download our abc seven bay area streaming app. join us and start watching and more with our abc seven bay area streaming tv app. just search abc seven bay area to download it. retired tennis legend serena williams says she wants to get involved in women's basketball. serena williams said she's, quote, super interested in owning a wnba team. the 23 time grand slam champ calls female sports a safe bet as an investor. her company, serena ventures, has already invested in 66 startups. she also has stakes in the angel city fc, the los angeles based women's soccer team, and the los angeles golf club franchise. now, all of this comes as the wnba draft gets underway right now. so coming up on the news at 530, we'll chat about that as well as the warriors preparations for tomorrow night's play in game against the kings, plus problematic potholes in oakland. abc seven news reporter lyanne melendez has the story and will join me to talk about what she learned when talking to oakland officials, those stories and more at 530 on abc seven bay ar

download our abc seven bay area streaming app. join us our abc seven bay area streaming tv app. oad it now. >> google is starting to play hardball with a california bill that would require search engines to pay news organizations for content. today, google's vp of global news partnerships said the mountain view company is removing links to california news websites. google says it's a test to measure the impact of this proposed law. google is also pausing its partnerships with news sites on its google news showcase. the california journalism preservation act would force facebook, google and microsoft to pay news organizations a percentage of their ad revenue. >> now, like the bay area, new jersey leaders want the garden state to sprout its own artificial intelligence industry. they're even advertising their ambitions around the country, including here in san francisco. the billboard you just saw and is here recently went up in union square. and it comes ahead of new jersey governor phil murphy's trip out west. he'll visit silicon valley and hollywood this weekend. murphy hopes to

abc seven bay area streaming tv app dan and ama. fantastic >> thanks, julian. >> all right. and you can head to the. you can actually download the abc seven app or head to abc seven news.com and join julian in two minutes. >> do that. and if you're watching us here on tv world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel all of us. we appreciate your time. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. we'll see you again at six. >> david: tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the full jury has just been seated in donald trump's criminal trial. what we know about the jurors who will decide trump's fate, and when this trial now begins. >>> also breaking news tonight, the scare on the runway. two passenger jets just missing each other.

♪ with our abc seven bay area streaming tv app. just search abc seven bay area and download it now. n francisco, nine months after opening its store in the mid-market area. >> today, ikea opened saleh hall. it's a two story food hall named after one of the most famous markets in stockholm. ikea says the food hall is more than just an eatery. >> food is one of the most important drivers. also for our business. this is the reason why people want to come together. >> eight local restaurants will make up the ikea food hall. there will also be two bars, a bakery and a cooking school. ikea is working with a workplace development agency to hire workers from the local community. wow, what an operation. >> that's beautiful. that's great. >> all right, well, we still have more news ahead for you. >> yeah. let's get to abc seven news anchor j.r. stone with a look at what's coming up at 530. j.r, thanks, diane and dan at 530. >> we're continuing our coverage on the death of oj simpson and the impact of his life. abc seven news i-team reporter dan noyes spent nearly a month in los angeles coverin

download our abc seven bay area streaming app. join us and start watching more with our abc seven bay area streaming tv app. just search abc seven bay area and download it. >> all right, just a couple of hours. it's win or go home when the warriors and the kings face off for the nba play in tournament game, abc seven sports anchor chris alvarez has a preview of tonight's elimination game from sacramento. >> all is calm here in sacramento, but in two hours this place is going to be loud. warriors and kings and elimination game in the nba play in tournament. now the regular season. both teams had identical records, but due to tiebreakers we're here in sacramento. and in fact three out of the four regular season games were decided by one single point. >> you want to do everything you can to prepare to win the game, and obviously you do that in seven game series as well. but tonight the stakes are a little higher and we understand that. and you know, i never played in the ncaa tournament. so this one and done format is kind of making u

