screeching tires and crowds of people egging on drivers all part of a sideshow culture in oakland. >> there's a difference between what sideshow means to people, and what it historically was, and what sideshow has become. >> reporter: back in the 80s, sideshows wouldn't take over intersections like they do now, they were often in empty parking lots with people showing off their cars. despite what it has become is a completely lawless event. it is going to result in serious injury and death to people if we do not stop it. >> reporter: just last weekend, at 42nd avenue and international boulevard in oakland, a massive sideshow digressed to chaos. it is been stressed the intersection and set fire to a semitruck, and an ac transit bus. >> characters coming from outside of oakland and those who are coming up to oakland and do some stupid things in my streets. >> councilman noel represents the area impacted by last weekend's destructive sideshow. he is upset to hear warriors a star steph curry is releasing a new shoe called the curry six sideshow colorway, because he worries it could promote more violence. >> the only ones they are hurting, they are not hurting steve curry, they are hurting me, my family, and my neighbors. steve curry once to take them to where he lives, i guarantee you they won't even let them get close. especially the statement promoting the new shoe, curry said, i was determined to give bring my love of cars and pay homage to sideshow culture here. the spectacle that it is. that is all oakland. i wanted to bring that story to life and pay respects to the car lovers out there. >> reporter: so far there have been no reports of any sideshow activity in oakland, so for this weekend. police say they hope all of the extra officers on the streets are working on that. >> in oakland, katie nielsen, thank you. is south south-central sister police officer is recovering tonight after a trio of burglary suspects allegedly took aim at him with their truck. it all started with a call about a break-in at the genesis tower. devon fehely on the chaos that followed. >> reporter: sometimes go police got a 911 call around 1:00 in the morning but it wasn't until officers arrived here on the scene, that this situation quickly took a dangerous turn. >> security advising that we can see through the surveillance cameras there were three males in the garage, trying to gain access. >> suspect use their pickup truck like a battering ram. the >> revving the vehicle again. it >> reporter: the suspect according to investigators smashed into parked patrol cars and struck an officer. two of the three suspects hopped out and tried to run. but were caught. us but we have an officer down, two suspects down. we're trying to get further. it >> reporter: the driver failed right through the blockade. >> white ford dodge, white dodge. flat tire. >> reporter: the driver only made it about 2 miles down the road into brisbane before that flat tire made it impossible to go further. all three suspects have been charged with burglary, conspiracy, and attempted murder of a police officer. >> the police department says that all of the officers involved in the shooting have been put on paid ministry give leave, which is standard in a situation like this. devon fehely, kpix 5. the officer was treated for minor injuries and released, the suspect will be taken to jail once they are out of the hospital. at this point it is unclear if any of them were actually hit by gunfire. people across the bay area reacting with sadness tonight, and shock, to a series of deadly bomb blasts that ripped through churches and hotels in sri lanka. at least 207 people were killed, hundreds more hurt and the state department confirmed that several americans are among the dead. sri lankan authorities believe that most of the bombings were suicide attacks. the country's defense minister is blaming religious extremists. 13 suspects are under arrest, but so far, in these attacks, there is no claim of responsibility. here in the bay area, we observed a moment of silence -- worshipers attended a moment of silence, which is hoped to help people cope with tragic news. his budget breaks your heart, nothing stopped doing that, but gathering together with others, who are also heartbroken and also hopeful, mix all the difference in the ability to carry on. >> even in the darkest of times, we must remember that today, more than ever. i am horrified by the attacks in sri lanka, where so many families were celebrating such a joyous day. praying for the victims and their loved ones. house peaks speaker nancy pelosi said today's heartbreaking attacks in sri lanka comes as the country has worked hard to build a common future after years of four. we will have more on this developing story ahead at 6:30 including the move by the sri lankan government to block out social media sites in the aftermath of those attacks. in southern california, churchgoers tackled a woman who carried a toddler and possibly a gun into an easter sunday service in san diego. witnesses told police, the woman began behaving radically -- erratically during the sermon, that is when they noticed what looked like a gun in her hand. despite aggregation members rushed the female before anything could happen, and took her into custody, took the gun and child away from her until police officers could arrive. >> reporter: the child is now in protective custody, it is unclear if the woman will face any charges. police in san jose are investigating a shooting on the east side of town which happened around 1:30 at alfred way and leeward drive near the capital expressway. officers found a man suffering from at least one gunshot wound. the victim was taken to a hospital. so far no arrests. teenagers have been detained after an attack and attempted robbery at a bart station. investigators say the group punched a passenger in the face they tried to take a cell phone at the macarthur station last night. the victim suffered cuts but was not seriously hurt. fire investigators are describing this house fire in east oakland as suspicious. these are photos of the aftermath. the fire started that a three- story home on crosby avenue near foothill boulevard late last night. in a tweet, the fire department said crews kept damage to a minimum despite hoarder house conditions. six people and three dogs were displaced by the fire, the causes under investigation. in san francisco, crews had a big task on hand, after yesterday's massive 420 celebration at hippie hill in golden gate park. what a difference a day made, the field was mostly empty this afternoon is crews picked up trash and cleared away barricades. this was the view of yesterday's party as thousands of people packed the park. security was beefed up at the event to get the crowd from getting out of control, and this year, food trucks lined up to take advantage of the enthusiasm of 420 people with the munchies. conquered city leaders are set to take issue over contentious zoning issue regarding a chick-fil-a. they want to set up shop near the site of a former chinese buffet near interstate 680, the area is already zoned for fast food but not drive through. the city is concerned a drive- through could make traffic works and harm traffic -- harm economic development. the council will talk about the zoning issue and what is being called a study session. coming up, a pair of capsized kayakers adrift in the dark. there are two hour ordeal in the bay, and what smart decision probably saved their lives to distract the city of menlo park has a tough decision on its hands, should they cut down seven redwood trees in favor of a parking structure? and, just in time for easter, alameda county firefighters come to the rescue of a storm drain full of ducklings. >> if that weren't enough, the pressure is on, the heat is on in the area, numbers will be in the 80s this week in the forecast, just after the break. a daring rescue near the richmond san rafael bridge up to do kayakers of capsized in chile bay waters. chp shared this aerial videos out to rescue them late last night. kayakers had been wearing life jackets him and were able to stay afloat for more than two hours, while they waited for help. rescuers say that safety diffs decision likely save their life, that's why they call them lifejackets. kayakers were taken to the hospital to be checked out for hypothermia, otherwise they are amazingly okay. remember joni mitchell lyrics they paved paradise and spoke about put up a parking lot? that could be the official fight song for a battle brewing in menlo park tonight. environmental activists are trying to stop the city from chopping down a group of redwood trees downtown. kiet do explains why those trees are in jeopardy. >> activists are taking the chance to remind the public that for these trees in menlo park this could be the beginning of the end. >> reporter: they are eight stories tall and have stood here at the corner of el camino and ravenswood for nearly 40 years. but, in 16 days the menlo park city council will vote to decide their fate. environment collectivist judy rodeo is trying to save them. >> i am feeling positive and hopeful. i'm feeling hopeful. >> reporter: the positive is -- problem is with the underground parking structure next to the trees. an underground membrane has failed allowing water to seep through the walls. the cheapest way to fix it would be to take a 4 foot wide trench along the opposite side of the wall and replaced the membrane. however, that would sever the roots of the trees, weakening them, and making them prone to collapse which means the trees would have to be cut down. despite it is really easy to get a tree down. and, it is hard to imagine doing something that would protect the trees. we believe there are other ideas out there we just haven't looked at them. >> reporter: rodeo at a small band of activists will be out protesting on earth day, monday afternoon, to raise awareness in advance of the city council vote on may 7. >> i feel like if we can get a turnout, a big turnout of all the people that support this, the city council won't have the choice but as i save the trees due to >> do