i'm here with pete davidson!> that's right. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i thought it would be fun to challenge you to a random object shootout okay >> yeah. >> jimmy: now, here's how this works. we're going to take turns trying to shoot random objects into that hoop if you make it in, you get a a point. the objects that we're shooting tonight are a pete davidson action figure. [ laughter and cheers >> that's what -- that's what you think -- >> jimmy: yeah, we invented that for you >> thank you >> jimmy: you really wore this outfit once. >> i did >> jimmy: yes, you did this is a yankees batting helmet filled with ice cream sundae it's a giant version [ cheers ] yes. >> very good >> jimmy: this is a new york rangers hockey stick. [ scattered cheers ] >> all right >> jimmy: this is a new york pizza pie, in the box. [ scattered cheers ] and last, worth five points, a a bowl of new york lottery balls. >> all right [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: pete, since i'm the host, i will go first. i just saw this for the fi

. >>> returning to snl just months after his departure, pete davidson is back on the show, this time as a host. details on his return and who the musical guest will be. >> happening now, contra costa county is looking for people to help victims of crime. the district attorney's office is formulating a group called the neighborhood restorative partnership. the group will help mediate certain types of misdemeanors such as vandalism, alcohol control violations and other quality of life crimes. contra costa residents who want to be a part of the program are encouraged to apply on the coun'sty >>> pete davidson is returning to "saturday night live." >> in a tweet, snl shared the news that davidson will serve as host next month, marking his first time hosting the late-night series. davidson was a castmember on the show for eight seasons before he announced he was leaving last year in may. the alum will be joined by vert, the musical guest. you can watch on may 6th. >>> working to find solutions for growing violence in oakland. ahead on "today in the bay," the steps local leaders are taking

mount davidson in san francisco. ktvu is james torres. joining us now live from that location covering the tradition, and it's a beautiful way to start the day. right, james christian. good morning to you here. it's nice and chilly up here, but with the temperature seemed a little warmer than what we've seen over the last four months. it's making for a perfect start to your easter sunday. it's a tradition here that takes you back all the way to 1923. you see the number of people who are gathered in front of the cross here that cross has actually only been here since about 1963 that was back when fdr president franklin d. roosevelt dedicated this cross actually lit it up for the first time we saw those lights real bright when the sun was down just a few hours ago. 50,000 people came out for that ceremony that's still holds the record for attendance at one of these sunrise masses. now we have a number of local churches, local pastors and reverends who are out here speaking to this crowd here, phrasing talking all things easter. but what mak

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. >>> a fan favorite and ex-boyfriend of so many famous women, pete davidson, returning to "saturdayon will serve as host next month marking his first time hosting the late night series. davidson of course was a cast member for eight seasons until he announced he was leaving last year in may. the "snl" alum will beoid by lil oozie vert who will be the musical guest. watch it right here on may 6th on nbc bay area. >>> this surprise visitor for a man relaxing on his deck outside his asheville, north carolina home. things suddenly became tense. hey, who are you? >> the bear does it, too. >> both are like, wait. i didn't know you were here. after a while you see the bear quickly took off. it is funny to see when they both realized, hey. what are you doing here? the bear is like okay. it's time to leave. >> kari has another look at the forecast. keep the jacket or sweater handy. >> maybe your fur. >> faux fur. >> it is a little chilly out there. i don't know. but we are going to see more of the cool weather for the start of the week then heading into the weekend warming up. >> looks good

jim davidson . so, look, jim, i don't davidson.t agree more. but look on onto tv that normal people watch . and that normal people watch. and it's been revealed that a remake of the cult 90 seconds show baywatch could be in the works. i'm excited about this. but apparently the issue , jim, is apparently the issue, jim, is that in the woke new world, the showrunners actually want to cast plus sized actors and sort of woke trans characters and things like that. but julie burchill and the sun has pleaded with producers to cast fitties not fatties. so jim, what would be your choice for a relaunched baywatch? well i don't think you can now have them old red volkswagen beetle bonnet suits running along and those beautiful girls because it doesn't reflect what what real life is about. we should have ewe— life is about. we should have some big boned— life is about. we should have some big boned girls- e ”3; we should have some big boned girls from essex. you some big boned girls from essex. we knew,— some big boned girls from essex. we kne

