60. so the winds bringing in some warmer air already this morning. a live look outside from our sutro tower camera. it be windy through about 10:00 and 80 in the north bay, inland valleys by noontime. talking about mid-80s around 4:00. low 70s at the coast. we will talk about the fog returning later on tomorrow. chris. >> lisa, thanks. developing news out of west oakland this morning. at least five people were injured, one critically, in a shooting on san pablo avenue. it happened around 9:15 last night. you see the number of bullet casings littering the streets. two victims were immediately taken to hyland hospital. three other vick tanned ebe eventually arrived at hyland but with nonlife-threatening injuries. the search is underway for the gunmen. >> officers found one woman with a gunshot wound before 1:00 this morning. the woman was taken to the hospital where she later died. one man has been taken into custody. turning to politics. state republican party officials are hoping today's convention goes a little smoother than yesterday's. donald trump's presence led to five arrests outside the burlingame hyatt, while john kasich enjoyed an orderly reception. we have the story. >> ohio governor john kasich opened with a quick confession. >> i do have to tell you, i love california. >> during an earlier media briefing he touted his recent endorsement by the hispanic chamber of commerce. >> do the republicans actually think they can win an election by scaring every hispanic in this country to death? >> kasich insists he has a path to the nomination, and a far cry from today's drama leading up to donald trump's platform. >> we don't want to give him a platform for his anti-migrant, anti-muslim, anti-rhetoric. >> to avoid a confrontation, his entourage stopped on highway 101 behind the hotel. he squeezed between construction barriers, walked across a windy backfield and into the venue where he joked about the experience. >> then be we went under a fence and that a fence, oh, boy, felt like i was crossing the border actually. >> trump delivered a free-flowing 30 minute is speech and then quickly left. outside scuffles broke out between protesters and people hoping to get into the venue. >> if you don't like trump, just stay home. >> five people were arrested and one injured in the confrontation. in burlingame, abc7 news. >> ted cruz will be today's speaker. he will address the crowd at lunch, followed by running mate carly fiorina, who will take the podium tonight. hillary clinton is coming back to california next week. thursday in los angeles and friday in oakland. she opened her first california headquarters in downtown oakland on thursday. >> bernie sanders will open an office in north oakland later today. he already has an office in los angeles. a bay area super pack has launched an advertisement attacking republican donald trump and ted cruz on the environment. >> all of this with the global warming, and a lot of it is a hoax. >> so this is a tv ad by next gen climate action. it's part of a $25 million voter registration drive headed by tom sayer. he says the command depends to rally millennials around the environmental issue. >> we will work through groups that are already on the ground so there's a lot of voter-to-voter contact. >> here's an interesting note. more than 7 million californians are eligible to vote but have not registered. however that number is gradually changing. democratic registration is up 185%, while republican registration has jumped 63% since 2012. the deadline to register to vote or to register for a particular party is may 23rd. you can request a boat through the end of may. california's primary is scheduled for june 7th and with just 38 days to go until california's june 7th primary, stay up-to-date on the campaigns with the abc7 news app. you can download it for free and enable push alerts. at the mu lim community association mosque in santa clara friends and family gathered to pray for a couple who police say were murder by their own children. the two were shot to death, according to authorities. and this morning just released court documents are revealing what the couples did after their murder. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has more. >> only 22-year-old appeared in front. the camera in the croom. the 17-year-old child was kept hidden in the hallway but he is being charged as an adult. >> both of them were charged with two counts of murder and a special circumstance allegation of double murder. >> from the charging documents we learned the brothers went to a convention in oakland on saturday. police say their parents were not shot to death that morning. after they were arrested wednesday, the brothers told investigators two different stories. one admitted he shot his father multiple times in the garage. twelve times says the da. but hasib said a stranger in the house assaulted him and made him do it. he said the strainer was the one who shot his mother. omar told investigators his older brother committed both murders and before they left for the convention he told him to check the garage door to make sure that blood was not seeping out. when police found the bodies sunday in their home on lucas court, they say there were messages written on the wall. we know one red sorry, my first kill was clumsy. the court document reveals there were two different