something good for the earth can help us save these redwoods. >> reporter: the vote happens on may 7 at 7 pm. kpix 5. distract people around the world are preparing to celebrate earth day tomorrow. cbs this morning will air a series of reports on our changing environment. it is called earth matters. michelle miller told our michelle griego, the correspondents are going global. >> we are, in fact, we are in india, a country where air pollution is at epidemic levels. south africa as well. here in north america along the rio grande, where i went, drought conditions are forcing river to rethink the way they live and adapt. and in south america as well. >> reporter: the earth matters series errors tomorrow from 7:00 to 9:00 alien. we will adjust the subject of whether, which will find things -- things getting warmer in the bay area. in the 80s tomorrow, we will be there right through the week. >> this week will be a warm one. a nice one as we look from high atop mount bracco towards beyond back to the city as well. conquered at 73 degrees, upward at 63, numbers came up today, 5 to 10 degrees. most of the warming was inland and we will gain another 10 degrees tomorrow. that is how we look as we head out the door tomorrow, sunny side up for monday morning, sunrise at 6:20 6 am, the view from high atop the west coast shows lowill give to steer that moisture into the pacific northwest and give seattle rain, but for us, high pressure is taking it all out of the bay area and leaving this warm weather for monday, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. finally getting to cool it down towards the end of the week. so, if i have gotten the impression across that it will be a one week i've done my job. we stay warm inland through thursday, milder weather comes back as a low pressure trough approaches. penguins taking on the rangers tomorrow night, clear light breeze, an ideal night for a baseball game. just into the studio, he will be rhapsodize about in a minute. forecast sunny tomorrow wind out of the west 15 through the san bernardino gap, not as windy as it was yesterday. she had a good light rain especially tomorrow afternoon, chicago mostly cloudy skies. in atlanta, the sun will be out humming up to 80, not much for the bay area in new york, clouds and 70. tonight we will be looking at overnight lows in the mid 50s. 5 degrees warmer than it was last night. not a bad stargazing night. just after sunset tonight, but stars and planets, 72 in sentences go tomorrow, 85 in concord, 81 to san jose, and 77 in oakland. down into south bay, it will be nice, temperatures top out in the upper 70s if you are close to the bay shoreline. away from the shoreline of campbell and cupertino we will be in the low 80s. out on the east bay the numbers, but about 7 to 10 degrees tomorrow, 86 in brentwood, 87 in fairfield, and 81 for livermore. northbay, skies will be as blue as a swimmers lips, highs in the mid 80s, 82 for petaluma, canfield, 79. finally right around clover dam , when does in the 80s. staying that way monday through thursday, then the numbers begin to relax into the mild range. mid 70's by the weekend. nice week ahead, have a good one. what is happening in sports, here is mister glenn. all right brian. >> before that, still to come we are along for the ride as an easter tradition hits the streets of san francisco. >> straightahead here at 6:00, we have a playoff team working on ice, and another trying to put a team on ice. second straight game, the warriors have left little doubt just who the two-time defending league champions are. many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of blood, again and again. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. nothing says easter in san francisco like a wild big wheel race down estate hill, the annual big your own big wheel race down vermont street is in its ninth year, dozens of kids and adults risked humiliation and possibly injury to swerve down the hill on those giant plastic tricycles. this year one young contestant shared this video from his point of view, despite the bumpy and wild ride, he was all smiles as you can see through the very end of the race. go pro, thanks for the video. >> that reminds me of a story years ago i had a big wheel. and i said to my dad, i want to go out on my own. i got on my big wheel, i made it around the corner, not such a good idea and i came right back. is not so much. he was a smart man to let you go. >> absolutely. he just wanted to see how far i would get. not very far. we got the nba playoffs and why not. this warriors team took one step closer to the second round. clay thompson, strictly business in game four today, as the clippers shot over, around, and through la's defense, hitting six of nine three- pointers, scoring 32 points, steph curry loved it, kevin durant just about the house, a three-pointer and foul. warriors up eight at the half. clippers knew they would respond outscoring the warriors 30-25 in the second quarter. alexander inside a suite move, clippers took the lead and extended it here to five, grade pass inside harold, he was 82- 77. steph curry madenine three-pointers. this was it, a timely one. he broke 82 all time. 12 points, 10 rebounds, before he fouled out, andrew bogie made a nice pass towards andre, it was 92-88 at the nine minute mark. everything bounced the warriors way down the stretch. look at them working around for kevin durant. good morning, good day, good night. 