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in some instances, reports of violence toward muslims are even higher here in the bay area. abc sevenreporter anser hassan . >> in 2022, care saw a significant drop in complaints and we were hopeful that hope was. end in october 2023. >> zahra belu is the executive director of the bay area chapter of the council on american islamic relations, or care. she says the israel-hamas war set off a huge spike in anti-muslim and anti-palestinian sentiment and hate crimes across the u.s, the bay area was no different. >> our data in the san francisco bay area is consistent with the national trends, and unfortunately, in certain instances, even worse. we've seen a number of violent crimes in the san francisco bay area. >> on tuesday, the national office of care issued their 2024 annual hate crime report titled fatal the resurgence of anti-muslim hate in 2023, care reported a 419% increase, reporting 607 complaints of hate crimes or hate incidents. care reports it received over 8000 complaints, the highest ever in its 30 year history, even more than after the 2017 muslim travel ban and during the

bay and oakland? cornel bernard, abc seven news. >> well, tomorrow is the big day. the rare total solar eclipse here in the bay area. on't get full totality, but some people are still very excited to see this. abc seven news reporter tara campbell talked to those making some last minute preparations. >> the countdown is on and people are getting prepped for monday's total solar eclipse. >> it's like a once in a lifetime opportunity. it's very special, very, very special. >> at san francisco's exploratorium, these glasses are going fast. >> people will come in search around with their eyes. and i know right away they're here for eclipse glasses. >> the protective eyewear, their number one seller. as the big day nears, i know that a lot of their concerns are making sure that they're getting glasses that are actually safe, up to standard code. >> and if you look at the glasses, we actually have certain specifications and guarantees printed on the side. >> this will be the last chance to see a total solar eclipse from the u.s. for quite some time. the next one isn't expected until 2044. hearing that it's a 20 years from

areas around the bay. upper 70s and it might even be nice to head to the beach in the upper 60s. >> stephanie francis, thank you. you can track the rain with the abc sevenat upcoming sunshine. and look at the same live doppler seven radar francis uses just search abc seven bay area and your device's ♪ we belong ♪ ♪ we belong together ♪ ♪ we belong ♪ hulu on disney+. available with disney bundle. plans starting at $9.99 a month. with brand new bikes, helmets and locks. nearly 150 underserved youth from kindergarten to fifth grade also got some cycling training. more than 50 volunteers made this possible by assembling each bike you see here. the whole block was closed off to give everyone space to practice biking, turning and overall safety. rotary has been doing bike builds for nearly 15 years now, and the whole donation is valued at over $20,000. so wonderful to see that a new inclusive playground for intellectually and developmentally disabled children and adults is now open in novato. the city held a ribbon cutting ceremony at pioneer park. it's the first and only fully adaptive playground in marin county. the play area offers accessible structures fe

it's coming up at 530 on abc seven bay area streaming tv. >> dan ammar excellent, julian. k you. >> and you can download the abc seven app or just head to abc seven news.com and join julia in two minutes. >> and if you're watching us here on tv world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel all of us. we appreciate your time. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. we will see you again at 6:00. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. >> david: tonight, breaking news in donald trump's criminal trial. the jury is now seated. who is the first witness? and the scare outside today. the man who set himself on fire. >>> also tonight, the two united pilots suspended this evening after who they let sit in the captain's seat mht

for a price, we' seven bay area streaming tv app. just search abc seven bay area and download it when you have a moment for a few hundred dollars, you could buy the red orchestra section seats from san francisco's castro theater. >> advocates fought hard to preserve the historic seating at this landmark building, but it seems this renovation sale is the closest they're going to get to keeping them. single seats are going for $350. doubles 500, another planet entertainment's website says proceeds will be donated to oasis arts and the castro organ devotees association. >> that's nice. as you know, i'm. i got a tour of the castro theater renovation a few days ago, 50ft above, and i'll have that story on soon. meet all right. more news ahead for you. >> yeah, let's get to abc7 news anchor dion lim for a look at the stories that are coming up at 530. dion yeah, dan. >> and not to rub it in even more, but we are breaking down. last night's heartbreaking loss for the warriors against the kings chris alvarez joins me with what went wrong and

download our abc seven bay area streaming app.join us and start watching on the new high speed rail line between las vegas and san bernardino county. a rail company called brightline west plans to lay 218 miles of new track, mostly in the median of interstate 15. the company will also build new stations, including one near the vegas strip and another in rancho cucamonga. the $12 billion project includes $6.5 billion in federal funds. brightline ceo says the goal is to have trains running for the summer olympics in los angeles by 2028, so no time to waste. we shall see. >> well, much more news ahead at 530 on streaming tv. >> and if you're watching us on tv, world news tonight with david muir is next with sandhya patel. a ♪ >> david: tonight, breaking news, the criminal trial of donald trump. the first witness takes the stand, and what now happens first thing tomorrow morning. tonight, the prosecution's first witness facing the jury. david pecker, the former publisher of "the national enquirer," who prosecutors say was part of a sc

