and highs near 60 but enjoy it, could see a few sprinkles tomorrow and a springlike weather forecast coming up. breaking news out of martinez this morning, investigators are trying to figure out how two cars caught on fire in the driveway of a home. firefighters say flames from the car spread to part of the home on phyllis terrace before 2:00 this morning. neighbors saw the fire then heard explosions. crews say exploding tires likely caused the loud noise. the residents were home at the time and they say that no one was hurt. newark police are looking at surveillance video to help with their investigation into the first homicide of the year. it happened in broad daylight yesterday. sergio quintana has the details. >> reporter: family of the victim watched as the alameda county coroner removed the body from the dark colored bmw sedan. they would not talk to us about the loved one, but a neighbor said he may know the victim from a nearby barber shop. >> so you have seen him before. >> i've seen him cutting hair over there. >> where does he cut hair? >> over here. >> robert sanchez and his mother laura are shocked this happened in broad daylight. the victim was spotted at about noon, shot in the head. detectives ruled out suicide because they did not find a gun in the car. >> the first officer arrived and checked on the person and thought they were drunk and then realized that the victim had been shot. >> there are businesses with security cameras aimed at the scene of the shooting. according to our partner channel 14, police have collected images of a white or silver that pulled up next to the bmw and potential suspects. jimmy lee works nearby. his friend is the one who first spotted the victim slumped on the steering wheel of the bmw. >> it was morning and the wipers were on and the headlights were on and that is it. >> detectives are hoping to find witnesses that might help them cash the shooter. in newark, abc 7 news. the chp is investigating a dry by shooting in antioch around 3:00 near the lone tree off-ramp. it was shut down for five hours while investigators searched the freeway and no one was hurt and no other details has been released. the president is responding about the missile last week. thursday's attack by the u.s. destroyed up to 20 syrian aircraft but left the runway in tact. military experts say that dozens of tomahawk missiles don't have the fair power to take out runways president said you don't hit runways because they are easy to fix. the chemical weapons attack killed more than 80 people. happening today, a response to the attack on syria. one san francisco group is organizing a peace walk. code pink will walk across the golden gate bridge in solidarity of the people of syria. the march starts at noon at the golden gate bridge plaza. the crisis in syria was on everyone's minds at an interfaith fundraiser in newark. a harsh critic of the president was the keynote speaker, kazir khan and his wife stayed mostly away from politics and instead called for peace and understanding. abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has the story. >> a human development fundraiser and the keynote speaker knows about courage and loss and struggles. >> his son died in iraq during a suicide bombing. the khans spoke at the democratic national convention denouncing then nominee trump for the travel ban. the khans now travel the globe spreading their message of acceptance, kazir khan triped to stay -- tried to stay newtal when asked about syria and the refugees and the recent missile attacks. >> the united states has always been a humanitarian country and stood with those who have suffering and we should rep our basic values. >> reporter: khan, who rarely speaks publicly had this to say about her fears if the situation in syria escalates. >> [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: while the mission was to raise money to fight poverty in pack tan. community members worry about those in syria and about president trump's decisions. >> it is confusing. our borders are closed for certains sear -- syrians but in their name we are going to fight. >> and staying optimistic is still possible. >> don't focus on the ugliness, focus on the goodness of america. >> reporter: in newark, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. and now to a warning for women at stanford after two sexual assaults within 20 minutes of each other on campus. both on escondido road on friday night. one woman was walking and the other jogging. police say the man approached them from behind and groped them. both say their attacker was short and bald. in napa county, dozens of people dropped out because they weren't dressed for the cold weather yesterday morning. just after swimming through the lake they started the cycling portion and pouring rain hit. about 30 people in the series had to be treated for hy hypothermia. >> i would say maybe 25% of the people dropped out just -- just out of pure, this is too cold for an in sane and it took me an hour to stop shivering and i couldn't stop my hands and feet and i came