and we start by taking it live look outside to south africa from our camera. a little bit overcast this morning but we're expecting another beautiful day in store for the bay area. good morning, everybody. thank for joining us on kron4 news weekend. let's take a look at the serve had of day forecast. we're expecting mostly sunny clouds today with highs into the lower to mid-80s. a little cooldown tomorrow and the big news a chance of showers that chance on wednesday into thursday. but overall we're expecting pretty mild temperatures around the bay. let's got you caught up on the

news this morning . download the mobile app. >> authorities are resume their search this morning for two people who were missing following an boating accident off the coast. golf of the four people aboard have been confirmed dead. officials say the passenger set out an a fishing tripping about 5:00 when they didn't return that evening they began searching for the boat. they found the boat overall turned saturday morning. local boaters are not surprised. >> i can see that happening. you can quite easily get crossed. glrnlt >> authorities aren't sure whether or not they were wearing life jackets. 84% weren't wearing them.

a fast moving wild fire threatening 900 homes testimony started saturday evening. this morning it's spread to 175- acres. fire officials say that the blaze is burning through thick and dry vegetation that hasn't burned in years. mandatory evacuations are in place for homeowners. the drought conditions are partially possible. >> this is an example of what the drought has done. normally this wouldn't burp. the wind is creating itself from the fire. >> investigation this morning. >> don't know what to do. if i need to get back to start planning evacuations or what. >> the cause of fire still under investigation this morning. so far no injuries have been

reported. >> to the bench. fouled. >> it was a thrilling warriors win in oakland on saturday and now they're up 1-0 in the best of seven seerlz against the new orleans pelicans. the police spent the afternoon where fans had a bad case of playoff fever. >> it was a spectacle here in game one of the nba playoffs as you might expect. the stars came out ready to play for golden state. clay thompson and steph curry have had mountain games. it was a party earlier on. let the players warriors fans came the reputable win. >> very excited. >> after a few pregame selfies and the trip up the golden carpet, showing off their team color, fans piled in.

>> it comes down defense. >> everyone paying top dollar to get in. >> 245-dollars. the experience is priceless, mean. >> and the warriors certainly appoint do this to for show. thoi put -- clay thompson and grannams in the mix. after the first quarter, the warriors were up 15 holdings the pel dance to just 13 points. >> dominating on the boards. offensive glass, defensive glass. warriors basketball, man. >> the pelicans eventually recovered or were anthony davis led only to shoot kids with 32 points but curry and tomp sop imiemed for 35 and that was enough to hold back the comeback. >> warriors win by 7. >> it was awesome. it was great.

>> it'll get to us. we're going to be do step. it was a big step for the guys wearing these jerseys they have championship expectations. >> but through playoffs a wane is a win. >> make some free throws and we'll keep guys off foul line. that kind of stuff. win and get better the next time. both teams back here should be another good one. if oakland >> coming up, at 9:45. the beat rir are be here to talk about last night's game and a look ahead for the dutch. >> today is the final day of south africa's cherry bloz some

festival. it's wrapping up this afternoon. that's where you can catch cultural arts demonstrations. you want to be there for the grandpa raid that starts at 1:00 today. the floats and drummers will be heading to post streets. >> if you'd like a full list log on to the issue website. call 4.com. we've have to see the other problems. why her death i won be up there. it would have a justified shooting coming up on kron fews. how one officer is being praised for not opening fire. >> they try to end an 8-game -- threuzing streak before the giants antea game coming up. a recall impacting more than 90,000 cars. we'll let you know if war

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aware back. a coast guard rescue caught on camera. a 30-year-old man from a passenger boat yesterday. 26-miles west of san diego. officials say the man was suffering from possible kidney stones. a helicopter crew safely hoisted him and transferred him to waiting ems workers. he was taken then to the hospital for treatment. two people remain in critical condition after a gas explosion in fresno friday. four people have been released from the hospital there. authorities say a county worker on a backhoe hit a gas line sparking the fire. that person on the backhoe was working with an inmate crew. the county worker and one of the inmates still listed in critical condition this morning. the explosion caused highway 99 to be shutdown for part of the

day on friday. investigators still at the scene trying to figure out how it all happened. >> one of the mini coopers is being called. prevents the air bag. s problem effects the 2005 and 2008 mini cooper and mini cooper s. one minor injury has been linked. the company will be fixing the problem in the effected molds for free starting on may 1st. >> still ahead for you, a big celebration in cleveland. we're going to tell you which bay area-based band is in the rock and roll hall of fame. you can see overcast conditions there. we'll be right back with the forecast.

we're back. talking about weekend weather. take a look now at this live shot from the golden gate bridge. you can see that the towers of bridge obscured by the fog. another lovely day with highs ranging into the 70s maybe even in the 80s in some spot. the seven-day forecast. you can see that they're expecting a high of 84 degrees inland and in the south bay and pretty much mild temperatures throughout the rest of the week. but there's that chance of rain that's coming on wednesday possibly into thursday. so we'll keep an eye on that for you as we move throughout the week. if you're headed to the giants game today you can expect 1:00 first pitch. you can expect mostly sunny skies. beautiful temperatures with temperatures in the mid-60s. a little bit breezy. a light jacket or sweater if you're headed out to the ball game. happening right now a live

image now from oklahoma city where a ceremony is being held to mark the 20th anniversary of the bombing of the federal building there. 168 people killed that day. let's listen in. >> i can remember very clearly mayor ron north and his leadership that he provided. the days, weeks, months, years to come after the home city bombing. and the steady head that he brought to a time that was very dark for oklahoma city. mayor, we appreciate you and thank you for your leadership. we won't ever forget that. [ applause ] >> and governor keading. i remember that day very well.

on april 19th because the day before the governor and i celebrated our 100th day in office. but can you major being a governor, a new governor, 101 days in office and all of a sudden, the national but the international world-wide limelight in such a time of crisis for our state and the steady hand he provided along with first lady to guide us once again through our darkest hours to bring us hope and encouragement and reflecting this weekend about all the different things that you must have had to make decisions about, governor. what a difficult time that was for you. but we appreciate you. we're very fortunate to have them who went above and beyond. thank you for what you do. we appreciate you. [ applause ] >> and i remember april 19th very well as was mentioned.

we were down several blocks from here at the center having the annual metro prayer breakfast. at the that prayer breakfast we had over a thousand people who were there they day to pray for god's wisdom, guidance, forgiveness, to director steps as a state to prayer and worship and as you know -- >> we've been listening live now to the commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the bombing in oklahoma city at the federal building there. 168 people were killed. n that explosion. you've been listening to comments by governor of oklahoma mary fallon. on to other news, california regulators have a new plan. it would require some cities to conserve more while reducing

targets for other. how much you would have to cut all depend on last sum ears water use in your area. the range of reductions would be anywhere from 8 to 36%. the plan would be voted on by officials in may and would take effect in june. now let's take a look at how much some places might have to cut if that plan is approved. san francisco would have to cut by 8%. customers that have east bay mud would have to kit by 20% and hillsborough among the places facing the biggest required redestruction. 36%. those restrictions could be enforced with fines. >> turning now to national news it's a crowded field of 2016 presidential hopefuls. well known and not so known candidates. on saturday rand paul led notable speakers at the first in the nation summit in new hampshire. andy rose reports that it

criticized the republicans and democrats alike. >> made their case in front of hundreds of republican activists in new hampshire. senator rand paul told the crowd republicans need to carry their message to new people to win. >> we need to talk to business owners, we need to talk to the workers. we need to talk to rich, poor, white, black, brown, we've got to get out there and go places we haven't been going. >> he pulled no punches when talking hillary clinton. >> i'm starting to worry that when hillary clinton travels there's going to be two planes. one for her and her entourage and one for her baggage. >> he says the u.s. should never have intervened in libya. >> the others will criticized them but they would have done the same thing. paul wasn't the only gop heavy hitter in new hampshire