seven news. >> turning now to another day of wild weather. >> the bay area's highest peaks are still coated in white after this week's unusual spring snow. sky seven caught the dusting atop mount hamilton this afternoon. >> and look at this. some spots in the east bay got hail this afternoon, abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley shared this video from walnut creek. she says it came down like this for ten minutes straight, so it's been another busy day in our weather department. >> it certainly has. let's bring in abc seven news meteorologist andy patel with a look at the chilly night ahead. sandhya yeah, it is going to be cold enough that we have frost advisories going up. ama and dan let me show you the temperatures right now. they have fallen down to 42 degrees in brentwood, 49 in san francisco, 50 in san jose and oakland. look at the north bay, already cold in calistoga, 36 degrees santa rosa. you're at 46. so all of our valleys and the santa cruz mountains under a frost advisory, 1 to 9 a.m, 33 to 36 degrees tomorrow morning. frost will form and that could cause damage. so you'll want to

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middle east in san francisco, anser hassan abc seven news. >> a reminder to stay with abc seven news, bay areaening in israel, gaza and here at home. you can find the latest updates anytime at abc seven news.com, and download the abc seven bay area app to get breaking news alerts and live stream updates. new details. oj simpson's body will be cremated tuesday in las vegas. sources say his brain will not be used for cte research after multiple requests from scientists. they wanted to study the x running backs brain to see if he suffered from the degenerative brain disease typically found in football. players who experienced concussions during their career. the late nfl star passed away wednesday after battling cancer. he was 76 years old. school leaders in oakland are under pressure from budget problems and strike threats. this week they took a step to solve those issues, but it would mean consolidating and closing schools. the oakland unified school board voted this week to set up metrics to help it figure out which schools to shut down the guidelines are supposed to make sure school closures

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seven news. >> turning now to another day of wild weather. >> the bay area's highest peaks are still coated in white after this week's unusual spring snow. sky seven caught the dusting atop mount hamilton this afternoon. >> and look at this. some spots in the east bay got hail this afternoon, abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley shared this video from walnut creek. she says it came down like this for ten minutes straight, so it's been another busy day in our weather department. >> it certainly has. let's bring in abc seven news meteorologist andy patel with a look at the chilly night ahead. sandhya yeah, it is going to be cold enough that we have frost advisories going up. ama and dan let me show you the temperatures right now. they have fallen down to 42 degrees in brentwood, 49 in san francisco, 50 in san jose and oakland. look at the north bay, already cold in calistoga, 36 degrees santa rosa. you're at 46. so all of our valleys and the santa cruz mountains under a frost advisory, 1 to 9 a.m, 33 to 36 degrees tomorrow morning. frost will form and that could cause damage. so you'll want to

with abc seven bay area app. you can find it in your device's app store and download it. >> happening now caltrans crews are racing to come up with a rebuilding plan after a portion of highway one washed out over the weekend. yesterday they brought in dozens of concrete barriers. they'll soon be placing those along the road to guide traffic going between carmel and big sur. convoy passages escorting drivers remain on pause because of the rain. while the closure is inconvenient, caltrans says it could have been worse. >> i think we maybe caught a little stroke of luck and maybe a lot of luck in the sense that we still have one lane open. >> evacuation warnings remain in effect in and around big sur. the monterey county sheriff's office plans to lift the evacuation warnings if the convoys resume tomorrow as planned. >> happening today, we're expecting another candidate to officially enter the race for san francisco mayor. amanda is at the live desk with what aaron peskin is saying about his decision. >> good mornin

what about some of the government employees here in the bay area who work for local cities? >> abc sevenmelendez is here to tell us what she found out about san francisco, san jose and oakland. >> yeah, the entire bay area. but i bet a lot of people didn't know that state workers were working from home five days a week, full time. yeah, that's about to change. now, here in the bay area, there's no sign that returning to the office is gaining steam among city workers. we've sort of hit that plateau. now let's talk about government productivity, because as one city worker told me, the job is getting done. it's just taking a little longer. but is that good for the economy? public servants are supposed to work for government and for citizens. so last week when we went to oakland city hall and found the offices were closed in the middle of the day, we wondered, what gives? so we return one week later. maybe that was a one off. let's try again. it's tuesday, one week later, still closed to the public. odd because one council member, noel gayo, was just coming to work, entering through a side d