113-105 the final, warriors close it out at -- oracle. >> we go to the beach place volleyball, i said i'm going to jump in the ocean, that will reset my mind, and it worked. i don't know if i'm going to jump up north because it's freezing. but, something i will definitely contemplate if i don't shoot well the rest of the year. >> jump in the ocean. nhl playoffs, some thing else is another must win game the sharks are going up and down the ice right now the biggest game six. lose and it's over. moving pictures on the late show and game day tonight. pivot to this fellow, steve blass, after 50 years of the pittsburgh pirates radio announcer, he was feeling generous. when you are retiring at the end of the year i guess you can do this kind of thing, just toss items from the broadcast booth into the crowd. what have i got here? okay, a couple of anti-papers, all right. the giants and pirates, scoreless in the fourth, rodriguez made a mistake pitch, josh bell swung on guard, two run homer for the lead, giants got right back into it in the fifth, buster with two on, home run his first since june 2018, 3-to giants, same score ninth- inning, brandon crawford did not bubble that when it might have been over sooner. here's the game right here. brian reynolds swung, steve dug from right field playing it off the wall to fire it home, junko kang not fast enough and we are done here. giants won 3-2, they lost 2-3 in pittsburgh they are at toronto on tuesday. 16,000 except for these fellas in the coliseum. toronto again, nba top second hernandez wrote one, in the outfield you just can't get it by him. hernandez with a home run of a he fires back to first, a's got a double play anyway because nick bubbly throughout justin smoke at second. a wild crazy play there. look at this catch starting at all. incredible. greg anderson, the pitcher, just loved it. the top of the third, anderson didn't stick around long, he rolled his ankle trying to get off the mound to feel to come back. he left the game with a sprained ankle, he may land on the injured list, we'll see. top of the seventh, justin smoke again spoke one right on out of here with a two run shot, part of a four hit day. toronto let 5-1. the bottom of the eighth, rally time for the a's, down a run, trying to make noise. morale is again, his old team got one, but, it fell into the right field is glove, killed the threat. the bottom of the ninth down aaron, bobby grossman up with two runners on, luke wanted to center, tough one to make. game. jays hung on to win it, final 5- 4, they swept the hardluck a's. texas rangers coming up tomorrow, that is the bay area return of hunter pads, one of the all-time fan favorite for your giants but he's a texas ranger. >> coming up in our next half hour, new impeachment battle lines have been drawn for the democrats. >> they want me to impeach president bush for the iraq war, i didn't believe it then i don't believe in an hour divides the country. >> why nancy pelosi's reluctance may be the results of a political lesson learned two decades ago. struck a rash of complaint is raising new questions tonight, about popular pet sitting apps. why the royal family had an extra reason to celebrate this easter sunday. you are watching kpix 5 news. >> top stores at 6:30, oakland police are putting extra officers on patrol tonight to prevent a repeat of last weekend's destructive sideshows. tonight, there are more than 50 extra officers on the streets. ready to cite reckless drivers and terror their cars. assassin cisco police officer is recovering after an overnight clash with a trio of burglary suspect. police say they rammed the officers and two patrol cars with their pickup. the police opened fire, the officer is all right, the three suspects were taken to the hospital with unspecified injuries. charged with burglary and attempted murder of an officer. >> to go somewhere, expecting brotherhood, and togetherness, and then it just to be destroyed by god, is -- it was horrid. >> people in the bay area and around the world react with sadness to a wave of deadly bombings in sri lanka. especially easter sunday attacks turned catholic churches and high-end hotels. >> no one is so far claiming responsibility. >> reporter: after the massive easter sunday attacks in sri lanka killed 200 people, authorities tightened security around houses of worship in the u.s. the explosions ripped through three catholic churches, as researchers celebrated mass. >> taking notes is adequate precautions were not taken in this case. we are to ensure that terrorism does not rain in sri lanka. >> reporter: officials say the coordinated attacks were carried out by a single group that is not identified. more than a dozen suspects