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weekend on the streets. right now more police spending this weekend on the streets, the effort to find side shows across the bay and to pump the brakes on them. the news starts right now. good evening, thank you for joining us, i'm terry mcsweeney. >> we are on late tonight because of the hockey game. oakland police and other agencies are out in force to try and put a spot to any spontaneous side thoughs sshows spring up this weekend. >> sergio is live with more. >> reporter: terry, the oakland police department is going to be the lead agency in this

enforcement effort, but sheriff's deputies with the alameda county sheriff's department are also going to be taking part. social media video shot on sunday showed a semitruck getting looted. the damage is what's prompting this weekend's enforcement. over the last few days, the oakland police department has been posting on social media warning of this coming operation in sunday's incidents, police say the looters pulled a gun on the semi truckdriver and broke into his trailer. noel gayo has been pushing for the increased patrols. >> i'm not trying to criminalize anyone, just got to obey the law. i'm trying to grow a neighborhood, we live here, we want to make the place better. >> reporter: police say they were outnumbered on sunday. one deputy was injured when he tried to take action, but with this weekend's operation, they're hoping to have enough officers and deputies to deter

any side shows from even forming. aye talked with the alameda county sheriff's department and the california highway patrol. they are all going to have extra patrols out in the streets. the chp says they're also going to have a helicopter on standby should it be needed. reporting live in san leandro, i'm sergio quintana. where there's smoke, there's usually fire. here there's just a lot of fun with a lot of people. we're talk about san francisco's annual 4/20 celebration. thousands of people packed into hippie hill at golden gate park. this is the time the celebration has fallen on a saturday since the state legalized use. >> it's really embracing the legalization of it and also the medicinal purposes. >> last year about a dozen people ate edibles laced with

fentanyl and they had to be revived with narcan. there have been no reported issues with that today. police did make at least seven arrests, kicked out one guy who was walking around with a snake on his shoulder. this just in, this vehicle here, well, you see what's on the hoot of the car. it blew a stop sign in san mateo county. deputies pulled it over. they noticed the smell of marijuana. you got pipes, pot, paraphernalia. several teenagers busted. the point of this is don't drive impaired. a lot of people have plans this easter weekend. >> it's pretty windy out there. roy mayeda tracking those conditions. >> some of the strongest wind we're seeing around san francisco and the peninsula where we have gusts around sfo still near 40 miles per hour, sustained winds at 30. you can see the strongest gusts along the coast into san francisco. we're watching those winds and still a slight chance for a stray shower inland. we've seen more intense showers moving north of sacramento late tonight. around 11:00, the skies start to clear out of the south bay,

which will set the stage for less wind tomorrow and the start of a warmup. your easter sunday forecast looking pretty good as we see 70s making a comeback tomorrow. from there we could be seeing 80s and maybe even close to 90 in that seven-day forecast. we'll have a closer look coming up in 15 minutes. thank you. and a great resource to have on a weekend like this is our nbc bay area map. you can get a layout of the conditions and check it on the go even if you're in the middle of an easter egg hunt. we're getting a look at how strong the winds were in san francisco. this street was no match for them. came down just after noon on fillmore street. it doesn't just block the sidewalk. the tree fell on some power lines. took out the lights to three nearby buildings. no one hurt. happening tonight, a major highway project will force the closure of the interstate for the entire night. this is a map of where this project is taking place. work is expected to last into easter morning.

tom jensen is live near 680 where they will stop traffic in both directions around midnight. >> reporter: in both directions, right about 12:30 in the morning. it will last through the night, a complete eight-hour work shift until at least 8:30. they're saying maybe even 9:00 in the morning. this is what they're removing is this old overpass here at sheridan road, and the interstate here will remain completely closed, 680 in both directions. a new overpass was already installed last year. this old one has to come out, and they plan to get it all done all tonight. that means traffic is going to be crazy on the side roads where all of the vehicles will be rerouted around this project area. that includes niles canyon road, mission road and others. all of them lead to one point on the other side of this project at 680 and androtti road at the super food mart and gas station where they're opening 24/7 and expect to be very busy.

