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as we look around the bay from 60 in san francisco, 59 in daly city and sausalito or actually 58 forausalito and daly city and 62 in alameda, 66 for oakland and san leandro and upper 60s to low 70s for the north bay, mid 70s in windsor. there we go with the extended forecast as we are looking at quiet weather continuing through the rest of our work week and warming up more saturday and sunday, staying mild and dry early next week. >> thank you. >>> as vaccinations ramp up, thoughts turn to travel. on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the summer forecast from the experts. >>> before break, a quick check on the breaking news we are watching in san francisco, an active scene on bay street. a man is barricaded right now inside of a building. a bit of a standoff with police. we'll have another live report from the scene at 6:30. >>> taking a live look at sfo at 6:23. a first for travel within the u.s., scanning your face instead of a boarding pass. united airlines is testing biometric technology for some domestic flights. don't worry, it's on a voluntary basis. that comes as airlines

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it comes in pockets and mill valley got 3/10 of an inch of rain and sausalito for tents.ybody else is right around 1/10 of an inch of rain in san francisco so far 1307 inch of rain. that is where the rainfall totals it now. let's show you what is coming up next. we can say goodbye to the majority of the rain here and let's get the high definition doppler on the screen. the focus was down on the tri- valley and we can see the sweeps going around there and watch what happens as we come in for a close-up look where the rain is now going across 580 right at the intersection of 580 and 84 to the heart of livermore. and that is because we have a stationary band of rain sitting right there over you guys and if that is where it is right now, let's go back to the future cast and play this forward and we will show you what happens. it does pick up beautifully where the showers are and then as we go through the remainder of this evening and we say goodbye to the rain that we have been getting and we have to move on to the next side of the story which is the warm-up. we still have a

the northbay 64 and paloma. 64 san rafael but cooler in sausalito. the east bay mostly sunny after some morning cloud cover. 61 in oakland. 63 union city. 61 for hercules. 66 ravana creek. the pattern as we had into the next 10 days it loke storms weinthe rainfall staying 10 days the bay area remains dry. morning clouds and the sunthe sn easter sunday. we will warm it up a little bit but the pattern remains pretty average and pretty dry the next seven days. morning clouds and afternoon showers. >>> now sports with chris alvarez. >>> it is very early in the season but to games and and the a's haven't even had a lady at. nevermind a when. oakland are trying to do both and game 3 against the astros. the drummers doing their thing out there and the stance. the a's new shortstop taking over for marcus simeon. raging to his right and diving back in. that will get you alvarez 831 run blast his first of the year made it 5-1 for astros. >>> oakland 0-3 to start season. they would try to avoid the sweep tomorrow. >> it is fine. it is game three. we have 159 mo

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low to mid 50s from the northbay coast into sausalito.you are to san pablo bay, the cooler you are. along the east bay shore, 59 at berkeley. everyone else around 60 to 63. inland, 64 to about 69 degrees. you can see the low clouds. they retreat pretty quickly to the coast where they remain stubborn. notice the breeze, it is just full on and fast all day today. if you are near water, it is definitely going to feel cooler there. tonight, the cloud cover comes back and so do mid-40s to near 50 degrees. all the way up to the 20th, a 30% to 40% chance of below average rainfall. in fact, i have absolutely none in the forecast. taking off away from the cow starting saturday through tuesday. kumasi, reggie. >>> pg&e is facing new criminal charges. sonoma county is accusing them of regularly starting to kinkaid 40. they have filed 33 counts. that fire burned 120 square miles. the charges come 10 months after pg&e pleaded guilty for its role in causing the 2018 camp fire. pg&e says and accepts the finding that a transmission line caused the fire b

then you head up to the north bay and it will be mid to upper 50s, coast to sausalito.hen 69 at san rafael. everybody else mid-70s. in the east bay valleys mid to upper 70s. that will feel really nice compared to sunday. here is a look at the entire states warming a little bit. low to mid-80s through the central valley. sunshine in so-cal, 67 in san diego, 71 in l.a., 54 in tahoe, 61 in yosemite with a slight chance of valley rain and mountain snow. nothing, just a slight chance. so, for tonight we are looking at mid-40s to near 50 degrees. here is my accuweather seven- day forecast. you can see about an 8-degree jump away from the coast saturday. there is a small seven-day forecast sunday when we get a little off shore breeze. that is why the coast jumps into the mid-60s. the rest of us are 80 to 90 degrees. a slight kansas of drizzle that can jump start the temperatures closer to average, 50s at the coast and 60s and 70s for the rest of us. if you haven't been with us all week, an update on the big special, a climate special coming up at 9:00 this saturday on abc7 new

mid to upper 50s along the úcoa mid to upper 50s along the north bay coast to sausalito.l and northward 65 to 70 degrees. along the east bay short a touch of haze. 65 in oakland, 67 san ramon, the san are momentum valley upper 60s, everybody else in the low to mid-70s. there is not much fog this morning at all. for the most part it will be mostly sunny at the coast. clouds will come back tonight and there will be more fog. so, visibility could be an issue during tomorrow morning's commute. mid-30s to mid-40s. warmer tomorrow by 2 to 4 degrees as today's on shore breeze pulls off the accelerate a little bit. sunday we are looking at a 25- degree spread from mid-60s at the coast to a record high 90s inland. it will be more comfortable next week. enjoy the weekend warmth. >> thank you, mike. >>> this morning the u.s. laborr department released the latest jobless report. >> 576,000 new claims were filed last week, a new pandemic low. that is a decrease of 168,000 from revised numbers from the prior week. economists forecasted 700,000. there are just over 3.7 million continuin