handwriting styles. they compared the messages with note the books found in their bedrooms and found characteristics con skis tent with the younger brother's writing. they are both being held without bail. abc7 news a san francisco police officer has been arrested on suspicion of perjury and filing a false document. the officer is are -- accused of lying on an eligibility form. he's been suspended without pay. in the wake of the latest texting schedule, san francisco police chief ordered all officers to attend classes aimed at prevents acts of racism and homophobism. >> the police chief ordered sensitivity training class force out u. all 2,000 plus officers beginning next month. >> no one can say they didn't know what was and wasn't acceptable in the workplace. >> community members stood behind the chief, all supporting his action. >> we stand in unity against this ugly poison that has infected our great city of san francisco. >> officers for justice, the group represent being african americans on the force. >> it has been a appreciate that's been kind of glossed over for years. and now is being forced to light. >> the text messages released by the chief greg suhr are just as over offensive as the first batch given to the public defender earlier this week. >> they are clear examples of explicit bias existing in the san francisco police department. >> the texts contain racial slurs and disparage african americans and other ethnic groups and gays. this time this are even photos with offensive captions and a picture of a fire. they said maybe it's a korean bash be cue or a slave ship ablaze. and the fourth is fighting termination. the police union is also behind suhr's move but wants to make one thing clear. >> it's only a small fraction of members that's brought discredit to the department. >> the mayor e-mailed the let'ser to every officer in the department. a let'ser urging them to fight intolerance and turn in bigoted cops. vic lee, abc news. >> police in pleasant hill are searching for a missing 15-year-old girl with special needs. she was last seen at a high school in martinez thursday. she didn't come home after school. she has the mental function of a 10 to 12-year-old. she has a distinctive scar on her neck and tends to wear heavy makeup and dark clothes. police think she took a bus to the bart station an assistant coach is headed to leahy to tail over the lakers. walton agreed to a multi-year contract to coach the team he grew up watching and eventually played for. he spent nine years in purple and gold winning two championships. he will remain on the warriors bench for a few months. we will have more coming up in sports. 5:10 is the time. lisa, you are track ago warmup on the way for today? >> jacques just in time for the weekend. we will see temperatures climb and also gusty winds in the higher elevations. here's a look outside from the roof camera. 55 degrees in san francisco. some of the winds gusting in excess of 35 miles an hour this morning above 1,000 feet. you see the flags blowing there. 70s on the coast and how long the warmup will last. that's next. >> also ahead, fire, smoke and protests outside san francisco city hall. it's a hollywood make believe seen happening this be weekend. and later, royal trash talk? see what happens >> good morning. time now is 5:13on our saturday. a live look outside from the abc 7 exploratorium camera at pier 15. this one is pointed at the embarcadero center. in warriors colors right now. we will have a full check of the accuweather forecast coming up. right now a hollywood film crew is wrapping up a session at san francisco city hall. they are recreateing a riot that happened about 40 years ago. it's part of a series called "when we rise." melanie woodrow and lyanne melendez have the story. >> law enforcement coming face-to-face. >> they hated us and we hated them back. >> he is one of the characters in the mini series of "when we rise" set to premiere in 200017. they are reenacting a riot that happened in 1979. it happened in dan white's trial. >> it was one of the most the violent episodes in the history of the lbgt movement. >> it's that intensity hoping are recreate authentically. >> they will start a fire in city hall, either side of the doorway. >> from the smoke grenades. >> the wind will make a little smoke appear to be a lot of smoke. >> to animosity. >> for most the san francisco ians it was a devastating below. >> i wasn't sure people would get it with other flag. when looking for something that symbol layed the san francisco a gay community. he turned to his friend, harvey baker. >> i said we need a flag. we are a tribe. the rainbow was immediate. >> he was the creator of the flag. this is one of two that went up on market street at u. n. plaza. >> it's time to investigate other stories that happened at the same time or simultaneously. >> it includes the story of diane jones who will be portrayed by griffith. and the wife will be played by mary lewis parker. both of them founded the building. >> we are rich and we are poor we are gay, we are straight, we are everything. >> ken jones, a guy activists, is also featured. >> the activists really took the risk in those days >> "when we rise" airs in february, to 17. abc7 news >> if you would like to be an extra, send an e-mail to wwr.casting at the g mail.com. we've put the information online at our website, a bc7 news.com >> 78 new chp officers graduated at a ceremony at the state capitol yesterday. 