saturday. former presidential candidate mike huckabee told the crowd. i want the republican party to start acting like the republican party. we know somebody that likes to use the -- the nuclear deal with iran. >> any candidates for president who is fit to be commander in chief must be prepared in january 2017 to appeal anything that undermines the national security. >> a historic mistake. >> convicted boss and may author bomber will be back in court on tuesday for the first day of his trial sentencing face. they'll be deciding whether he'll spend the rest of his life in prison or get the death penalty. this comes as the parents of 8- year-old martin richard the youngest victim of the bombing are underring fall authorities not to butt hem in debt they

say sentencing him to death could bring years of appeal and prolong. one ohio police officer being praised for not pulling his gun. a tense confrontation as the chief said it would have been a justifying shooting but they did not fire a single shot. can you get the story? >> i wanted to be usely sure. >> easier said than done and that's never been clearer than through the lens of the body camera when the homicide suspect he's following gets out of his car and charges. >> jumped out. i had my car. my firearm was drawn on him. hut his hands up in ther air. he was screaming and yelling shoot me, shoot me.

>> they told officer the suspect's may threaten suicide by cm and a gun under his street. his own split section observto do. >>he's got his owner side. you put his hand in the becket so my eyes are watching that hand right now, nothing else. >> reporter: knowing back up was on its way he kept back pedaling whicker the officer insisted he shoot them. i don't want to shoot you. just get on the ground but he one having fun at me. shoot me or i'll shoot you. >> the suspect charged. >> he got towards my face right that i walked balance. i'm thinking that if he goes into attack, i'll have to defend myself. >> just in the nick of time there's a sound of backup and a surrender. >> for him to make the judgment

he did, it shows great restraint and maturity. this video clip should delay all. that if you want justify if tft it is 18. >> officer kidder said a relative game him the body camera after what happens in ferguson, missouri last august but the new police chief say he's helping to get body camera funding for the rest of the department. still ahead for you. we'll have highlights for that. that take a look at the ring camera. take a look at the bring. overcast skies in the east bay there as we take a look at the approach. not much traffic to roll out. be right back.

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the giant looking to end an eight-game losing streak. before game, they got their 2014 world series rings. there was a lot of bring on the field yesterday. and two of the rings were actually delivered from the sky. the giants tweeted out these photos. the world series ring for the manager delivered by sky divers and the players weren't hesitating to show off their new jewelry. there you go. look at it. it was posted to instate treasurer tbram and showing the ring up close with the gold logo on the top there. the three world series trophies on the other. they're calling them triplets and giants relieve this photo on twitter but the calories shouldn't my challenge. congratulations to the giants and their fans. >> now to the actually game.

finally waking up. an 8-game losing streak. getting on the board with an rbi single. the biggest hit came from bran don crawford to give us three- run lead. they would win 4-#. the giants and d-backs wrap up the three- same series this afternoon. first pif scheduled for 1:05. the a rz in kansas city taking on the american league champion, royals. the as bats coming alive. they put up 5 in that inning who would crush a three-run homerun. there it goes. it was all the funds they need. 5 to 0. they wrap up their series later on this morning. first pitch is for # 1:10. join us sunday night as ez we

have the playoff. plus the as battle the world series runner up while the giants mix it up. it's a full half hour sunday night at 9:00 right after the news.

we're back on kron4 news weekend. in case you're just joining us. here's what we're talking about this morning. authorities resuming their search this morning for two people who went missing following a boating accident off the coast. two of the four people who were aboard the boat have been confirmed dead. the passengers set out on a fishing trip about 5:00 friday morning. when they didn't return that evening, crews began searching for the boat. authorities found the boat overturned in the rocks near tamalis point saturday morning. a fast moving wild fire. that blaze started saturday evening.

this morning it is spread to 175-acres. mandatory evacuations are in place for home owners the area. no injuries have been reported. and the golden state warriors survive to win their playoff series. final 106-99. steph curry leading with 4 points. gained two set for at 7:0. turning now to weather let's take a live look outside. not a lot of traffic to talk about but there's some overcast skies there in the background in the east bay and we're expecting overcast skies over pars of bay area this morning but they should be clearing to give us another mild day. plenty of sunshine. taking a look at the seven-day forecast. highs today will range into the mid-80s. 70s near the coast and 58 at the coast. and then the other big news is the week was there's a chance

of showers come wednesday into thursday. keep an eye on that as we move our way through the week. and just a reminder that you can always keep up to date on the weather by downloading that free kron4 mobile app. it doesn't cost anything. you can stay up to daylight. back to the news this morning. today marks 20 reserve in oklahoma city. that attack killed 168 people caused hundreds of millions of dollars in damage. ryan nobles is in oklahoma city taking a closer look at how the city has changed over the past 0 years. >> it is often the first thing people think of when they hear. >> someone had detonated a rider truck. the explosion damaged more than 300 builds in a 16 hfer block radius and killed 168 people.

>> the bombing in oklahoma city was an attack on innocent children and defenseless citizens. >> the two men behind the attack were behind bars. an oklahoma state pulled over ashley before. who days later he was recognized. he's accomplice turned himself in the same they. he was convicted and given the death penalty. he was executed in 2001. >> timothy james mcveigh has been injected. >> serving life in prison. in the years after the tragedy, oklahoma city banned together to turn the treanl into manager ponce. >> i'm just seeing if it was

dedicated. each victim with honored with a symbol chair including 19 smaller chairs in honor of the chirp that died. the selfless action that people took in the moments after became known as the oklahoma standard as they gathered today to remember the fallen. recommit to that standard. a principal that lives on two decades after terror ripped through this subpoena. >> in home city, i'm ryan mobiles report. >> and happening right now we take a live look from oklahoma city where a ceremony is being hold. president bill clinton speaking now. let's listen in. >> i loved hear you relive those times and i want to thank governor keading. most of you don't this, but i'm

known frank longer than you have. we met when i was an 18-year- old freshman at georgetown. i was the southern >> i said i hope cilantro figure it our before i had it leave. the first encounter we wering with a handwritten agreement over a campus issue. it copped from 1964 for 30 years. & kathy were magnificent. and for a whole country you

burned away all teddy squabble leaving only our basic humanity. i came here it thank you i prepared for this day, yesterday in new york by taking hillary to see our tower and in law and to be 7-month old grandchild. and lel rihanna put her to bed and i looked at her so i could remember how you felt. those of who you louis your loved ones. i want to first say i know hard this is. when i came to oklahoma city i

wanted to see the family or the secret service because he's done there and henned to come here because he thought it would be such a wonderful place to. the new director of the 20 years ago he was on my detoo. and he advanced my trip to oklahoma city. when you strip away all the little things that divide us, it's important to remember how tide we are and how much we, allmens. people came here from around the country to help you. one of them was chief the new

york city many i me him hero almost six years later, low and behold lowry i was living in new york with my irt. he lost his life on the 9/11 trying to get people out of the twin tours. and what they fell the first the workers from oklahoma city. and i can tell you nobody has ever forgotten it. so i wanted to say thank you. i think of oklahoma city sometimes is the tale of two trees. that one who proved that you're tossed. >> listening to binder: who was if office during the time the

