there's parts that are missing. there's a lot of errors. messn. propos oeredtheingers a bargning t, a proposed teachers strike begins tomorrow. good morning, everybody. i am liz kreutz, here with lisa argen. a nice day ahead for us. lisa: we are seeing the clouds scattering out. temperatures in the north bay with the clearing skies, golden gate bridge, beautiful view, 60 in san francisco as well as oakland, palo alto, san jose 52, and from our tower camera, a partly to mostly cloudy and parts of the bay area this morning, but you can see the low 40's santa rosa, anywhere from two degrees to 12 degrees colder. yesterday, the rain, the clouds kept us on the mild side. we will be looking at a sunny

day today. mid and upper 60's, bay and inland staying in the 60's, and tonight, we talk about a turnaround as we see more clouds and more systems visit us early tomorrow. details on that in a few miliz: dub nation is not solid this morning. the lakers now lead the series 2-1. abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez reports from l.a. chris: for the second straight time, it is a blowout victory, this time it is the lakers in game 3 taking a 2-1 series lead. >> this one stings, but we do not have a lot of time to dwell on it, because we have a great opportunity ahead of us on monday. >> it is what it is. it don't matter if i'm satisfied. it don't matter. >> we got our butts kicked. in the second half of the game, we got away from ourselves, but we have got to regroup and >>

you can draw that from pretty much anything, and that is one of the scenarios we were in and we responded, so that is you said with a lot of confidence that we can do what we need to do to win game 4. chris: you could sense by the moay w chance togs up fo headino the bay. with the royer's in l.a., chris alvarez, abc 7 sports. liz: into thrive city to cheer on the dubs hoping to see the return of the road warriors. as always it was a colorful crowd of fans that they went home disappointed. lena howland talks to fans who say they are eager to see their team even things out. lena: hopes were high going into game 3, as the warriors took on the lakers in the lakers in yellow

and purple territory. >> we are ready. >> the warriors, if they wanted to, they could push it. lena: warriors fans and a few loan lakers fans packed thrive city to capacity outside of the chief center saturday night with more than 2600 people. about halfway through the third quarter, warriors fans were caught throwing in the towel and leaving early. >> we will come back stronger and better than ever in the next game and the game after that and the game after that to take it home. this is what we do. >> the lakers got payback for game two at home, blowing out the warriors on their own home floor by 30 points. >> warriors! >> a great game by the lakers. and i was worried about the first quarter, but my lakers come through. lena: leaving dubs fans a little disappointed. >> honestly, i think the warriors were just not in the

mood today. it wasn't clicking. the chemistry wasn't there. i think the the lakers excelled. lena: but those loyal to the bay have their eyes set on game 4. >> the best we can do from back home is be composed and feel for them, and keep cheering them on. lena: in san francisco, and lena howland, abc 7 news. strikeoday, les. students and staff have just 14 days left in the school year. abc 7 news reporter anser hassan tells us, while there has been little progress, the clock is ticking. >> it is pretty confusing. there are parts that are missing. there are a lot of errors. there actually seems to be some regression. anser: the union says it received a new proposal from the school district friday night. they spent all day saturday

preparing the counter offer. >> for p.e. teachers it would be a class-size reduction. one p.e. teacher would get 2 students, which would be great if it was a personal training, class but that is not what our p.e. classes are. anser: the bargaining team that p.e. number should be for 428 students, not 2. time to analyze the work they are putting forward to us. anser: they have not met face-to-face since tuesday. the district did not return requests for comment but it did put out a statement saturday morning. it says that what is being offered is a historic $70 million for teachers' salaries. it also highlights concessions made on teacher workload. the deadlock is now over proposals. these are issues that go beyond classroom learning, issues such as environmental justice,

transportation, or student homelessness. the district argues these are greater societal issues, and they are not mandatory for negotiating. therefore, the district has not given authorization to its team to bargain on these points. >> we know that our working conditions are directly related to students' learning conditions. anser: but the union argues that common good is part of their comprehensive package. one example, california is investing heavily in cthe iosayi s,en on common good is about accountability. >> all of us have a voice and how that money is being used , and that can be very frightening to people in power. anser: the union says if there is no deal by sunday, they