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. >>> in the north bay we are learning details about a sewage spill in sausalito. wastewater made its way into richardson bay. it is indicated with a red marker on this map. water quality officials say that testing has shown trace amounts of e. coli in the water. the overflow started march 17 and went unnoticed at first with more than 98,000 gallons released. warning signs are posted in the area. officials say roots blocking a private sewer caused the spill. >>> a lack of rain has forced sonoma county to begin inflating its rather rubber dam. it is a critical component of the water supply for more than 600,000 residents of marion and sonoma counties. it is usually inflated in the spring or early summer. the water agency says rainfall totals and reservoir levels for the russian river basin are at historic lows. they are urging customers to save water. >>> in the south bay today, a sign of pre-pandemic life. one of the little things many people now miss. we will check out an event that brought people together at a safe distance. >>> a bright day out there today. let'

. >>> a live look from sausalito, it was a cool day near the water today and even bigger changes are coming. if you are headed to the sierra, you may want to think twice about traveling on sunday. chief neurologist paul heggen is here and it sounds like it will be a bit hairy out there. >> it goes into effect 11:00 tomorrow night, continues through 11 a.m. on monday. they are talking about a spring snow event that will add up to a significant amount of snow, about 4500 feet, 8 to 15 inches of snow for the communities and the high sierra but on the highest peaks, up to 24 inches of snow. difficult travel conditions both on i-80 and u.s. 50, heading up there, just a good excuse to take monday off as well as you make your way back in this direction and once the snow has stopped just to come back into town, later on monday or tuesday. shows on the r as halater into n ay nig d thatin coming widespread into y sundaying. a quarter inch to ack iteven farther into the daylight hours on sunday coming up in the full forecast in just a few minutes. >>> big announcement on the future of californi

and that was sent from sent to us from the marine mammal center in sausalito. the second whale was found at brit's general marine reserve in san mateo county and that was on saturday and then the 3rd whale was discovered earlier this week floating in the san francisco bay. all 3 of the whales were great. why the cause of death of the first to wales has not been determined yet. and then cops he is being performed on the 3rd wheel today to try to figure how they die. it's always concerning when we have. spot a whale that has died up on the shore. we've had plenty of them kind of, you know, just diet along the side of the the whole coast here. but when you have 3 in such short. you know, can use consecutively and then within a week's time, it's very alarming. so we're really hoping that get some kind of word from those. to examination sometime today. i'll try to get in contact with both the sausalito marine center see it, but they have any updated information but very alarming still under investigation of why any of those whales died. back to you guys. all right.

the sus sausalito, a marine mammal center and see if they have any new information for us. back to you. all right. thanks a lot. we'll check in with you later. yulee. >> time now 7.26 still ahead, the fbi warning about fake vaccination cards details on the efforts to try and make sure they don't circulate online. we'll be right back. ok, so there are good deals... and then there are kohl's epic deals. like spring tops for just $9.99 and under... $29.99 and under sandals... and huge savings on bedding. oh, did i mention no coupons needed and you'll get kohl's cash? shop these epic deals and more... kohl's. start your day with crest 3d white and from mochaccinos to merlot, your smile will always be brilliant. crest 3d white brilliance. 100% stain removal, 24 hour stain resistance to lock in your whitest smile. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. feeling stressed in your skin? not with new olay retinol body wash. which improves skin 3x better. from dry and stressed, to bright and smooth. so, i can feel my best in my skin. olay body. fearless in my skin. >> welcome back

mid 60s in downtown san francisco. 59 in bodega bay. 62 in sausalito. along the east bay shore, the closer you are to the bay, some upper 60s, low 70s elsewhere. as he moved inland, 78 to about 80 degrees. around the state today, we will have mid 80s to the central valley. if you are headed that way, you may need to use the air conditioner. you can see the extra cloud cover tonight, low to upper 40s. a look at my accuweather seven- day forecast comical as day forecast comical as tomorrow as th attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. >>> taking a look at some of the low clouds and fog roaming around the north bay, thankfully visibility

temperatures in sausalito in the 50s. there is a noticeable breeze but that also is going to die down as we head towards early tomorrow morning. temperatures tonight, there are those 40s for most of us with upper 30s and the valleys of the north bay, otherwise low to mid 40s to start the day on tuesday and calm her wind to begin the day. we go farther into tuesday and an interesting pattern shapes up, the entrepreneurs along the coast and along the bay but farther inland it will be an offshore breeze tried to kick in, so at some point in between they will bump into each other and that is where we will see the sharpest divide in temperatures. still cool in the water but much warmer temperatures farther inland back up to around what is normal for this time of year the stronger wind kicking in as we head into late afternoon and early evening. amateurs will be all over the place tomorrow, 25 degrees spread from the cool locations along the coast, to the warmest spots farther inland around or above 80 degrees for napa, fairfie

