>> good morning. it is 7:00 on the nose. and this is a live look at the bay bridge from emeryville. good easter morning. thank you for joining us. i'm chris chmura sitting in for kira klapper. vianey arana is here with your microclimate forecast. is it good? >> it is. it is a little cloudy in some parts. the clouds will burn off better than they did yesterday. our temperatures still cool, in the 40s, as a matter of fact, in those places. oakland is running a little bit earlier. this may be a false read. overall into the arch, look at the icons. any cloud cover that is out will

burn off mid morning. it will make way for mostly clear skies. temperatures will climb into the 70s now. this is just the beginning of a warming trend. it will set us up for a little preview of summer-like temperatures in the bay area. today topping out in the 70s. expect clear skies into the evening as well. as you head into your workweek, temperatures going to get worker. a complete look at the warmest day of the week because we are talking possible low 90s. go outside and enjoy the nice weather. >> this if you wanted summer in your easter basket, you got it. >> it's on its way. we are tracking breaking news in sri lanka. a series of explosions have been triggered at hotels and churches there during easter sunday mass. nbc news confirmed at least 207 people were killed and hundreds more injured. the near simultaneous explosions rocked three churches and three

luxury hotels, leaving 450 people hospitalized from their injuries. a security officials said some of the blasts were suspected to have been carried out by suicide bombers. the first blast ripped through st. anthony's shrine in colombo. outer sri lanka's 22 million, roughly 10% are christian. the state defense minister says seven people are under arrest for the attacks. back here at home, a police shooting investigation this morning in south san francisco. officers were called to a burglary in progress at the genesis office complex on number one and two tower place. police blocked the parking lot entrance and exits.

but they plowed into squad cars trying to get away. police opened fire on the truck, but it sped off. the suspects later ditched their truck and ran about two miles up the road at bay shore boulevard near guadalupe parkway. all three suspects were eventually caught and arrested. one officer was hurt during the collision with the getaway car. that officer is expected to recover. >> happening now, you might be planning on connecting with family members on easter. but if you plan to do it by crossing the east bay, something might get in the way. there is a complete shutdown on 680, both northbound and southbound at sheridan road closed near sunol. workers started clearing the overpass. the interstate will remain completely closed for an estimated eight hours. a new overpass was already installed. niles canyon, mission road, all of them leading to one point on the other side of this project at 685 and andrade road.

they expect to be open 24/7 and very busy. >> everybody will take the back road, coming back on this side. there is no way they can go anywhere. >> if you are planning to drive-through the area, caltrans and chp recommend 580, 880 or 238 to get around the major construction work. the howling winds gave a scare. the 4-year-old got blown off her floating unicorn and into the water. luckily, she have wearing a life vest. she asked to take a picture with her rescuers as she got a lift back to her dad. great teamwork saving this girl at lake berryessa. officers do not want a

repeat of last sunday. "today in the bay" has why. >> oh, my, they have burnt down a trailer. >> reporter: a semi truck getting looted and an ac transit bus in flames. the damage is prompting this weekend's enforcement. >> i'm getting impacted -- city worker noel guyeo said this. >> i'm trying to grow a neighborhood. we as latinos and african-americans, we live here. we want to make the place better. >> reporter: only the last few days they have been posting on social media warning of the operation. the oakland police department is preparing its large contingent of officers dedicated to side show activity for the weekend. in sunday's incident, police say the looters pulled a gun on the semi truck driver and then broke into a trailer. >> the driver that they robbed, burned his truck, he is upset with me yelling at me on friday

and saying why didn't the police do something. >> reporter: police say they were outnumbered. one deputy was injured when he tried to take action. nbc bay area news. bay area woman who caused a national uproar is missing. we told but rebecca parker manke and the confrontation earlier this month. after she yelled at a man at a coffee shop she lost her job and received death threats. friday morning she was reported missing. she was last scene visiting a friend in lake county and supposed to head home to palo alto but didn't make it. she might have gone off the grid to avoid any more negative attention. but they are concerned because she did spark so much outrage.