for the southern california weather and it didn't work out too well. >> no it did not. and at a warmer center everyone recovered. another cyclish crashed and was sent to the hospital. it is likely several days before a second barge is removed from beneath the bay bridge and it sank on friday and began spewing oil. they surveyed the damage from the water and from the air yesterday. they want to make sure it won't get worse before they take the next step. >> since the vents are plugged, we're looking closely at the conditions on the water. and then we'll make a determination as to whether we want to pump the product off first or secure everything and then raise the barge. >> the coast guard doesn't know how many oil has spilled until the barge is raised and the fuel in the tank is measured. so far no effects on wildlife. turning to our weather, it is clear and dry and many people are still cleaning up from the past few days of storms. in the east bay, residents are dali dale -- dealing with the aftermath of mudslide and downed trees and wind damage. cornell bernard has the story. >> very scary. very lucky to be alive. >> reporter: dennard shows us after what is left of his house in the oakland hills. >> it just scares me that i could have been sitting right there. >> reporter: where a giant tree came crashing on to his deck and living room overnight. >> that is the bathroom. >> another tree took out the bathroom and laundry room and most of the ceiling. this is what the damage looks like from the back. those giant trees narrowly missed hitting a baby. >> my nephew was laying down with my aunt in the bed where two of the trees fell in between. thank god that they didn't get hit. >> one tree hit two trees and two of the trees hit a house. >> reporter: the city said one tree on a nearby hillside was the first to fall and took out three more in less than a minute. >> you could hear the first tree falling. and the second tree. >> the root ball of this giant youk li eucalyptus is amazing. it is the size of the car. and a mudslide came down on babbing drive during a storm. >> it is april at this point. could we please have some of the weather we moved out to the east bay for. >> they are glad everyone escaped unharmed. >> very close. but somebody is watching. somebody is watching over us man. >> reporter: he hopes the house could be repaired after the giant trees are removed. in oakland, cornell barnard, stash tash. >> so that was a mess there. it is dry today. >> and we have an interesting seven-day outlook. i can't give it all away. >> why not. >> well because it is complicated. right now we have 30s in the north bay. 39 in los gatos and 38 in livermore. the chilly numbers are with us because it is so clear. you know we have sunshine today. but we're going to plot out the week ahead and it will feel like spring. so come back and we'll have the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank you, lisa. also 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cars. i don't think this is the right video. but let me tell you, this happened near the mclaughlin avenue exit just after 2:30 this morning. one of the cars overturned and one caught on fire and one person has died. it is unclear how many other people were hurt. no word yet what caused this accident or when those lanes will and this is the thousands of people attending palm sunday mass this morning at the vatican. pope francis blessed pom frons and the pope spoke about suffering in the world today and prayed for those who suffer from disease, family tragedy and slave labor wars and terrorism. in the east bay, there is a new chapter in the fight for women's equality in the roman catholic church. we were at st. johns presbyterian. the evacuate does not officially recognize women's ordination. there are 65 female priests in the united states, in 2013, the first woman in northern california was ordained in san ram on. in santa cruz, an injured great white shark that attracted a lot of attention has died. that shark was stranded friday afternoon near pleasure point. brock johnson shared this video of us with the young adult in shallow water by the shore. several people tried to get it back to sea on friday but it just kept washing back on shore. scientists found a carcus yesterday. researchers think it died from a nervous system infection or got a hook caught in its mouth. state fish and wildlife will do a necropsy to determine the act cause of death. kevin durant returned to action last night and a bay area family joined the crowd as a special gesture from the warriors. we were at oracle arena where the team surprised the family with a gift. two sons will be flown to a road playoff game. the family has gone through hardship. the boy's mom is thankful that the team continues to support the family by boosting the spirits of her sons. >> they're going to have fun. they're going to be first time going on a jet. and we're going to have fun. >> and the family watched the warriors win the game over the pelicans. larry beil will have the highlights and reaction to