>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> now at 9:00. the king officially crowned. the historic coronation of king charles the third and queen consort camilla. we take you through the

celebration. 70 years in the making. it is saturday, may 6. it was so cool to watch. so much history. our producer was saying no one under the age of 70 had seen a coronation before. >> very cool. good morning. did the rain wake you up? it was coming down. the level one system. as you look closer, we still have showers from san francisco all the way down highway one and 280. slick roadways into the east bay. looking at the wet weather down around mount hamilton and the summit. very 55 palo alto. 53 in santa cruz. a cool day at the beach. numbers climbing through the 50's. mid 50's in the east bay valleys. the plan will be for a level one system to fade away by noon.

low 60's to mid 60's in the inland valleys with sunny breaks. >> now to the historic moment for the british monarchy with the coronation of king charles iii and queen consort camilla. an up close look at the crowning ceremony in london. >> it was a moment 70 years in the making. king charles the third alongside queen camilla officially crowned at westminster abbey. not seen since coronation in 1950 three. >> the last time we saw the introduction of king charles, a very somber moment. this is a moment of celebration, the joyous announcement of his -- the beginning of his reign. >> the day kicking off in buckingham palace. the royal couple in the diamond jubilee state coach. over 2000 guests and over 100 heads of state, including first lady jill biden and members of the royal family.

prince william, kate, and their children. princess harry and andrew were also there. the symbolic moment, helping carry his grandfather's robes walking the very steps he will one day have to take. they then lifted onto their thrones, the age old crown jewels on full display. after the ceremony, the military putting on a show for their new commander-in-chief. the biggest military ceremonial display since queen elizabeth ii's coronation, featuring units from across the commonwealth. the newly crowned monarchs making it appear he is from the -- appearance from the famous balcony. royal fans camping out overnight, hoping to catch a glimpse of history. >> great celebration, love every minute of it. >> also making their voices heard. a star-studded concert will be held in windsor to celebrate the king and queen's coronation

featuring the likes of lionel richie and katy perry. abc news, london. >> president biden congratulating king charles after the big celebration. the president did not attend the coronation, but the first lady was there. he took to twitter saying that enduring friendship between the u.s. and u.k. is a source of strength for both our peoples. i'm proud the first lady is representing the u.s. for this historic occasion. we have all you need to know about the historic event on our website. watch the ceremony, highlights, and check out the fashion statements. visit abc7bay area.com. cars up in flames from dozens of other cars, backed up traffic following a sideshow in oakland. sideshow lead to chaos as they got out of their cars.

they were seen lighting fireworks were filming the incident. this was close to lake merritt at 10th and oak street. multiple cars on fire when police arrived. authorities eventually put out the flames as officers cleared traffic. we are working to find out if any arrests were made. oakland athletics tv announcer glen kuiper is apologizing after he was hurt saying a racist epithet during a sports broadcast. it happened during a pregame segment before they took on the royals. >> we had a phenomenal day today -- you see him and arthur bryant's barbecue all in the span of 2.5 hours. -- welcome back, i just want to -- earlier in the show, i said something, did not quite come out the way i wanted it to. i just wanted to apologize if it sounded different than i meant it to be said.

i just wanted to apologize for that. >> he was referring to the negro league's baseball museum but appeared to saa racial slur instead. the a's releas a statement saying the language used is unacceptable and they are working to address the situation. in the east bay, no sign of progress made on the others of the teacher strike. sky 7 flew over a crowd of teachers on the picket lines which was the seventh day of the strike. day three is today. each site is blaming the other. senior education reporter sorts out the situation. >> it started with this statement on thursday by the school board president stating that the teachers union abruptly stopped negotiating, even though they were so close to finalizing a salary agreement. >> we don't want a strike.

they have left the table and broken off discussions, not us. >> the small group of teachers showed up at his house as he was in pajamas and drinking his morning coffee. right in front of us, a member of the teachers union bargaining team was on the phone assuring hutchinson they were at the table ready to negotiate. >> how has the bargaining team been holding up negotiations? >> there are witnesses to this. >> how can both sides say they are at the table when they are clearly not meeting? hutchinson claims officials were at some point negotiating directly with the interim president and vice president of the union when the salary proposal was given to both of them and instead of consulting with their own bargaining team, they walked away and called for a strike. >> that is inaccurate.