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this organization is going to lead in the right direction in the north bay. >> ryan curry, abc seven news building a better bay area san francisco's restaurant week is currently underway, bringing out deals and flavors all over the city. it's a chance for people to show their support for their favorite spots, or try out somewhere new. food lovers have ten days to dine out at a discount. hopes are high that it will bring much needed boost to business. >> it helps a lot. this is typically our our slower week uh- our slower month actually. and, what i love about restaurant week is it gets it gives us a chance to kind of tap into a, a pool of guests that we just, we normally don't, don't get palette. >> tea house in ghirardelli square is one of many places offering specialty dishes, like their peking duck with caviar. there is a long list of participating eateries to check out every day. restaurant week runs through april 14th. new this morning, the grapevine on i-5 is back open after snow shut it down overnight. chp said it opened the highway in both directions while escorting traffic. now yesterday, officers tried to

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and stay with us on the abc seven bay area streaming app at seven for abc seven at seven.ve every weekday from 7 to 8 a.m. download the app now. wherever you stream. >> 640 and we have a wet morning out there. it's also quite cold with temperatures in the 30s and 40s. live doppler seven showing you our next storm is moving in from west to east. it is coming with rain and snow. we'll take it to mount hamilton where snow is falling. right now. that's the purple and white you see on your screen. some heavier downpours about to work into the city, moving through the peninsula. it is pouring in half moon bay right now. it's raining in san mateo. it's just going to be a wet morning across the region. some showers moving into vallejo, the east bay right now in richmond, even into el cerrito and oakland. beginning to see some light rain in in your neighborhood. so it's a level one today and tomorrow for these showers and snow on our highest peaks, and the chance of a thunderstorm throughout the afternoon both today and tomorrow. winter weather advisory in effect for lake and inter

and tomorrow we'll have her remarks on abc seven news.com and the abc seven bay area app only on seven. >> tonight, for the fourth time in a year, a well-known oakland donut shop is robbed. security camera video shows thieves, one of them armed with a golf club, ripping out the cash register. abc seven news reporter j.r stone talked to those at the colonial donuts and city leaders about what they're doing to help fight crime. >> this is surveillance video of a recent robbery at the colonial donuts lakeshore location in oakland. and no, we have not shown it to you before, but we have shown you this past robbery there. and this second pass robbery and this third. i think one of the assailants also, brought in a golf club, and i'm not sure what he was intending to do with it to cause intimidation or cause harm, but. >> yeah, so this would be the fourth time we got robbed within not even a one year span. >> ping yamamoto runs colonial donuts. her family has owned the business for 40 plus years. she says since the robbery started, they have installed a service window that is cashless and us

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and stick with us on the abc seven bay area streaming app at seven for abc seven at seven.ekday for weekdays from 7 to 8 a.m. download the app now wherever you stream. >> 641 this morning we're looking at your morning drive and it will be rather quiet out there. we have a lot of cloud cover this morning, temperatures slowly climbing through the 50s. the next couple of hours under a mix of sun and clouds. today, here's live doppler seven along with satellite. this cold front here is going to cross through this afternoon, and it will kick up our winds and drag in some cooler air later on today. here's future tracker windspeed showing you by 4 or 5 p.m. that onshore flow gusting 20 to 35mph. so it will be a blustery afternoon and it will feel cooler compared to the past couple of days. look at the three day forecast. we're cooler and we're windier today. then tomorrow and friday it's a level one light storm on the abc seven. storm impacts as low pressure moves through california. look at our daytime highs only the low to mid 50s. so a closer look at the storm impact scale. we'

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with the abc seven bay area app. you can find it in your devices app store and download it. >> happening now caltrans crews are racing to come up with a rebuilding plan after a portion of highway one washed out over the weekend. yesterday, they brought in dozens of concrete barriers. they'll soon be placed along the road to guide traffic going between carmel and big sur. convoy passengers. passengers escorting drivers remain on pause because of the rain. while the closure is inconvenient, caltrans says it could have been worse. >> i think we maybe caught a little stroke of luck and maybe a lot of luck in the sense that we still have one lane open. >> evacuation warnings remain in effect in and around big sur. the monterey county sheriff's office plans to lift the evacuation warning if the convoys resume tomorrow as planned. >> happening today, we're expecting another candidate to officially enter the race for san francisco mayor. man is at the live desk with what aaron peskin is saying about his decision. amanda. >>