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we are back on kron4 news weekend. taking a live look outside. there's a lot of overcast there at the golden gate. in fact the tower there is obscured. that should be burning off later on day. let take a look at tornado watches around the bay. high today right now at this point it's 50 trapezius in south africa, 51 in concord in the east bay. so you can see pretty much 50s across the board so far this morning. we're expecting that to heat up a little bit into the 70s and

the -- near the water. 84 inland. again a very nice day. partial cloudy skies throughout the morning but then we have a chance of showers on wednesday into sure. so we'll keep an eye on that as we move throughout the week. one of television's most popular doctors is facing heart issue criticism. they want era to approximate removed. they call hisceps there unacceptable but now as elizabeth tells us he's fighting back. >> reporter: there's nothing ambiguous about what they wrote. we're surprised and dismayed that columbia university's college of physicians and surgeons would permit doctor oz to occupy a faculty opponent. he has repeatedly showed disdisdain and everything based medicine. by promoting quack treatments

and cure in the interest of personal financial gain. >> he's touted many drugs as miracle drugs for weight lost. it costs people to spend large amount of money for treatment that have no pavement whatsoever. if someone did this -- >> reporter: that's ground for dismissal. we provide ultimate points of view which is offered without the conflict of interest. that doesn't sit well with certain agendas. oz rose to fame. it wasn't long before his flowerily language attracted controversy. >> i've got the number one miracle in a bad. >> brought about his mosts for

lake watch crews. >> because owe it's not true. so why would you have this amazing meg phone and this amazing ability to communicate. why would you cheapen your show this is >> i did personally believe in the items they talk about on the show. i passionately study them. i would give mine to audience to give my family all the time and given my family these products. it'll be as science say, based on a magic type. on his shoulders talking about the trip. all fodder who are asking cram university to rethink oz's position. elizabeth cohen. we're going to take a look at the newest rock and roll.

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welcome back. the rock and roll hall of fame added several new members this weekend. ringo star, paul butterfield. just a few -- black hearts. just a few of the new ones at the public hall in ohio. pleb of it music industry artist who took part in the ceremony reich sir paul mccarney. the hall of fame also is celebrating its 30th anniversary. congratulations to all green day and all of the other inductees. >> it's a somber day for family and friends of the victims who dummied the oklahoma city bombing 0 years ago today. we're going to take a look at how the community is marking that anniversary. also ahead stuck on a plane with nowhere to go. what passengers errorred while they were forced to stay on their flight for hours.

good morning. thanks for joining us on this sunday, april 19th. let's start with the weather this morning. take a look at current conditions around the way area this morning. we have high today of -- right now 50 degrees in south san francisco. we should see the temperatures quite a bit a day. highings today going to be in the 70s to 80s depending on where you live around the bay. take a look at the seven-day forecast. you can see that temperature range from 84 degrees to inland to 58 degrees near the coast. we're expecting plenty of sunshine and a chance of showers mid-week and into

thursday. and keep an eye on that as we move through the weekend. just a reminder you can download our mobile app. it's free and available on nearly all deviced. keeps you up to date on the forecast. authorities will resume their search for two people who were missing off the coast. two of the four people were aboard the boat have been confirmed debt. the boaters took off morning despite a small craft advisory. >> the coast guard says they went out fishing yesterday but two of them came home in the hand of rest cuers. local boaters who balloted with weather aren't surprise wide the sinister ending. >> we had to go at an angle because we didn't see the boat. >> look at where the light comes from. you could quite easily crash

the crop. >> they are on the hunt but the coast guard said it doesn't look. visibility was so bad rescuers say they couldn't lift off the helicopters. the conditions were so bad on the day they went to duolook there were visibility of several miles. 15 # to 200 yards. you wouldn't be able to seat end of the crispy field and the waves that we're preaching to both were so big but they were on average about 6 feet high. so that's right here. 6 feet. but there were break tharys got all the way up to here. ten foot high. imagine that approaching your boat. the butt was recovering which is where the century continues and why all that continues off the coast of marion county. that i plan to heed that.

emily turner kron4 news. >> we know the name of who people who who died there. dianne kelly and 59-year-old richard hargreves junior. breaking overnight a deadly accident in palo alto. it happened just before 4:00 this morning to highway 401 southbound. a coast guard rescue caught on camera. an ill 30-year-old man from a passenger boat yesterday. 36-miles southwest from san diego. the man was suffering from possible kidney stobs. the -- they safely hosted the man to ems workers. he were taken to the hospital for treatment. >> happening today the final day of south africa's annual cherry blossom festival. it's wrapping thup afternoon in

japan town and kron4 will join us live. we're looking torbayrd to the big parade. >> the parade will start opportunity #-bg this afternoon. here's a tip. that is where it'll end. when you get here all the hard work -- it starts off at the civic center. tornado watches just the end of the going on. you can just celebrate with the family. we expect about 50,000 people show up. the man who made it all happen made it all over. >> one of 500. >> out of the kindness. they're not getting paid for this. but this is a proud tradition for you. tell us what's different than in previous years. >> hello kitty was a big draw here but like -- you have coming down here on the parade

day here is john, a former ambassador to japan. kennedy was -- before kennedy i believe and he wrote what roseanne bar for that. $50million. he's pretty important. >> why is it so pomato have this? >> just of the whole we're still here. we're very prominent. new people coming? >> yeah. the board of supervisors passed this culturalerer damage and economic the state of illinois warm and watch out when they see jackie. when you see this, it's important to maintain the culture and with that, you know, we hope it get a lot of money and other thing i thinks that keep on -- >> watching us right now for them to come here. logistics getting around here is pretty difficult.

so many bare cads. >> you have bus routes. the 22 coming down. you have the 2 and 3. and the 38. we have a bunch of feeders. you can do a lift. a lot of people have been doing that. i've noticed. right on webster and suter. there's a lot of options. >> got to eat something this morning. i'm starving. >> we got it stirred up pretty soon. >> i never met a meal i won't like. i want to keep him around. he makes me feel taller. this is the illusion height. just getting started. lots of people. right behind me. let me give you a tip. if you want to come down around 10:00, bring a jacket. i was expecting it to be a little bit warmer. a lot of overcast. a little bit web diana.

about 50 degrees right now? >> 55. >> the weather people. baaing it you guys >> . he does it all. he takes care of you. makes you fed. thanks. >> reporting live. a bunch in pan town. >> foul, shot good and one. oh, yeah. it was a thrilling warriors win in a packed unit saturday. now the warriors up 1-game to none. let go ahead and get to the game highlights. the warriors having a little trouble closing out the win yesterday. they -- what a play by curry on this one. they saw 5 point fourth quarter leads when the four points in the final four of the quarter but curry led the way clay thompson chipping in with 21. all had double-double. the pelicans trimmed the

deficit by scoring 20 of the 35 points in the fourth quarter alone. the final 106-99. as you can imagine warrior fans were thrilled. >> that was awesome. it was great. just have a good time. 1-0. we're going to be 2-0 on monday. >> too close for comfort. . >> can't be denied. >> some fans we spoke to paid $100-dollars for a ticket. game two is tomorrow night in oakland. we want to see your warriors pride. a special section on our website on the team and the nba playoffs. all you have to do is send us your photo to breaking news. we'll be showing some of them on the air and online. >> other news that's available through the day. southern california. that blaze started it early

saturday evening. this morning it's spread. the blaze is burning through thick and dry veg station. mandatory evacuates are in place for home owners the area. the draught condition are partially to help threading so quickly. so far no injuries have been reported. >> fill stead for you on 20. take aloeser look. to years lair. how the city changed and how the victims are being remembered today. >> a big surprise at a national record store day show, we have a live show and we got to the see the reaction from music lovers and the state of california releasing strict new rules. they're going to. some are going to have to.