k.d.'s return coming up in just a few minutes. getting to the game last night took more effort for b.a.r.t. riders. this is the first of five weekends b.a.r.t. has shut down the trains between the lake merit and fruitvale for yearly track repairs. the entire lake merit station is also closed. there is a bus bridge between the two stations. b.a.r.t. said expect 20 to 40-minute delays and some fans told us it was not a big deal. >> i'm not bothered, if i show up late, who cares. it is big and heavy in the third quarter. that is what i'm looking for. >> the closure continues today and for the next four saturdays and sundays. good morning, waking up to dry conditions. but it is cold out there. here is a live doppler 7 and we're looking at temperatures in the east bay in the 30s from black hawk to pleasant hill. 38 here and as well as lafayette and livermore. back to the water, warmer in the mid-40s around hayward. 44 in san jose. good morning, san francisco, 46. that is cold for you. and in the 30s in santa rosa. earlier down to 34 in santa rosa so from the roof camera, you could see the building there. clear skies and sunny and cool. chance of a shower late tonight and into early tomorrow. just in the north bay. so we have a weak system passing through and then back to sun tomorrow. we cloud up for tuesday. showers return wednesday. here is a look at what to expect today. it is a dry day for everyone and then look at what happens by midnight. a few showers to the north. they sink south and dissipate. so by 7:00 tomorrow morning could see a few light sprinkles from santa rosa, maybe even san francisco. but a dry afternoon. how much rain? we won't call it rain. a few areas of sprinkles. a couple of hundreds, maybe.500 and here is a look at livermore. a high today on 60. the cooler side of average. we should see 66 but more sunshine in the mid and upper 60s and yes, thursday that is when rain arrives and it is cooler and not a big system, it is a weak one. 57 today in san francisco. look for upper 50s in san rafael. so yes, it is certainly cool out there. average highs range from the low 60s to the upper 60s. so we'll be below that. but hey, it is sunny. we'll take the tradeoff. it is 61 in fremont. 63 in san jose. so enjoy it. the look ahead shows on tuesday we cloud up. this is wednesday. and then by late wednesday, 5:00, we've got santa rosa showers, probably from 10:00. they are sinking south into the north bay and then pull out by thursday. we'll have morning showers on thursday but then the rest of the thursday looks dry. so good for rain on wednesday night and thursday morning and salvage the afternoon for dry conditions an even sunny conditions on thursday afternoon. so it is not looking as bad and ominous as we previously thought. but it is not a string of sunny and warm days. so we'll take it. 48 degrees in san rafael. we are warmer due to the cloud cover. a few sprinkles there but shouldn't mess up any plans. 45 in fremont and the accuweather seven-day forecast, so we're cold. but then 50s and 60s today. a couple of sprinkles before dawn and late showers and thursday morning showers and download the app and take one of the ones off if you are nice to us. and friday and saturday we cloud up again. but we're getting there. we're getting there. it is going to be -- >> it is always nice. so take that one off, would you. >> see what i could do. >> thanks, lisa. just ahead, a bay area high school marching band in washington, d.c. adding to its ♪ intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it. it's not likely to go away on its own. it took my most honest friend to help me do something about it. she told me premarin vaginal cream can help. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful 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help from 7 on your side's michael finney. >> all she wanted to do was get her tiny bathroom painted which is why she purchased a painting deal from groupon.com. >> the painter came by but said he couldn't do this kind of job so they swapped this deal for this one, $650 worth of painting for $350. >> i showed him what i wanted him to do and told him it was a groupon. >> the second paint erin spected the bathroom but to her surprise never came back. never returned her calls. she contacted groupon. >> we'll get in touch with you in a certain number of business days but he never did. >> the painter seemed to have vanished. the deal was about to expire. groupon still had her money and dond wanted it back. >> i wanted to get my bathroom painted but it was stuck in groupon. >> but he would only credit her into groupon bucks for other items on the site but she didn't want other items. >> this is crazy. i don't want $330 worth of balloon rides and paintful games, i want my bathroom painted. >> 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of flowers in full bloom. is this not magnificent or what. the photographer said he has never seen anything like this before. extra staff has been added to handle all of the visitors this incredible bloom is expected to be around