10% were women, for the first time. while they couldn't provide an exact number, the graduating class also had a higher number of minorities. >> i look to be an example for other minorities and minorities as a whole to maybe be something to aspire to and to look up to. personally i'm just hoping to represent the department well. >> chp officials say they hope any eligible person will consider a job in law enforcement. >> yahoo ceo melissa mayor will get a huge payout if the company is sold or if she's fired. they said she's entitled to $55 million in severance benefits. yahoo's core internet business is currently up for sale. high winds prevent add solar powered airplane from leaving the bay area yesterday. tomorrow will be the next opportunity for the impulse 2 to complete its trip around the world. it landed in santa clara county last weekend. it's powered entirely by the sun. no fuel on board. the mission started more than a year ago in. >> a rally is in response to this week's development. he told nevada officials he wants to move the silver and black to las vegas and would spend half a million dollars to help build a stadium there. many raiders are committed to play at the coliseum through this upcoming season. 5:17 is the time. lisa, you've been tracking the warmer temperatures. i guess it will be a nice way to end the week. >> that's right. we will have warm he were winds. it's been gusty. but the wind advisory in the upper elevations until 10:00. that will bring down breezy winds throughout the day today but out of a northerly component for most. we will see a warmup just in time for the next couple of days. so sun coming up at 6:14. it sets at 8:00 tonight. last day of april, and we do have some breezy winds again, kind of indicative of springtime pattern. we have an area of low pressure dropping into the great basin. that's the counterclockwise flow and a ridge of high pressure to the north and west. the proximity of these two creating the gusty winds that will be bearing down from the upper elevations. but as a result, warming us up today. 55 in san francisco, as well as mountain view. good morning morgan hill. 49. it's 50 in half moon bay with numbers in the upper 50s in oakland today. the a's have a game. it should be nice, in the upper 70s by the end of the day. here's a look at the wind flow right now. not bad in the city. but it's been a windy week. and as a result today, we are going to follow that theme, 52 santa rosa. it's 660 in napa. look at the 61 there by the delta, as well as livermore. gusty winds out of the north and east really descending into the delta or east bay valleys. so you are feeling breezy winds there, and the temperatures, as a result, are warming up. just 51 in concord. the wind advisory above 1,000 feet until about 10:00. then the wind should dial back. still breezy around the bay. we could see gusts up to 45 to 50 miles an hour. you know that could bring down some powerlines. right now we talked about livermore up to 22 miles an hour. the delta, 33 miles an hour and less than that in oakland and actually mountain view has a north wind at 22. compared to yesterday we are 11 degrees warmer in livermore, napa is warmer, pretty much everyone. you minus the winds, winds, wine afternoon we will see numbers warm in the 70s and 80s. guststy winds this morning and warmer days for the weekend. still warm tomorrow but late in the day a southerly surge brings the stratus back to the coast. we look for the numbers today in the upper 70s san jose. that's about five degrees above average. the warmest kay out of the next seven will be tomorrow and monday still warm and look at the cooling trend. really gets underway by next week, cinco demayo, a few raindrops maybe. it will be windy in the sierra nevada today. 52 there. 67 in los angeles. hay surf. we are looking at temperatures today in the upper 70s from santa clara. it should be a nice day, redwood city 78. san francisco 74. 71 in the sunset district. so even nice and mild at the coast. 82 sonoma near east bay. 79 in fremont. you head inland and here are the 80s. 85 pittsburgh and 82 pleasant ton. the accuweather seven-day forecast. so nice and warm. beach weather today, tomorrow. minus those winds by the afternoon. then we will look for a slow cooling trend, partly cloudy, slight chance of showers wednesday. maybe even thursday. but we are just looking at a few drops and temperatures near average the end of the week. >> we will take it for now. lisa, thank you. a few wrinkle in the popular irs tax scam. up next, michael finney on the high-tech trick that's now being ♪ i got the discounts that you need ♪ ♪ safe driver ♪ accident-free ♪ everybody put your flaps in the air for me ♪ >> if you are looking for a new job, bay area postal districts are holding a series of job fares today. they are taking place at three locations this morning. the san mateo post office, the san francisco processing and distribution center and the civic center oakland post office. you will find more information on all flee workshops on our website abc7news.com. 35:24, the time. the notorious irs scam is still going strong but now predators are using another high-tech device to fool their victims. michael finney tells us about the new warning to watch out