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california regulators have a new plan for mandatory water reductions. but it would require some cities to conserve more. so how much you would have to cut depend on last summer's per capita water use in the area. it would be anywhere from 8 to 36%. the plan will be voted by -- on by officials in may. take effect in june. solet take a look at how some of the places would have to cut if the plan were approved. they would have to cut by 8:00 p.m. they would have to cut by 16%. the city of san jose a 20% cut. hillsborough by the way is among the places facing the biggest group. that's 36%. and those restrictions they say could be enforced with fines. coming up a very busy weekend for republican presidential hopefuls. how they're setting themselves apart. we'll have that coming up after

the break. this live look outside. you can see those overcast skies in the east bay. the forecast is coming up next.

and we're back talking about the weather forecast. wonderful weather for the past several days now. saturday was grade to be outside and today should be a carbon copy. conditions this morning, this is from our camera in san francisco. we have some overcast skies in the city and many other places reported overcast but that should clear and give us mostly sunny skies. let get a look at the seven-day forecast. we're expecting highs from the mid-80s to the upper 50s by the coast. if you're headed to the cherry blossom festival, probably bring a light jacket or sweater but things should be quite nice there in san francisco by the time we get to the parade. expecting the chance of some

showers by wednesday into thursday. we'll keep an eye on that as we move through the week. you can see our national temperatures ranging from chilly 36 degrees in denver and keeping an yay on the southwest where they've been dealing with that the hailstorms. pretty mild temperatures except for the rocky mountain area. and just a reminder that you can always stay up to date on the weather but downloading the mobile app. it's free. won't cost you a thing and you'll be able to keep up with all the conditions as you move throughout the week. >> back to the news this morning, convicted boston may author bomber will be back in court on tuesday for the first day of his trial sentencing phase. jurors will be deciding whether he'll spend the rest of his life in prison or get the death penalty. this comes as the parents of the young es victim are urging federal authorities not to put him to death.

bill and denise said it could bring years of appeals and prolong reliving the most painful days of their lives. it's a crowded field of hopefuls well known and not so well known presidents. senator rand paul led the speakers in the first of the nation summit in new hampshire. the candidates criticize both reps and democratics alike. >> speaking after speaker med their case in front of hundreds activist. senator rand paul told them -- >> we need to talk to business owners. we need to talk to the workers. we need to talk to rich, poor, white, black, brown. we've got to go out there and go places we haven't been doing. >> he pulled no pulllies. >> i'm starting to worry when hillary clinton travelers there's two planes.

one for her and her entourage and one for her baggage. >> attempting to set himself apart from the crowded gop field. the u.s. should nevada have intervened. >> they'll criticize the president but they would have just dope the thing this far over. >> former presidential told the crowd i want the republican party acting like a political party. >> used his speech criticized the president obama's administration nuclear who is fit for commander in chief. must be prepared to repudiate any deal that undermines american national security. >> crews called the plan a

historic mistake. m andy rose. >> the giant looking to end an 8-game losing streak. they got their reinings. a lot of bring on the field. two of riping were actually delivered from the sky as the giant tweeted throughout photo. world series ring delivered by sky divers. now turning to the game. the giants bats finally waking up after that eight-game waking. on the board in the first inning many be but the biggest health so give them a spiel. a 3-run lead. they would it by a final of 401. they wrap up their series this afternoon at at&t park. first pitch at 1:05. mean time the a rz in kansas city taking on the defending as

champion. the fourth inning. five runs in the fourth to put up -- >> to right field. and there it goes. were all the runs. they would go on to beat the royals 5-0. they will wrap up their series 11:10 our time. >> let's take a break butlet that a like look odd golf major delays there depute the skies. we'll be right back.

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they're used to play in front of thousands. but the foo fighters hit a much smaller stage and for the 150 or so fans, they felt like it was a close encounter with greatness. okay -- fan it was the concert

of a lifetime. getting to see warren native and his band mates playing the classic and a few supporters. most of the fans say they've seen the air can you perform. >> . start to finish. >> you really ebb. you got within 10 feet. making faces and sweating on you. it was pretty amazing. >> probably the best i'll of seen because of the swimmers and all of it. third role. pretty unreal. >> those who weren't part of the 150 that got to see the show went to the pine tree plaza trying to catch a glimpse. >> it's so cool that you can just come to a little place like this instead of discovering a big safe. >> even i had the chance to go

inside without my camera instead. >> i do thought it was pretty cool. >> it's hard to believe like- -you know, a band that's so famous is just so down to earth and so real. such a small show. it was crazy. the >> it was excellent. before planning the final game of show. , they would them again come back in ohio. nothing is ever a cool as this. and till ahead you need to working out who's hoves from the cherry bomb festival. thousands expecting it gather. we'll check in and. still foggy overcast conditions at the golden gate. we'll be right become.

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thousands of people have taken in the sights and sound of the cherry blossom festival. it wraps up this afternoon. will tran joins us live with the festival growppedz this morning. hi, will. >> good morning, marty. what are you doing? you go out with a bang. thole be a paid ray emery which starts at 1:00 through 4:00 in the afternoon. i'm at the finish line. you can call this is the finish line. all the hard work is being purt in right now. it's the significant ed or lee. i'm bathroom. he'll be there as well. we expect about 50,000 at least to participate along the parade route. keep in mind you got to get

here early. make sure -- get drop because of would be difficult. let's just show you the video from previous years. this a huge thing in the japanese-american community. we just had a live interview. it's a good reminder that they're vibrant. a part of america. especially in san francisco which is why they have brought in so many people to celebrate. by the way i learned something new this morning. sekorw. it's that culture's way of celebrating the spring. that's with it is a huge deal for all of us. i encourage the under classmen on first back. organizers the young once out here about 500 of them. not getting paid.

just doing it out flt kindness of their heart. come of them. bundle up. some of the flags out here. it's a little bit win cilantro and they'll have festival. and there's the stage. ore. we'll have another live interview with organize. give you some more great information. right now zero is just like the -- all be done getting ready. >> that's. they just eat be this is all the hard work mind the scenes. back to you, march it i. >> the cultural significant of this event decides all the and. >> yes. this is a big deal for them. they do this. it's a 48th year. they hope it goes on and on.

this is a great reminder that we're here. we're proud. we las vegas our culture and we're just as much a part of america as everybody else. a couple days out of year. japantown. as you notice, had a jacket on. we are expecting some overcast skies. some cool temperatures around the bay area this morning. look an cook. we're expecting as i mentioned very nice day around the bill today. once they do person off, let's take a. go across the bay. 53 in san jose. 54 in concord the seven hi addict forecast means i can't wait here. highs from the mid-#ss 0. a chance -- a slight chance of showers. we keep you up to date on that.

cron 4 mobile app. it's free and available on nearly all google play. get that as soon as you can. back to the news this morning, today marks 20 years since the bombing of the federal building that attack killed 168 people and caused of million ofs in damage. nobles from our cnn partnership is in oklahoma city and he takes a closer look at how they've changed in the past 20 years. >> it's often the first thing think of. it's the explosion that happened at the federal court building. >> someone had detonated a rider truck fill with explosives. the explosion destroyed or damaged more than 300 builds in a 16 hfer block radius and killed 168 people. >> the bombing in oklahoma city was an awill node your warm up.