>> everybody's going to take back roads. there's no way they can go anywhere. >> reporter: i talked to the project manager earlier tonight. he said they will break up this old overpass into large pieces tonight, and use heavy equipment to move it on to a little holding area here off to the side where they've got room to then over the coming days break it up into smaller and smaller pieces and load it onto trucks and haul it out of here. now, if you are planning on heading north maybe towards sacramento or coming from the east bay heading south towards san jose, have plans into easter morning to visit relatives, whatever, caltrans chp are recommending that you use either 580, 880 or highway 238 to get around this project because those -- these other arterial roads around here probably will be backed up. we're live, thom jensen.

a small grass fire sparked in san jose this afternoon. it happened along the railroad tracks. no homes or buildings were damaged. crews are still trying to figure out what caused it. a follow-up to the case of a body discovered in the water near fort funston yesterday evening. the coroner has identified the person as a 28-year-old man from dos palos in merced county. tyler collins was reported missing last month near rockaway beach in pacifica. he was swept out to sea by a rip current while he was swimming. the coroner confirms the body is that of the missing man. the official cause of death has not been released. three of the world's top mountain climbers are believed dead in the canadian rockies. ross kelly and hansjork aure

were climbing on wednesday when they failed to check in, searchers went up after them and found evidence of a massive avalanche. all three elite climbers considered the best of their generation were sponsored by northface. tributes are pouring in from across the globe. hard work for a good cause. family and friends helped raise money for hit and run victims in oakland. angel garcia vasquez and his mother were killed in a crosswalk: the boy's uncle was critically hurt. volunteers took over the parking lot at fremont high school for the event. friends say this is one small way they can help the family during a time of crisis. >> so we're really doing this to help the father who also has two little ones. so it's just a community effort here. we have a lot of local merchants helping out as well as volunteer community members. >> police have identified but not yet arrested the suspect. a bay area woman who caused quite a national uproar after

screaming at a man wearing a maga hat is now missing. the confrontation happened earliearl this month at a coffee shop. the woman rebecca parker manke was reported missing yesterday. she never returned to her palo alto home after visiting a friend in lake county. after the maga hat incident involving the guy you saw in the other photo, manke lost her job at a local music store. she received death threats. investigators are concerned because she did spark so much outrage. expect to find road closures in downtown san francisco starting tomorrow night. fremont street between howard and mission will be closed while crews take down a support system at the sales force transit center. the system was put up last september after cracks were found in the new building's steel beams. the stretch of fremont street will close from 9:00 at night to

5:00 in the morning for about a month. a new easter event in the south bay turned out to be really popular for thousands of kids and their parents. the winchester mystery house z advertised this event as its first and most bizarre egg hunt ever. they planted a thousand eggs. believe it or not, it wasn't enough. >> unfortunately there was no eggs leftd, so we just did a little bit of walking around and people watching. so many people here, we didn't really get to do what we thought we had planned. >> we'll probably have more eggs, 5,000 this year. my original thought was to do 13,000 eggs because 13 was sarah winchester's favorite number so potentially next year much more eggs. >> they'll definitely be better prepared next year. many parents did tell us they were quite pleased with the event despite the shortage of the eggs. now a follow-up to that baby elephant seal beached at aquatic

park in san francisco. that seal is still hanging out there in the sand continuing to get a lot of attention. there's currently a naming contest going on. you know that had to happen. the current contenders are sandy, which i kind of get, crusty or ernesto. the seal is molting which is a process of shedding its skin. it's common for this type of seal to molt once a year. usually they do it further down the coast. >> this one's a social seal. >> this one wanted to be on social media. >> the video you're looking at may have killers in the footage. a journalist was murdered. tonight police are pouring over this video. and more cuts at tesla. this time it's the higher ups. the decision tesla says it's making in order to welcobecome e efficient company. a chilly start to your easter sunday. 70s make a comeback for the afternoon. coming up, we're talking about