the marine mammal center in sausalito treats hundreds of struggling sea lions rescued from californiaeaches each year. veterinarians found about 25% of adults have cancer. marine biologists at the center say a sexually transmitted herpes virus was causing high rates of cancerment other studies found levels of ddt in the mammals' blubber and they belilieve the dangerous s chemi could be an underlying cause. before it was banned in 1972, ddt was used worldwide as a pesticide. the largest manufacturer was right opt southern california coast and it turns out month mon trose dumped barrels of it. >> low and behold, there are likely thousands if not hundreds of thousands of barrels of d dt on the ocean bottom. getting the first pictures back was really the moment we went, oh, wow, we are the first to lay on this in 60 to 70 years. >> the information is too little too late for many of the sea lion population. last year the marine mammal center had to euthanize 29 sea lions because of cancer. state agencies are trying to figure out what to do with these new findings. >>> taking a live look ou

the marine mammal center in sausalito. they sent us these pictures.st oil washed up at crissy field last wednesday. the second at the fitzgerald, a marine reserve in san mateo county saturday and the 3rd found floating near the berkeley marina. this week. >> the questions about what's going on with those. here's a live view from mount tam looking at the bay area and we want to know if it'll be a good weekend to go somewhere a lawrence and yeah, i'm hoping the answer is yes. yes. it's getaway friday right tomorrow. so yeah, a lot of folks getting out about now around the state. looks like. >> it is going to be a good time to do it too little cool into the monterey bay. you can find that breeze. a couple batches of fog in the morning in the monterey bay about 55 degrees in carmel. 55 downtown in monterey about southern california. you want to head there. you'll find more sunshine and temperatures will be warmer. 70 in long beach. 73 downtown los angeles and 77 degrees in pasedena about the high country headed up to door of the lake tahoe. not a bad plac

in sausalito. 100,000 gallons of sewage overflowing from a manhole on woodward avenue. nobody at the city noticed. until the end of march. that sewage made it into richardson bay and a recent water sample showed elevated e. coli levels so warning signs will be posted until the water is safe. >>> and we have an update to a story we brought you yesterday. a missing go pro full of memories was returned to the bay area couple who lost it underwater four years ago, a socially distant hug and a big thank you in los angeles this weekend. the womaman who found the go pr met many up with the couple who lost it in san diego in 2017. it sat underwater for four years. but a woman found it underneath a waterfall last week. she checked tout memory card and found video of a couple traveling around san diego and clearly in love. she posted the footage on tiktok and managed to find the couple. >> isn't it amazing that it survived four years underwater? >> it is a great story. >> don't let the facts get in the way. >> exactly. >>> speaking of facts, mr. peck has a few of those related to

. >>> a live look from sausalito. clouds over the city and sunshine for much of the bay area today. but the first significant rain chance in weeks is on the way this weekend. meteorologist paul heggen is tracking the timing for us. ver ve s of ppg changes -storcosyorm system seg bah toward the coast ofcafornia. we areinve to wait saturday nig sundays of having addressed of you have to get done, saturday is the better half of the weekend for that. cooler, cloudy but it will still be dry and then the rain chances go up. sunday morning, starting the clock at four a.m., going through early afternoon and the rain chances will be the most widespread and heaviest during the morning hours on sunday but already tapering off during the afternoon and i think we will see a few peaks of sunshine in the face of you something address it has to be done on sunday, the longer you can way to the dryer the weather is going to be. we take a look at the future cast, track that rain as it approaches, coming up in a few minutes. >>> a live look at chase center. the warriors are about to welcome back the fi

the marine mammal center in sausalito streets hundreds of struggling sea lions rescued from beaches every year. veterinarians have found that about one quarter of adults have cancer and marine biologists at the center say it is transmitted herpesvirus partly to blame but other studies found the chemical ddt in the blubber of the mammal. before it was banned in 1972, ddt was used as a pesticide worldwide. it turns out the nation's largest manufacturer, montrose had been dumping toxic waste off the southern california coastline. researchers recently sent out a robot which found countless barrels littering the ocean floor between long beach and catalina island. >> lo and behold, there are likely thousands if not hundreds of thousands of barrels of ddt on the ocean bottom. >> we are getting the first pictures back and it was the moment we went, oh, wow and we are the first people to lay eyes on this and 60 or 70 years. >> the new information comes too late for many sea lions here and the mammal center had to euthanize 29 last year alone. state agencies are trying to figure out what to do with