>> in oklahoma state trooper pulled other army veteran. they may bring it with. shortly before his release, two days later he was recognized as a bombing suspect. his police terry nichols turned himself in the same day. he was convicted and dpifn the death penalty penalty. >> timothy james mcdays vab injected >> he was all qcted. in the years after the tragedy, oklahoma city banded together to deter the strategy into something positive. >> they without this see the form -- former -- 19 smaller chairs in honor of the children that died. the selfless actions that average people took in the

moments after the bombing game known as the oklahoma standard athey gathered to remember the falling. they're asking everyone to recommit to that standard. a principal that lives two decades after terror reaches through n. oklahoma city. i'm reporting. back here. the century is over for a citizenning motorcycle. dillon tell off the avenue yacht. they found his body saturday about a half mime southeast of bridge. it was back on april 12th. hargrevesly david so many collided throwing him over the bridge t. took several days of searching on the coast forward to find the body. >> also people are expecting a stabbing near lrk ivohk high school. from our clorp participaten. they began fighting at 2:00. one of them was stabbed four

times. the teenager is expected to survive. the incident happened before a school carnival. so far no rirses have been been made -- sliding through pars of the southeast and west. show you the damage left behind. also a miserable situation for passengers on board a flight to colorado. why they were forced to weight on the tarmac for several hours. check out my breakfast! i got eggs... sausage... ham... bacon... cheese... and toasted sourdough bread.

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for food. opinions coming close to a riot at one point. >> i'm going to make it and we will go. >> instead of rioting they record it. >> they are not in the mood. they don't have to dee dozen anything with us until we've been out here for three hours. >> desperate to get out but couldn't. >> we would be stranded. >> colorado springs airport say it was a mix up. >> there's been a little bit of communication between pilots and the passengers. i was not allowing them to. that's not true. >> turning what was supposed to be a dream vacation

>> they work hard. i wasn't going to get mad. >> into an hours long nightmare. >> that was greg miller reported. a passenger took the packages town denver later on that afternoon. republic airlines says passengers were offered the opportunity to get off the plane. it adds the ewe tieted airlines is reaching out to customers to find a precipitation. >> we have to take a break but let's take this live look outside. 53 degrees right now. an update on the big stories when we come back.

welcome back. in case you're just joining us, getting you caught up on the big stories. two people who went missing follow a boating accident off the coast. two of the four people who were aboard the boat are -- have

been confirmed dead. officials say the passenger set out on a fishing trip about 5:00 friday morning. when they didn't return that evening, crews began searching for the boat. authorities found it overturned in the rocks saturday morning. >> a fast moving wild fire threatening at least 300 homes in southern california. the fire started saturday evening. this morning it has spread to 175-acres. mandatory evacuations are in place for homeowners in the area. so far no injuries have been reported. >> the golden state warriors survive a light push. the final was 106-99. steph curry leading the way for with 3 # points. the game tomorrow night at or can arena weather now. a live look odd. richmond bridge. not this time around. okay. let's take a look at the seven-

day forecast. we're expecting overcast skies throughout the morning. that should clear up giving us a very spring-like day. plenty of sunshine. warm temperatures too. from the mid-80s to the upper 50s near the coast. and you can see that we have a chance, anyway, of showers bit middle of the week. a reminder to -- don't forget to upload the mobile app. it's free and keep you upto date on the weather. 4/7. >> back in the news this morning. tens of thousands are without power. winds gust reach up to 90 miles an hour in parts of texas. a soccer match between fc dallas and toronto was delayed last night because the storm had knocked off half the lights at a stadium. all flights were halted until the storm passed. there were reports of quarter- sized hail in parts of central

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this is the bay area's news station, kron4 news weekend starts now. live look outside at the golden gate bridge, overcast describes and light traffic conditions. we are expecting a good day weatherwise for the bay area. thank you for joining us on kron4 news weekend. i'm marty gonzalez. get a look at the current temperatures for the bay area. 50 degrees in san francisco, 53 in oakland and we were looking at 53 degrees in san jose as well. seven-day forecast shows that we are expecting things to warm up considerably today with highs ranging from the mid-80s inland to 58 degrees near the water today and we are expecting mild temperatures throughout the week. a chance of showers, a slight chance of showers come wednesday. also want to remind you that you can always stay up to date on the changing weather

developments in the bay area by downloading the kron4 mobile app, it's free and good for all devices out there. so go ahead and do that and stay up to date on the weather. turning now to the news this morning, happening today, it's going to be a busy day in san francisco as some 50,000 people expected at the final day of san francisco's cherry blossom festival. this cultural event is wrapping up this afternoon in japan town and that's where we find kron4's will tran reporting live from the festival grounds this morning. hi, will. how are you doing? >> reporter: very cold this morning. i mean, if you come down here, bring a jacket. i busted out with the gloves, because i know the sun is going to come out but if you want to get here and beat the crowds, which i highly advise, bundle up because we expect so many people to be here, there are barricades, it's going to be hard to move around but well worth it. you could see there are trucks coming and going. there are about 500 volunteers who are making this all happen. it almost has the sense of getting ready for a major party

and this is the 48th party in san francisco. >> yes, it is. >> joining me now is greg valoria1 of the organizers with the cherry blossom festival. tell us why it is so important within the japanese and japanese american culture to have this every year. >> it's spring, you know, i think it's spring but -- >> reporter: maybe not. >> but it's spring and for the japanese, the cherry blossom kind of blossoms in the spring and comes -- it's kind of like we made it through the winter, now spring is coming, hey, let's celebrate. so it has those kind of connotations and for the festival here, it's the 48th, celebrating traditional japanese culture as well as new japanese culture so, you know -- >> reporter: for those watching at home, make it easy for them, greg. how do they come here without just losing their minds? where does it start and how do they get the best experience? >> the muni is probably the best. the garage fills up on parade day probably by 11:00 so if you

have to travel by car, we are one of the few neighborhoods that actually have a garage so we are pretty lucky but that fills in by 11:00. alternative garages around but the muni is the best way to get in here and two, three, 38, 22. >> reporter: there are so many people this year. mayor lee will be a part of it, there will be an ambassador as well, floats for days, right? >> we have about 40 to 50 floats this year and they will have the japanese participants from japan coming over as well as our grand marshal and that's going to be cool to see all the floats come down and what ends the parade is this big shrine that they carry with 100 people with saki girls on top of it, two guys riding it and there's a shrine holding the japanese god in there. >> reporter: larger than life and it starts at 1:00, civic center, goes all the way until 4:00 and this is basically the finish line, we have all of the food, the festivities and then, of course, i heard that asians

love hello kitty. i know my kids do. >> it's cuteness. we like cuteness. >> reporter: yes, we do. we also like warmth so bundle up as well. little blustery out here. >> good advice. thank you. that's will tran reporting live from japan town. along with the 50,000 people at the cherry blossom festival, another 40,000 expected to fill at&t park for the giants game that starts at 1:05 this afternoon so going to be a bit crowded in parts of the city. more on the giants later on in the newscast. right now all the bay area is about the golding state warriors. >> fouled, just good and one. >> it was a thrilling warriors win at a packed oracle arena on saturday in oakland and now the warriors are up one game to none and the bush -- in the best of seven series against the new orleans pelicans. the game highlights, the

warriors had a little trouble closing out this win yesterday as they saw a 25-point fourth quarter lead dwindle down to four points in the final minute. seth curry led the way with his acrobatics. he scored 34 for the warriors. klay thompson chipping in with 21, draymon green and andrew bogut had double doubles yesterday. for the pelicans it was anthony davis who trimmed the deficit by scoring 20 of his game high 35 points in the fourth quarter. the final was 106-99 and as you can imagine, the warrior fans were thrilled. >> it was great. >> did you have a good time? >> yeah. >> 1-0, it's going to be 2-0 monday. >> too close for comfort. >> all the way. this is the first step. can't be denied. >> well, some fans we spoke to spent upwards of $250 a ticket to see game 1. the arena was packed with thousands of fans wearing those yellow t-shirts.