are being held in connection with the bombings. his reluctant shutdown social media and opposed a curfew in the capital after the attacks. of the company -- country is recovering from a long antibody civil war. >> during the war, we had lots of explosions, we are used to banks and things like that. it has been 10 years of peace, >> reporter: officials say dozens of foreigners including americans are among the dead. mola lenghi, cbs news. >> the sri lankan government says they are blocking access to social media sites to tamp down on information. officials are concerned that false postings could incite further violence. independent observers say unverified claims about the perpetrators did show up, especially on facebook and twitter. shortly after the attack, president trump says the united states offers heartfelt condolences to the great people of sri lanka. we stand ready to help. president among countless world leaders condemning the attacks tonight. the list also includes the leader of the catholic church. at the end of his traditional easter sunday blessing, part francis denounced of the violence, including praise for the victims. >> 700 miles from rome, the city of lights went dark tonight, the eiffel tower turned off its lights at midnight, to honor the victims. meanwhile, for the first time in centuries, the people of paris celebrated christianity's holiest day, without the notre dame cathedral. reporter omar gimenez is there. >> reporter: easter in paris this year means just a little bit more. on a day that for christians is about resurrection, there may be has never been a symbol more clear, nearly one week after a devastating fire that nearly brought down the entire notre dame cathedral. >> reporter: and eastern paris against -- and easter in paris against the backdrop no one could imagine, without notre dame. the photographer took these pictures of the iconic cathedral spire which came crashing down. spiders are people crying, it is very contentious crying because i wanted to cry too. i looked around and i see people watching and feeling bad at the situation, not about religious, it's about humans. it >> reporter: the impact has been felt across the world but especially in france. resident emmanuel micron herbs to rebuild in a matter of years. meanwhile, the org -- investigation into the fire's origins continues. prosecutors are looking into whether an electrical short circuit is to blame. >> the building got so small for a minute as the flames took over. >> reporter: jackie gibson's pastry shop is across the street from the cathedral. >> the only time we go to church is christmas and easter. that's our church. >> reporter: it is one that is still standing as it has for hundreds of year in a matter of hours. >> reporter: moving forward francis set to hold and architectural design competition to redesign the spire over these claims. even though the cathedral is still standing and is also about making sure it is stable during the long road to restoration. reporting in paris, i'm omar gimenez. president trump attended easter sunday services, the church of bethesda by the sea in palm beach florida, walking into church with first lady milani a trump and his daughter tiffany. this is the same church where the president and mrs. trump were married in 2005. calls for impeachment proceedings grow louder, all eyes are on house speaker nancy pelosi. she's been reluctant to join the course. melissa caen reports that may be because of what happened the last time the house impeach the president. >> republicans, wake up. >> reporter: in 1998, during impeachment proceedings against president bill clinton, republicans suffered a small but shocking election losses. political consultants like frank luntz says the republicans were too focused on the complaint impeachment. >> talk about competence, talk about issues, talk about an agenda, and get as far away from this clinton stuff as possible. instead, they ran towards it. it >> reporter: what the rnc said is we care more about impeachment and getting bill clinton than we do about substantive matters that bother you. >> reporter: in 1998, house speaker nancy pelosi was already a member of congress, she was fighting against clinton's impeachment. >> i urge my colleagues to vote no, stop this hatchet job on the presidency, stop this hypocrisy, stop his hatred. >> reporter: pelosi saw the republicans loses seats in the house of representatives, and house speaker newt gingrich had to resign. so, perhaps it is no surprise thelosi isme for the iraq war. it divides the country. >> healthcare, job creation, cleaner government, gun safety, issues like that. it is not worth our time to take our attention from those issues. >> reporter: it seems not everyone agrees with that approach, for high-profile democrats are already calling for impeachment, and today, three congressmen said it's possible. >> if previewed some of this would be impeachable, yes. i'm not there yet, but i can foresee that possibly coming. >> i do believe he obstructed justice in many ways. >> reporter: melissa caen, kpix 