event was held at the southeast community center of evans avenue. getting trash picked up could be as easy as going online. the website to bookmark. >> you can see everyone is here, so excited. >> the number one priority i that none of it makes it back to the ocean. dion: everyone has done their

part. >> we are sticking with the story. after months of uncertainty, business owners say they are seeing signs of progress. every day, we are building toward something better.

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it was part of an effort to lessen traffic congestion, combat climate change, and explore safe alternative modes of transportation. santa clara county is making it easier to report waste dumped on public streets and in parks. there is now a website to post a location of the trash and indicate if the place is frequently used as a dumping site. crews from the san jose conservation corps will be sent to clean it up. santa clara county got $2 million from the state to clean up dumb sites. -- dump sites. >> we get to clean up our community, train young people, and create pipelines for permanent employment long-term. dion: to report a dumping site, go to clean up scc.org. they have picked up 30 tons of waste. let's get back to our because the weekend is here. sandhya: you can take your plans

outside, but just be ready, have a sweater or jacket. if you will be inland, you are just fine. it will be beautiful this weekend, just not the same as what we happened dealing with. let me show you a live picture and we will talk about those changes. the marine layer just wrapped around salesforce tower. so you are thinking, ok, more fog out there. it is just over 1000 feet deep, that means parts of the day already seeing fog along with the coast. tomorrow morning, you will have to deal with this. visibility is one mile in half moon bay. heavy fog along the coastline. you can see that fog here, we will be seeing rain on our radar, next week. temperatures are running lower than where they were. seven degrees cooler in oakland right now and down eight compared to yesterday at this time. the sea breeze, the cooler marine air, making its presence

known. most of you in the 50's and 60's. you have to go well inland to hit 73. air quality is good. a couple of days ago, we were talking about the first spare the air of the season. things are changing for the better. it is a foggy view from the golden gate bridge camera. now we will s emeryville. you can barely make out 80 there in the traffic because of the fog. watch out for that. cooler, breezier weekend with below average temperatures next week. may is starting out with showers next week. we will see some changes. fong and high clouds to start on saturday. fog will be hanging around, hugging the coastline. that pattern will repeat on sunday with those temperatures dropping some more. speaking of dropping, we will see a few drizzly droplets tomorrow morning. you are looking at mid 80's for

our warmest inland valleys, still nice, just not the kind of heat we experienced a few days ago with 90's. a chilly, foggy, 56 in half moon bay. 68 oakland. 79 santa rosa, 78 napa. fast forward to sunday, those temperatures are even lower inland. only in the low to mid 70's. monday, we are talking to 30 degrees drop from yesterday to monday. most o the 50's and 60's. that pattern pretty much holds on tuesday. that is when we bring in the opportunity for wet weather. cooler, windier this weekend, especially the second half of your weekend. next week, we will bring in rain chance on monday. best opportunity in the north bay first. then, everybody gets wet on tuesday. it is a level one on the storm impact scale. showers and thunder chance, a slight chance midweek.

another opportunity on friday. dion: reimagined in a new live-action version. the same characters you grew up with but with more complete back stories and a more inclusive

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dion: the memorial for a popular drug performer is expected to be so large, they have secured an outdoor overflow space. we previously reported the memorial would be at the castro theatre, but thanks to donations from several groups, the city will now shut down castro street and project video of the service on a large outdoor monitor. the memorial will happen on may 23 at 8:00 p.m. and will include drag performances and stories. many of us grew up watching peter pan. today, a new live-action version premiered on disney plus. the old tale has been revised to be more inclusive and avoid the stereotypes contained in the redondo -- original. reporter: the boy who never wanted to grow up is 120 years old now. a new movie seeks to keep peter pan relevant by raising the profile of his friend, wendy.