80s, maybe even 90 in the seven-day forecast as we come right back. in the wake of the mr

report )s explosive findings, a sharp divide is emerging among the democ in the wake of the mueller report's explosive findings, a sharp divide is emerging among the democrats. the question now is move on or move to impeach the president? n nbc's white house correspondent kelly o'donnell has more. >> reporter: the democrats' dilemma. >> i get that there are a lot of folks who say this is politically charged. democrats shouldn't go here. >> reporter: but elizabeth warren broke out of the 2020 candidate pack, first to call for impeachment. >> we cannot be an america that says it is okay for a president of the united states to try to block investigations. >> reporter: also today in new hampshire, pete buttigieg who says an election victory is the best remedy, while honing in on

the fallout. >> like establishing that a president shouldn't be above the law and, you know. >> reporter: and in south carolina, kamala harris who wants public testimony from mueller himself. >> we should have the underlying evidence. >> reporter: here in florida, the president strategically carefr carefree, posting images of the links with rush limbaugh and pro fwo golfer lexi thompson and time with his grandchildren. that could not obscure his fire on twitter, ridiculing the mueller report as written as nastily as possible and declaring the russia hoax is dead. >> that was kelly o'donnell reporting. you can read the mueller report for yourself. we've posted every single page of the public version on our website. the link is right on our front page there, nbcbayarea.com. new surveillance video tonight surrounding the death of a journalist killed in northern ireland, lira mckey was shot

during a riot in londonderry. police released video showing mckey and the crowd followed by footage of the suspected shooter. officers arrested two teenagers in connection with mckey's death. she was just 29 years old. now to a developing story out of mexico's gulf coast. police are searching for the gunman who opened fire at a family gathering killing 13 people. video captured the emotional aftermath of the brutal slaying. this happened at a bar in veracruz last night. the unidentified shooters opened fire. after searching for a man at the bar, they killed seven men, five women and a child. four other people were hurt. the motive is unclear, but the area does have a history of gang violence and political corruption. new video out of the carolinas tonight. the tornados and the heavy rain have cleared out, but now we're getting our first look at this type of damage. this is from above, a rural part of raleigh, north carolina. the storm brought down trees onto homes, tore the roofs off

of buildings. tornados were reported in at least six counties across the state. the good news is nobody was hurt. new tonight, tesla is planning to make more cuts, but this time at the top. four of its 11 board of directors, the fremont company made the announcement in regulatory findings last night. tesla wants to stress this. the four directors not leaving over a disagreement. the carmaker says a leaner board will help it act more efficiently. the company has cut 3,000 positions to make that happen. the directors will officially leave the company at its next shareholder's meeting june 11th, now for a new twist in the robert kraft tape. there are reports that the new england patriot's owner inside the massage parlor is being offered to the highest bidder. tammy lightener has more. >> it didn't take long, just one day after a florida judge blocked prosecutors from

releasing surveillance video allegedly showing patriot's owner robert kraft inside a jum ter s jupiter spa. according to the blast, someone offered to sell portions of the video taken of the billionaire from orchids of asia day spa, and this report had lawyers rushing back to court for an emergency junction. the blast reporter and founding mike walters tells nbc news the video appears to show kraft undressed laying on a table with his hands behind his head. the video appears to have been shot from overhead, and they were shown only a portion of it. he would not say who approached them or the price. after doing our due diligence, we felt inclined not to go any further. kraft was charged with two counts of soliciting prostitution stemming from incidents at the spa january 19th and 20th. he's tis pdisputed the charges, attorneys arguing in court last week that releasing the video