. >> reporter: he is a whale specialist for the marine mammal center in sausalito. he says whales have only recently been coming into the bay itself, sometimes staying for weeks and actually feeding here which never used to happen. >> this is something brand-new in the last decade. so it makes sense that, we are all playing catch-up, figuring out how to go about our business. ideally in a way that doesn't harm these animals. >> reporter: that puts them in a crowded environment, especially now, increased shipments coupled with labor shortages during the pandemic have caused a backlog of ships at the port of oakland. >> that is just a huge influx of cargo, unprecedented, historically, that has basically overwhelmed the supply chain to handle that. >> reporter: as a result there are a lot of ships e bay and more waiting out by to get in. so when whales decide to stop for a visit, things can turn deadly. the monterey marine sanctuary is requesting that ships weight farther out to caesar they won't endanger wildlife and officials of the greater farallon sanctuary have be

park police alerted the marine and mammal center in sausalito. this is the fifth whale to wash ashore in the bay area this month. the others all gray whiles were found in muir beach, crissy field and the fitzgerald marine reserve in moss beach. >>> protesters called for quote no more kids in cages. they're upset the detention centers for migrant children. >> free our kids! >> immigrant and migrant rights advocates rallied in santa clara before hopping in their cars and driving to st. james park in san jose for another rally. many held signs out of the windows or decorated cars with messages demanding transparency and accountability in what happens to migrant children. the goal was to spread awareness about the many challenges that these children face. >> the more people that know that kids are probably in danger right now or we don't know, the more we want answers from the powers that be. our job is to spread information. >> similar events were held in bakersfield, long beach, and also in texas today. >>> when we return, unexpected visitor in a s

experts in the marine mammal center in sausalito were on the scene.ll release findings later. this is the latest dead whale to wash ashore in the bay area. four have been discovered in the last month alone. >>> to the south bay, where a long line and a long wait overnight. it is not black friday. but a chance for people to buy a home in santa clara. abc 7 news was at the scene where 18 units became available for purchase. a real estate agent said the crowd was a good indicator of the market in the bay area, given low supply and high demand. >> anytime there's new construction, there's a certain pool of buyers that really, really values that. that's part of the demand. >> the units were selling between 1.2 and $1.9 million. finishing touches is finishing ahead of the 93rd academy award ceremony. we are looking in l.a., where the red carpet is right here. and from the outside, you may not be able to tell, but tomorrow's show it will look different from the past. nominees will gather in downtown l.a. but performances will happen at the dolby theater. mas

the forecast for san francisco, oakland, berkeley and sausalito and redwood city. looks like this tomorrow. richmond point richmond. sandra fell. we're going to see clouds in the morning and in clearing in the afternoon in daytime highs. i don't like today, actually, just not just gonna sunny tomorrow, but there's some cool air right? that was a cold front that slip through, so the air is kind of cool behind. this is gonna take a while to warm up. i suspect we're going to see some mid sixties and we might see some 60 sixes or 60 sevens in some places, but for most of us tomorrow, it's all about mid and lower sixties. five day forecast. unfortunately shows no rain. i will see you back here tomorrow night. bill will see then. thank you. officials in san francisco haven't said yet when they plan to remove a dead whale that washed ashore this weekend at fort funston. people were out this morning. taking a look at the young fin whale. researchers from the marine mammal center, the california academy of sciences and uc santa cruz have determined the whale whale died afte

a calmer 70 in we should reach 60 downtown and sausalito. look at those mid to upper 80 around clover dale anan 70 at fremont. as you head into the valleys, 74 to 80. so here we are saturday night at 7:00. the sun's going down and the rain is coming up in the north bay. look at that several hours of wet weather sunday with a few showers possible monday. it's a one on the storm imstorm scale. so stay in. watch the oscars here on channel 7 because this will be likely raining in your neighborhood. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> cupertino-based apple is out with a bunch of products and colors. this is the new i mac available in several colors and has touch i.d they have the iphone 12 color -- purple. the i-mac and i pads will be available in may >> the purple is nice. why didn't they do this when my known broke two weeks ago. >> your known broke? >> yeah. it was a whole drama. >> coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> also, a big congrats to one high school senior. we'll show you the moment she found out she this couple is wo

e north bay 64 in sa 65 in sonoma, 64 in novato, about 59 in sausalito. east bay we're in the low 60s, 61 oakland, 62 union city, 61 castro valley and mid- to upper 60s, 65 walnut creek, 68 pittsburg, 65 in livermore. here's the accuweather seven- day forecast. morning clouds tomorrow giving way to sunshine, a little milder heading into tuesday and wednesday under partly cloudy skies. brighter skies to finish out the week. we remain dry. it's a pretty steady pattern saturday and sunday mainly 60s to low 70s away from the coast. >> still waiting for that rain, though, thanks. >>> still ahead a women-led food hall is opening in san when heartburn takes you by surprise. fight back fast, with new tums naturals. free from artificial flavors and dyes. i'm not sure if there's anything i can say to my family members to convince them to take the covid-19 vaccine. i'm not even sure if i'm convinced. hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say. so after looking at all the data and the science about these vaccines, i got the vaccine. an