strike on liz: new overnight, a man was stabbed at the b.a.r.t. station. police responded to a disturbance on a train at 9:30. they found a teenager stabbed a 59-year-old man in the back. the suspect is in jail this morning for your keep you posted on developments. at least one person is dead following a crash on the north livermore ramp on-ramp on 580. this happened after 9:00 last night. the california highway patrol says at least three vehicles were involved. one car slammed into a light pole. when is estelle -- witnesses tell abc 7 news that the cars may have been racing. tomorrow the suspect arrested in a string of stabbings and davis -- in davis will be in court for a preliminary hearing. carlos dominguez he pleaded not guilty on friday. police say he was a student at uc davis until last week when he was separated for academic reasons. dominquez is being held without

bond. the california reparations task force voted in oakland to approve recommendations for a final proposal to be delivered to state lawmakers this summer. the task force has studied and researched the negative impacts of slavery on its descendants for more than two years. the package includes restitution estimates for african americans living in california who have experienced housing discrimination, racial injustice, and more. african-americans with ancestors tied to slavery could receive cash payments. panelists say the time is now. >> i think it comes upon a time that we've got to be practitioners, we have to be social engineers, and make sure that we deliver something to this black population, or else we never will do it. liz: according to the report, an african-american resident over the age of 70 could receive payments up to $1.2 million. the final report will contain 95

recommendations for determining what reparations will look like in the future. state legislatures must pass all or some in july. oakland athletics tv announcer glenn has been suspended indefinitely for using a racial slur. the slur came during a pregame segment before the a's took on the royals. he made an apology. the a's made a statement, saying the language used by him was unacceptable. he has called play-by-play for the a's since 2006. check outside as the sun starts to come up. lisa: as we look live, you can see it looks pretty nice. that glassy bay from emeryville. temperatures right around 50 degrees with low 60's on the way. about five degrees to six degrees warmer in our inland valleys than what you will experience today in oakland. i will have your details for the rest of the bay area, next. liz: also ahead, a house party

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a shooting at a house party left a girl dead and five others hurt. the suspect has not been arrested but there is no threat to the public. police believe the shooting was not random. police responded to the same party 30 minutes before that shooting, following reports of someone brandishing a gun at the party. that person was arrested and taken into custody. on the peninsula, hundreds of guns were turned in at an anonymous gun buyback in south san francisco. residents received $200 for each gun. over 200 were collected this weekend. nearly 2700 firearms have been removed from the community in the county's gun buyback program. another is scheduled. a family member is condemning caltrans after they decided to close off ramps during cinco de mayo celebrations this weekend. low riders and custom-built cars have been rolling through the city of san jose this weekend. san jose police and caltrans decided to close off ramps due

to increased crowds. a family member claims this is the only event where local agencies shut down off ramps. >> they are really hanging on to things that happened 20, 30 years ago, but ultimately, if that is the case, then that is very stereotypical and racist for them to think that because this is a holiday celebrating latinos, that, instinctively, there is going to be violence. liz: several off ramps are closed today from 4:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. today a newly constructed offramp is opened. a ribbon-cutting was held. drivers will notice a big change. the new ramp is off the far right lane of the lower deck. the former offramp, located on the far left lane, will remain open for several weeks to give people time to address. u.sa,d space museum is celebrating

history month with a ceremony. aapi community for their contributions to history. a special blessing was presented over the new addition by the buddhist church of oakland. thousands of people are converging on san francisco to watch high-tech sailboats racing at super high speeds. it is returning to the bay area for the third year at a time when local tourism officials say it is needed most. abc 7 news cornell barnard gives us a look. cornell: if you have a need, check out this adrenaline pumping sailboat race on the bay, known as sail gp, 50-foot catamarans fly across the water so close to shore. >> it is amazing to see.