the coroner has identified a person as a 28-year-old man from per second county. tyler collins was reported missing last month near rockaway beach in pacifica. a friend said he was ripped out to sea by a rip current while swimming. three of the world's top mountain climbers are believed to have died in the canadian rockies. they were climbing in banff national park. searchers went after them and found evidence of a massive avalanche. all considered the best of their generation were sponsored by north face, based in alameda. tributes are pouring in from around the globe. >> a small grass fire parked up in san jose. fire crews were quick to put out

the flames on alma court. crews are trying to figure out what caused the fire. expect to find weeks of road closures in downtown san francisco starting tonight fremont street will be closed while crews took down a rail system because cracks were found in the steel beams. the one-block stretch of fremont will close from 9:00 at night until 5:00 in the morning for about a month. the entire repair project is expected to wrap up by june. where there's smoke there's usually fire. here there's just a lot of people having fun. we're talking about san francisco's annual 420 celebration. thousands packing into golden gate park to smoke out together. this is the first time the cannabis celebration yesterday has fallen on a saturday since they legalized recreational use. partygoers say it's a hit.

>> i think that it's really embracing the legalization of it and the medicinal purposes. there were no reported issues with fentanyl at this year's event. police, however, did make seven arrests and kicked out one man because he had a snake, a live snake, on his shoulder. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay" for you. coming up, we'll take you live to washington, d.c. for our weekly interview with chuck todd, moderator of nbc's "meet the press". also, we'll take you to vatican city for easter mass. the message pope francis had about today's violence in sri lanka and to political leaders around the world.

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"meet the press" and larry gurson who is joining us now. chuck, good morning. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> the mueller report is out, redacted, subject to interpretation. so what's next? >> well, you're going to hear on the show today rudy giuliani's version of what's next. he has contentions with pretty much most of the mueller report. accepts only a handful of findings to it, and believes there needs to be a counterinvestigation into how did the investigation begin. and in fact, in so doing, essentially he wants to mainstream the idea that it is okay to get a foreign adversary's stolen material as long as it is true, which would open up ethics when it comes to our campaigns. and jerry nadler, who i also have on the show, who said what he has read in the mueller report is impeachable. but he's not ready to say whether they're ready to go down that road because that decision

is a political decision as much as it is a legal decision. so that's where we stand. >> chuck, regarding the mueller report, is it likely to sway voters away from president trump over time, or will most people just pass it off as nothing more than old news? tell me. >> well, look. i think the three and a half week head start that bill barr gave the president, no collusion, no obstruction, getting that talking point for three and a half weeks before we actually got to read the mueller report, i think that is a huge -- it doesn't -- we could talk about the -- the efficacy of it all. that in straight up political terms, larry, was a gift to the president and accomplishes what you suggest in your question, which is it allows the mueller report to be through -- viewed through nothing but a political prism. and as long as it's viewed through a political prism, it becomes left versus right, not right versus wrong. if that's the debate they get to

set up, they're fine with that. it will be interesting what democrats do. i get the sense they basically don't want to do impeachment. they hope voters are outraged enough. i'll tell you, i think this is one of the cases where there are unintended consequences with any decision they make, and those apart good consequences. >> crystal ball time. the nixon move forced the president to resign. do you see some kind of similar smoking gun down the road with the mueller report? >> look, i do think you shouldn't ignore the 12 mysterious offshoots of the mueller investigation. there are 12 unknown offshoots that had nothing to do with russia but had to do with other attempts to influence in some form or another. we know some involve other foreign countries, including israel, uae, possibly saudi arabia and the inauguration. they are potential land mines