for. >> ali was at work when the call came on her cell phone. she was in big trouble. >> you have tax payments that need to be paid and there's a case against you. >> she didn't believe it so she googled the 800 number and it really was an irs phone number. >> he said there's about $17,000 that you owe. >> the man told her to pay up or she would be arrested immediately. >> you would be in prison for two years. >> i said i had need to speak to someone. >> she had doubts. >> a google search found the number belongs to the santa clara police department. a cop was calling? >> it was pretty serious. we asked the irs to have arrest warrants against her. >> she agreed to cooperate. of the man stayed on the phone as she drove to the bank and then to walmart where she wired him $1800 but it wasn't enough. >> they said your file is still under review. we are seeing quite a few penalties. >> the man told her to wire another 1900. next day more demands. she wired money 8 times in all totaling $16,000, wiping out her bank account, her sister's too. >> in two days i was so stressed out i just couldn't think straight. >> the demands kept coming. she couldn't take it anymore. >> i told my sister i'm going to go in. >> she drove to the santa clara police department and turned herself in. ready to go to jail. >> i had no choice. >> that's how she learned the truth. >> they told me this is is an irs scam, and you fell for it. >> police told her they never called. neither did the irs. scammers had used a cloning device to make those numbers appear to be on her caller i.d.. she and her sister had no money for food or rent. friends started a gofundme campaign to help but she wanted me to warn you. >> this could happen to someone else. >> here's the lessen. voice over internet phones can be be manipulated to falsify a caller i.d. number. it's been used in other scams too. if you get a suspicious call, don't assume the caller i.d. is the real number they are calling from. call the agency or company directly to find out for yourself. and remember, the irs will never call and threaten to arrest you if you don't pay up. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> those weren't pennies from heaven dropping from a san francisco eatery. abc news was at the restaurant while 200 took term pitching pennies. it's the 39th year they have held the unusual fundraiser event. they expect to raise $100,000 for its programs from the penny pitcher. >> it puts food on the table for people in the tenderloin and puts clothes on kids' backs. does a lot of good. >> in the end the all-female team from the children's hospital outpitched them all. we have much more ahead on the abc7 morning news. terrifying scenes out of kenya after a deadly building collapsed. trapped survivors are now waiting for a way out of the rubble. plus a tornado ripped through a texas town leaving hundreds without a home. more on the some. >> thanks for waking up with us. i'm chris nguyen. we will get to the top stories in a moment. first a quick check of the weather. lisa argen is track being the conditions where you live. good morning. >> good morning, chris. here's view from the suit the tremendous tower camera. 6:14, the official sunrise. the camera shaking a little bit. we have strong, northerly winds and a wind advisory until 10:00 above 1,000 feet. morgan hill is certainly the cool spot with 57 oakland. 55 san francisco. mountain view 50, half moon bay. you see the wind there. it's going to be a beautiful day once the winds do subside. and with the winds we are already in the 60s for fairfield, livermore and napa. but it is breezy. so you will have the breezy winds throughout the morning hours. in fact, right now we are looking at the winds anywhere from calm around san carlos to around 33 miles an hour an you are hour. it will be a gusty in some spots before 1 thousand feet but elsewhere we will warm up nicely into the 80s. >> developing news out of kenya where search and rescue teams are work being frantically to find survivors in the rubble of a collapsed apartment building in nairobi. it was a six story building. 7 are dead, 121 survived the collapse with varying injuries, including a baby. there have been heavy rains in the area but it's too soon to say why the building fell. a town in eastern texas has been declared a local disaster area after a tornado destroyed buildings and homes. take a look at this. crews are searching through several homes in lyndale after getting calls that people were trapped inside. powerlines are down throughout the town and fallen trees are block something of the roadways, forecasters say there will be severe thunderstorms in eastern texas gone today, bringing another chance of tornadoes. now to the bomb scare at a baltimore television station. man who net end an explosion is recovering in the hospital and facing charges. abc news reporter pierre toms has more about the man. >> the moment chilling. a man dressed in bizarre costume parades into the lobby of baltimore's fox 45 tv station. ripping open his jumpsuit he has what appears to be a suicide bomb vest. he takes on a flash drive and threatening to blow himself up if the station does not air it. swat teams moving in. the suspect was shot several times. new images. the potential suicide desk, please with wires, a circuit board and packets that look like plastic explosives. but