on top about davidson. organizers are gathering at 125 dalewood way. they suggest wearing comfortable shoes to walk for the eight to 10 minute hike up to mount davidson if you're joining in person. if you can make it, it's also being live-streamed on a website, abc7news.com. 90 years later really fascinating. still ahead, how much is education worth and how much is a financial education worth? california schools may be realizing its value. here's a look outside right now. 5:37. we will check in with lisa when we get back. liz: here's a little look at the golden gate bridge. 5:39. dry out there. it feels good to have a break in the rain. getting a well-rounded education does not mean mastering a test. there's a push to know financial literacy. senior education reporter leah melendez has more on what state schools chief tony thurman is doing to require it in high school. leah: berkeley high is one of few teaching seniors had a navigate the financial world. this personal finance class is an elective or students must sign up. >> is buying a lot of ticket g

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it makes us remember and connect with those people that were here on mount davidson cross a century agoa new time capsule was buried in the very same spot to be opened up in the next 100 years. i love those because it's such a slice of the past and you think to yourself like who was the person or the people involved, right? and what was happening in their lives at that time. i know especially accepted it really cool weather is getting more fascinating now, isn't it? i would say so after you look at what's happening outside right now under calm conditions that we have surface wind speeds under 10 miles an hour just about everywhere the bay area and our skies are mainly clear right now. although there are just a few high clouds around and check out the 24-hour temperature change. it is much milder across the bay area right now than at this time last night up to eight or ten degrees warmer in some spots. here's the view from the exploratorium camera looking back at a portion of the san francisco skyline current temperature readings are 53 here in san francisco and about 15 to 53 54 degrees

some early risers have spent their easter sunday at the summit of mount davidson. ktvu is james torres reports now on the tradition of the this tradition takes you bac . and while a lot has changed since then the reason people come out for a sunrise easter service has not just after seven this morning, the sun began to poke out from behind the east bay hills, a clear day set a picture perfect background for this morning's easter service. stunningly beautiful, and i can't believe we're here on the 100th anniversary is so special. we've been coming since for many years since my oldest daughter was six months old, and she's 15 now we saw the first version of this 100 years ago, more than 900 ft in elevation, hundreds of people started a tradition in 1934, the 100 ft. concrete cross became the monument hosting a service with about 50,000 people . it's a really cool place. it's really very moving to see the cross pastors from different, san francisco based churches told the stories of easter and the mount davidson summit. jackie proctor is a local historian who i could

some items discovered were a 1920 version of the bible, groundbreaking soil of mount davidson, and lots of photos. they had an official publication of the salvation army news it marks the easter sunrise service held at the historic site. >> it makes us remember and connect with those people that were here on mount davidson cross a century ago. dion: the new time capsule had been buried in the same spot to be opened 100 years from now. some terrifying moments for shoppers at a california strip mall. take a look. >> get out of the car! stop! dion: a carjacker makes a desperate attempt to get away but does not get far. the one thing that prevented her escape. also, former college and nfl football stars get back on the gridiron today with underserved kids in the east bay, sharing skills that can be used both on and off the field. spencer: i am spencer christian. our weekend weather pattern is mainly dry, but there may be a sprinkle or two coming up to the north bay. i will have the forecast coming and then you come home and you're honduran. marianne: totally relate to that. it's like a doub

the special moment on mount davidson in san francisco as a time capsule was finally opened. we're going to share what was inside. >>> and celebrating all things stupid. a san francisco tradition makes a comeback on, of course, april fool's day. sunshine for that. and today some cooler changes on the way. a chance of few isolated showers, a little more wind but also 70s coming back to that seven day forecast. a look when we come right back. ♪♪ alexex! mateo, hey y how's busisiness? alexex! great. y you know ththat n has s really wororked wonder. thatat's what u.u.s. bank isis. great. y you know ththat n has s really wororked wonder. and d you're grorowing in calififornia? great. y you know ththat n has s really wororked wonder. -yup, , socal, nororcal... -monteterey? -all d day. -a brancnch in ventutura? that's's for sure-e-ah. atms in n fresno? that's's for sure-e-ah. freses-yes. that's's for sure-e-ah. encinitatas? yes, indndeed-us. encinitatas? anaheim? encinitatas? big g time. encinitatas? more guauacamole? encinitatas? i'i'm on a rololl-ay. encinitatas? how about t you?