they sent it to us after they left. we never got that. >> everyone including the bargaining team now has the salary proposal, even though the union president admitted he has not had time to really digest the proposal. >> you are saying you are saying you're at the table, they are saying they are at the table. >> i'm confused, we are there. our team is there. 50 witnesses are there. our team has 50 members. >> during the surprise visit, union members said they were not at the table because they needed an authorization from him at the board. negotiate, that is how they have been engaging in negotiations. there is no call from the school board necessary to continue negotiations. >> to clarify, hutchinson told us the school districts bargaining team is not authorized to negotiate anything

outside of the scope of the contract like common good proposals. he says it would be fiscally irresponsible to add proposals the district cannot afford. especially given oakland unified is still under receivership from the state. >> with regard to the actual contract, the district will carve out an additional $70 million from the fund to pay for the salary increases. that means some programs will have to go. i also spoke to some teachers, they are worried if the strike continues and students don't return before the end of the school year, it could have a negative impact on the teachers. even though many parents have expressed their support. in the newsroom, lyanne melendez. >> the last time oakland teachers went on strike was in 2019. it lasted a week. we will stay on top of it takes.

follow the latest on the abc7 bay area app on your smartphone or wherever you stream. uc berkeley professor apologizing for falsely claiming an indigenous heritage for years. the environmental policy professor said she's actually white. in a statement, she grew up believing she was native american. hoover conducted genealogical research after rising concerns about her heritage. results showed she had no trace of native american lineage. protected bike lanes will be installed along boulevard following the death of a champion cyclist. they control one stretch whether presidio trust controls the other. it calls for not only protected lanes, but speed cushions. there were calls for improvements to be made after ethan boys died in a crash. the incident is under investigation. the suspect arrested in a string of stabbings in davis has plead not guilty.

he appeared in a yolo county courtroom yesterday. he's accused of stabbing three people, killing two of them, and leaving one woman severely injured. he was a student at uc davis until last week when he was separated for academic reasons. he's being held without bond and a schedule four preliminary hearing monday. let's get a check of the forecast heading outside. it is gray. >> and in oakland, picked up inches. you may have heard the rain. this level one system is going to move out of town for the second half of the day. when will we warm up and feel like spring? the answers next. >> again changing plan. how nevada fire is teaming up with other agencies to build a so-called safety zone. a potential vote on final proposals. we hear from the reparations task force as it gets ready to make some

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force plans. >> more than two years after a b 2131 signed into law, first in the nation task force nearing the end of its work and answering the question of what reparations could look like. >> very work intensive, fastrak. we are in the thick of the most challenging aspect. >> she's the chair of twofold mission. study slavery and its negative effects on african-americans, and develop proposals for remedies for the atrocities of that harm through policy changes and potentially cash payments. those recommendations drafted at these public forums at the state. we sat down with several members of the nine person task force to get a better understanding of the recommendations voted on this weekend and delivered to lawmakers.

>> why should the hook for reparations? >> the idea california has a role to play in this is actually very straightforward. when you think about it, we are thinking about things that are jim crow racism, thinking about the use of eminent domain. in many ways to f payment of the state. the principal still enacted during slavery found themselves showing up in various ways soon thereafter. and in many ways have continued to impact the lives and communities of african-americans. >> the task force focus on the lingering effects of slavery in its 500 page interim report released last summer. it details 12 areas to be addressed, from the unjust legal system to housing

discrimination, separate and unequal education to racism in the environment, and infrastructure. of the dozen harms identified, it highlights policy changes to address seven areas and a combination of policy and cash payments to address the other five. dr. scott lewis oversaw the team of economists who have the tough task of crunching the numbers based on hard evidence. >> we are not giving people money, we are returning money's taken, returning money's stolen, returning money that had been lost based upon the kinds of this disenfranchisement. >> a black californian at least 71 years old that can trace their lineage back to an enslaved person can receive up to 1.2 million dollars in cash payments if the recommendations are voted into law by the legislature. that is $966,000 for health harms, $159,000 for mass incarceration and over policing,