look closely. the packets only contain chocolate bars and police are able be to take the wounded suspect to the hospital. seen here, the suspect indentifying as 25-year-old alex breezy. a grieving father said in recent days his son's mental state have had been unraveled. >> he just broke up with his girlfriend. looks like he's had a mental breakdown. >> abc news, washington a russian fighter plane flew dangerously close to an american reconnaissance plane in the rush san sea. earlier this month russian attack planes buzzed a guide the missile destroyer uss donald cook. the pentagon is calling it unsafe and unprofessional. one military official said the russian pilot did a barrel roll over the top of the american aircraft, closing in within 100 feet. the u.s. released footage showing an airstrike in iraq. the pentagon said the target was an isis weapon storage facility and car bomb exactly. of the operation was carried out alongside iraqi security forces and was meant to support eventual offensive or a place under isis control. and one more military note. the senate confirmed air force general lori robinson as the new head of the u.s. northern command. that makes her the first woman to serve as a combatant -- a commander. earlier this month time magazine listed her as one of their 100 most influencal people for 2016. >> now to the total ground stop at the airport of because of two emergency landings within minutes yesterday. >> the oxygen mask hit the person on the head, waking him up for the emergency landing. >> emergency vehicle surround being the aircraft. the 54 on board sliding down shoots. with passengers and vehicles on the runway, airplane operations shut down a long line of jets. a complicated scene because there were two emergencies in ten minutes. 8:06 an american alliance fights gets a warning light in the cockpit and has steering that isn't working correctly and radios trouble. >> we have a second inbound emergency. they have smoke in the cockpit. is it difficult to steer or impossible to steer? let's be clear. >> the first jet clears and 8:16 the piedmont jet with smoke in the cockpit was towed away and the airport reopened. >> the mechanic is now trying to figure out where the smoke came from. abc news, reagan airport. there was damage caused by a 7.2 magnitude earth quake. half of the country's building s saw damage from the quake. they said should such an earthquake happen in the bay area, residents have a better chance of surviving but would need a places to stay after the shock. >> if that chance, obviously no one can live or work in the buildings. so, yeah, you are going to see the exact same thing here. >> he frequently travels worldwide to cities hit by earthquakes to provide engineering guidance to local officials today in sonoma county there's a tree planting in honor of arbor day. not just the any day, this one comes with a message. >> this is from jack london state park. >> almost that jack london never left this office with the tools of the trade. and just outside the window, a mighty oak. >> he love the tree. love the view from her. this tree inspired him. >> it says a jack london fan to appreciate this. people come to see the home and see the tree. >> it's amazing something can live 500 years. >> the question has been how much longer? jack london's oak has been showing its age to the point a few years ago the state considered cutting it down. the end appeared imminent. >> but even if the tree had to come down, it was still producing acorns, and that meant hope. >> oak's don't do well from sexual reproduction so the acorns were our only hope. >> she helped with the effort but to everyone it felt like a long shot. >> the tree was so old, most acorns were unlikely to be viable. >> take a look and read this tag with a new sapling. >> a miracle? >> a minor one, yes. >> this weekend the miracle sapling with the old dna moves to the prepare serve but there's a double twist to it. it turns out that after judicious trimming, rumors of the big tree's death may have been greatly exaggerate. >> it won't be here for ever but we can't tell you how long it will be here. it could be another 100 years. >> meanwhile back in the nursery an unexpected bounty. read the tags between these other oak saplings, jack london, jack london, jack london. >> there are 15 here. >> show appropriate from the home of a most prolific writer, a most prolific tree. wayne friedman. abc7 news. >> still ahead on this saturday morning, a new gadget is going up against go pro and other action cameras. the device that's trying to revolutionize the industry by focusing on the revolution itself. a live look outside from the abc7 roof camera. lisa is tracking the wind is warmup on the way. stay close. you are watching the abc7 morning news. >> 5:41 our time. lisa returns with the full accuweather forecast coming up. happening today, a benefit for ucsf children's hospital oakland, headlined by a well-known musician. he will be joined by writers dave eggers and bj for the seventh annual notes and benefit. to date they have raised more than $5 million for the hospital. >> this is together? >> yes. >> preparing. >> remember when you told us to bring it at the "invictus" games? >> careful what you wish for. >> really? please. [laughter] >> prince hear and the queen get the final mike drop in this friendly rivalry between