these are hydro-foiling rocket ships that hit upwards of 60 miles per hour. cornell: sail gp is matching up nine teams from across the world. >> it is like the super bowl of our league. the stakes are very high, and the competition is at the highest level. >> this is one of the most knowledgeable cities for sailing and racing, so all of the teams love coming back here. and especially many who were here in america's cup, so, for many, it is a homecoming. cornell: thousands of spectators and sailing enthusiasts are coming to the marina green to watch. >> the commentary is excellent, the vibe is excellent. they are getting people into sailing, and into watching it. a really fun time for the sport. >> it is up and close. it is really fun. cornell: >> it comes at a crucial time when san francisco is trying to revive tourism post-pandemic. >> we have 25 percent of the visitors who come to san francisco. bisno -- business travel is down. events like this really make a

difference, because they bring people into town. cornell: the economic boost is welcomed, just like strong winds for these sailors. the winning team gets bragging rights and $1 million. in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. liz: the snow is coming down on the sierra. the uc berkeley central sierra snow lab share this video and says three inches has fallen since friday. the total snowfall for this season is 62 feet of snowfall, and that is just for the snow lab's location. wow, the snow keeps on coming, lisa. lisa: it will stop for the time being. tahoe valley airport both in the upper 20's today, 48, but by the end of the week, we will see 60's there, 70's and 80's back home, so it seems like a familiar theme, right? starting of cool and then gradually a warm up as we go through the work week. here's a look at live doppler 7,

where the spin in the end is fair to the west be bringing us another chance of showers tomorrow. it is a quick mover, though, so we have that to wake up to. elsewhere, we have cover right here, sutro showing you some sunshine. the sun up at 6:07. we will be looking at a pretty nice day with mostly sunny skies. 52 palo alto and san jose, 4 , and look at our roof they, cameras, pretty colors there. san francisco, upper 60' only about 64 could as for the north bay, pretty cold, 43 livermore is at 50, and in the sierra nevada, we talk about the winds coming into play today, but a couple of inches yesterday. the week total was nearly a foot. remember, we have that heavy rain back home on wednesday, so that really kept the snow going

through the work week and into yesterday. as we look at the forecast headlines, partly cloudy today, more full sunshine throughout the afternoon, clouds increased, then shower chances return. to the north bay on monday. then we get into a breezy, sunny afternoon. major warm up in the week. it will take a week for it to get here, t be through with and the weak system by tortoday, thd then we are looking at the neck system, which will bring the threat of showers far to the north of us, bringing the clouds to the north bay come of peninsula, then the winds and a sunny afternoon. we will be looking at the clouds returning on tuesday, another weight system. but wednesday, look at this, where temperatures will be widespread 60's for many of us. low 70's inland and still some cool numbers at the coast. we begin to turn that around on thursday, as numbers come up through the 60's and the 70's,

and look what happens friday, it keeps coming. the warmth heading our way, inland valleys in the 80's, san francisco very pleasant. and as we look at the highs today, a little bit below average, but at least we will see the sun, with low 60's for some of you up in the north bay, central marin, with 63 in san rafael, 64 in heading into the city, the giants game, the brewers, hopefully another win, upper 50's to near 60's, breezy wind, sunny skies. the accuweather 7-day forecast, we took off that storm impact scale, so we have temperatures on the cool side first half of the week, and the middle of the week, pretty typical. be warming up. it has been kind of interesting peer we like it that way. liz: i know, and i'm looking for to that warm weather. lisa, thank you. a reminder you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand with our abc 7 bay area connected tv app. it is available on amazon fire

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liz: the barbie malibu pop-up truck, part of the national tour, will be around on saturday, featuring apparel and accessories. the trucks will be making its way around the bay. it will be at stoneridge shopping center may 20 and then in walnut creek on june 3. you've probably seen the beautiful pictures of super blooms erupting around california. understanding these cycles and species that depend on them could be critical for our planet. abc 7 news anchor dan ashley