they are. >> fans will immediately recognize these characters. but, with their back stories and histories flushed out. reporter: anderson grew up reading the original book and watching the classic. she told me the chance to play wendy was an honor and an privilege. >> she is active and adventurous and really peters equal. reporter: a chance to celebrate this film came aboard the schooner at the south street seaport. >> as a parent of five kids, every weekend, we are trying to find something that the whole gang can like. and usually someone is compromising. this is not one of those compromises. reporter: jim gavigan plays the first mate. >> writer and director, was interested in really grounding a

lot of the characters in a sense of reality. reporter: the mystical neverland is an inclusive place. >> i am first nations/indigenous. reporter: tigerlily, -- >> it takes the core theme of not wanting to grow up and really expands it in some unexpected ways. dion: streaming now on disney plus, which is owned by disney, our parent company. coming up, coronation countdown. the gold chariots are ready for the big day. but could king charles be overshadowed by his own son? drama unfolding.

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dion: the coronation of king charles next saturday. the stone of destiny left scotland this morning and is headed to westminster abbey. it will be installed in the chair where king charles will sit for his coronation. as excitement grows, some are concerned the day may be overshadowed. coronation around the corner, all eyes are on his younger son, prince harry. the duke of sussex is suing three british newspaper

publishers, including rupert murdoch's newspapers for illegally intercepting his calls and other personal information many years ago. the attorney for the sun in london's high court pushing back, arguing that harry and hugh grant were thrown out as it exceeds the limit for such cases. according to a witness statement, prince harry says that when he filed a lawsuit in 2019, quote, i was summoned to buckingham and specifically told to drop illegal actions. he added this was a direct request or demand from my father. prince harry also claims that his brother prince william received a very large sum of money in 2020 from the owners of the sun newspaper. as part of an alleged sret agreement to prevent the airing of dirty laundry and avoid the occasional damage. >> harry's court cases have been attracting huge amounts of

sht f we expecnyore court appearances before the event itself. othnation.uc reporter: thealacha nthey have e saturday, may 6. you can watch it live, but you have to be up early. abc news especial starts at 2:00 a.m. on saturday morning and runs to 7:00 a.m.. you the site of sea lions that has turned out to be the opposite

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dion: you may not be able to tell by looking at the sea lions, but they have gotten bigger in the past 50 years. uc santa cruz researchers say, that is surprising. they expected the opposite after it became illegal to hunt them in 1972. as more animals compete for food, they get smaller. let sea lions responded by swimming farther out in search of food and then eating anything they could find. it looks like they are staying cool out by the water. sandhya: they will stay cool this weekend. the fog is sitting right near the coast, it is not going anywhere. that's take a look at the fog over san francisco from our

exploratorium camera, obscuring that view. starting to look a lot like summer. live doppler 7 showing you the fog near the coastline. that will be replaced by rain next week. tomorrow, it will be warm in the low to mid 80's but not quite as hot as it has been. around the bay in the 60's and 70's, and the coast will be cool. let's go to next week now. a low pressure system will come off the coast line, just spin off the coast for a couple of days, bringing in showers, and that continues. tuesday is our best opportunity, although wednesday and going into thursday, we could see some more wraparound moisture. you have a couple of days to get outside, enjoying a mix of sun and fog and start looking for those umbrellas as you check out the seven-day forecast, we will drop those temperatures on monday, bring in a rain chance. tuesday is the storm impact scale, level 1 with showers, thunder chance.

a few showers could. dion: fortune will air at 10:00. that will be followed at 10:30 by jeopardy, and you always want to stay with us for abc7news at 11:00. and remember, we are streaming 24/7. get the app so you can join us whenever you want, wherever you are. and another reminder, the warriors winner takes all game seven against the sacramento kings will be right here on abc 7 on sunday at 12:30 p.m.. that will be followed by after the game and hopefully we will be talking about a victory and moving onto the next round. that is it for this edition of abc7news. thank you for joining us tonight. from all of us, the entire team, we hope you have a great night and we will see you again at 11:00.

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