will compromise his right to a fair trial. >> why would anyone need to see that kind of material unless maybe you're a juror and you're at trial. >> nbc news is one of a handful of media outlets suing to obtain access to the video. lawyers for the owners of the spa filed an emergency motion thursday after this alleged leak citing the article in "the blast" and one in the new york daily news. the court record accuses one or more people attempting to sell to the highest bidder pointing the finger directly at two government agencies. either the state or the jupiter police department have violated court order. the jupiter police department responding we have not released any video evidence in this investigation, and we did not believe that anyone in the police department or state's attorney's office would compromise the investigation by leaking evidence. the state's attorney's office saying it will respond in court. pope francis presided over the annual easter vigil this evening in st. peter's basilica

at the vatican. the pope carried a lit candle up the main aisle of the basilica. others with candles followed. in his homily the pope urged the faithful to live not for transient things like wealth and success, but for god. tomorrow morning the pope will give a speech from the basilica balcony. it is a good time to take in a national park, and you can't beat the price. national park week kicked off with free admission today. it's one of only five days in 2019 that all park service sites that charge a fee offer free admission to everyone. there are more than 400 parks throughout the nation. you have between now and april 28th to take advantage. this is going on all week. >> you should head out there soon. the weather is absolutely gorgeous. >> behind us we have a gorgeous sunset. >> if you're inside, there's a lot of wind out there too. still breezy and chilly around the bay area right now, but today obviously the coolest day

we'll see in the next seven as we transition from almost like winter like weather this morning, real blustery and cloudy. you see right there at the bottom of the screen, don't be distracted, summer coming towards the middle part of the week. right now in san francisco, clear skies. look at the wind speeds, still near 30 miles per hour, gusts still closer to 40 around sfo into the tri valley, a cool 52 degrees. winds 10 to 15 miles per hour. san jose in the 50s currently. high of only 65 today. keep in mind, we'll be at least 20 degrees warmer than that by the time broach tuesday and wednesday. one more aspect of winter like weather to deal with. it's this line of shower that has been off to the north. that line has weakened considerably. some of the futurecast models bring us just one more chance of a few sprinkles there. mainly east of san jose by midnight. setting the stage for a chilly start to easter morning.

a pleasantly warmer afternoon tomorrow. we'll see 40s to low 50s in the morning, high temperatures tomorrow making a return to the 70s, low 70s closer to san jose should see mid-70s south of morgan hill, tri valley also in the mid-70s, close to 70 in oakland. 77 degrees up around pittsburgh tomorrow. you can see around the peninsula winds still coming in off the ocean. that's going to keep temperatures in the 60s to low 70s, including san francisco in the 60s and for the north bay we'll see highs in the mid to upper 70s for your easter sunday. here's the reason why. monday, tuesday, and wednesday you see that ridge of high pressure builds up and over northern california. this is going to lead to warming as we give you a sneak preview of that warming on monday. notice how the temperatures have a chance of hitting the 80s. by monday afternoon now, check out what happens on tuesday. warmer start to the day, and some of the weather models showing that we could see mid-80s in the forecast by tuesday and that is not the warmest day of the week. that's likely wednesday for san

francisco. as you can see there, tuesday and wednesday, those temperatures climbing into the mid-70s and valleys continue to see temperatures climb. i do think concord or antioch, fairfield maybe by wednesday and thursday could be close to 90 degrees, and we haven't been there since last september. >> september, all right, rob, thanks a lot. still to come, it's been 20 years. for them it seems like yesterday. a look back at the shooting at columbine high school and how the littleton community is honorihono honoring the day. wait an entire reimbursement check until our consumer team got involved! plus---waiting for another warm up! we )re tracking your forecast as you gear up the start of your work week. join us monday morning from 4:30 to 7.