mid-60s for downtown san francisco and sausalito. 78 to 83 for the north bay valleys. along the east bay shore upper 60s around richmond and berkeley and low to mid-70s for the rest of us. 81 in san ramon, 88 in brentwood and fairfield, 90s through the central valley, a■ near record high 73 in tahoe today and mid-40s to low 50s e temperatures. tomorrow we will drop about 2 to 6 degrees and we will be coolest saturday. a nice rebound sunday, then warm and dr oh man... let's get you to this moment. is that it? yep, that's it. of relief... [joyfully laughs] protection... i just got vaccinated- i just got vaccinated! noah just got vaccinated... hope... so that we can get to all the other moments. let's get you to the exhale you didn't know you were waiting for. let's get it... together. so we can be together. let's get to immunity. now's your moment to get vaccinated. >>> here are the 7 things to know this morning. number one, president biden pushed his sweeping $4 trillion proposal to congress including his infrastructure bill including a sweeping child care and education

and cooler, 59 for daly city, 82 for santa rosa tomorrow, 84 calistoga, 80 novato, 68 the high in sausalitoupper 60s, lower 70s, 69 berkeley, 70 oakland, 71 fremont and inland low to mid-80s, 83 concord, 82 the high in san ramon. here's your accuweather seven- day forecast, morning clouds giving way to sunshine, cooler afternoon tuesday. we bounce around temperaturewise throughout the week, but by next weekend the pattern looks to change a bit. we could introduce a chance of rain one week from tonight. we'll keep you updated. >> drew, thanks. >>> we are one week away from hollywood's biggest night. putting the oscars together is challenging enough and that's before the pandemic hit. reporter sandy kenyon with our sister station in new york shows us the changes we can expect in this year's show. >> and the oscar goes to brad pitt. >> reporter: it's been more of the same for half a century now, the faces and their films may change but not the format at a show that grew ever bigger in scope with each passing year until now. >> it is unprecedented because we're nearing, knock on wood, the end o

mid to upper 50s for sausalito. 75 to 73 in the valleys. fremont, about 67. inland, upper 60s.verywhere else, 70 to 74 degrees. around the state today, it is getting quieter. no more valley rain or mountain snow. 53 in tahoe. that is too bad. we could really use some more. temperatures in the north bay and valleys, in the 30s to 40s. the rest of us, mid to upper 40s. we could have a few low 40s but notice the cloud cover will be more widespread. warmer tomorrow inland. look at that surge saturday to near record highs. sunday, 90. do you remember that summer spread? tomer five degrees cooler. reggie, kumasi. >>> good morning america is coming up at 7:00 right here on abc7. >> ginger zee has a look at what is ahead. >> reporter: good morning reggie and kumasi. it is thursday morning. coming up on gma, we will have the latest on the decision to pause the johnson & johnson vaccine. a cdc advisory panel says it needs more information before making a decision. we are learning more about the six women that that had the blood clots. >>> also, the officer who shot and killed 20-year-old

endangered fin whale was found washed up on a beach friday and experts with the marine mammal center in sausalitoperformed a necropsy and determined the will likely died from injuries due to a ship strike. was a 46 foot juvenile male with blunt force injuries around its neck but this was the fifth dead whale to wash his work in san francisco bay just this month alone. >>> days after a man died in police custody, dozens of student protesters marched to the alameda police department to demand answers. protesters, mostly high school students, marched through the streets this weekend to support mario gonzalez. he died in police custody on monday and they are demanding the department released the officers names and the body cam footage alameda police said 26- year-old gonzales had a medical emergency while they were trying to arrest him he later died but the man's family said he was a healthy 26-year-old.>> i am saddened and frustrated and angry. people of color should not be the ones dying by police. police are told to protect and serve and yet they are not protecting all people>> the city of alameda

around the bay 60 in san francisco, looking at the upper 50s for sausalito and daly city, 62 alameda, east bay shoreline, oakland and san leandro in the 60s. 75 in windsor. here is the extended forecast as we are looking at similar conditions for tomorrow. there we go with our temperatures warming up just a bit more for saturday and for sunday. we are going to stay on the mild side as we look ahead to early next week. back to you. >>> 5:21. >>> still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, flames taking over a vineyard and it's what the wine makers want. how it is helping out their crops. >>> later on cbs this morning at 7:00, more on president biden's executive actions on gun control. plus the american cruise lines pushing to resume voyages and meet the grammy nominated duo breaking stereotypes and inspiring students. we'll be right back. it's okay that you don't want to be first: you aren't. second covid vaccine. it's okay y to have ququestio: everyoyone deserves answers.. i'm wary thahat there isn't enough information. it's okay to be excited, or worrieded, or both.h. it's a

people from san rafael to sausalito ordered to follow mandatory conservation rules including no car washing at home or no refilling of swimming pools or water fountains. >> what we would like to see is a lot of dirty cars for the next six ther don't take it seriously or know it is serious but not taking their stability to reduce the water. >> more than 90% of california is at least in a moderate drought according to the u.s. drought monitor. >>> sonoma officials are expected to claim a drought emergency tomorrow. they've never seen lake sonoma this low at this time of year. they're asking people to start conserving now. the spokesperson says lake sonoma is primary water source for 600 customers an the lake gets water from rainfall and not snow melt. >> it's really worrisome. >> kind of depressing. we come every weekend and to see this, where the water usually is and where it is now. >> sonoma water officials say success of conservation efforts now will dictate what mandatory restrictions will look like later this summer. >>> a live look across the east bay where officials could declare stag