looks for answers on a rooftop in the middle of san francisco. dan: in springtime, the living roof is alive with swaying grass and blooming flowers, but these days, the iconic dome in san francisco's golden gate park is also working overtime as a living laboratory. >> this is a bunch of bugs that have come into the top of the trap. dan: chris is a self-described "bug guy." the trap he is checking could help researchers better understand the evolution and biodiversity of insects. first, the insects captured in the trap are sent off to the lab, where teams will sequence their dna, a project funded by the california institute of biodiversity. >> we will do a lot of in-house genomic research on them here. so we are trying to build a dni -- dna library of californian insects. dan: says another set of

samples is being gathered to document species and biodiversity in insects around the globe. >> we are one of 81 sites around the world to doing the same kind of monitoring protocol. so we are going to be having a really comprehensive data set from all of these global, remote locations that will be able to be compared for generations to come. >> they need to crawl down into the tube in order to get the nectar. dan: and it is an interesting time to study bugs. it is also a fascinating year to study their ecosystem, including plants and flowers. the current super blooms popping up around california are part of a complicated and diverse environment. >> the cool thing about super blooms is that we will see some species explode, whereas other species will not bloom as bigor. and have pportunityinatordan: sn

possible that the pollinators may need time to catch up with the increase in blooming flowers. document these potential fluctuations is an ongoing benefit of this growing research. >> insects rely on plants as a habitat to raise their young. as a food source. dan: with climate change introducing new pressures, it is more important to understand the critical relationships that affect all the species on our entire planet, pieces of a puzzle being gathered on a sunny rooftop in the middle of san francisco. dan ashley, abc 7 news. liz: academy researchers say they are seeing more invasive species. many captured in the rooftop traps are not originally native to north america. still to come, trouble for churchill downs. the investigation underway after two competing horses had to be euthanized on saturday.

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saw sparks flying like it was right in front of us. we ran into the converse store. we all hunkered down in the back. liz: now at 6:30, witnesses described the terrifying moments a man entered a mall and started shooting. what we are learning about another mass shooting in allen, -- another mass shooting, this time in allen, texas. good morning. we'll get to the latest on that shooting in a moment, but first let's start with the forecast. it is looking nice. lisa: it is. looking at a very pretty picture here from emeryville where current numbers are in the upper 40's in san francisco, 52 san jose, palo alto checking it at 53, and gorgeous here,'s 42 santa rosa as well as novato 45, livermore, 50 degrees, a much colder morning, 12 degrees colder. we will make up the difference this afternoon, but you can see how the clouds scatter out as we get toward 10:00, 11:00, and by

1:00, widespread 50's, upper 60's along the coastline, so it will be chilly. as degrees coming into play, s'd with low to mid 50's bayshore. the clouds want to increase overnight tonight. we could see a return to some showers for parts of the bay area early monday. i will explain and talk about a major warm-up headed our way in the week ahead in a few minutes. liz? liz: thank you. impacts of a day of shopping turned into a scary situation in texas, after a gun man opened fire in a mall, killing nine people and hurting several others. dozens of shoppers were forced to evacuate moments after officers arrived. this morning, we know the gunman is one of the nine people who are dead. a reporter talks to witnesses about what they heard as they ran for their lives. >> the sound of gunfire disrupting a peaceful day outside of a shopping outlet in

outside of dallas, texas on saturday afternoon. the shooting happened around 3:30 p.m. local time. >> our officer at allen premium outlets was out on an unrelated call. he heard gunshots. he located the gunshot. he located the shooter. he neutralized the shooter. we believe at this point that the shooter acted alone. >> the outdoor shopping area, packed with hundreds of shoppers on what was a sunny, warm day. cole was there with his mother when he heard the shooting. >> there was this guy dressed in all black, wearing a vest, has an assault rifle, and he is just shooting at people. >> romero was there as well and saw some of the victims. >> we saw people injured some , were dead. bodies. the shooter kept all the way around, five, 10 stores, he keeps shooting. >> many shoppers say they ran inside stores to hide. >> pop, pop, pop, pop,