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>> reporter: in a park just a few blocks from columbine high school, they gather to honor the victims. >> we showed them that we can overcome evil. we can love one another. we can become family. >> reporter: 20 years ago today, 12 students and a teacher lost their lives. >> the ripple effect of those losses continues today. >> reporter: this ceremony caps off days of remembrances, a church service on thursday, a vigil at the columbine memorial friday. >> we don't want it to ever be forgotten. >> reporter: and today a series of service projects across the community important to the family of victim lauren townsend. >> people are thinking about what happened here, what do you want them to think about? >> i don't want them to remember the horror as much as i want them to remember the aftermath when they wanted to be better. >> reporter: the tragedy was unlike anything america had seen before, but since there have

been many more, each one felt in columbine. >> and i can see it in their eyes. i know exactly how they're feeling, and that just opens it all up again. >> it's just unfathom able that columbine wasn't enough. >> the attack prompted a debate over gun violence and school safety and shined a light on trauma. it is columbine survivors who created a support network for all mass shooting survivors, the rebels project, named after the school's mascot. >> a hug from a survivor is totally different than a hug from somebody trying to console you. when you're hugging the other person, you feel the strength, the hurt. >> reporter: 20 years later, the hurt and strength are visible again. still to come, caught on m came camera, police hope these pictures can lead to several arrests. we'll tell you more about it.

a major highway project in the east bay will force the closure of an interstate for right now at 8:30.

>> a major highway project in the east bay will force the closure after an interstate for the entire night. work gets underway in about two hours from right now. nbc bay area's thom jensen continues our coverage of the work being done. >> reporter: good evening, you guys. this is a huge project. you may remember last year we were talking about stoppages here on 680 when they were putting in this brand new overpass. well, now after it's in with the new, it's out with the old. that old overpass right here, the pavement's already been taken off. they're going to start really ripping this apart tonight, and they need to shut down the interstate completely in both directions. that shutdown will actually start at about 12:30 in the morning. workers are coming here right now starting to get set up. they'll get this heavy equipment, rip apart, and then over the coming days they'll tear it into smaller pieces and load it up on trucks and get it out of here. what that means for drivers is

overnight this will be closed until maybe nine in the morning. chp and caltrans are recommending people use 580 and 880 and highway 238 to get around this project. otherwise you could really be backed up on the interstate here on these side roads getting around it. t thom jensen. oakland police are out in full force determined to stop violent side shows. the move comes after last sunday's destructive side show on 42nd avenue and international boulevard. about a thousand people came out to watch or participate in the action. drivers careened through the streets, gunshots were fired, and then later a big rig truck and an ac transit bus were lit on fire. the oakland police department will be backed by the alameda county sheriff's office and chp. a cloud of smoke blew over hippie hill as thousands packed

golden gate park for the unofficial 420 celebration. this is the first time the celebration has fallen on a saturday since recreational use was legalized in the state. >> a day that brings thousands of people to hippie hill like ray breed of oakland. >> just everybody coming together. we all got one thing in common, it's weed. >> at golden gate park where the unofficial event goes back years to celebrate cannabis and to smoke out. >> you get a better high and a tastier high. >> tom willhelm had quite a few curious smokers stopping by where he set up on the hill. >> it tastes so good you want to smoke more. >> reporter: glass was not supposed to be allowed but people carried bongs and did their own thing under hazy skies. >> i think it's really embracing the legalization of it, and also the medicinal purposes. >> reporter: this year saw more porta-pottie porta-potties, more security, and because it's on the weekend more people were expected but they were warning people not to

buy from random people in the park. >> last year about a dozen people ate fentanyl laced marijuana edibles, and they had to be revived with narcan, taken to the hospital. this year all of our park rangers and all the police have been trained with narcan. >> around the park people were selling. many said they just wanted a mellow vibe, good music, and good food. >> no bad vibes or anything, so i like it. >> christie smith. police did make seven arrests today and kicked out one guy who was walking around with a snick on his shoulder. in the south bay people are being asked to keep their eye out for a missing mountain woman. she was last seen around 5:00 in san jose. the chp and mountain view police issued a silver alert because pugh suffers from a medical condition that could make her disoriented. she's 5'5", 110 pounds with

black hair and brown eyes. she was wearing a brown jacket and blue jeans. new tonight, solano county deputies are asking for your help. two weeks ago thieves broke into a worker's truck parked in rio vista. . police say the bandits made off with several items including credit cards. draining the workers accounts and thieves were caught on camera driving a white two-door cadill cadillac. new details tonight on the story of a van stolen from a day care. we first told you about this earlier this month. concord police released this photo right here today of the man they say they charged with stealing the van. his name is ryan kerry. police say the van was taken from diana dare day care last week. here's surveillance video of the crime in action. then on tuesday, a dispatcher spotted the van driving and called police. the kids were so excited to have the van back that they sent flowers and cards. the dispatcher was spotted it.