and 148,000 dollars for housing discrimination. the work of the test force was not to conduct a feasibility study. no mention on how these payments would be funded. none of it comes to past unless the legislature agrees to adopt all or some of the groups recommendations. >> how feasible, how likely is it that the recommendations you put forward to the state legislature will come to be? >> we don't want our interim report or final report to collect dust. >> as word of the task force nears completion, the only nonblack member of the group says it will take californians of all walks of life to see reparations happen. >> certainly a matter of justice, a morality issue. because i'm japanese-american and we know something about being incarcerated, losing property. i think we have a duty basically to speak out. >> for the countless black californians who traveled the

state, closely watching the work of the task force, the time to act is now. >> my great-grandfather was a sharecropper who had 17 children and worked from sun up to sun down and died with absolutely nothing. they took his land and created laws to keep this land. >> what do you think he would say about being here today? making sure your voice is heard carrying on his legacy. >> i would hope proud enough that i stand on his shoulders and there are no better shoulders to stand on. >> julian glover, abc7 news. >> the meeting will take place at mills college. the final meeting will happen next month at the state capital. the landmark final report expected to be released to the public and state legislatures after that.

the warriors getting ready for game three in the playoff series against the lakers. some fans are feeling a little more hype after golden state's big win on thursday. it is giving fans renewed hope for a repeat title. ticket prices for the game in lar averaging nearly $2000. fans watching from home know what it will take to win on the road. >> keep shooting threes, of course. and i think they will win. >> they will be hosting fans for this crucial game thre western conference semifinals. yotc it right here onc7, coverae between the warriors and lakers begins at 5:00. it is followed by after the game. let's get a check of the forecast. it is dreary all across the state, even in l.a. >> another blast of rain and snow. 3.3 inches in the sierra nevada.

almost one foot over the past week. it brings the season to 62 feet of snow. that is just amazing. 19.04 meters. we believe we are not done with it yet. looking at the level one system. continuing to track rain into the east bay. around 580 and kensington, berkeley, very wet weather here. down through piedmont, also this cell. south of 980 moving towards alameda, towards 880 on the peninsula from san mateo to burling. foster city 101. it has been showering all morning long. fog and showers from santa rosa to san jose. on mount hamilton, looking at the wet weather. three-quarter mile visibility along the coast.

half moon bay, fog in the north bay. when will the showers end? right here, you clear out through the afternoon. 44 degrees on top of mount tam. 39 on top of mount diablo. 35 san francisco. san jose and mountain view. golden gate bridge with cloud cover and wet pavement. 54 in fairfield. you can see the drops on the lens. morning showers and afternoon sunshine. sunnier and warmer. three to five degrees warmer sunday. it will take time to warm up. when we do, we are expecting 80's by the end of the week. notice the smattering of showers through the afternoon to move out of the south bay. the rest of you clear on outcome of the north bay, east bay for some sunny breaks this afternoon. temperatures below average. 59 san francisco. 63 in oakland.

afternoon sunshine and things warm up, muggy. clouds still holding on in the south bay. getting ready for more sunshine, breezy winds for game three. 56 degrees dropping to 53. level one system fades away through the late morning, early afternoon. a few degrees warmer tomorrow. another chance of rain monday. mainly in the north bay. by the second half of the week it warms up. finally, i would like to say -- it has been slow and it will be a slow warm up. >> sounds good. just ahead, out with the old, in with the new. popular businesses leaving san francisco. which stores are coming to take their place. alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california?

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francisco, now we tell you about the businesses moving in expanding or adding residential office space. suzanne phan shows us the changes underway. >> we are the heart of san francisco. >> union square is the place to be. >> i like to go to the nike store, i like to window shop. >> i bought something -- bought a pen and a shirt. >> with retail stores closing and others rethinking the brick-and-mortar locations, we decided to take a closer look at what is happening in union square. we noticed three big patterns. stores moving in. some stores cutting retail space, and some stores expanding. in the downtown shopping core, a new ikea store opening up at 945 market street. cocoa republican australian furniture store moved to the crate & barrel location at 65 stockton in union square. banana republic reducing its

footprint. moving from this location on grant into a smaller space here on gary. >> downsizing their storefront offering something the consumer wants. >> as for the businesses, they include luxury stores. >> that was in response to huge demand during the pandemic. the demand has not stopped. >> she's moving from geary street to a bigger site. e saint laurent also opened a new store. a big demand for discount stores. >> it is like ross, they are looking for a larger footprint. >> ross moving down the street to a bigger space. taking over the area occupied by nordstrom rack and sacks for. >> it makes sense because every thing is expensive. >> new space at 100 stockton st. jury housing at 233 gary above the louis vuitton store.