that you never know when they go off. but when they go off, they could be game changers. we don't know how extensive they are. from what we do know, if this is everything we know, i don't think this changes many republican minds. i think mitt romney is out on his own on this one. >> all right, chuck, thank you very much. it's the beginning, not the end, right? thank you very much. be sure to join chuck for "meet the press". he made reference to what he has on the show, president trump's attorney, rudy giuliani and jerry nadler of new york. "meet the press" at 8:00 right after our newscast. and, larry, you'll be back in about 40 minutes for our weekly political discussion. we will dig deeper into the mueller report, right? >> we sure will. >> we'll see you then. pop francis celebrated mass at st. peter's square marking a joyful moment for worshippers even as the church faced violence targeting are

christians in sri lanka. pope francis didn't deliver a homily but after the easter speech about conflicts and other difficulties around the world, this year the easter season has been marred by the fiery destruction of notre dame last would ebg in paris and the church bomb attacks today in sri lanka. the pope not only denounced cruel violence but called for political leaders to put aside their differences and work instead for peace. happening today, back here at home, roller blading butterflies, handmade bonnets and the easter bunny. that's what you can expect at the 28th anniversary beaster parade and spring celebration. this is video from last year's event. this year the parade will make its way down union street. lots of fun for the kids and the entire family. vianey has delivered the perfect

forecast. >> i am so happy that the weather turned out to be perfect. yesterday the clouds had a lot of people worried. a little breezy, windy. just a passing cold front to the north of us. >> we're good now. >> we are okay now. the temperatures this morning are running a couple of degrees cooler compared to yesterday morning because of the passing cold front. san jose, 48 degrees. it's beautiful out there. we have a lot of sunshine. that camera is blown out. it doesn't look like that in san francisco. 46 degrees. and the coastal fog and 24-hour temperature change. as i mentioned, the cold front swept through. as a result our morning lows right now are several degrees cooler. sunnyvale, 7 degrees cooler. livermore, 10 degrees cooler. napa, 11 degrees cooler. this doesn't mean we will have a cooler afternoon. as a matter of fact, once the clouds clear out, we will see high pressure dominate in the forecast. that will warm us up into comfortable 70s. san jose, high of 72.

east san jose, 73. in through the east bay, also expect to cee lo 70s for oakland. we have mid to upper 70s in the tri-valley. livermore, 74. pleasanton, 76. and along the peninsula, still breezy at times. but not as gusty as yesterday. redwood city, 72. san mateo, 66. heading into san francisco, a high of 66, 68 degrees for the most part throughout the afternoon. north bay, again, mostly clear skies. 78 degrees for santa rosa. 73, novato. the 70s will only set us up for the beginning of a warming trend. a strong ridge of high pressure is starting to make its move. that will give us a preview of the warm temperatures that we are expecting this week. so we have a strong ridge of high pressure that will begin to build in on monday into tuesday. that will warm us up into 70s, 80s, nearing 90s for inland valleys, especially for the east bay. by tuesday and wednesday, we will be seeing some of our

warmest temperatures so far even in san francisco. today highs in the 60s. monday and tuesday, into the 70s. thursday, we'll stay in the 70s. a system will change things a bit, cooling us down into the 60s. as of right now, though, we're not tracking rain for the next few days. monday, 80 degrees. by tuesday and wednesday, those temperatures will warm up thanks to a high pressure that begins to build in. and this is when we could be seeing our first 90-degree day in the bay area so far this year. go out and enjoy. happy easter, everybody. >> 90 and dry. sounds good. all right, vianey. there is much more ahead on "today in the bay". two women half a world apart. what one is doing for the other. and the one thing they have in common that prompted her to act. a story that will make you bay area proud, next.