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as abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley explains, law enforcement agencies from all over the bay area have been flooded with calls about the sideshow. >> these are the skid marks on the bay bridge as you approach treasure island on the upper deck, as seen from sky seven today. they're from a sideshow that materialized on the bridge early sunday. additional units were called and dispersed the crowd within 20 minutes, allowing traffic to flow again on the upper deck. >> they determined at least 100 vehicles were possibly involved in the sideshow activity. >> chp got the call at 3:17 a.m. >> four individuals were detained uh, two of them which were cited, for aiding and abetting in the sideshow activity. those two individuals were determined to be juveniles and the other two, persons who were detained were arrested at the scene. >> sideshow activity kicked off the night at 11 p.m. saturday in menlo park on willow road, with vehicles doing donuts and spectators blocking the intersection. police broke up the activity, then, at 11:20 p.m, a sideshow materialized at stanford and chp responde

organizers tout the event as one of the more unique experiences in the bay area. abc sevenroud sponsor and ad there she is. abc seven news anchor ama daetz emceed the action. this fundraiser benefits the nonprofit hiller aviation museum and in san jose, a family festival is celebrating spring and quality time with loved ones . more than 100 food and art vendors took part. bouncy houses kept the young ones entertained in the kids zone, and guests were able to also enjoy live bands, dancing, singing and kung fu shows. today is day two of the weekend event hosted at the discovery meadow children's museum. thank goodness things dried out toward the afternoon. >> day two brought much better weather than day one of the weekend. >> i heard some jokes online, like people writing, obviously groveling about the weather, and they said that it felt like a fourth winter by now. the roller coaster exactly. >> yesterday was as cold as any winter day we have, so it was like very winter like. but not today, as we're getting a little bit drier and a little bit milder. here's live doppler sev

abc seven bay area. we are your home for complete coverage.the country, starting at 10 a.m. back in the 50s and 60s, black and latino families purchased land there, but eventually they were forced out by policies like eminent domain so that land could be developed. others were burned out of their homes. now there's a push to get that land back. >> you can give me the land back. i don't need any money. the land would suffice if you steal something and you have the opportunity to give it back. you hand it over. this. this tangible place that we're at now, you give us this back, and then we'll figure out how we want to develop it. and do it. that would be a better reparation to me. the johnson family, just one of many families pushing for the state of california to consider reparations for slavery and decades of anti-black policies like the ones that forced them out of their home, explore their journey in the abc seven originals documentary, california's case for reparations. >> it's streaming now wherever you watch abc seven. we'll show it here

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make sure to get the abc seven bay area app and join us wherever you want, wherever you happen to be.ly, this friday, a few thoughts about what really matters. when i was a kid, we lived for a few years in buffalo, new york. it's where i first started figure skating, something i continue to do and to teach through college. next to the rink in buffalo was the practice field used by the buffalo bills in those days, the late 60s, the nfl facilities were not very fancy, so players often came over to the rink to dress out, including one oj simpson. my mother spoke with him on a couple of occasions and said that he was courteous and very nice. like so many kids playing backyard football, i pretended to be the juice running the ball so it was a bit sad. 25 years later to be standing outside the l.a. courthouse reporting on the murder trial of a childhood hero . it was a spectacle and an american tragedy. two innocent people killed and a barrier breaking icon's fall from grace. o.j. simpson's death this week ends a painful chapter in this country on so many levels. perhaps what really matters

we have a lot more coming up on at 530 on abc seven, bay area streaming tv. yeah. and if you're watching us here on tv world news tonight with david muir is next. >> we'll sandhya patel all of us. we appreciate your time and we'll see you again in one hour. >> that's right. i'm ama daetz that's 6:00. half an hour. see you then >>> tonight, several breaking stories. the donald trump trial, the major testimony today. the relationship between donald trump and "the national enquirer." how this all worked. >>> campus protests turning violent tonight. students and riot police. the images coming in. >>> and the vintage plane that