the spike like nordstrom leaving, there's good changes in san francisco. >> it is vibrant, an exciting time. come down and support your local businesses. >> in san francisco, suzanne phan. >> still to come. a royal collection for good. how san francisco woman hopes for

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it will take time to move out of the south bay. here's a look at the level one system. snow in the sierra nevada area you will notice the wet weather from st. helena south of calistoga and further south into southern marin county. sausalito, tiburon oakland. macarthur boulevard. 580 and skyline boulevard. more wet weather over the bay from 280, back westward, montero, half moon bay. scattered showers. becoming more widely scattered true the next couple of hours. 9:00 mostly in the south bay. 1:00, some sunny breaks. mid-50's warmest locations. >> new details following the rape allegations made against former president trump. we are seeing his deposition tapes. closing statements scheduled for monday. trump insist he is innocent. >> this is the video

deposition from former president trump shown to jurors in the trial against him. carol testified trump attacked her in the dressing room nearly 30 years ago. he insists he never raped her, saying "she's not my type." >> a black-and-white photograph we have marked -- >> trum he met her. when asked to identify the woman in the picture, he mistakes her for his ex-wife. >> marla. >> you said photo? >> that is my wife. here. >> the person you pointed to is e. jean carroll. >> despite the mistake, he insists he did not rape her because of the way she looks. >> the only difference between

me and other people is i am honest, she is not my type. >> i take it the three women you have married are all your type. >> trump doubling down. >> she's accusing me of rape, a woman who i have no idea who she is. it came out of the blue. she's accusing me of raping her. the worst thing you can do. she's not my type, that is 100% true. >> trying to show the alleged rape is a pattern of behavior, her attorneys called two other women, both testifying trump assaulted them in the same way he described in the infamous access hollywood tape which he watched during his deposition. >> i'm automatically attracted to beautiful woman, i just start kissing them. when you are a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. >> and his deposition, he said this. >> historically, that is true

with stars. >> make and grab women by the --? >> if you look over the last million years, it has been largely true. not always, but largely true, unfortunately or fortunately. >> the tape all jurors will hear from trump, his lawyers say he will not testify in court. allison casa, abc news. >> now back to the coronation of king charles iii. thousands from across the u.k. and around the world camped overnight to see the king and his wife mark the historical moment. they traveled from buckingham palace on a horse-drawn carriage. the final mile of a seven decade journey for charles. people all around the world are celebrating. one san francisco woman showing off her collection of royal family memorabilia. she collected hundreds of pieces. it has been a fascination since she was a little girl.

after years of collecting, she said she's largely stocked. she has packed most of her items and boxes to be able to sell them to anyone interested. she's hoping they will be able to raise money for a good cause. >> i have been torn between food banks, aids organizations. i would love for someone to take it all at once. get rid of what they don't want. >> even though the collecting may have stopped, some habits are difficult to break. she was planning on spending today watching the coronation of king charles. title 42 set to expire week. cities along the border are issuing disaster declarations amid what is expected to be a migrant search. some mayors say they are running out of room. >> simple terms, title 42 set to expire may 11. in el paso, it is more complicated. >> what we call the unknown.

>> this migrant says "i came here with the purpose of working." he's not alone. el paso's mayor estimates up to 15,000 migrants waiting across the border for the lifting of title 42 with city officials estimating 2300 already living on the streets of the city. >> the message is very clear. we are coming with the relief our laws provide to the individuals in need. the border is not open. it has not been open. and it will not be open. >> decades of policy coming from all directions. >> having it approach immigration does not work. we need a comprehensive plan. >> this is a conscious decision by the biden administration to take a tool out of the toolbox, it has been very effective and it will lead to holy hell. >> they are giving the biden administration more flux ability to handle migrants as immigration moves beyond border towns. chicago's mayor says the city is

running out of room. two buses carrying nearly 100 migrants from texas arrived in new york wednesday. >> the only certainty, migrants who believe what lies before them must be better than what they have left behind, so they are preparing to move ahead. i'm emily schmidt. >> still ahead. writing low cinco de mayo festivities. how one community is keeping tradition now that a decades-old ban has been lifted. here's a look outside. a little dreary and cold on this saturday morning. the forecast coming up in a few minutes.