and we saw sparks flying. it was right in front of us. we ran into the converse store. they locked the door. we all hunkered down in the back. >> we are going out, we are going out. i had to go back to the front and locked the door. that is when i saw cops all coming in, helicopters were coming in. >> multiple agencies responded, including the fbi and atf. police officers escorted shoppers to safety, many seen walking with their hands above their heads. melissa, abc news, allen, tex as. liz: people in new york are protesting and demanding justice for jordan neely, the 38-year-old who died after being put in a chokehold on a subway train. demonstrators poured into the subway station. this comes as the attorney for the marine veteran issued a statement expressing condolences over the "awful tragedy." a grand jury could be convened

this week to hear evidence in the case. it has been a worrisome week leading up to this weekend's kentucky derby with several competing horses now dead. authorities at churchill downs said two more horses slated for the races yesterday suffered crippling leg injuries, forcing veterinarians to euthanize the animals. churchill downs says it was working with regulators to investigate. yesterday brought royal moments 70 years in the making. celebrations will continue today, following the coronation of king charles iii and queen camilla. >> this morning, the u.k. is gearing up for a big celebration. >> was in the life, you know, it is magical. >> seeing royalty was just the tv. experiencing it in real life is quite a big deal for me. >> members of the public are encouraged to take part in

coronation big lunches across the country, featuring a modern take on the famous coronation chicken, the coronation quiche. later on sunday, the likes of katy perry and lionel richie performing at a star-studded coronation concert to be held in windsor. >> god save the king. >> god save the king. >> all held in honor of king charles iii and queen camilla, formally crowned on saturday. at westminster abbey. with lots of pomp and pageantry, over 2000 guests, including first lady jill biden and members of the royal family attended. prince louis and princess charlotte sharing this sweet moment, while prince george, second in line to the throne, helped carry his grandfather's robes as a page, walking the very steps he will one day have to take. >> we just watched two hours of ancient ritual at westminster abbey. it is the first time we've gotten to witness that. >> a military procession, capped off the day, the biggest since queen elizabeth ii's coronation,

the royals later having a private lunch with their family. this as prince harry's car was seen leaving london, the non-roy -- nonworking royal heading back to california to celebrate his son's birthday. members of the public are being encouraged to try volunteering and giving back to their communities. liz: in san jose, one group of festive people are showing their support for the royals celebration. there was a packed house on saturday. there was plenty of themed food to munch on, including a cake in honor of king charles iii and queen consort camilla. coming up on "this week," secretary of treasury janet yellen discusses negotiations between the white house and congress to raise the debt ceiling. the sunday exclusive comes after she warned the nation could run outf cash on you can june 1. watch the full interview with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning right here on abc seven. in the south bay, santa clara

county has released its latest budget plan with the goal of closing $120 million projected deficit. county officials want to eliminate 160 positions. the bulk of those positions are in the santa clara valley health care systems. budget workshops are set for next week to get feedback. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, equity on the front lines. how marin fire is improving housing and training facilities for new firefighters. here is a live look outside. the sun is out now at 6:37. we will check in with lisa again when we get back. like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads. waiting for the sunset, just to wait for the stall. discover gemtesa. a once-a-day pill proven to reduce all 3 key symptoms of oab:

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six more months of free guarantee coverage and reimbursement. if you are on medi-cal, you are insured through 2024. in most cases, they will take over the cost and supply of testing and treatment next week. the covid national and public health emergencies come to an end on may 11, more than three years after they were first declared. if you have this covid-19 test, the fda says to throw it out. due to a bacterial contamination and the liquid solution. this goes for the pilot at home test, which have already been recalled. roughly half were distributive through cvs and thousands were bought through amazon. if you have these kits, you are told to throw it away and do not put the liquid down the drain. in the north bay, a new firefighter training program focused on equity is expanding. the marin county fire department is partnering with college of marin to create a housing and training program for new firefighters.

abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has a look. cornell: for the past week, these firefighter recruits have been working to reduce the risk of fire across marin county by removing dead trees and brush. we caught up with this crew from the fire foundry last summer, a program committed to advance equity and firefighter safety. >> we have got this fire problem across the entire state that we are trying to solve. we are also trying to bring more women and people of color into the fire service. cornell: kessler is a new firefighting recruit. hoping for a firefighting career. >> it combines a few of my passions, helping people, racial justice, and also kind of helping break cycles of poverty throughout marin county and beyond. cornell: the program, which offers paid on-the-job training, is now expanding. marin county fire is teaming up with the college of marin campus, close to where they take emt and fire science klausutis. -- classes.