county, many of which are harmful to nashville and davidson county. we need representative jones back in his seat, at least to be able to cast votes on those critical measures that are before the general assembly this evening and tomorrow, so i implore my colleagues not to play political games to listen to the will of all of the voters and the place justin jones back in his rightful place in the general assembly this evening, and just to remind our viewers last week there were three state representatives up for expulsion . state representative justin jones and state representative justin pearson. were expelled. state representative gloria johnson was not now when she was asked why she thought she was spared expulsion, she said, quote it might have to do with the color of my skin. do you agree? do you think that played a role? i think that we have seen so much racism, frankly, from our general assembly that that that definitely plays a role, i will say as well that representative johnson had a legal defense and it is true that she focused her defense l

county and voters in davidson county. this is not a death penalty, section 12 explicitly recognizes that he might come back. it can -- it says you cannot be expelled a second time for the same offense. so what we are doing today, ladies and gentlemen is we are up ling archon to shed -- upholding our constitution and the integrity of this body. this vote to expel will send the kind -- the case back to the voters and if in looking at the conduct they decided he should be back, we will welcome it as a rep -- we will welcome him as a representative. >> my colleagues statement was eloquent, but what he was essentially saying is that it is an uppity negro how dare he talk to the speaker, and not tell a lie. how dare he come and not stand down. that's what he told me on the elevator two days ago when he tried to incite violence against me and said are a damn disgrace. and i said let me pull out my phone so you can say that again. and he cowered because he does not what the world to see what a disgrace he is for williamson county

ways today for 100 years, some early risers have spent their easter sunday at the summit of mount davidson. ktvu. james taurus brings us the tradition of the sunrise service from san francisco. this tradition takes you back to 1923. and while a lot has changed since then the reason people come out for a sunrise easter service has not just after seven this morning, the sun began to poke out from behind the east bay hills, a clear day set a picture perfect background for this morning's easter service. stunningly beautiful, and i can't believe we're here on the 100th anniversary is so special. we've been coming since for many years since my oldest daughter was six months old, and she's 15 now we saw the first version of this 100 years ago, more than 900 ft in elevation, hundreds of people started a tradition in 1934, the 100 ft. concrete cross became the monument hosting a service with about 50,000 people. it's a really cool place. it's really very moving to see the cross pastors from different, san francisco based churches told the stories of easter and the mount davidson summit. jackie proc

dozens of people gathered on the top of mount davidson in san francisco this past weekend for the 1/100 anniversary of the traditional easter sunrise service. sun broke through the clouds shortly after seven o'clock yesterday morning, just in time for a ceremony that included songs and prayers to celebrate the easter holiday. it is a ceremony that began back in 1923 under the cross at mount davidson, which is in san francisco's highest peak. just stunningly beautiful and i can't believe we're here on the 100th anniversary is so special. we've been coming since. for many years since my oldest daughter was six months old, and she's 15 now. but easter morning crowd that gathered at mount davidson hit a peak during world war two when an estimated 50,000 people attended that ceremony. the crowds are much smaller now, but the tradition continues. the pope overcame his recent health problems to take part in easter services at the vatican. he addressed the large crowd that gathered at st peter's square. his easter message included prayers for both ukrainian and russian people. praise for nation

you know, he kind of really lit up and start talking about time that davidson and what i first becamet immediately this piece at davidson, the small college that nobody ever heard of kind of felt a little bit like oakland back in the day when you know before the warriors help put oakland on the map. and so really be able to tell that story about a sort of an unseen not just player, but also community. >> that was, i guess one thing that you might have learned about staff while working with him on this documentary that you didn't know before a part of it was that really close relationship that he had with that the community, the college, but also. >> coach bob mckillop, which was his college coach. and, you know, for anyone who ever rises to the level the types of things that some like steph curry has achieved, right. you can point back and find someone important person, a mentor in their life. that's not their and for stuff that was that was coach nick hill. >> so what are you most excited about when it comes to this premiere? this that the local premiere, that's coming up. what are y