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san francisco pride organizer dropped the ban as the anthem celebration. organizers are upset snyder opposes a tweet that he put out against undergoing gender reassignment surgery. on facebook he says he supports lgbtq rights, but transitioning should be done as an adult. in a statement he wrote kids don't have the mental capabilities to make rational, logical decisions about things of a magnitude that will affect them the rest of their lives. he said he's an ally to the transgender community, even if he disagrees with some viewpoints. san francisco pride said like any ally, we are glad he wants to continue learning about the issues that affect the transgender community." in the north bay, nevada fire teaming up with local agencies to prevent wildfires from causing excessive damage. this after the area experienced horrific wildfires. the plan is to build a massive safety zone or shaded break

around the city. it would be one of the largest wildfire prevention projects. the buffer zone would surround the flatlands and hills stretching 60 miles. >> we decreased spread of the fire, intensity, more time to evacuate, and we gave our firefighters an opportunity to put the fire out. >> work is currently underway around a hillside clearing flammable and non-native brush. the project expected to be completed within five years. partially funded through state and federal grants. in the south bay, silicon canceled its 2023 convention. the event made the announcement on its website citing unforeseen challenges. it also hinted at economic challenges but did not go into detail. organizers hope to bring it back to san jose at some point. anyone who bought a ticket for that event will get a refund. in the south bay, the game did not pump the brakes on

celebrations yesterday. one san jose community celebrated with pride surrounded by low riders. following the safety lifting a 36 year long ban. lauren martinez talked to who say they are keeping their culture alive. >> low riders of all going down santa clara street with pride. this cinco de mayo cruising is not a crime in san jose. lifting a 36 year ban established no cruising zones. they joined the parade of others, going up and down the mexican flags. earlier in the day, cinco de mayo festivities started out in a plaza in east san jose. on and off again rain stop dancing horses or ban playing. >> rain or shine, it is the same. >> she wanted to bring her

family out to celebrate. >> it is part of our culture so we wanted to keep it going. show them that culture still keeps going. >> since 2000, she has been a vendor at this parking lot. this year's turnout has been rough. >> 1000, 2000. now it is like 200, 300, $150 per day. it is terrible because we try and make a living. >> this teenage son drove his own truck. >> i'm trying to explain to them respect, trying to drive safe. >> for the last 15 years, he celebrated cinco de mayo at this plaza. >> i'm feeling good. 20 years since i was there. i'm feeling happy. celebrating with all of you guys.

>> his family's caravan will join the rest, cruising into downtown sound hunt -- san jose. it is about celebrating the past and they hope to keep culture alive into the future. the dedicated more resources to remind everyone to celebrate safe and responsibly. >> let's get a nice to see the rain did not stop the celebrations. >> got to keep partying. 54 degrees in santa cruz on the mountains. picked up a quarter of an inch of rain. under .10 inches here. we picked up a quarter of an inch as well. when the sun comes out when we warm up in a few minutes. >> the dubs and the lakers facing off for game three. what some key players and coach kerr is saying.

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>> a live look outside right now. my own pretty view at the golden gate bridge. dubs looking for a back-to-back win against the lakers. game three on abc7. evan booker with 47 points securing the win for the suns. larry beil has the highlights. >> good morning. the playoffs all about adjustments. anthony davis dominated for the lakers. worriers holding a check in game two. so what makes the winning adjustment in game three? steve kerr actually started jim michaels green. he felt the veteran did not play single secondin the lakers swarmed steph curry with double-teams. he dished out 12 assists. klay thompson went off. 30 points in the blowup victory.

the warriors know the task that awaits them. >> going down after playing two home games, the situation at the end. >> it is a lot easier to do things at home then it is on the road. >> you never know how game three will go. you have to be ready for what comes our way. >> a lot tougher game three in l.a. give ourselves and belief are game can carry on the road. excited about the opportunity and the challenge. >> warriors and lakers. pregame at 5:00. right here on abc7 followed by after the game. game three, damien lowered courtside, trading for kevin durant. blocking the shot and going coast-to-coast. 39 points. with authority. phoenix up by two. nuggets would not go away. michael porter jr.. come get some. it is on your head.