game 2 tomorrow night in oakland. and a reminder, we'd like to see your warriors pride. we have a special section on our website for the team, that's in the nba playoffs. you can send us your warriors pictures to breaking breakingnews@kron4.com. we will be showing some of them on the air and online. turning to other news this morning, authorities will resume their search for two people who were missing following a boating accident off of sonoma county coast. two of the four people who were aboard the boat confirmed dead. officials say the passengers were sent out on a fishing trip 5:00 friday morning and when they didn't return that evening crews began searching for the boat. authorities found it overturned in the rocks near tamalis . yesterday morning. boaters who battled the seas weren't surprised. >> we had to go at an angle to make sure we didn't sink the boat.

you can quite easily crush the craft. >> also authorities aren't sure whether or not the boaters were wearing life jackets. they say 84% of drowning victims weren't wearing them. a fast moving wildfire is threatening at least 300 homes in southern california. the fire started saturday evening near corona. this morning it has spread to 175 acres. fire officials say the blaze is burning through thick and dry vegetation in a river bed that hasn't burned in years. mandatory evacuations are in place for homeowners in the area. firefighters say the drought conditions are partially responsible for the blaze spreading so quickly. luckily, though, so far no injuries have been reported. still ahead for you on kron4 news weekend, 20 years after the oklahoma city bombing, the city's scars remain. we will take you there to the city where loved ones are gathering to remember the victims. also the 2016 election still another year away but presidential campaigning already getting going. our political analyst michael yaki joins us to talk about

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we are back on kron4 weekend. a new video released by isis appears to show the killing of two different groups of captured ethiopian christians in libya. the video released this morning shows two groups of captives, it says one group is held by an isis affiliate in eastern libya. the other by an affiliate in the south. the video shows the captives being shot dead and then being beheaded on a beach. the identities of the captives remains unclear this morning. at least 24 people are dead after a boat filled with immigrants capsized in the sea north of libya overnight. the death toll is expected to rise into the hundreds. take a look at this map.

it shows where the incident took place. officials say the migrants' vessel was sinking as a merchant ship approached to attempt to rescue. it picked up 28 of the passengers but then the migrants' boat capsized, sending hundreds more people tumbling into orities believe the boat may have overturned because its passengers moved closest to the cargo ship. still ahead on kron4 news weekend, our political analyst michael yaki joins us to talk about the upcoming presidential race and what to expect from the candidates' political campaigns. coming up, i said it once and i will say it again, if you're riding dirty, it's not a good idea to bring attention to yourself. i will explain in the next edition of people behaving badly. sounds sweet in here!!!! ♪ ♪ need a little honey in the bowl. yeah!!!

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welcome back to kron4 news weekend. turning to the weather forecast, it has been lovely weather around the bay area for the past several days, should have more of the same day, although starting off with

overcast skies and live look outside from our embarcadero camera, overcast describes around much of the bay area this morning but they should be burning off later today. to leave us with a really nice day around the bay. let's take a look at the seven- day forecast. you can see what we are talking about here. highs today ranging from the mid-70s well inland -- or mid- 80s well inland all the way to 58 degrees by the coast and, again, a slight chance of showers middle of the week. want to remind you that you can stay up to date 24/7 with the kron4 mobile app. you can download it today. won't cost you a thing so keep up with the weather forecast with a free mobile app. turning to politics now, the 2016 election still a ways off, presidential campaigning already underway, many of the republican candidates in new hampshire and our political analyst michael yaki joins us to talk about it this morning. 19 candidates in new hampshire? >> 19. you can't even roll the dice. you've got to use a rowlett wheel to -- roulette wheel to

pick one. you have marco rubio, rand paul and ted cruz and then you have jeb bush -- >> we are waiting in the wings. >> yeah. and new hampshire is really more about -- is all about expectations for, i think, chris christie of all people and jeb bush. those two have to do very well in new hampshire, you're going to see them there a lot. new hampshire doesn't make or break. new hampshire, you can't win new hampshire by winning new hampshire but you can lose the nomination if you finish well behind expectations. >> poor showing, yeah. >> because it's all about where people are going to be putting their money very soon and you have a lot of people starting to put a lot of money into these campaigns already. >> so a lot of the candidates were taking potshots not only at each other but as the democrats, president obama and hillary clinton, heard rand paul saying clinton is going to need two planes, one for her entourage and one from her baggage. no big surprise there in what they are starting out and their strategies, is there?

>> interesting because they are -- there's a primary strategy involved here which is appeal to the more conservative, more right wing part of the party so you have people like scott walker bragging about, you know, all of the things he's done, he does a whole litany of things that democrats would start to have their blood boil over but is red meat for the right wing and then the question is can you then turn that into the middle for presidential run because you can't win on that -- >> on the extreme? >> on that side. >> so it will be interesting to see how they all start to do it. christie has already positioned himself as more of a middle type candidate, rand paul doesn't know which way he wants to go. he's trying to be an iconic person. and then you have marco rubio who is trying to be much more of the youthful right, future of the republican party and jeb bush who is sort of not youthful, oldest part of the republican party. he's already had to flip his position on common core standards. he was a big fan of it when he was governor of florida.

all of a sudden now 10 years later he hates it. >> so right now the strategy is from, what you're saying, the strategy is to appeal to the extreme right. >> right. >> to win new hampshire, but then as things go on, you're going to have to sign a new -- >> as someone gets -- and the more the primary drags on, the worse it becomes for a candidate's ability to pivot to the middle so everyone wants to try to get a knockout blow but a lot of people here who are going to raise a lot of money, going to take somewhere between 50 and $100 million for any candidate to break out of the pack and win the nomination, possibly even more if they stay around a little bit longer. >> yeah. >> and some people stay around not because they think they are going to win but because they want to be vice president. you will see that as well. >> well, let's turn to the democratic side, which is at this point hillary clinton. >> yeah. >> going to be very difficult for a lot of voters to say we need a third term of a democratic white house. >> well, that's part of the message you're seeing in new hampshire and part of the message republicans overall is

to try and capitalize on the fact that, well, they've had, you know, eight years, it's time for something new, something else. sometimes that works, sometimes that doesn't. the question that hillary has to face is that her expectations on her are so high. she touts her experience, she touts her leadership and between now and the end of barack obama's term, she is de facto going to have to answer for every single decision the president makes between now and then whether it's keystone, whether as the iran nuclear deal, anything along those lines it's going to rebound against her and her struggle is going to be how does she walk a tight rope between not offending obama supporters by taking a very independent, i'm my own person line, and the president is wrong, versus also trying to appeal to people who say she is not -- she is not part of that regime, she is her own independent person and then part of it is that this is

the first election that social media will be a big player on both sides of the equation, democrat and republican and we saw part of it, you know, this week with chipotle, with the whole burrito -- >> wanted to bring that up. made a lot of headlines, the fact she walked into a chipotle in ohio, i believe, didn't attract any attention, sat down, had her meal and all that and took a surveillance camera to recognize this was a candidate for the president of the united states. >> right. well, it's a surveillance camera, everyone has surveillance cameras. i mean, assume there's a camera everywhere there is now and i think her campaign is going to be very different going on. she is someone who has talked about campaigning for fast food workers, talking about higher minimum wage. that was an opportunity -- and this is the difference between hillary and bill. bill would have been all over that place. he would have been sampling everything, he would have been asking, he would have stuffed $50 in the tip bill even though not very many people will actually tip at chipotle. she didn't. she was more conventional and she has got to break out of the convention and show how much she really wants and how much

she really wants to communicate with people to get through and win the presidency. >> and we are just getting started. >> and just getting started. michael, thank you. we will be right back.