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the ceremony that began in 1923 under the concrete cross there at mount davidson, san francisco's highest we're here on the 100th anniversary is so special. we've been coming since. for many years since my oldest daughter was six months old, and she's 15 now. the easter morning crowd that gathered about davidson hit a peak in the world war two era when an estimated 50,000 people attended the ceremony. crowds are smaller now, but the tradition continues. the pope overcame recent health problems to take part in easter service at the vatican. he addressed a large crowd there gathered at st peter's square. his easter message included prayers for both the ukrainian and russian people and praise for the nations that welcome refugees. he called on israelis and palestinians to stop their latest violence to forge what he called a climate of trust. let us rejoice at the concrete signs of hope from so many countries, beginning with those that offer assistance and welcome to all fleeing from war and poverty. easter this year overlaps with the muslim holy month of ramadan and the jewish holiday of pas

aware, the project i kind didn't immediately this piece at davidson, the small college that nobody everlt a little bit like oakland back in the day when you know before the warriors help put oakland on the map. and so really be able to tell that story about a sort of an unseen not just player, but also community. now, what's i guess one thing that you might have learned about staff while working with him on this documentary that you didn't know before. >> a part of it was that really close relationship that he had with that the community, the college, but also. >> coach bob mckillop, which was his college coach. and, you know, for anyone who ever rises to the level of chiefs, the types of things that some like steph curry has achieved, right. you can point back and find someone important person, a mentor in the life. that's not their and for stuff that was that was coach nick hill. >> so what are you most excited about when it comes to this premiere? this that the local premiere, that's coming up. what are you most excited about for the viewers to see for them to really grass to get a h

, the project i kind lean didn't immediately this piece at davidson, the small college that nobody evern you know before the warriors help put oakland on the map. and so really be able to tell that story about a sort of an unseen not just player, but also community. >> now, what's i guess one thing that you might have learned about staff while working with him on this documentary that you didn't know before a part of it was that really close relationship that he had with the community, the college, but also. >> coach bob mckillop, which was his college coach. and, you know, for anyone who ever rises to the level she's the types of things that some like steph curry has achieved. thank you can point back and find someone important person, a mentor in the life. that's not their and for stuff that was that was coach nick hill. >> so what are you most excited about when it comes to this premiere? this that the local premiere, that's coming up. what are you most excited about for the viewers to see for them to really grass to get a hold of one watching this documentary. you know, what's the m

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the event starts at 11 am on top of mount davidson.ering at 1 25 deal would way if you can't make it the opening ceremony. is being live streamed on our website, abc seven news dot com but the mayor will be there the archbishop lisa, it should be a great event and it will be dry. yes and it is chilly out there. temperatures right around 40 and s37 palo alto increas the nortw from santa cruz 40 right now, 60 later on and some lower sixties in the south bay list. alright another begins. ♪ woo! ♪ woo! ♪ [giggles] ♪ rated pg-13. >> a deep one. you bet. >> deep one way to describe it. welcome back to gma on the saturday morning. the final weekend of march madness. stunning the crowd. up next to the iowa hawkeyes will play for the national championship it will break downs final four games. that will take place tonight. >> caitlin clark is doing. >> all the upsets. continuing, keep going. see what happens today. it should be fun. on this saturday happening right now, a federal judge has ruled that the dominion voting systems case against fox