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go safely, california. welcome back. it is now 7:22. our next story involves a professional communicator working in public relations here in burlingame. these days she is using the skills to help save a life a world away. a personal essay got an unexpected response. garvin thomas has bay area proud. >> ariana is director of community relations and public relations for alaska an airlines. it is her job to spread the news about the good her company does. well, then it's our job to spread the news about the good she is doing. >> and then does belle go in here? >> being mom to two toddlers like ariana is to gabby and mica

means ready to change course at a moment's notice. it's a skill ariana demonstrates outside of child rearing and explains how she ended up jumping into action to help a stranger half a world away. >> my goal for her is to find the donor she needs. >> it started with an article to the houghington post. >> some my day job i'm a public relations professional. so i do a ton of writing in my day job. but becoming a mother has really fueled this creative outlet to write personal pieces on this side. >> her article spotted by a woman in germany who dashed off a message asking for arianna's help. >> email said invest your bacteria. help a mother raising biracial children. >> and that is how ariana learned about as tri d, a woman in germany with a rare blood

cancer in seven of a stem cell donor. >> i'm hopeful we can find a match for you. ariana spreading the story of astrid's plight and the need for biracial donors of all types. >> i owe it to her. as astrid could be me, the girl next door, my children. if we are not here on earth to do good and help others, what is the point? >> reporter: one mother whose personal essay has led to a personal quest to help another. >> one of the challenges finding a match for astrid is in the worldwide pool of possible donors, only 3% are biracial.

if you would like to be tested to see if you're a match for her or anyone else in need, go to my facebook page. i have a link to sign up. garvin, thank you very much. much more ahead on "today in the bay". coming up, democrats divided over what to do now that they have the mueller report. the presidential hopefuls weigh in. >> plus, more cuts at tesla. this time it's the higher-ups. what they are doing to become a more efficient company. at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. people wake. and smile, when they see the sun. not that one. this one. it makes knowing when to take your prescriptions clear as day. up to fifty percent of people don't take them properly.

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good sunday morning. it is april 21st. but more importantly it is easter. and this is a live look outside at the municipal rose garden in san jose. looking good, right, vianey? >> it looks beautiful. the rain made all of that nice and green. >> close to 200 varieties of

roses out there. and if you haven't, you've got to check it out. wander through you there, plop down with a picnic. it's a beautiful spot. >> great place for selfies. right, chris? >> i don't do the selfies. good morning. i'm chris chmura, no selfies, in for kira klapper. >> off to a beautiful start. into the 40s. don't worry, the sunshine will be warming us up. right to your easter sunday forecast. bay and inland temperatures in the 50s. biff 9:00 a.m., we have a little bit of cloud cover hanging out. clearing skies by 12:00, your lunch hour. 64 for the bay. upper 60s for inland areas. winds from the northwest. very light. not very breezy. by 3:00, our temperatures will warm into the 70s. the high pressure will begin to

dominate. it will be the big story for the week. mild temperatures will dominate. the winds will be picking up into the evening. by 7:00, breezy northwesterly winds. 10 to 20 miles per hour. temperatures overnight in the 50s. as you wake up tomorrow, you'll see sunshine. stick around the next 15 minutes. >> thank you very much. we look forward to it. this morning we are tracking breaking news out of sri lanka. a series of explosions triggered at hotels and churches during easter sunday mass. nbc news has confirmed at least 207 people were killed and hundreds more were injured. the near simultaneous explosions rocked three churches and three luxury hotels, leaving nearly 450 people hospitalized from injuries. a security official said some of the blasts were suspected to have been carried out by suicide bombers. the first ripped through st.

anthony's shrine in columbo. a second church was struck in the north of the capital city. and a third church was hit in a town in eastern seri lanka. seven people are under arrest in connection with the attacks. back here at home, a police shooting investigation in south san francisco. officers were called to a bush larry in progress at the genesis office complex. number one and number two tower place. they blocked the parking lot entrance and exit, but the suspects plowed into their squad cars trying to get away. police opened fire on the truck, but it still sped off. the suspects later ditched their truck and ran about two miles up the road at bay shore boulevard near guadalupe parkway. later all three suspects were

caught and arrested. one officer was hurt with a collision with the getaway car. the officer is expected to recover. >> happening now, you might be planning on connecting with family members by car this easter. if you plan on doing it crossing over to the east bay, something might stand in your way. there is a complete shutdown both northbound and southbound 680 near sunol and sheridan. workers started removing the overpass 12:30 this morning. the interstate will remain completely closed for an estimated eight hours. a new overpass was already installed, but the old one has to come out. traffic is being rerouted. niles canyon, mission road, leading to one other part right at the sunol super food mart and gas station where they are opening 24/7 and expect to be very, very busy. >> everybody is going to take the back road.