if you're riding dirty, meaning violating traffic law or another, don't bring attention to yourself. you are about to see what i mean. this person is being searched by an officer. first look at why he was stopped in the first place. he was driving by himself in a carpool lane during the restricted hours which is 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. friday, so he gets pulled off and gets to have a chat with the officer. during the conversation the minivan had a strong odor of weed and a small baggy so the

officer asked for his medical marijuana card and to hand over the weed. he confiscates the weed. possession was $7.07 with something known as shake weed. he had a physician's recommendation letter from southern california so that makes it legal, right? >> the actual ones are issued by the state but this is pretty common. the other thing we see pretty often is club card. >> reporter: it turns out it's not legal at all. >> pull him out and make sure there's nothing else in the car, do a quicky value and be on our way. >> reporter: for the officer's safety and for the fact he had weed on him, he gets searched and so does the minivan to see if there's any other drugs hiding in his grandparent's car while he sits on the side of interstate 80. they proceed to give the driver the standard eye check. >> keep your head still, okay? >> reporter: which if you are

impaired your eye movements are involuntary so you can't fake it. then this. it's known as a pulse oximeter, it measures your pulse and oxygen saturation in the blood. after reviewing the results the officer wants a second opinion so officer sanchez has a look and he passes what is known as a field sobriety test. >> two tickets for carpool violation in addition to being in possession of marijuana while driving. this is a physician's recommendation but not what we consider a legal medical marijuana card. the only legal ones are issued by the state of california. all right? so if you had one of those, you would be allowed to possess it but still not allowed to have it in the car. >> reporter: both fines combine over $800. not including impound fees and legal fees. oh, and did i mention he was driving on a doughnut? in richmond, stanley robert, kron4 news. still ahead for you on kron4 news weekend, the final

day of the san francisco cherry blossom festival. we will check in with kron4's will tran. he's standing by with a live report from the festival grounds. let's go ahead and check outside, golden gate bridge conditions, still overcast and a bit chilly as well. we will be right back. 3 event! get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster serta icomfort even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. you'll never find an interest rate lower than sleep train's interest free for 3 event, on now! ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

we are back on kron4 news weekend. today the final day of san francisco's cherry blossom festival, it's a huge cultural event and wrapping up this afternoon in japan town. kron4's will tran joins us live from the festival grounds this morning and i see you're still bundled up. >> reporter: it is still cold. where is the sunshine that we were promised? it's very cold, it's windy, you can see the overcast but no complaints, i would not be anywhere else i would rather be except my bed than here because it is a great time to be here, we expect 50,000 people to turn out. my advice is come here early or

get dropped off because you can see the barricades just beyond this and we will interview this lovely lady in just a few moments. get her early because parking will be an issue, getting around an issue. we are here in japan town, this is the finishing area, this is the finish line, they will actually start the parade at 1:00 this afternoon at civic center. joining me now is kanefu hashimoto. you came up from los angeles. tell us why was it important for you to be here at the cherry bless so many festival, man? >> my daughter is part of the court and so she will be in the parade with the cherry blossom festival court. so we wanted to share in that. >> reporter: what does the cherry blossom festival mean to you? there are so many people that turn out. i would think at this point people have heard of it, a little bit aware of it. if you are japanese or japanese american it is very important. why is it so important to your

culture? >> i think the same for the weekday in l.a., is to pass on all the information, the tradition down to the next generation. not only do they represent our area, but they do learn a lot of the traditional tea ceremony, traditional japanese dance, they learn a lot, and the american -- japanese american history as part of it. >> there was a museum earlier this week that was a little controversy about them possibly selling enterment camp artifacts and japanese americans are very proud of the fact of where they have been and where you guys are going, right? >> uh-huh, yes, yeah. and most of us do have families that were in camp and so we just want to pass that onto our children. >> okay. and talk about passing along, do you want to pass along any tips to the viewers out there? it is cold. you are a brave woman. don't make me out to be a soft guy.

it is cold and it is windy, right? >> i don't think it's that cold. >> thank you for making me look like a soft guy. cheese. get away from me. i was expecting, you know, some motherly love. no, she made me out to be a little wimp. i admit it. i got layers, i got gloves. if i had a scarf, i would wear that too but you won't need that because they are going to serve hot rum and -- back to you, marty. >> go ahead, go back inside, get warm. thanks a lot. that is will tran reporting from a chilly japan town. and we have complete coverage of the cherry blossom festival on our website for a full list of today's events, log onto kron4.com, it's all in a special section and we encourage you also to send us your cherry blossom photos to breakingnews@kron4.com. turning our attention now to the weather, 10s of thousands of people without power today due to severe thunderstorms in dallas, wind gusts there reached 90 miles an hour in parts of texas.

in fact, there was an mls soccer match between fc dallas and toronto that was delayed last night because the storm knocked out half of the lights at the stadium. in fact all the flights at dallas love field were also halted until the storm passed, also reports of quarter sized hail in parts of central texas, nebraska and oklahoma. bringing it back here, want to get a look at national temperatures, see what it's like around the country if you're heading out or expecting visitors from other parts of the country, go ahead and get a look at that and you can see in denver and billings, montana, in the 30s today, while it's warming up a little bit anyway, 69 degrees in atlanta, in the 60s in dallas as well and in houston as well. bringing it back here to the bay area, the seven-day forecast shows that we are expecting a mild day today, once the overcast burns off, we are looking at highs today ranging from the mid-80s inland all the way down to the upper 50s near the coast.

back to the news this morning, today marks 20 years since the bombing of the federal building in oklahoma city. that attack killed 168 people, it also caused hundreds of millions of dollars in damage. ryan nobles from our cnn partnership is in oklahoma city. he is there to take a closer look at how the city has changed over the past 20 years. >> reporter: it is often the first thing people think of when they hear oklahoma city. >> explosion that's happened at the federal court building in downtown oklahoma city. >> reporter: someone had detonated a rider truck -- ryder truck filled with explosives outside the building, the explosion destroyed or damaged more than 300 buildings in a 16 block radius and killed 168 people. >> the bombing in oklahoma city was an attack on innocent children and defenseless citizens. >> reporter: within days the two men behind the attack were behind bars. in oklahoma -- an oklahoma state trooper pulled over army veteran timothy mcveigh for driving without a license plate

90 minutes after the attack shortly before his release, two days later he was recognized as a bombing suspect. his accomplice, terry nickels turned himself in the same day. mcveigh was convicted and given the death penalty. he was executed in 2001. >> timothy james mcveigh has been executed by lethal injection. >> reporter: nickels was also convicted and is serving life in prison. in the years after the tragedy oklahoma city banded together to turn the tragedy into something positive. they built this solemn memorial on the side of the federal building, dedicated exactly five years after the bombing took place, each victim is honored with a symbolic chair including 19 smaller chairs in honor of the children that died. the selfless actions that average people took in the moments after the bombing and beyond became known as the oklahoma standard as they gather today to remember the fallen, organizers are asking everyone to recommit to that

standard, a principle that lives on two decades after terror ripped through this city. in oklahoma city, i'm ryan nobles reporting. bringing it back here to california, officials proposing a new water reduction strategy after their initial plan was blasted as unfair and unrealistic. regulators unveiled the plan saturday and required some cities to conserve more but also reduce the conservation targets for other cities. the plan is in response to governor brown's mandatory 25% water cutback across the state. some bay area agencies have already implemented water cutbacks including the contra costa county water district which recently voted to cut water usage by 25%. still ahead for you on kron4 weekend. the golden state warriors off to a great start in round one of the nba playoffs. warriors beat writer ryan leon tells us what to expect from

the team as they move on. how police officers were able to save a woman trapped inside a burning car.

