morning. the fire broke out just before 7:00 a.m.çó a person was trapped inside on the second story. firefighters used a ladder to bring him down safely. the cause of that fire is still under investigation. starting tonight, two bay area amc theaters will honor prince with a special showing of "purple rain." they will have shows through thursday. the roxy in san francisco is also doing a midnight showñr tonight. inñiñi minnesota, ñiprince's re were cremated in a private event andñi his fans spent another da gathered ñ%3outside his home. abc newsñiñiñiñiñi reporterñrñi ert has txerçóçóxd ñrlatest.çóñi ♪ little red corvette. >> i like "little red corvette." you could feel like how he was feeling when he was singing. >> reporter: for the majority of those who blased flowers,

balloons and artwork, paying tribute meant reflecting on the sound track of their youth. ♪ that's what it sounds like when doves cry ♪ >> i grew up in the '80s, and prince was with me when i grew up. and i'll never forget "when doves cry." it's still one of my favorite songs. >> he was just one of the most important artists of my generation. he left such an influence on i think everyone that was from the area. >> reporter: many stunned thatç such a powerhouseñi is ñigone. çó you loved andñr hasñ bringsy heartçóñiñi to know thatñr he it artist, a genius as he was, to die so young. >> reporter: another all-night dance party happened in downtown minneapolis at the historic first avenue club for the third time this weekend, fans will

continue commemorating the life of prince while partying like it's 1999. ♪ 1999 interestingly, outside of the occasional cell phone playing "purple rain," no music playing here, rather an extended moment of silence while prince's songs remain on repeat all around the world. in chanhassen, minnesota, adrian bank ert, abc news. >> back here in the bay area, today marked a triumphant rush of a playground at an east bay park. we were at the park in pittsburg where the city held a ribbon cutting ceremony for a new playground. vandals destroyed the old one in 2010. 60 parents formed a group to assess the city's 63 parks and determine that deand saturday was most in need. the city council allocated 50,000s for the ayground. >> it's great for kids because kids need to be outside playing. they need to be active. they need to be away from their tv screens and breathing fresh air. >> the group also partnered with

police to start a neighborhood watch program in hopes of getting more people out to the park. one bay area school district in desperate need of teachers is hosting a job fair to find them and offering incentives to hire them. abc 7 news was in pittsburg as the school district searched for qualified job candidates, offering teachers in math, science, bilingual and special education a $5,000 bonus for signing on. teachers who graduated from the district are eligible for that bonus as well. >> it's a great place to work in pittsburg. we have a great diverse community. it's a booming area. it's affordable housing, and we've been able to attract and bring on some great people here in pittsburg. >> the district is also looking to fill other positions like bus drivers, substitute teacher, clerical and cafeteria workers. in the race for the white house, five big primaries are just days away. all of the candidates were out today hard at work campaigning. and donald trump addressed comments about who he really is.

abc news reporter mary bruce has more. >> reporter: if i acted presidential, i guarantee you that this morning i wouldn't be here. >> reporter: not exactly changing his tone, gop front-runner donald trump on the trail in connecticut addressing comments from his campaign suggesting his over-the-top rhetoric is just an act. >> he's projecting an image that's for that purpose. >> reporter: an audio obtained by the "new york times," trump's new campaign chief promised republican officials that the billionaire will tone things down. but the candidate doesn't seem to be on board with that plan. >> you know, i sort of don't like toning it down. >> reporter: his supporters seem split. >> he seems authentic. >> i personally hope he'll look for presidential than he has in the past because i do like what he stands for, but i don't like the way he says it. >> reporter: meanwhile, his main rival ted cruz accusing trump of lying. >> what's amazing is donald

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information on this issue on our website at abc 7 news.com. a wild rescue in the north bay today. coming up next on abc 7 news at 9, how firefighters used a smartphone to trick a dozen ducklings that needed to be rescued from a pipe. and this week's mild weather could see a little bit of rain. willñi apu)cóñiñiçóçóñi ofñrçóñiñrçiñr

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i don't foresee that being an issue going forward. >> conditioning and keeping an eye on that also. >> yeah. the conditioning, the rhythm after being off that lodge, it's an issue. but we'll monitor that and steph doesn't take too long to get his rhythm back generally. i think he'll be fine. >> there's always the concern that he may reinjure that ankle coming back too soon. >> it's stable. it's no swelling or anything. soy can do everything i need to do. >> looks like all systems are go for steph to play against the rockets game four on sunday. >> thanks, mike. don't forget you can watch game four right here on abc 7. tip-off time 12:30, following the contest join abc 7 sports director larry biel, former center and mark spears for "after the game."

mike will have postgame reaction from houston. last night giants pitcher samardzijah had a pair of hits and three rbi. tonight it was jake peavy's turn to show off his skill at the plate. among those at at&t park tonight -- the giants got to marlins pitcher jose hernandez for two runs in the first. buster posey singles home panik. ozuna hit this in the third. peavy allowed two runs on seven hilts over seven innings. into the fourth with the bases loaded, peavy helped himself with a two-run single to left, making it 4-1 san francisco. the giants tacked on two more in the seventh after a gregor blanco triple. he comes home with a base hit. san francisco wins 7-2. they'll try to complete a three-game sweep tomorrow. the a's and a few of their fans were in toronto. oakland off to a fast start. kana rip a's solo shot in the

first irng, three of his four hit thz year have been home runs. that lead woul't last long. in the second, josh donaldson takes chris bassett deep for a three-run bomb, 5-1 jays. donaldson had three hits and four rbis. tulowitzki also had three hits, two of them solo shots. toronto wins 9-3. it's the a's first road loss this season. lake merced golf club is hosting the lpga swinging skirts classic. leanne pay shot a 3 under par 69 tied for second. she sinks this birdie from the fringe. this is choi with the long birdie putt on 13. second round leader na more ra continues to set the pace. she carded a 71 today and has a three-stroke lead going to the final round. and after three rounds of the texas open, rickey barns has a one-stroke lead. trying to capture his first pga

tour event. he is winless in 221 starts. he is due. >> you could say that. rick, thanks. next on abc 7 news at 9, spreading some goodwill after this amazing half court shot by a sacramento past

coupling up at 11, back from the devastation in ecuador. a bay area couple who lived through the earthquake shares their story. also, after a breathtaking flight over the golden gate bridge, an aircraft without a drop of fuel gets ready to land in the bay area. that's tonight at 11. the sacramento pastor who wowed the crowd after sinking a half court shot at a kings game gave away the prize he won. he didn't believe it himself

when he heard the swoosh april 5th. he walked away with a brand-new car. today he gave the ford sedan away to a family in need saying he wanted to help out someone else. he says he's happy enough that his wife and son were there to witness his feat. prayers were answered. that's it for abc 7 news at 9. our next newscast is at 11 on abc 7. see you then.

no, don't. i'm mad at them. [chuckling] why? what happened? not one of them called to congratulate me on our engagement. ah. that they might be off the hook for, because i didn't tell them. what? why not? [chuckles] i just didn't, you know, want to deal-- come on, it won't be that bad. okay, you know what? here we go. [hangs up receiver] uh, everybody, just wanted to make an announcement. pam and i are engaged. hi, everyone. i thought you were already engaged. nope. that was roy. she was engaged to roy. thank you, angela. i got a gift for pam and roy. do i have to get another one? yes. a little close to my engagement there, tuna. what's your game here? to get married. she's not a virgin, you know. wow.