sausalito 60. low to mid-70s through most of the north bay valley. 62 in richmond.nd 64. 68 in fremont. in test bay valley 73 in san ramon. no record highs in tahoe like yesterday, but still, warm 73. chico 96. 90 in l.a., 106 in palm springs. definitely warm away from the coast today. tonight more cloud cover, mist along the coast and milder this morning, a lot of us in the low to mid-50s. we won't warm up much mainly 60s and 70s. look at the turn about there, some people may need to exercise their air conditioning. >> there you go. >>> five people have been connected with the shoot are of lady gaga's dog walker and the left of the french bulldog. the dog walker has recovered from the february 24th shooting. one of the people arrested is the woman who said she found the dogs and returned them to police after lady gaga offered a $500,000 reward. officials say they believe the motivation for the attack was the value of the value of the dog's breed rather than the celebrity owner. >> some unsettling moment for a family in scotts valley this week. a homeowner captured

south san francisco and sausalito mid-50s north bay and coast.ittle sunshine around the bodega bay but that is about it. 66 to 71 along the north bay valley. the east bay shore 61 to 67 degrees. inland 69 san ramon. the rest of us in the low to mid-70s. cloud cover, drizzle in coast and hills and fog in the usual spots and mid to upper 40s. here is a look at future radar. saturday afternoon a slight chance of rain ahead of the system with the warm front coming through but the better rain will be with the cold front. the darker green is the pulsing up for an hour or two, becoming moderate rain. by sunday evening the steady rain is over. a few showers are possible monday. by tuesday and wednesday we are getting our sunshine and warmer temperatures back in the forecast, just like we will have today and tomorrow. kumasi? >> thank you, mike. >>> the young woman who captivated the nation at president biden's inauguration will be making an appearance at the professional business women of california's annual conference. amanda gore man inspired so many p

sausalito, south to the coast, the winds will be fastest.id 70s to low 80s in the north bay valleys. upper 80s to mainly low 70s. as you move inland, 78. around the state, pretty warm in the central valley. 85 in l.a. to 97 in palm springs. mid 50s, mid 40s, excuse me, to mid 50 tomorrow morning. they hold pretty steady through friday. a really fall off this weekend. we will talk more about that transferring coming up. reggie, jobina. >>> the oakland a's game d- iuet the minnesota on of it s nothing to do the a's. it is their opponent that is scheduled to come to town. the twins have had four players test positive and they are doing more testing. the game has been tentatively rescheduled as part of a doubleheader tomorrow. >>> still ahead, a historic flight to mars. this morning, we have the new video from nasa. >>> britney spears addresses the free britney movement. what she wants the fans to know. >>> a live look outside. look at all those clouds coming through. through. we will be right someday, looking back on the pandemic, you'll want t

here's some video from inside sausalito bakery and cafe. so many customers are happy. they started flocking inside the location that why the owner, the place i interviewed him at 7 he broke the news to so many people that you know what you can come inside now if you want and you could sit down and enjoy your coffee and your pastry in the morning that is your choice and a lot of people i talked to say good choice. i mean, having a lot of choice is a good thing. >> happy and excited of anticipation we're following a back to life as a note about a year ago. people are walking down streets yeah. just enjoying a like we should all sheriff. >> and the reason why marine county could be the first in the bay area to move to yellow because the positivity rate for covid-19 is at 2%. don't worry, san francisco. you could be in the yellow tier come may 4th back to you. all right. well, thank you very much. >> time now is 8. '04, and with, you know, the numbers going down for covid and the vaccines going up. some people are saying, well, should we lose the mask. so we asked some doc

we will try to squeeze a 60 out of downtown. 62 out of sausalito. 68 to 73 through the northbay valleyng the east bay shore, 64. as you move inland, about 68 to 74 from san ramon to brentwood. look around the state. mid to upper 70s to the central valley. a little more sunshine than yesterday. definitely breezy from fresno southward. that breeze is bringing 96 tabriz to palm springs. that is warm. here is a look at some of the 30s and the northbay valley. a little bit of font tomorrow morning. the rest of us partly to mostly cloudy. we drop back. a little cooler l air mass. the breezes continue to be an issue everywhere. the rest of us will start to hit the 60s and 70s and possibly try to reach the 70s and 80s across the bay a couple of times. >>> national geographic hosting an earth day eve virtual celebration. it will feature performances by willie nelson, yo-yo ma, and ziggy marley. earth day eve will stream on the nat geo youtube channel wednesday, april 21 at 5:30. disney is a parent company of nat geo and abc 7. >>> jack hanna, the animal and wildlife expert who became famous aft