then coming back on this side. so there is no way they can go anywhere. >> if you are planning to drive-through the area in the next hour or so, caltrans and chp recommend using 580, 880, or 238 to get around this major construction project. a cloud of smoke over a hippie hill as thousands packed golden gate park for the annual 420 cannabis celebration yesterday. the unofficial first time the party has fallen on a saturday since recreational use was legalized in the state. most had fun, but seven were arrested. northbound bay area christie smith has the story. . >> 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. >> golden gate park where it goes back years to celebrate cannabis and smoke out. >> you get a better high.

and you get a tastier high. >> tom had quite a few curious smokers stopping by where he set up on the hill. >> it tastes so good you want to smoke more. >> 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. >> this year saw more security, po port- port-a-potties. >> last year about a dozen people ate fentanyl-laced edibles and 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. >> but around the, pa, people were selling. many say they just wanted a mellow vibe, good music and good food. >> no bad vibes or anything.

so i like it. >> reporter: christie smith, nbc bay area news. hard work for a good cause. family and friends helped raise money for hit and run victims in oakland. 6-year-old angel garcia vasquez and his mother alma were killed last saturday night in a crosswalk. the boy's uncle was critically injured. this is one small way friends say they can help the family during a time of crisis. >> so we're really doing this to help the widowed father who has two little ones. it is just a communitiest hey e here. we have merchants helping out, as well as volunteer community members. >> they have identified but have not yet arrested the suspect in that hit and run. solano county deputies are asking for your help. here's a look at the suspects

via surveillance video. the bandits made off with several items, including credit cards. they then used the cars at nearby stores, draining the workers' acts. the thieves were seen driving a white two-door cadillac. new details in the story of a van stolen from a daycare. we told you about this earlier in the month. concord police released this photo yesterday of a man charged with stealing the van. his name is ryan carrie. it was taken last week. there is surveillance of the crime on tuesday. a dispatcher spotted the van -- spotted someone driving the van and called police. the kids were so excited to get the van back. they sent flowers and cards to the dispatchers who spotted it. in the wake of the mueller report, revealing findings, a sharp divide is emerging among democrats. either move on or move to impeach the president.

nbc's white house correspondent kelly o'donnell has more. >> reporter: the democrats' dilemma. >> i get there are a lot of folks who say this is politically charged, democrats shouldn't go here. >> reporter: but elizabeth warren broken out of the democratic pack. first to call for impeachment. >> with we cannot be an america that says it's okay for the president of the united states to block investigations. >> reporter: pete buttigieg honing in on the fallout. >> establishing that a president shouldn't be above the law. [ applause ]. >> reporter: and in south carolina, kamala harris, who wants public testimony from mueller himself. here in florida, the president

strategically carefree. posting images on the links with rush limbaugh and lexi thompson. at times with his grandchildren. but that could not obscure his fire on twitter, ridiculing the mueller report as written as tphaftly as possible. and declaring the russian hoax is dead. >> that was kelly o'donnell reporting. you can read the mueller report yourself. we have posted every single page of the public version on our website. the link is on the front page of nbcbayarea.com. tesla is planning to make more cuts, but this time at the top. four of its 11 board members l removed. the palo alto company made the announcement in regulatory filings friday night. tesla wants to stress this. the four directors aren't leaving over a disagreement. the carmaker says aliner board will help it to act more efficiently. the company has already cut