still to come, we are learning about a tiger attack at a zoo. it happened in front of visitors. the story's next. new video tonia

massive fire in peru. it sparked last night in a warehosue in lima, and it spread to several buildings new video tonight of a massive fire in peru. it sparked last night in a warehouse in lima, and it spread to several buildings nearby. the warehouse burned to the ground. not only were a lot of firefighters there, hundreds of police officers were called out to keep people back. no word on the cause tonight. at a hospital in kansas right now a zoo keeper is recovering after getting mauled by a tiger in front of witnesses at the topeka zoo. nbc's molly hunter has more. >> tonight a sumatran tiger at the topeka zoo has been locked up after attacking a zoo keeper. >> she's currently being treated at a local hospital. >> around 9:15 this morning the zoo was crowded with families. >> this morning our male tiger injured one of our keepers. they were in the same space. >> in less than ten minutes the

zoo was evacuated and emergency responders rushed in. the keeper was alert and awake when she was taken to the hospital. now she's in stable condition. >> lacerations and punctures to the back of the head, neck, he essentially tackled our keeper. >> reporter: the zoo was closed for about 40 minutesment this live stream shows the tigers in their holding cages. 7-year-old sanjev won't be put down. >> sumatran tigers are critically rare. he did what a wild tiger does. >> nothing like this has happened here before, but back in december at a wildlife preserve in north carolina, a lion killed a 22-year-old intern. alexandra black was cleaning the area when the lion escaped its cage attacking her and later authorities killed the lion. officials in topeka say they're still investigating why the attack happened. molly hunter nbc news. it is a packed weekend, passover good friday, and

tomorrow's easter, a lot of people traveling. researche research baylor are reminding you to be careful in your trip. one study found airport security bins can carry more germs than a toilet. if you buy food at one of those airport grab and go stands, check the label. make sure the food is not expired, and when you get to your seat, wipe down tray tables before eating on them. at the hotel, use antiseptic wipes on the phone, light switches, and wash out glasses left in bathrooms. in the gym clean off machines and weights before and after you use them. still to come, a lot hoppening this weekend. easter is tomorrow. one annual event is set to take over san francisco. and we're seeing a pretty view looking west of san francisco, but it is still pretty windy outside. some gusts close to 40 miles per hour, we'll let you know what

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were perfect. that )s the ultimate combinatio, enticing surfers to santa cruz. the sun was out and the waves were perfect. it's the ultimate combination enticing surfers to santa cruz. >> that was the case last weekend, but along with the seasoned surfers there were beginners as well. garvin thomas has their story in this bay area proud. >> reporter: one of those volunteers is a surfer named brian waters. brian told me as a kid he lived in 14 states in just a span of seven years. that is a tough way to find a community to fit in with. well, he eventually did find his community and is now using it to do some good. >> there's an old saying about still waters running deep, but in santa cruz this weekend. >> and then we'll get you checked in. >> brian water is just plain

running through his lists mainly. >> you never stop checking. trying to stay one step ahead. >> reporter: brian has volunteered for a big job, head of water safety for operation surf. >> i'm proud to be back here with our crew. >> reporter: this is the ninth year that operation surf has returned to santa cruz bringing with them wounded active duty military and veterans. for the next five days they'll be taught by surf instructors, challenged by the ocean, and in many ways healed by the experience. it's something brian knows well. he moved around a lot as a kid and rarely felt part of a community until he discovered surfing. >> from basically 15 onward was where i could finally identify with a group. >> reporter: brian has not stopped surfing since, the sport has given him a life including now the chance to use it to help