21 for porter. went on for 47. 120-1 14. still trailing 2-1. baseball. we found john fisher. that is just sasquatch. brent rocher, high deep a loja. his 10th. they build a seven run lead. then they almost blew it. the solution, keep scoring runs. a two run double. they built the 9-2 lead. holding on to win 12-8. giants trying to claw their way back. hosting milwaukee. joc pederson. turning with a two run single. getting some help from the d. this ball smoked. laying out. gorgeous grab. the giants win 6-4. 14-17. slowly making their way up

towards 500. that is a wrap on morning sports, have a great weekend. >> let's get a check of the forecast. maybe tomorrow is sunnier than today? >> sunnier and warmer. a level one system that can be out of here by the afternoon. it will take its time in the south bay. showers from west to east. up to the north, thunderosa has been wet. calistoga. over into moraga, look at marinda. it has been raining by the coliseum, danville, right over the bay and the san mateo bridge. looking at the shower activity in the city as we pull back west. more showers offshore. continuing to rotate through. the south bay looking at cloudy skies and more showers. 36 degrees lake tahoe and the

airport, truckee. snow continuing down. a look at the winter weather advisory until 8:00. three to six inches of snow likely. over seven inches at the berkeley snow lab overnight. for the week, almost one foot. remember how hard it came down on wednesday. this was a pretty picture a minute ago. you can see the fog, 50 five san francisco. oakland, san jose. paulo alto at 56. fog around the coast. dark clouds. not done with the showers quite yet. 52 thunderosa. a smattering across the bay area pushing to the east and south. looking at the golden gate bridge, you can see pockets of blue. clearing out first in pockets in the north bay. becoming sunny afterwards. we will see

tomorrow spreading around the bay. 60's to 70. it will take all week long to get really warm. above average. another system after this. here's a look at the rest of the morning. showers lingering into the afternoon for parts of the upper elevations, the east bay hills, the south bay. partly cloudy skies. and we are going to stop this on monday. another cold system will bring snow to the mountains. we could see showers monday into tuesday. after that, high pressure will build in and we will see warmer weather towards the second half of the work week. the morning showers, a cool day, breezy afternoon winds, upper 50's downtown. 62 with sunshine in the afternoon in napa. mostly cloudy and san jose. more showers to come this morning early afternoon and clearing out with tip-off at

5:30. 56 degrees, dropping to the low 50's. below average tomorrow despite more sunshine and a level one system monday. as soon as tuesday arrives, it should be brighter, drier into the rest of the week. 80's inland, 70's around the bay. 60's at the coast. >> thanks, lisa. we will wait for the nice, warm weather. abc7 news streaming 24/7. get the bay area streaming tv app and join us whenever you want wherever you are. we'll be right back.

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>> giants legend turned 92 years old today. he may not have the eyesight and mobility he had in his prime. but he's still very active. he coordinates business deals, overseas his foundation, and willie mays flowers program that supports underprivileged youth. he was featured in an hbo documentary. he had his number 24 retired by the mets and had youth feels enrichment dedicated to him. people setting off to explore san francisco and all of its charming stairs with the first ever stair challenge. volunteers mapped out a route for the scenic journey. anyone could run in it about a one hour walk. we met with a little celebration at the end.

proceeds go towards walk sf to make the city a safe place for pedestrians. maybe bring a jacket and umbrella. >> we had showers lingering through the morning hours. you can see slow in the mountains. this is the north bay. st. helena, calistoga. a good shower. now into the east bay, raining. solid from walnut creek. 680 through danville, alamo. sanders rancho road. back across the bay. the san mateo bridge is wet. back towards 280. half moon bay, highway one in san jose. level one system out of here by the afternoon. slick roadways and an isolated chance of thunderstorm in the seven-day forecast. afternoon sunshine. mid-60's inland.

more showers on monday. >> we will watch for that. thank you for joining us. i'm liz kreutz with lisa argen. abc7 news continues at 4:30 followed by the warriors and lakers game right here on abc7. you don't want to miss game three. have a great day.

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