the white house and kensington palace. both posted a rival videos to promote the invick it us games. wounded military veterans from around the world will compete next month in orlando, florida. it's always fun to see those folks go at it. >> totally. very cool. we are starting out with the gusty winds in the higher elevations but it's going to be a beautiful day a nice weekend from the sutro tower camera. winds gusting to over 25 miles an hour in the hills of our east bay. so you may notice that. the afternoon much less wind. i'll tell you how warm it will get and how long it will last in a few minutes. >> in sports, we can about now know who the warriors will face in the western conference semifinals. they will take on the portland trail blazers beginning tomorrow. live coverage here on abc7. after that join sports anchor mike shumann for "after the game." larry will be joined by warriors ambassador adoyle foil here in the studios. >> last night was the second round of the playoffs starting for the parks. here's the highlights. >> the good morning. after a week off the san jose sharks finally started the second round of the stanley cup playoffs last night hosting nashville. hear, kitty kitty. a black cat somehow got on the ice in the tank. second period, end of the power play for nashville. top shelf on martin jones. the sharks were the ones that got jinxed but third period they poor it on. he beats pekka rinne, and look at the move by joel ward. pretty to make it 2-1. then joe pavelski feeding logan with the redirect. and plus two empty net goals makes the final 5-2 sharks. tension late. it ends with fist-to-cuffs but the sharks take the 1-0 lead. >> as we went on we got better and put them on their heels. good to feed off the crowd, and really pushing for the next one. >> it was so loud. i think -- i thought maybe it would fall down because it was pretty noisy. a huge win for us tonight. >> luke walton did so well as the interim coach this season he's earned a promotion. he's agreed to take over of the lakers next year. he will remain with golden state through the end of the season. the question last night was who would the dubs face in round 2, clippers versus blazers. you look at the injury there. austin rivers caught an elbow in but stayed in the game. the blazers up by 6. clippers would not die despite is all their injuries. j.j. redick hits the lay-up. two-point game. free throws make it a 3-point lead for the clippers. lasers win 106-103 and take the series 4-2 and they will face the with a are years game one on sunday afternoon at oracle, as well as here on abc7. the nfl draft continuing. tight end austin looper -- hooper goes third round to atlanta. 6'4". 254 pounds east a terrific pass catcher and joins another cardinal tight end who is presently on the falcons roster. on to baseball. a's and astros. happy birthday ron washington, third-base coach. lookout, wash. billy burns drills him with a foul ball. hit him in a foul ball. he's tough. stayed in there. and a's win 7-4 and celebrate with a little pieathon. and jake peavy 6 runs in two innings. and mike broadway way, this one is going to broadway. cespedes, mets scored 12 runs in one inning and cruised to victory 14-1. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> and a nice weekend to head outside, lisa. >> yeah, we've had some wind all week long. it's been cool since the beginning of the week. now we are going to get some warmer air. the windy air in the upper elevations will be working down to the surface but it will be warmer and the winds will abate by the later afternoon and certainly tomorrow. so the two warmest days of the week today, tomorrow. and then we have more of a cooling trend to get underway. maybe a few more showers. but live doppler 7hd tells the story where we have clouds circulate to go the south and east of us. and an area of low pressure. a big ridge to the north and west. in between the two because of the proximity we have the gusty winds over our east bay hills right now. here's a look at sfo. nice and clear out there. but at the airport, kind. dicey today as the winds at the surface, a different direction, than the winds above 1,000 feet. we get what we call some windshear. so it might be a little dicey there over at oakland, perhaps, and even at sfo throughout the day. 55 there right now. mountain view is at 55. 52 in san jose and 50 half moon a bay. 49 morgan hill. and from our roof camera nice and clear, 6:14 the sunrise. a beautiful shot there with the low 50s for you santa rosa. 60 napa. 61 by the delta and livermore where you have the wind and novato at 55. 58 in concord. last hour it was in the low 50s. so already that wind working to warm up the air. also very, very dry out there. so we have the offshore winds this weekend and a wind advisory until 10:00 above 1,000 feet in the hills. the winds gusting in the hills perhaps in excess of 45 miles an hour. that's why we could see some downed trees, perhaps maybe some power outages. it certainly has been a windy week. right now, the winds are beginning to gust in the north bay around novato. we talked about fairfield and livermore. throughout the next several hours we probably notice or hear them. we are 11 degrees warmer in livermore. 