others. >> that's a huge accomplishment. i never thought i could get something like that from the ocean and my surfing abilities. modesty aside, i can surf sure, but if i can affect other lives through the vehicle of my passion, i'm winning. >> he isn't the only one, one by one, all around him wounded warriors were reaching their goals as well. >> i want to be there for them when they need to lean in. when they need events. when they need to be celebrated with a high five that they just rode the first wave of their life or the 50th wave through the end of the day to kind of raise up not only their excitement but also that they're being celebrated and i want to serve them how thaiey've served us. >> operation surf continues to grow. this was its ninth year in santa cruz. they recently expanded a couple of years ago into southern

california. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. happening tomorrow, roller blading butterflies, handmade bonnets and of course the easter bunny. that's what you can expect at the 28th annual san francisco easter parade and spring celebration. the video you're watching is from the event last year. this year the parade will make its way down union street so a lot of fun for the kids and the entire family. head out there. >> you mentioned bunnies. and a bunny may seem like a real cute and welcome easter gift. however, the owner of a rabbit farm in canada has a very different message. the breeder says rabbits are a lot more work than people expect. after easter's over, she's offering families a three-day rental. you can rent a bunny. it lets families decide if they want that pet for the long-term or maybe return it. >> it's very difficult just to impulsively buy what you think

is a cute cuddly easter bunny and then realize it's too much in the end. >> shelters around the world know very well the novelty of having a bunny wears off. renting a bunny or a chick for that matter might just be the wave of the future. i've had a couple of pet bunnies over the curioourse of my years >> we had a pet bunny, too, but it got lost. >> it didn't get lost. what happened? >> well, we left the cage open. >> what was your rabbit's name? >> i don't remember. >> really? >> i was young. a i was a young girl. >> mine were doc and leonard. >> i'm impressed by your memory. >> we digress. it will be a great day. >> to take your bunny for a walk. >> if you want to do that, weather east goi weather's going to be better for that. wind to finish the day. today likely will be the last of 60-degree temperature days for the valley. right now san francisco we really cleared out our skies. still windy out there.

53 degrees. temperatures in the low 50s along with the wind are making things feel a little extra chilly. 52 in dublin. wind speed starting to drop around the santa clara valley and the one item to watch between now and midnight still a slight chance at this last band, which for the most part is passing us by to the east. some of the futurecast models still bring a hint of a stray shower there around mount hamilton. our skies continue clearing. as we head into your sunday forecast, which will set the stage for a bit of a chilly start, some 40s outside if you have some early easter plans around sunrise, you'll certainly want a evacuajacket. a little less wind tomorrow. we'll call it breezy, 10 to 20 miles per hour instead of the gusts above 40. it happens tomorrow should be in the low 70s around san jose. still in the 60s around san francisco and half moon bay. as that sea breeze trends a bit more weak and we see winds turning slightly offshore by tuesday and wednesday, that's going to lead to a big change in

temperatures. if you have lake tahoe plans, sunday still looks fairly cool. look at that, 60s in the sierra by tuesday. santa cruz comfortably in the 70s over the next few days. it might trend warmer than what you're seeing there for tuesday: notice napa how we go from upper 60s today, 70s tomorrow, and getting ever so close to 90 by tuesday, and here's the reason why. really a summer type ridge of high pressure building over northern california, sticking around for a while, so one other thing we might want to watch if the winds are light, maybe our first spare the air days for summer type air pollution. this happens when you get high pressure to last for two to three days and the winds go light like we might see. that's going to lead to some warming and maybe air quality issues midweek and obviously strong high pressure. seven-day skrooutlook doesn't l like it has any rain. big changes now in your seven-day forecast. easter sunday right in the middle of the transition to things getting a little too warm

for some folks. san francisco tomorrow still 60s, but on our way to mid-70s midweek and for the valleys including napa to the north out towards the tri valley, areas south of san jose, tuesday through thursday we have a decent chance of upper 80s to maybe 90s. winter today, spring tomorrow, summer. >> we're doing it all in less than a week. >> what a seven-day forecast. >> you forgot fall, but i guess we can wait. it's tgoing to cool off at the end of the week. it a great day to take in some baseball. >> the a's host the blue jays for a saturday matinee and the giants love to make the pirates walk the plank next in sports. 1