5. >> congressional democrats are holding a conference call tomorrow to discuss how they plan to approach the molar report findings as a group. let's head across the pond, britain's clean queen elizabeth marked easter by attenng a at s the grounds of windsor castle. she was joined by other members of the royal family, including prince william, his wife kate and prince harry. notably missing was prince harry's wife megan. the duchess of sussex is expecting the couple's first child in the coming weeks. it is not just easter mass that brought the royal family together today. they are also celebrating queen elizabeth's birthday. the queen was already the world's oldest and longest reigning living monarch turning 93 years old today. queen elizabeth also has an official birthday in june, that event is marked with a large parade of soldiers through central london known -- tells lois to cut the number of people and its board of directors in a move it says will improve the efficiency. the board will drop from 11 members to seven, and, to it will leave in a couple of months, right after an annual shareholders meeting. changes, tesla tries to address criticism of the board lacks confidence of its shareholders. eli musk tweeted she had lined up funding to take the company private which turned out to be false. starting tonight in san francisco, workers will begin removing the supports that sit in the middle of fremont street under the trans bay terminal. the brand-new transit center has been shut down since september, when workers discovered cracks into beams. the work on fremont street will take four weeks. a one block stretch between howard and mission will be closed overnight sunday through fridays. supports on first street will come down later. paris and transit center should be finished by june but there is still no date set for reopening. disturbing complaint tonight about a pair of popular pet sitting apps. >> you have an emergency text from the doctor, what did it say? >> i called her and said what happened? and she said he fell off my porch. it >> reporter: the growing concern about how those sitters are screened. they are popular apps transforming the pet care industry. >> called wagon river, they offer on-demand walking and sitting services, but as chip reid reports, a growing number of complaints regarding questions about how well the app screams its -- screens at service providers. >> >> reporter: colleen noland says she built her life around her 12-year-old japanese chimp named mushu, when a workshop came up last year, no one says she was worried about leaving him. michelle was not just old, he was blind. >> i wanted to make sure that he was comfortable in his surroundings. that he stayed in his surroundings. >> reporter: rover and wag are popular apps that connect pet owners with walkers and sitters. they advertise rigorous screening and background checks. nolan says she chose a rover sitter with badges on her profile for working with senior and special needs dogs. >> my little munchkin. >> reporter: nolan says she gave the center specific instructions, mushu was to be taken out of the house only first to -- short walks. those instructions she later learned were ignored. >> you got a text from the dog sitter, what did it say? >> i called her and said what happened that, she said she fell off my porch. and i said, what do you mean your porch? >> reporter: because she was supposed to stay right here? >> right. how far did he fall? and, she said two stories. >> reporter: two stories, that's not a porch. >> reporter: nolan says rover off you took offered to cover half of the vet bills including cremation and the cost of a new dog totaling $2600 with one condition, signed a strict confidentiality agreement. >> never tell my story, never worn any other parent. >> reporter: what did you do? >> i never called them back. >> reporter: rover advertises fewer than 20% of sitters who apply are accepted. they say all must pass a background check and be approved by a team of specialists. >> reporter: what was your unta thought that with rover saying that they only select a small few, and have reviewed each one of these sitters, that clearly, those badges had to mean that they had vetted them. >> reporter: nolan's is not the only case. cbs news spoke to 14 families who say their dogs died while in the care of ruger or wag sitters. 