for about two more weeks. volunteers helped make a san francisco neighborhood a little more green yesterday. to help celebrate earth month, the friends ofush on forest will plan trees in the district. the three dozen volunteers rode on bikes to get to different locations and they planted almost 30 trees yesterday and the nonprofit will do the same later this month in the lower hayes valley. we have a link on our website if you want more information. ♪ ♪ and east bay high school marching band enjoyed some national recognition yesterday. this is pleasant ton's foothill high school marching band at the national cherry blossom parade in washington, d.c. these kids are impressive. this is one of the most successful marching bands in the state of california. over the past 32 years the band has won nearly a thousand sweepstakes, awards and first place trophies. still to come here on abc 7 mornings, new details about the suspect in the truck attack in sweden. what police have learned about the man. also a plane crashes in oregon killing a has crazy low prices. do you know how we do it? - how? - bargainomics! say, if california has a bumper crop and produces too many oranges. or a winemaker in sonoma suddenly has 1000 bottles too many. we've got name-brand, top-quality groceries priced 40-70% off every day. bargainomics. that's our business model. and our business model is... delicious. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ welcome back, everyone. we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. not just frosty in the north bay, we have 30s elsewhere around the bay. the highlighted area is where we have the numbers in the 30s until 8:00. but check this out. supporto 39, saratoga 39. 38 in los gatos. and upper 30s in lafayette and livermore. san francisco and oakland in the mid-40s so, yes, we are so much cooler. let's get back to april. we'll have sunshine today, all day. with temperatures in the 50s to near 60. and then we're clouding up for just a chance of a slight shower tomorrow. but you notice wednesday, that is the day we'll have light rain. but guess what, it comes in at night. so we'll detail the accuweather seven-day forecast in a few minutes. developing news out of egypt this morning where 26 people have died and 71 others have been injured after a bomb exploded. it happened at a coptic christian church during a palm sunday celebration. a second attack in alexandria has killed 11 and injured another 35 people. coptic christians have repeatedly been targeted by islamic extremist. the attacks coming weeks before pope francis is scheduled to visit. so far no one has claimed responsibility for the attacks. there are reports this morning that syrian war planes are once again taking off from the air base that the u.s. military attacked on thursday with cruise missiles. that is the same base the pentagon said was used to carry out a chemical attack that killed more than 80 syrian civilians. elizabeth hur has the story. >> reporter: back in action. these pictures from russian state controlled television showed syrian jets taking off from shayrat air base, less than 24 hours after nearly 60 u.s. cruise missiles hit the airfield. the wreckage of aircraft destroyed and bombed out fuel tanks and the bunkers show tell tale scorch marks and trump tweeting that the air raid was a success. congratulations to our greet military men and women for representing the united states and the world so well. but while satellite imagery shows damage to shelters, the runways are untouched. the president tweeting, the aren't you don't hit runways is that they are easy and inexpensive to quickly fix. george stephanopoulos asked rex tillerson if this signals a change in u.s. policy toward syria. >> we're asking and calling on bashar al assad to cease the use of the weapons. other than that, there is no change -- >> and there was a deadly nerve agent used in the tuesday's chemical attack that killed more than 80 elizabeth hur, abc 7 news. >> and after the response to the deadly chemical attack, you just saw how secretary of state rex tillerson will appear on this week. you could catch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning right here on nbc 7. new details about the man suspected of driving a truck into a crowd killing four people. this morning stockholm police announced he was a an asylum seeker whose application was rejected. he stole the beer truck he used as a weapon. police have identified him as a 39-year-old originally from uzbekistan, and since the attack they went back through his social media to find extremist comments. they believe he also had a possible explosive in the truck. >> we have found something in the truck, or in the driver's seat. a technical device that should not be there. i cannot at this stage say this is a bomb or some sort of flammable -- >> the suspect is not talking. swedish police have arrested several other people trying to find answers. police no norway have arrested a man after they found a bomb-like device after they blocked off streets to safely detonate the