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warriors in l.a. for game four against the clippers tomorrow. golden state flexed their muscles thursday night to take a 2-1 series lead. steve kerr is not letting them forget the clippers historic come back in game two. >> everybody likes coming here, a lot of family on the trip. everybody's pretty happy about the result the other night, but, you know, we just got to do it again, you know. you got to win two more times. you can't get too relaxed and, you know, enjoy l.a. too much. we've got to get our rest the rest of the day and tonight and be ready to play tomorrow for the early start. now on the ice, the sharks face a must win game six tomorrow in las vegas. they hope to keep that momentum going to force a game seven. watch all the action on nbc sports california starting at 3:30 with sharks playoff live, the puck drops at 4:00. let's go to the diamond

where the a's are hosting the j's at the coliseum. top four, two men on, no outs, up one, a three-run shot to dead center, j's up 4-0. brandon drury with back to back jacks in that kwgame, and that' going to do it for mike fires. a tough day for fires allowing six earned runs in three and a third innings. the a's have been outscored 25-5 on the current home stand. >> yeah, we've been stagnant. it hasn't just been on the pitching end. we have not swung the bats well. houston pitched us really tough. stroeman was really tough yesterday. you get tired of saying everybody's tough. so you know, shoemaker comes out of the game, and we still don't do much after that. we have to get on a better roll offensively. giants at pnc park,

pittsburgh up one, can you teach me how to kdugger. the gim ame is tied up at 1-1. we'll head out to the bottom of the 5th, same score, cole tucker, his first career big league hit for the go ahead home run. that would send the game into a long rain delay, three hours, the giants have lost four straight. >> it's a shame. you know, we lost that game, we tied it and two outs. the kid hits a home run off him, you know. wasn't for bad luck right now, we wouldn't have any. that's how things go. panic smokes that ball and probably the only first baseman tall enough to get it, but you know what, we got to change it, but that's a tough one, you know. we're in the game and we've got

four more innings of ball. and to lose it the way we did, you know, come out of that tieng t inning tied, we're looking okay. >> the giants and a's hoped to salvage a game tomorrow. that's all the time we have for sports. new tonight, where luggage sometimes goes to get lost, love was found. >> a unique place to get hitched. a large crowd gathered in baggage claim at the cleveland airport for a wedding. good luck, folks. oh, my gosh. are you tearing up? >> absolutely. there's a reason for this by the way. >> family and friends came together for the union of ron peterson and his bride michelle. the couple first met at baggage claim in twech2007. >> we were going to show up and get married and be out of here before security showed up. >> it would have been much smaller. >> luckily they cooperated and this is the far better choice. >> wow. >> the airport was more than

willing to help with the ceremony shutting down two baggage claim areas to ko accommodating 130 guests helping the newlyweds land their perfect wedding. >> 130 guests, that's a lot of guests in baggage claim. >> what was the reception? >> it looks like it was right there. more power to them. >> very cool. at least you don't have to worry about the weather if you're getting married indoors. >> if you're getting married outside not at an airport concourse, looks good tomorrow, easter sunday. summer like temperatures. >> thanks so much for joining us. we'll see you at 11:00 tonight. >> good night. so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers, and save hundreds of dollars a year. are you pullin' my leg? nope. you sure you're not pullin' my leg? i think it's your dog. oh it's him. good call. get the data options you need and still save hundreds of dollars... do you guys sell other dogs? now that's simple, easy, awesome.

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