>> then united asking some of its pilots to take unpaid time off and stay with us on the abc seven bay areaat seven. we're live weekdays from 7 to 8 a.m. just download the app now wherever you stream. >> 642 this morning i just love this picture from our tam cam. it shows you this nice colors of the sunrise. we have that low level cloud cover right now along the coast and in parts of the north bay. live doppler seven along with satellite. we are still in control of high pressure. you can see that clockwise flow that is going to give us a lot of sunshine today. and those warm temperatures once again, just like yesterday. so looking at the morning commute, we do have some areas of dense fog in the north bay between santa rosa and petaluma. elsewhere, it's a mix of sun and clouds early on, giving way to full sunshine and we warm nicely 50s into the 60s by about 11 a.m, future weather showing you into the afternoon. partly cloudy skies along the coast but full sunshine away from the coast and feeling quite nice. well into the 70s and our warmest spots today. in fact, san jose going for a high o

and tomorrow we'll have her remarks on abc seven news.com and the abc seven bay area app only on seven a year, a well-known oakland donut shop is robbed. security camera video shows thieves, one of them armed with a golf club, ripping out the cash register. abc seven news reporter j.r stone talked to those at the colonial donuts and city leaders about what they're doing to help fight crime. >> this is surveillance video of a recent robbery at the colonial donuts lakeshore location in oakland. and no, we have not shown it to you before, but we have shown you this past robbery there. and this second pass robbery and this third. i think one of the assailants also, brought in a golf club, and i'm not sure what he was intending to do with it to cause intimidation or cause harm, but. >> yeah, so this would be the fourth time we got robbed within not even a one year span. >> ping yamamoto runs colonial donuts. her family has owned the business for 40 plus years. she says since the robbery started, they have installed a service window that is cashless and used instead of the front door during

seven on your side. tonight, we go beyond the story and learn what else could have been done to prevent this from happening. all those stories and more at 530 on abc7 bay areay, diane, thank you. >> and you can download the abc seven app or head to abc7 news.com and join diane in two minutes. >> and if you're watching us right here on tv world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel all of us, we appreciate your time. i'm dan and i'm a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. >> david: tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the harrowing images coming in after the largest earthquake in taiwan in nearly 25 years. the search right now for so many who are trapped. >>> here in the u.s. tonight, the dangerous and deadly storms tonight turning into a nor'easter. new york city, philadelphia, boston. >>> and the american tourist and the deadly elephant attack tonight. >>> first, those dramatic images after the deadly earthquake in taiwan. the magnitude 7.4 quake. several dead, more th

and stay with us on the abc seven bay area streaming app at seven for abc seven at seven.ekdays from 7 to 8 a.m, just download the app now wherever you stream. >> 642 i mean, look at this picture. get ready for just a fantastic start to a new month. a live look from the exploratorium showing you not a cloud to be seen. that sun is almost up in the next 12 minutes and it will be a warm day. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. we started out the weekend with some thunderstorms and parts of the region. now that area of low pressure pushing off to the south and east. high pressure is now building in what that means. we're in store for sunshine and mild conditions today. look at your day planner a little chilly right now. we're starting out in the 40s. will quickly climb into the 60s right around midday, and then by 4 p.m. it is mild sunshine, 60s along the coast, away from the coast. we'll go into the low and mid 70s for daytime highs and a clear and cool evening on the way as take a look at your weather, wellness, air quality is good. tree pollen unfortunately has

disney is the parent company of abc seven, and we are constantly working to build a better bay area, and one of the main issues is being highlighted this weekend. earth day is officially on monday, but there are numerous events that are serving really as calls to action. abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez was at one this evening that featured an environmental youth movement. what do we want? >> action. when do we want it? >> now. the palo alto student climate coalition organized a rally on friday that's part of a global youth led movement to end fossil fuels. >> i think i see that this is reality. i found it's really easy to get brought down by climate apathy, high school senior julia says even people at home can help go greener. >> i personally am vegan and i'm really excited to kind of share the environmental benefits that reducing your meat consumption and dairy consumption can have on the planet. organizations like palo alto forward shared their work to promote building housing in transit areas that can reduce the amount of driving , organize and advocate and get th

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even here in the bay area where we'll see only a partial eclipse. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has information for us on how and where to watch >> super festive atmosphere in junction, texas where physicist doctor desiree whitmore from san francisco's exploratorium is getting ready to watch the sun vanish. this is my very first total solar eclipse, and i'm kind of losing my mind a little bit because i just can't. >> i have a lot of energy. >> doctor whitmore and her staff will broadcast live from texas on the exploratorium's website and youtube channel during the eclipse, starting at 10:45 a.m. pacific time. texas, one of 13 states which will experience totality about four minutes of darkness. >> i just can't wait. it's going to get dark and cold and the light's going to be weird, and i'm just going to be surrounded by amazing humans that are just as curious as i am. >> exploratorium visitors can watch the eclipse broadcast from texas and mexico, although the bay area will see only a partial eclipse. you'll need safety glasses and not. eyewear is g