it mount davidson today. been 19 years since the boy scouts of america troop 88 buried this copper box with different items today. those who opened the box. >> found different books, including a more than 100 year-old bible and all of newspaper, telephone directory. there's also some dirt and a photo from the groundbreaking of mount davidson, the san francisco historical society will display all of these items at. >> its downtown san francisco museum this summer for the public to see a new time capsule is now buried at the same location. i'd like to know what they put down and that's what think. thing. yeah, i don't know what's in it, but 90 years from now. we'll figure it current iphone apparently old ipods. everything. those are in museums like. >> things that we or the ice first iphone came out. i remember the eye pod. you know, i still have my old pink one. do you have? this because the music was going for yeah. yeah. >> news. it was pretty live sure. you know, you're in computers going to be destroyed vi

they dug up a time capsule that was buried at the bottom of mount davidson.y buried the copper box there back in 1933. it marks the troop's 100th anniversary so they opened up the time capsule and helps to get the items out of the box and inside was a phonebook, if you do not know what that is, newspapers, photos, a 100 year old bible and an olive branch. it was placed in the ground to open for 100 years. magazine pictures and writing. >> pictures and the newspapers. just imagine 100 years from now opening up a time capsule and finding an iphone. pretty amazing. are they will be featured in an exhibit in june. >>> happening tonight, a chance to help those who have suffered in recent earthquakes in syria. back in february so many people died in the aftershocks. that's right, 6:00. we are asking for $20 donations. >>> also tonight, taking the stage at the fap center and they are donating the proceeds from tonight's shows following the shooting in half moon bay. damaging farmland communities including tahoe. it is april fools' day with the return of the san fran

one of the republicans whojebs to the rule is warren davidson from ohio. he joins us now. congressman, good to see you. i'm holding the letter that you wrote to the head of the federal housing finance agency. i want to read a part of it. you say this new tax, you call it a tax by the way, this new regulation, fails the basic test of fairness by punishing borrowers who act responsibly and will in turn incentivize homebuyers to reduce their down payments and carry additional debt. now we saw what happened when we encouraged risky mortgages back in the early 2,000s. we ended up with the 2009 financial crisis. could the same thing happen again with this? >> it incentivizes all the wrong behaviors. you know, why would you want to have somebody go deeper in debt instead of putting a down payment, particularly the most credit worthy people? so you have credit worthy people being subsidizers for people who, look, this isn't just at the highest end. the median credit score for mechanic is about 710. this subsidizes people that become payers if their credit score is at 680 or above.

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. >> it makes us remember and connect with those people that were here on mount davidson cross a century ago. dion: the new time capsule had been buried in the same spot to be opened 100 years from now. some terrifying moments for shoppers at a strip mall. take a look. >> get out of the car! stop! dion: so dramatic. a carjacking makes a desperate attempt to get away but does not get far. the one thing that prevented her escape. former college and nfl football stars get back on the gridiron today with underserved kids in the east bay, sharing skills that can be used both on and off the field. spencer: enjoying it's spring! non-drowsy claritin-d knocks out your worst allergy symptoms including nasal congestion, without knocking you out. feel the clarity and make today the most wonderful time of the year. claritin-d. there's something new from better than bouillon introducing the culinary collection. exciting new flavors like... sofrito for casseroles or adobo for fajitas each adding a little something special to all your family favorites but don't take our word for it mwah! the culinary co

since his college years out of davidson.a: 10-year-old edward is a big steph curry fan. >> he can jump a three in anybody's face. it doesn't matter who it is. tara: just on the way, two more young fans visiting from los angeles. >> right now, what excites me is they are going against the kings and the kings are doing really good so it will be really exciting series. tara: the brothers, picking up gear, a clear sign they are with the warriors. >> do you get grief for being a warriors fan in los angeles? tara: now -- >> no, because there's a lot of san francisco bay fans in los angeles. unless my friends tell me i'm a bandwagon but i don't listen to them. >> when it comes -- tara: when it comes to being heard, these fans will make sure of it. >> go, warriors. >> go, warriors. >> go combination. tara: tara campbell, -- donation. -- go nation. tara: tara campbell, abc7news. liz: you can watch the warriors tonight. tipoff at 5:30 followed immediately by after the game. one of the biggest weeks for dining out in the bay area is no