3,000 jobs to help make that happen. the directors will officially leave the company at its next shareholder meeting set for june 11th. a zookeeper is recovering at a hospital in kansas this morning after being mauled by a tiger at the topeka zoo. nbc's molly hunter has the story. >> reporter: tonight a sumatran tiger is being held. the zoo was crowded with families. >> the male tiger injured one of their keepers. they were in the same space. >> reporter: in less than 10 minutes, the zoo was evacuated. 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 40 minutes. this live stream shows the tigers now in their holding cages. the zoo director said the 7-year-old tiger won't be put down. >> sumatran tigers are rare. he did what a wild tiger does. >> reporter: back in december in north carolina a lion killed a 22-year-old intern. alexandra black was killed when a lion escaped its cage. later authorities killed the lion. officials in topeka are still investigating why the attack happened. molly hunter, nbc news. was the mueller report a fair representation of robert mueller's task? political analyst larry gurston rejoins us. and the rain-soaked trip to pittsburg. heights for you next.

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thursday, the voters now have the opportunity to decide for themselves. n-b-c bay area political analyst larry gerston rejoins us now to assess the most critical voters have the opportunity to decide for themselves about the mueller report. larry tkpwur stopb joins us for the most critical part of this inquiry. do you think the report is a fair representation of the task robert mueller was given? >> doesn't it seem like it went on forever? but really it wasn't that long. it was simple, very simple in terms of its origins. one-page assignment given to

mueller. it called for the charges of russian involvement with the trump presidential campaign and other related elements. so such the report not only focuses on the russian angle but any efforts to interfere with the probe. thus the report has two big parts. each close to 200 pages in length. one reminder is critical here, especially for those who have scoffed at the report as a democratic assault. and that's this. conservative republican deputy attorney general dan rosenstein appointed tpaorformer fbi direc robert mueller. that undercuts charges of any democratic trickery. one other factor that is important to this credibility, that is the mueller team conducted interviews with more than 500 people, including many key staff members inside the trump administration and campaign who gave their firsthand accounts of their experiences.

>> okay. regarding possible russian interaction with the trump campaign, the report finds no evidence of conspiracy, criminal conspiracy. so does that mean it's a clean bill of health for the trump campaign. >> let's go there first. in terms of any participation in that conspiracy idea we have been talking about, the investigation finds no smoking gun. but, but, but. and that is the report comes down hard on russian/trump campaign by noting the russians wanted trump to win and the trump campaign expected to benefit from any russian help. but since the two parties never formally connected, never formally moved forward in a cooperative way, there were no such charges. that said, the report points to sinister would-be behavior. >> perfect segue to part number two. the idea that perhaps the president of the united states obstructed justice in order to thwart this investigation.

what did we learn here? >> that's the sticky part. the mueller report is thick with instances, chris, of where the president either directly attempted to stop the russian investigation or instructed them to interfere with that process. one obvious instance, we all saw this, when president trump told nbc anchor lester holt that he fired fbi james comey because comey wouldn't ease off on the russian investigation. but more than that, the mueller report identifies at least 10 instances of trump and others to derail the probe. the report goes on to say that most of the time trump subordinates refused to carry out his orders pause of their concerns that they were illegal. again -- again, it's important to remember that trump appointees who were appointed, interviewed, provided evidence, much -- for much of the mueller narrative, they were the ones who were there and they actually corroborated. >> people who were in the room?