12 of those incidents involved rover sitters, one said she discovered her rover sitter had a criminal record. many people were asked to sign nondisclosure agreements following incidents. in december, a wag walker was caught on surveillance video kicking and intimidating a dog. wag is currently being investigated by the better business bureau of the claims made in their advertisements, including that walkers are vetted through a rigorous screening process. in a statement to cbs news, wag told us that in addition to background checks they collect real-time information through the app to regularly assess walkers. river told us sitters must also provide photos, testimonials, and passive safety quiz. >> just pasting a badge on the website won't work anymore. they want to back that up with some kind of training. >> pet care industry experts such as carmen says the industry is beginning to adopt more regulations, but for now, pet owners should be looking for pet care providers with professional licenses. >> if you have a child, would you just accept the person on and after take care of your child? or, would you do more investigation. that is what i encourage all pet owners to do. >> reporter: rover and wag told us that incidents like nolan's are rare, but they declined to provide exact numbers. in a document obtained by cbs news, from a lawsuit against rover in california, rover says they don't keep track on their platform, of how many dogs have died. and, they told us the well- being of pets is their top priority, and they are continually working to improve safety. wag told us that they are committed to constantly improving our service, and care deeply about the safety of dogs. chip reid, cbs news, washington. still to 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released back into the wild. the big cat was spotted in a tulare neighborhood last night. it got pretty close to homes, but that was about all. wildlife officials tranquilized the animaltoars old. onto alameda county now, a successful rescue of a group of ducklings that somehow got trapped in a union city storm drain. firefighters went to the scene on cabello street yesterday afternoon and a crewmember stood inside the drain and one by one, he reached up to handoff 10 ducklings to a colleague, who placed them together inside a cardboard box. >> got it. so many ducks. ducks. got it. >> here let me see one more. >> how many is there, two, four, six, eight, 10. there's 10. >> the youngsters were released into a nearby crun fi dartmen mothere a >> t eastry ne is nod about an hour and two minutes away. a beautiful finish to sunday, and weekend that showed a turn in temperatures from kind of chili with a few showers to nothing but blue as we look toward the golden gate bridge in the distance. the golden gate bridge decked out in international orange, highs today at 65 degrees in san francisco, 71 in san jose. numbers came up 5 to 10 degrees over yesterday's readings, beginning a warming trend. a different perspective on the golden gate, construction began in january 1933, standing proudly to this day. stanford 66 degrees, santa rosa 73. get up tomorrow with plenty of sunshine, if a bit chilly on monday morning. the sun will be up at about 6:30, and the temperatures began near 50 degrees. looking high atop the west coast here is what is happening is sending moisture up to the pacific northwest. seattle gets rained tomorrow, we get a son. that will set the tone for the week. sunny right through the weekend. numbers are pretty warm, too, in the 80s by the time we had tomorrow. staying that way right through thursday. then milder weather returns on friday as the high gets some of the breath knocked out of it. in the meantime it will be a beautiful high tomorrow night as the rangers take on the a's, 7:0 7 pm. they had to the bully yard, it will be about 65 degrees at game time. sfo tomorrow will be sunny with the wind out of the west to about 15, with a high of 70 degrees. there's that rain for seattle. 55, 74 new york, too, coast-to- coast 70 degrees. new york has clouds, we have son. overnight lows will be in the mid-50s. 25 minutes after 6:00, that is sent to. high temperatures for tomorrow are well in excess of where we usually are, conquered at 85, 15 degrees warmer than it usually is. at this time of the year the south bay looks nice, with 80s mostly close to the bay shoreline you will have upper 70s. 78 in union city, england tomorrow, numbers in the low to mid 80s. 86 at brentwood, plenty of sunshine into marin as well 78 from mill valley, 82 degrees for petaluma, and finally out around ukiah and cloverdale and lakeport last week, looking at upper 50s tomorrow, we will be in the mid-80s. 80s will do it for the next four days. near the bay we will be at about 8 degrees, and not a bad beach week if you can swing it, numbers in the low 70s. it will cool off by the time we get into next weekend. a beautiful week ahead, and we have a bit more news but first, we need to generate some revenue, so we will be right back. twin pine casino and hotel sports report is next on kpix 5. what better way to celebrate easter than with a peep show, hundreds of marshmallow masterpieces were on display in maryland this weekend crafted from the iconic easter treat. >> denied, a new concert special celebrates 60 years of music by the historic american label motown records. >> hosted by cedric the entertainer and the legendary smokey robinson, motel 60 pays tribute to the iconic sound that changed america. >> welcome everybody to motown 60, grammy celebration. >> watch me now. >> this is an incredible night. i'm glad to be living it. >> people gravitate to these songs, when they try to learn how to write songs. >> these songs held a special place 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