a fire training facility will be built nearby. >> by doing that and by having students here, it is a win-win for both parties. we get our students trained on site. having a north bay contingent of firefighters here in the news -- the north bay a positive for marin county. cornell: departments statewide are struggling to hire. >> there is a critical shortage and a need for new recruits. cornell: weber believes the new training facility could open next year. >> a one-stop shop pretty much. this is pretty awesome. cornell: he lost his fire. he says the fire foundry program has opened the door to a new career path. >> a career in fire sounds awesome. the chance to be able to go and help the public, the community seemed like a win-win for them and me. cornell: in marin county, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. liz: in san francisco, nearly 200 children living in the bayview district now have a new set of wheels. rotary clubs of san francisco donated bikes to underserved children this weekend in an effort to promote a healthy lifestyle and explore different

modes of transportation. volunteers assembled several dozen bicycles. children were also given safety equipment like helmets and bike locks. it might be a good day to go out and ride that bike, lisa. lisa: definitely. it is 40 degrees atop mount tam. partly to mostly sunny today. lots of 60's out there. plenty of sunshine. will that theme continue? will we get a warm up? i have the answers, next. liz: thank you, lisa. also, lakers fans are celebrating this morning. warriors fans, not so much. we have the highlights of game 3 as dubnation looks ahead to game 4.

liz: welcome back. the time right now is 6:45. a live look at the bay. new this morning, tiger woods is

being accused of sexual harassment by his ex-girlfriend, erica herman, according to a court filing by her attorney. he pursued her while she worked for him. she claims he forced her to sign a nondisclosure agreement. at the time she worked at a restaurant in south florida. this is the second time hermann has filed a complaint against the 15-time major champion. in sports, the lakers bounced back taking game three in the playoff series, which is bad news for warriors fans, but on the diamond, it was good news for the san francisco giants. abc 7 news sports anchor larry beil has your sports report. larry: good morning, everybody. the warriors were rolling. they were up 11 in the second quarter against the lakers, but then the wheels came off. turnovers, lack of energy, and the lakers blew off a 30 point win. check out game three of the nba's marquee matchup, steph curry against lebron james.

klay thompson, back home in l.a., came out firing, 11 points in the first quarter, but scored only 4 more the rest of the way and had 6 turnovers. steph for three, wide open, warriors by 11, seven minutes left in the half, that did not last. anthony davis, great game 1, bad game 2, grade 3, points for a.d., part of a lakers explosion. lebron exerting his will in the second half. 21 at the half. 5 of 7 from deep. he did not need to score the rest of the way. second half, get out! wiggins says, "i've got this," with authority, throwing it down on his head. 16 for wiggins, injecting life for the golden state. lebron james to the hoop, 28 points, and the lakers pulled away rather easily. they simply had more desire, more want-to. lebron a swipe on jordan poole.

the lakers by 18 after quarters and keep pulling away. the log to davis. the lakers roll 127-97 with a 2-1 series lead with game 4 coming up on the way. >> if you are on the road, you are going against a great team, a great defensive team in particular, and you know the crowd is going to be into it, you have got to be more poised than we were. >> you win a game, everybody is the greatest player in the world. you lose a game, they are throwing dirt on you. it is literally that simple. it is about training for your mind for the next challenge. >> you have just got to go do it. that is the beauty of a series, and having the opportunity to throw this one in the garbage and move on. larry: the giants and brewers, you cannot go wrong with sharing a pizza with a couple thousand of your fans. giants up 1-0. in the third,