>> yes. >> ten instances you said. given that, could mueller have recommended impeachment? >> people are asking that question, for good reason. many, many years ago the department of justice offered the opinion that a president cannot be indicted while in office. using that as a standard, the mueller report specifically did not recommend indictment or impeachment. however, the report clearly suggests further action should be in the hands of congress if any action is warranted. that's why we now hear of the mention of impeachment. most congressional democrats are weary of doing so without support of public opinion. >> okay. you teach politics and government. >> yes. >> professor, i have a question for you. when you teach about this particular chapter in history, what will you teach to your students? what's the takeaway? >> so many. so many. first, the attorney general. the attorney general william barr, remember that four-page

summary of the mueller report? russian interference took place as early as 2014 with obama administration taking little action in two years. third, leaders in the executive branch and congress were not vigilant when they saw inappropriate behavior by the president. fourth, at least 14 investigations continue, which means questions about potential ilhee tkpwalts will continue for months, if not years. finally, chris, look, large sec tors have ignored the press. they said it was fake news. well, they weren't. the mueller report is now public. we have it here. while i hesitate to recommend reading the entire 440-page report, look, the brief

summaries are as good a place to begin as any, and those are really worth reading. >> i agree. hr hraer, thank you very much. >> thank you, chris.

happy easter sunday. not a lot of fog out there. we have a little bit of cloud cover and your temperatures are feeling slightly cooler compared to yesterday morning. 48 in san jose.

and the reason why our temperatures are running a couple degrees cooler, we have the cold front that passed by. that brought on cloudy skies and windy conditions yesterday. a quick look at where we are now compared to the same hour yesterday. 5 degrees cooler in san francisco. 10 degrees cooler in livermore. as we head towards the afternoon, we will be a lot warmer than we were yesterday. your easter sunday forecast, 56 inland areas. 54 for the bay. any cloud cover that you see will begin to burn off just a little bit of waivered sunshine. 12:00, 68 degrees. winds light from the northwest, 5 to 10 miles per hour. right around 3:00 is when we will begin to see a gradual but nice warmup into the low 70s for the bay. 75 degrees for inland areas. and the winds will begin to pick up just a bit. 10 to 20-mile-per-hour winds.

breezy by evening. right around dinner time, 62 for the bay. 70 for inland areas. again, breezy conditions. all in all, mostly clear skies. temperatures topping out in the 70s. a fantastic day to go outside and enjoy the weather. this will set us up for a warming trend on the way for the workweek. let's talk about the warming week ahead. we get a strong ridge of high pressure that builds in as early as monday. and you can see that making its way over the bay area. as it settles over the bay area, it will dry us out and warm us up. we're talking 70s for the coast and the bay. inland areas, 80s, near 90s for inland valleys. the warmest days of the week will be tuesday through thursday. get ready for that. it's going to be a little bit of a preview for summer around here. all right. the next seven days, a quick look at what you can expect. 66 degrees for san francisco today. happy easter. monday, we are going to remain dry. you don't have to worry about any rain this week. 70 degrees.

tuesday we begin to see the warmup into the upper 70s for san francisco. 76 degrees. 75 into wednesday. and then as we head to thursday and friday, that warm high ridge pressure breaks down. we will see the return of breezy to windy conditions. check out the mid-80s by the middle of the week. i wonder how many people will be complaining about the warm temperatures. it is a hit or miss here. microclimat microclimates. some people hate it. as long as it's sunny, i'm okay. >> i will take the warmth. perfect weather to hunt for easter eggs. >> absolutely. >> speaking of which, let's talk about the new easter event that turned out to be a little too popular for thousands of kids and their parents, the winchester mystery house advertised it as the most bizarre easter egg hunt ever. there were 2,500, two and a half times than expected. organizers planted 5,000 eggs

around the gardens, but that just wasn't enough, leaving many kids and their parents with empty baskets. >> unfortunately, there was no eggs left. 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. we had 5,000. my original thought was 13,000. 13 was sarah winchester's favorite number. potentially next year much more eggs. >> the pressure is on, natalie. makes sense to have more eggs. many parents told us they were pretty pleased with the event despite the shortage of eggs. >> i wonder if they have a tradition. i don't know if you do this. my family used to put 20s in the eggs or $5 bills. oh, yeah. it really got the crowd going. >> $20 bills. >> only two or three, but -- >> i had jelly beans left over from the year before. sticky ones, all clumped

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