a bus tour gone bad. students from the university of connecticut were headed to boston for a boat cruise saturday when their bus suddenly caught fire. students say the bus started smoking and then something exploded. all 52 people on board were able to get off the bus safely. the university sent other buses to pick up the stranded students and return them to campus. authorities still investigating the cause of the fire. fortunately no injuries were reported. a daring rescue by two police officers save one new jersey woman's life. her car was overturned and about to explode while she was belted inside the car unconscious. police were tipped off thursday to a driver who was swerving all over the road in new jersey, officials found a 2006 toyota sa lara d -- solara

upside down and smoking. eventually they used a knife to cut off the seat belt and finally able to pull her limp body away from the wreckage dragging her to safety and then seconds later the car erupts into flames. >> why did you want the public to see this video? >> molest important -- most importantly because if it wasn't for the citizen interaction by calling the police of an erratic driver, this individual who was driving would have -- would have been the fatal motor vehicle accident. >> police say the woman has been charged with driving while intoxicated after they found an open container of alcohol in her car. she was hospitalized after the accident but police say that she is doing okay this morning. still ahead for you on kron4 weekend, warriors beat writer diamond leong joins us to talk about game 2 in the playoff push. live look outside where you can see the approach of the bay bridge, plenty of overcast skies on the east bay.

that should be clearing later today. we will be right back.

we are back on kron4 news weekend. expecting another lovely day around the bay. starting off a bit overcast and chilly. will tran has been reporting from downtown san francisco where it's been downright cold in his mind so let's get a look at the current temperatures around the bay. right now 50 degrees in san francisco, 54 in oakland, same for san jose. we are expecting another mild day around the bay with highs ranging from the mid-80s inland to 58 along the coast and there's that slight chance of showers by midweek, so we will keep a closer eye on that as we move through the week. want to remind you too to download the kron4 free mobile app. keep you up on date on the weather forecast 24/7. it won't cost you a thing and keep you up on date on the weather. turn our attention to the nba playoffs. they are underway as round one tipped off yesterday.

and the league's hottest team, the warriors off to a great start. they now lead the new orleans pelicans 1-0 in the best of seven series. the game was closer than some people expected. here is the warriors beat writer, diamond leong and thank you for joining us. little bit too close for comfort for warrior fans yesterday, they won by only seven. >> nervous moments at the end. they did well, went up by 25 points and really won -- got close at the end when anthony davis started pouring in points at the end there but i think overall to take a series lead and really get a chance to see seth curry put up 34 points and, you know -- >> he was on fire. it's really something to see how he has grown in the past three years with each playoff appearance he makes, he looks more and more comfortable in the big light -- under the big lights. >> he talked about some of the tension as well. it is a bit of a different

feeling when you are the hunted, when you are the top seed and the eighth seed is trying to take you down and the warriors have done so well at home this season that they are expecting to really blow out teams at times and i think, you know, they went ahead and did that early on and it just got a little nervous at the end there. >> here's the play that everybody is talking about, that wraparound shot, unbelievable shot where he got the fuel as well. -- foul as well. that's going to live on the highlight reel whoever. >> incredible one. the optics of it as well were interesting, two up-and-coming stars going at it and curry obviously had all sorts of highlight real plays and that was another one on top of the -- >> in front of a national audience that could actually be awake to see the game. that's one of the complaints about seth curry's performance this year is that a lot of people on the east coast don't see a lot of his daring do because they are asleep. >> good point. i think the nba wanted to showcase this game at that

early hour so a lot of fans could see. game 2 is actually at 7:30 so -- >> right, right. >> right back to it but i think a lot of fans on the east coast might be staying up now that they have been introduced to them. >> one thing that green said yesterday is he graded the team's performance at about a b minus, c plus. >> i think he was on the mark there, maybe a little -- >> little harsh? >> just because i think this team does have high expectations. when you look at how these guys have won 67 games in the regular season and that's an incredible performance, incredible season for first year head coach steve kerr and now the stakes are really high and i think they see themselves going far in the playoffs and that's why that grade is down there a little bit for green. >> let's talk about anthony davis. i have heard during the week a lot of the pundits saying he is right now one of the top five players in the nba and that within a couple of years as lebron james' skills start to erode, this is the man.

>> there's nothing wrong in saying that, i think. here's a guy that came out of kentucky one and done player and incredible athleticism. >> unbelievable. >> right. and he's getting better and better with, it seems like every game sometimes. he's dealt with injuries this season and that was his first ever playoff game. >> he didn't look nervous at all, especially in the fourth quarter. >> maybe had a little -- the warriors held them in check the first three quarters, really frustrated them. they have top defenders but as the game wore o he seemed to grow -- wore on, he seemed to grow with confidence. >> he did and the fourth quarter, the 20 points in the fourth quarter, what do the warriors have to do to stop him? >> you know, they are going to have to really i think continue to send multiple defenders. they have a guy in draymond green that can do a fine job and despite some height advantage -- despite the height advantage he does very well on him. they have a rim protector in andrew bogut.

i think if they slow him down enough, clearly they are the better team in this series, they can get past the pelicans. >> does it look like if they can stop anthony davis the rest of the pelicans can't keep up? >> they have some talents as well, their point guard was actually injured. >> tyreke evans? >> yes, in yesterday's game and quincy upon detection tore -- poindexter, who is the defender assigned to guard curry played fairly well so they have weapons there but i think the warriors do have more talent and it's a matter of can they step up their play right up until and get those four games. >> a lot of the so-called experts are saying the warriors in six. what do you think? >> i think it's probably around maybe warriors in five. i think that's where a lot of people are headed right now. the pelicans did gain something yesterday which is hope. >> yeah. >> you know, if they had kind of gone down the way the first quarter -- first three quarters went for them, that probably wouldn't have been a good feeling but now they carry on some belief that, hey, maybe we did figure out something in the

fourth quarter. a lot of that was due to missed free throws by the warriors at the end there. the pelicans can maybe take something out of that fourth quarter and go into game 2 with more confidence. >> and so can the warriors because it's a wake-up call. you guys can't cruise through this. you have got to play 100% all the way through. >> absolutely. play with a little edge as well. >> diamond thank you so much. we will be right back.

we are back on kron4 news weekend taking a look at some of the big stories we have been following for you this sunday morning. authorities will resume their search this morning for two people who went missing following a boating accident. two of the four people aboard the boat already confirmed dead. officials say the passengers set out on a fishing trip about 5:00 friday morning. when they didn't return that evening, crews began searching for the boat. authorities then found it overturned on the rocks near

tomales point saturday morning. a fast moving wildfire threatening at least 300 homes in southern california. that fire started saturday near corona and it spread this morning to 175 acres. mandatory evacuations are in place for homeowners in the area but so far no injuries have been reported. the golden state warriors survive a late push from the new orlean pelicans to win game one of their playoff series. the final was 106-99, seth curry led golden state with 34 points, game 2 set for tomorrow night at oracle arena. and the giants are showing off their 2014 world series rings, the team got their rings yesterday before their game against the diamondbacks. two of the rings delivered from the sky. the san francisco giants tweeting out this photo as the world series rings for manager bruce bochy and general manager brian fabian delivered by skydivers. and of course the giants players didn't hesitate to show off their new jewelry on social media. there you get a good look at the ring posted by instagram by

relief pitcher showing the ring up close, the golden gate bridge on one side and then the three world series trophies on the other. turning now to weather and the seven-day forecast, we are expecting mild day today around the bay you and going to continue through much of the week but then midweek a chance of showers with highs ranging throughout the week into the upper 70s and upper 80s -- or upper 50s. that's going to wrap things up for us this sunday morning. i'm martin marty gonzalez. thank you for watching. we will see you again tomorrow night -- or tonight, rather, at 8:00. don't forget us next weekend at 7:00 a.m. have yourself a great day. bye-bye.

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