there's much food in this community that we have a way to get to the i'd like to >> officials in sausalitoaying nearly 100,000 gallons of sewage spilled into the richardson bay last month. city officials were told on march 31st, sewage was overfrowing from a manhole on woodward avenue. the wastewater that spilled into a nearby creek which then flowed into city storm drains which emptied into richardson bay originally, officials thought just 1000 gallons of sewage spilled into the bay. but about a week later they found out it was a lot more. the city determined the spill had been occurring since march 17th but had gone unnoticed. the blockage was cleared on march 31st. >> let's talk weather this sunday night. a live look outside along the san francisco embarcadero love that shot into perfect. not outside. and there's a lot to look forward to this week. our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now with a look at what we can expect. yeah, we actually finally saw some warming for coastal areas today. thanks to the change in direction of the wind. in fact, instead of seeing a westerly flow l

park police alerted the marie mammal center in sausalito and they did a necropsy, found significant damage to the muscle around the whale's vertebrae consistent with blunt force trauma from a ship. this is the fifth whale to wash ashore in the bay area in the last month. the others all grey whales were found in the berkeley marina, muir beach, chrissy fields. >>> we have much more with chuck todd for a preview of this week's "meet the press." >> welcome back. time for our weekly discussion with chuck todd, nbc news plittial director and moderator of "meet the press." hi, chuck, good morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> good morning, kira. >> president biden's proclamation about the armenian genocide but i want to stick with you what happened a few days ago, derek chauvin's guilty verdict. you have multiple guests on today including senator amy klobuchar of minnesota, where it all happened. what comes next? many this past week called it just the beginning. i believe even george floyd's brother called it that himself. what do your experts think? >> well, it's interesting. let me introdu

south san francisco and sausalito. upper 50s along the north bay coast.ch more comfortable than yesterday because of the lack of 30 and 40 miles per hour winds. 68 in san rafael. everybody else in the low to mid 70s. about 65 to 68 along the east bay shore with oakland topping out at 67. and the 70s returning to all inland east bay neighborhoods. about 71 to 76. you can see any cloud cover that is around the bay is easily gone by just after the commute. and a few clouds lingering there along the coast. i expect more fog as high pressure moves to squash the atmosphere. about the same tomorrow. the same players are dominating our forecast. and then the high really starts to take over friday. look at that 70s to near 80. and then saturday and sunday mid 80s to near 90 inland with a big chance of record on sunday. 78 to 82 around the bay. still comfortable at the coast. low to mid 60s. have a good one. here is kumasi. >>> san celebrate israel's 73rd independence day. san francisco will join cities from coast to coast. and the display is parent of the israeli

low 60s downtown in san francisco and sausalito. into the valley, 68 to 74 degrees with the tri-valley being the coolest in the upper 60s. around the state everybody is cooling down a little bit. look at the mid-60s around san diego and los angeles, to 52 in tahoe where we have a mixture of rain and snow today. snow level is about 6900 feet. i will talk about that coming up. low to upper 40s with more cloud cover tonight except in the north bay. you can see the temperatures steady through wednesday, thursday, maybe 2 degrees warmer friday, then there is the ginormous jump saturday with mid to upper 80s inland by sunday. even mid-60s at the coast. it will be quite different by then. >> thank you, mike. >>> steph curry is now the top scorer in warrior's history after passing wilt chamberlain's previous record of 17,780 points. he needed 19 points to challenge that win and he did it early finishing with 21 in the first quarter. the all-time scoring record is a feat that even curry had a hard time wrapping his head around. >> any time y

come up toward richardson bay and what would have been the rest of tiburon and maybe even a little sausalito but you couldn't see it. that is a beautiful deck of stratus clouds. coming in across the bay, and you watch this, you can see, you know, the choreographed ballet of all of the different sailboats, ferries, alcatraz both and the whole thing and most important of this view besides how cool it is is the fact that it shows us that there is a change coming. you could seat in the clouds here and if we look at high def doppler, the rain doesn't show up a whole lot just yet but it is out there way off the coast of northern most california. here is what it looks like at home now looking for the top of the mark hopkins pick of this is what it looks like write down 880. plenty of clouds out here and in the tri-valley. these clouds of the leading edge that kept everybody pretty much in the same spot temperature wise today. we all came within just a few degrees above or below of 60. tomorrow many of us will be 8 to 10 degrees cooler. won't get out of the mid to upper 50s for daytime highs today f

now we have pictures and video of that whale that was sent to us from the mammal center in sausalito as well as the second well was found over at fitzgerald marine reserve in san mateo county on saturday. and the 3rd whale discovered earlier this week floating in the san francisco bay near the berkeley marina. now, all 3 of these whales are gray whales and the cause of death of the first 2, as i are inconclusive basically because they couldn't really you know, i didn't look like they died of malnutrition. it didn't look like they got hit by a ship, but they still have a team going out there to now study there schell the skeleton of the body really rule out that it was an human interaction caused the death of these whales and that 3rd whale that was found. well, that that's going to be examined today. fact marine mammal center told me that they'll be going out there in the afternoon on to angel island and trying to start their exam. and this is kind of a big deal because dot talk about the pandemic has affected like finding out what happened because we're in this pandemic. they don't