10 degrees napa. and on the peninsula about 35 degrees warm he were. al pat, mountain view for degrees warmer. we have the warm weekend on tap. we lose most of the wind tomorrow but we will get the stratus coming back. late in the day the southerly surge will bring up some breeze city winds along the coast. so the coast will be cooler for your sunday. and speaking of the winds, i talked about that windshear possibility at the airport. so throughout the day today notice we are looking at the winds all day long there. over25 miles an hour from 11:00 right through the afternoon. so even though the numbers are going to be up in some of the coastal areas, it will be breezy. 68 half man bay. 70 ocean beach. 76 santa cruz, monterey in the 60s. mild to warm, depending on where you are. fast forward into wednesday. we could see a few light showers and then that's about it. whether or not that verifies, we will keep you posted. in and around the bay today we will see 84 in concord. 79 in san jose. 76 around san mateo. 78 in richmond. 79 in san rafael. if you are headed over to oakland this afternoon, the astros, we are looking at temperatures in the mid-70s 1:00, upper 70s 4:00 in the afternoon. the accuweather seven-day forecast, notice the 80s around the bay and inland today and tomorrow. 70s a brief time at the coast and cooler, partly cloudy tuesday. maybe a few sprinkles on wednesday. and more seasonal temperatures into the end. the week. >> lisa, thank you. surfing, skateboarding and skydiving. they are the adrenaline packed sports that made go pro camera a big name. now they make a camera that stays right side up even when you flip upside down. jonathan bloom has more. [cheers and applause] >> whether you are on top of at mountain or grabbing a face full of snow on the way down, the camera stays upright even when you don't. >> we are build world's smartest action camera. >> eric didn't mean to build the camera, he kind of fell into it. >> when i bought my first go pro and tried to film myself kite knowing i found a million problems. >> he built a case that swivels. >> we partnered with 100 companies. it's base hick i to fix 100 things that are wrong with the go pro. >> they call those fighting words. they gathered a team to build revel, a camera with a motor that keeps it right side up when you don't know which way is up. designing a camera from scratch takes a lot of patience. the 3d printers are running 24-7 cranking out version of version of every part, each one a tiny bit different from the past. >> this is the latest kite boarding line mount. there's nothing like it. >> they are on their 10th version of this. >> this is the plastic part that holds the camera. >> a few microns means staying on and falling off. >> it also means the difference between waterproof and not waterproof. >> it's press impressive. >> while go pro markets to others, they might have an opening with the adrenaline crowd. >> go pro is weak right now. they just had a big failure, the cube camera they tried to sell for way too much money. >> one key is weather sensors. it can tell when something exciting happens and edit the video for you. >> g forces and even heart rate. >> but competing is all about branding. >> i think it will take a partnership with key athletes and a lot of gorilla marketing. >> they already started. guy in this video, billionaire sir richard branson. abc7 news. >> up next, the march of dimes, improving the health of babies. how you can >> happening today, it's about babies in pleasanton. meteorologist mike miko mcs the march for babies. it's a four-mile jaunt through the city into the almeda county fair grounds. you are looking at video from a previous march. company teams and families will be raising money that goes toward improving health of babies. it begins at 9:00 this morning. next at the 6:00. developing news out of the east bay where a shooting leaves five people injured. and a chaotic scene as presidential candidate donald trump arrives in the bay area. the protests and arrests after day one of the state republican convention. i almost everything. you know,ke 1 in 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with rid-x. hey mom, i could use some basil. oh, sure thing, sweetie. life is eating out of a flower pot. wait where's the? right. it's being a food paparazzi. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet. as it should. and a takeout romantic. dessert! happy anniversary. life is mucho, and grande. life is eating, laughing, loving and a place to enjoy it together. i almost everything. you know,ke 1 in 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with rid-x. >> it's saturday, april 30th. thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. we are in for a pleasant weekend across the bay. here's lisa argen. she's tracking doppler hd. lees a, good morning to you. >> good morning, chris. here we are looking at a nice, clear pattern. as wes widen the view, a couple weather systems making for a gusty start to the day in the upper elevations. low pressure to the south and east of us and high pressure building in. allowing the winds to create heyer elevations above 1,000 feet, gusting to 33 miles an hour by the delta. 31 miles an hour in livermore and novato at 20 miles an hour. so we are looking at the wind advisory tough 10:00 in the upper elevations. and we could see some downed trees or powerlines. a live look outside from our roof camera.

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