lon east personality and whit set him apart as one -- lon's personality and wit set him apart as one the best broadcasters. >>> at the end of the sports wrap we'll have a selection of some of the lon's most memorable calls. you can pretty much see tonight's warriors game coming in san antonio. the warriors in the second half of back to back games in the fourth. the defending nba champs. the spurs came out firing on all cylinders. danny green always a threat from the 3-point line he was four of six from beyond the arch. and green taking care of the ball here. setting up leonard for a lob. the warriors had no answer for leonard. who let the spurs with 26. stone by 19 at halftime. spur i can came out hot. with 13 straight

east bay. >>> giants hall of fame broadcaster, lon simmons has passed away at the aiming of 91. reaction from the team and fans coming up. >>> right now at 5:00 take a look at this. rain has made its way back to the bay area. we thought it was gone for the season. several cities getting hit this easter sunday. >> we have team coverage on this storm and another one that is coming later this week. >> good evening, everyone. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm peggy bunker. thank you for joining us. as we take a live look across the bay area let's take you to look at the golden gate bridge. >> that's our bay area. >> we've got you covered here. palo alto there, as well as downtown san francisco, and san jose. now a couple of clouds still hanging around but blue skies there as well. a big storm coming in tomorrow. meteorologist rod my eed as has been watching that. we were lucky to get raindrops today. >> the nice thing, the rain came and went fairly quickly so probably didn't get in the way of too many outdoor plans. necessary than a quarter inch in oakland, castro valley five 00ths of an

east bay and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >> this is a bittersweet opening day for bay area baseball fans. this weekend announcer lon simmons died. giant staffers tweeted reaction to the death of the famed broadcaster. sportscaster dame fleming said-- dave fleming said to lon, a life greatly lived. >> and that one is way back, way back, way back! that's number 600 for willie mays! >> simmons died yesterday at the age of 91 following a long play by play career with not only the giants and a's but also the niners. >> here's a live look at at&t park. the ballpark will be open to fans as they can watch for free as they take on the diamondbacks in arizona. >> and sean doolittle couldn't contain his excitement today. tiffany wilson is live outside the o.co coliseum. >> the fans started tailgating at 7:00 this morning and they are very excited. back when bleacher seats cost $1 jerry rodgers sat in the stands. >> when they were wood bleachers, before all this was built. >> reporter: it's the first time he's seeing a season opener in person. how do you feel? >> good. >> reporter: what are your hopes for the season? >> make t