that is since sausalito sent us the the first whale last week washed up at crissy field. that was last wednesday. the second was at the fitzgerald marine reserve in san mateo county. that was saturday. 3rd, they found one floating near the berkeley marina earlier this week at the carcasses have all been towed to angel island for new crops. eases scientists now try to learn why these whales died and while leatherback sea turtles have been swimming. the world's oceans for 10's of millions of years. scientists have a warning tonight. they say they could disappear from the west coast. a new study shows that 80% population drop in just 30 years for one group of the sea turtles that migrates about 7,000 miles or so across the pacific to feed on jellyfish in the cold waters off our coast. scientists say international fishing and the harvest of eggs from nesting beaches in the western pacific. our factors there blame. >> here's what's coming up next here at 8 o'clock tonight. 2 steps forward, one step back. the concerning covid trapped in one of the bay area's biggest cities. plu

low to mid-80s downtown, and south san francisco, and sausalito. mid-70s along the north bay coast.about 85 to 88 through the north bay valleys. look at these records along the east bay shore. 85, to 87 degrees. inland, we have 87 to nearly 90 degrees in brentwood. here's a look at our winds blowing offshore this morning. watch around 4:00. notice they reverse, and start coming onshore. there's the cloud cover that's coming in tonight, and signaling an end to this warming trend. temperatures when we wake up tomorrow morning, low to upper 40s. my accuweather seven-day forecast still going to be warm away from the coast. just no record highs tomorrow. you can see over the weekend, it's going to be morning clouds, afternoon sunshine and seasonal temperatures, and a slight chance of rain monday and tuesday. >>> coming up next, the seven things to know this morning. >> and two young sisters dropped into the u.s. over the southern border wall. the incident that all unfolded on camera. >>> and also this morning, it's mlb opening day around the country. the vast differences and restrictions

coming down from the north bay, as we look at the map, i've circled the area just coming down toward sausalitoew and a lot of slowing for a few minutes. they moved that crew, that should be improvement. this car is a concern, a person outside the car, thought it was a disabled vehicle but slowly rolling and continuing on westbound 80 in the center divide area. i'm following that report very closely, but so far, laura, there's been no problem at the bay bridg toll plaza. on your approach to san francisco. the rest of the bay moves smoothly. >> sounds good. thanks for keeping tabs on it. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay", "nbc bay area responds." >> we're taking consumer complaints in english and spanish but aiming for results in a universal language, cash. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, we'll have some recent wins, next. >>> but first, mike has a busy weekend on tap. he's going to be kicking off the 54th northern california annual cherry blossom festival tomorrow along with robert handa. follow mike on instagram, facebook and twitter. you can get all that information, should be

numbers from 74 in san rafael, upper 70s in santa rosa, cooler in sausalito. 69, about 80 up in cloverdalein oakland with 65 or 75 i should say in union city. reaching about 80 in concord, 79 in the san ramon valley. the accuweather seven-day forecast, 70s around the bay, still have that summerfield with the low clouds and fog. certainly cooler today, further cooling over the weekend, and then looking at the breezy, windy as we get into for the next week, and very little change with increasing clouds midweek. >> thank you, lisa. >>> recent action sending implement benefits for more than a year to many people, because of the pandemic. when that extension starts, is causing frustration and confusion. seven on your side is trying to sort out all out. >> it sucks, my husband says. >> reporter: that is the blunt assessment from robin and her husband, desmond. their experience with the edd. robin began collecting on women in july. despite the extension, the text stopped coming in january. >> i don't like what's going on with edd. they've been giving a runaround since january. >> reporter: jennif

for further studying and we're looking at pictures now sent to us from the marine mammal center in sausalito. the first whale washed up at crissy field last wednesday. the second whale was found at the fitzgerald marine reserve in san mateo county on saturday. the 3rd well was discovered earlier this week floating in the san francisco bay and near the berkeley marina on all 3 of those whales gray whales there about 41 feet long. the cause of death on the first 2 whales still inconclusive and the neck rocked he is being performed on that 3rd. well, today to try and figure out how it died. well, switching up now talk about our weather forecast as we take a live look outside here at the golden gate bridge. it is gorgeous out there today. our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now with a look at that dry and hot weather. no rain in sight. no rain in sight. in our latest drought monitor was released today just teen and we're holding steady for us here in the bay area still under moderate to severe drought conditions. >> that could change if this pattern continues. so far, no april showers. t

officials say the spill happened last month in sausalito but not detect did because vegetation concealedthe flow. nearly 100,000 gallons overflowed and a recent water sample four days ago e. coli and signs are up there until the water is safe. a similar incident happened in july 2019 that also forced the closure of richardson bay. >>> it is so great out there and cloudy. we do have some gray but the marine layer will give way to more sunshine and will mix in with some high clouds and temperatures will warm up. in fact away from the coast would not be unusual to see numbers flirting with 80 in the inland valleys and we were close to that yesterday and as we look at live doppler seven this is the visible imagery and it picks up on the cloud cover off the coast there and the san mateo coast is where we have the fog and some higher clouds spinning up from a system that is out in the pacific for weeks. we will talk about that with our prospects of rain and the extended outlook in a moment and as a look at the camera it is sunny with high clouds there and temperatures in the upper 40s downtown