hello how means goodbye. look at the fan going all-out to make the catch. i don't know how many people, that had to hurt him and everybody else there. 3-0 giants. in the seventh, brett wisely, his first-ever major-league homerun. giants victorious, they have won four straight games. how about the a's in kc? sasquatch is still roaming the grounds. i thought he was in the pacific north west. no. jj ledet, he has two homers. he has played four games this week. that is a pretty good ratio. a's win 5-4, their first two-game winning streak of the year. and the bay area panthers indoor football league team defeated vegas. 62-44, good time in the tank. that is a wrap on morning sports. enjoy the rest of your sunday. i'm larry beil. liz: all right, a check of the forecast, lisa. a pretty start to the morning. lisa:t

dodginw showers, and it took some time to bring on the sun. that was yesterday, right? today, we are looking at sunshine sooner and temperatures in the 60's. right now, looking at this system, with didn't you know, it does have its track -- looking at this system, wouldn't you know, it has its track to influence the bay area. behind it, breezy winds, sun conditions, a pretty view atop all more peak, where temperatures this morning, colder, but we are looking at a mixture of 40's and 50's. 49 moon bay, good morning, oakland, 50's for you, 60's on the way today there. the peninsula pretty much the same, low 60's for you. you should reach 72 in san jose, five degrees shy about today. emeryville without flat looking bay, 42 santa rosa. much cooler in the north bay, 46 in concord, livermore checking

in at 51, and santa cruz, what a view, 53 degrees, much the same as yesterday, low 60's, and our forecast headlines, partly to mostly sunny skies today. looking at the clouds returning with a chance of showers into your monday. by the afternoon,, though we are sunday, tuesday we get high clouds, and as the week goes on, we slowly add in some warming. late in the week, it is a major warm up. you can see that cloud cover to start on out. it thins out, we get sunshine to start the day, clouds increased tomorrow, and as we get toward that morning commute, can't rule out a straight shower. we are on the backside of this, so the evening commute, sunny, breezy, more clouds will arrive with another system. all week, of the week, anyway, we are below average in san jose. by the end of the week, upper 70's, above average, mid-80's. saturday looks to be the warmest day. if you are headed into town today for the giants game, what

would that be? 5, 6 wins, hopefully, with temperatures in the upper 60's today. sunny skies, breezy, 60 by the later afternoon. in the south bay today, a mixture of clouds and sun with mid-60's. 67 for you in san jose. low to mid-60's, afternoon sea breeze on the peninsula. nice and bright for you, but look at the coast. it is cool, with temperatures staying in the 50's today, but it will be sunny, nice day there. in the north bay 73 santa rosa. today shy of that, 66 for you and calistoga. santa rosa on the coast, bodega bay only in the 50's, low 60's oakland, 53 in union city, and you head inland, we will see highs from the upper 60's today. so a nice afternoon in our inland valleys, and the accuweather 7-day forecast, today and tomorrow afternoon, we get sun, but it will be windy for your monday, showers perhaps early in the north bay.

today we are dry. 50's, 60's, upper 60's warmer locations, and by the middle of the week, it should feel like may, brightening up, warming up. the end of the week stays cool at the coast, but though 70's, 80's, maybe even a 90 for next weekend. liz: we love to see that. we think warm weather moving forward? lisa: i don't think we will see the 80's and 90's sick around, put it that way. [laughter] liz: ok. so we get ready for a pool weekend just next week entered all right, lisa, thanks. next, an annual bay area book festival is back in berkeley. the activities people can expect, including food, performances, and a lot more. about my new furniture business... ...well, everything except the whole business part. not anymore. with quickbooks, you can confidently manage your business. new business? no problem. success starts with intuit quickbooks. want more from your vitamins? get more with nature's bounty.

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she has recorded many of her albums lately, after her f label, big machine, sold the master recordings of her music catalog in 2019. i wanted a joke but i did not have one ready. [laughter] lisa: partly cloudy skies, mostly sunny. 60's at the coast could as we get into monday, not a whole lot of change, maybe a stray shower in the morning, but in the warm-up is going to be slow to arrive. but by the end of the week, we are well above average. that will include maybe thursday, a little above average but a lot above average friday and saturday. liz:liz: ok, we are shaking off the cool weather. [laughter] there we go. lisa: took a minute. liz: thank you. thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. for liz kreutz and lisa have a good day.

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