. >> just a little bit where steph curry went to college in davidson.ward is a big steph curry fan. >> he can do it in anybody's face, doesn't matter who it is. >> just on the way, to more young fans visiting from los angeles. >> what excites me is they are going against the kings and they have done really good. it will be an exciting series. >> the brothers picking up gear, a clear sign they with the warriors. >> do you get grief for being warriors fans? >> no. there's a lot of san francisco fans in los angeles. i'm a bandwagon.rienng but i don't listen to them. >> when it comes to being heard, the fiors. >> dub nation. >> tara campbell, abc 7 news. >> watch the warriors take on the kings on abc7. coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. tip-off at 5:30 followed after the game. it should be a nice day for folks at thrive city. you are tracking rain in the forecast. >> i have added to it. the next seven days looking colder. maybe some snow in the sierra towards live doppler 7. you will notice the activity heading to the pacific northwest. low clouds and fog has s i

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you know, he kind of really lit up and start talking about time that davidson and when i first becameean didn't immediately this piece at davidson, the small college that nobody ever heard of kind of felt a little bit like oakland back in the day when you know before the warriors help put oakland on the map. and so really be able to tell that story about a sort of an unseen not just player, but also community. >> now, what's i guess one thing that you might have learned about staff while working with him on this documentary that you didn't know before a part of it was that really close relationship that he had with the community, the college, but also. >> coach bob mckillop, which was his college coach. and, you know, for anyone who ever rises to the level she's the types of things that some like steph curry has achieved. right. you can point back and find someone important person, a mentor in their life. that's not their and for stuff that was that was coach nick hill. >> so what are you most excited about when it comes to this premiere? this that the local premiere, that's coming up

i go to another and it was a harley davidson supplier, and they say, wait a second.china is a big market harley davidsons, so i think there's a trade and investment that we can continue to have with china. it just can't be strategic in a way that undermines u. s interest. so what do you describe? david strikes me as it very sensible strategic decoupling investing in the united states trying to make sure that you have restrictions on on certain kinds of investments. it sounds like the biden administrations china policy. so what? what is what is joe biden doing that all the what? he seems to be already be doing what you're advocating. i don't think so. so on two fronts , the premise of my book, superpower and peril is that were in decline. but decline is a choice and so was renewal's when you have an agenda to really deal with declining home by educating our people by confronting china and really securing the country, and there's two pieces to the china strategy. one is go to the gym at home and the way we do that is through reforming our education system through techn

chancellor davidson, vice chancellor bartholomew, thank you for hosting us today on this beautiful campus of ulster university. i came here in 91 in this neighborhood and you couldn't have a glass building like this here in this neighborhood. i don't think, i don't think it would have stood up very well, but things are changing. lord mayor black and secretary of state of northern ireland, heaton harris. thank you for the welcome to belfast and uh mr speaker and leaders of northern ireland's leading five political parties. i was honored to welcome you to the white house a few weeks ago. it's wonderful to see all of you again today. and ambassador hartley, thank you for your outstanding work leading our mission to the uk. ambassador hartley is uh is an old friend and the former ambassador from great britain to the united states, the home of that ambassador and the embassy is along the fence line of the vice president's residence, which i lived in for eight years and the vice president and i became friends with the ambassador. and his last trip back home before he came back to washington to

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. >> i asked for a little bit north of where steph curry went to college in davidson.een following him since his college years. reporter: 10-year-old edward is a big steph curry fan. >> he can drop a three and anybody's face, doesn't matter who it is. reporter: and just down the way, two more young fans visiting from los angeles. >> what excites me is they are going against the kings and the kings have been to room really good. it be an exciting series. reporter: picking up gear, a clear sign they are with the warriors. you get any grief for being warriors fans in los angeles? >> no, because there are a lot of san francisco fanlet grief,y friends tell me i'm a bandwagon, but i don't listen to them. reporter: and these fans will make sure they are hard. >> go warriors! >> go warriors! go warriors >! >> dubnation! >> love the enthusiasm. now to the warriors like you have never seen them. >> steph curry got miked up as he warmed up and practice with the team. check it out. >> yes! hey! that's good! don't do nothing crazy. don't do nothing crazy. hey! yeah, he stopped he's