explosive. no one was hurt. police found it outside of a south bay station on a poplar street. norway security put the nation on high alert because of the attack in sweden. there was a lively debate on immigration at a t-- a town hal outside of sacramento. tom mcclinton took questions for nearly two hours and faces criticism from the audience and one man wanted to know what he would do to help dreamers, those brought to the u.s. illegally as young children. >> punishing a dreamer for a situation that they had no control over is like punishing a child for their parent drunk driving while they were in the car. >> once we have the forms that are necessary to ensure the integrity of the borders, i think we are going to address that issue but in the meantime i cannot advise you to break the law. >> the strike on syria did not come up at that town hall but mcclinton told reporters afterward that president trump, quote, had no right to order the attack without consulting congress. bay area democratic representatives also held town hall in antioch yesterday. for the 27th year, santa clara county has helped residents become u.s. citizens. yesterday abc 7 news was at san jose city college for citizenship day. it included application help, setting up payment programs and free legal assistance. one attendee in the u.s. almost her entire life said she is concerned with the current political climate. >> i'm a little worried. not scared, but worried about all of the changes because i have a family that depends on me and counts on me so this is good for me to change it and become a u.s. citizen because i love the usa. >> santa clara count estimates there are more than 115,000 adults living in the country or living in the county who might be eligible to become citizens. the ntsb is investigating a small plane crash that killed a southern california family on their way to visit colleges in oregon. the crash happened just outside of eugene, oregon on friday morning. the parents, the son and the pilot all died. witnesses described seeing the plane flying at a low altitude when it suddenly turned and went down into a field. investigators plan to be at the site of the crash until the end of the day. happening today, hundreds of at&t technicians and call centerer workers plan to protest calling for a fair contract. today marks one year since employees have been working without a contract. last month workers won an agreement with the company that now no longer requires them to work out side of their expertise and classification. workers will protest because they say they are frustrated by waiting for new contracts. they will be outside of the at&t store on blossom hill road in san jose at noon. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, a bike built for the city. the bicycle built to be safe on the rack and the road. and here is a live look from our roof cam. if you are tired of the rainy weather, well a break today. lisa will have your forecast in just a few. . happening today, san francisco city leaders will be on hand for a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the newly renovated lgbt center. that is celebrating its 13th -- or rather 15th anniversary this year. the $10 million remodel allows the facility to expand programs like medical care, family planning and other health services. today the ceremony starts at 1:00 at the building on market near octavia street. and lisa is here talking about a little bit of a reprieve from the rain. >> you never know. certainly in april after this year. good morning, everyone. 35 in santa rosa, 38 in liver mosh and 37 in los gatos. so we're warming up some. certainly brighten it up but clouds come back tonight. we'll talk about some showers arriving first thing tomorrow, next. thank you, lisa. also ahead, kevin durant returns to the lineup for the warriors and makes an emphatic statement on his first basket. larry beil has all of the highlights of the dubs win over the pelicans ♪ sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. crave those crazy squares. ♪ sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. crave those crazy squares. in sports, the a's and the giants are on the road this weekend. oakland can take the three-game series against the rangers with a win today. first pitch in arlington at 12:05 this afternoon. mean while the giants try to avoid being swept in san diego. first pitch at 1:40. last night kd returned to action against the pelicans. here is sports director larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, after missing 39 games with a knee injury, kevin durant returned last night for the warriors. but his one mvp came back, steph curry resting what is described as a knee contusion. warriors versus >> [ inaudible ]. >> the much anticipated return of kd wasting no time in announcing his return. this would be -- on a baseline reverse. i'm not a doctor, but i think his knee looks fine right there. so i give him a thumbs up. final seconds, first quarter, iguodala beats the buzzyer. warriors up 23-17 after one. let by ten at the half. steph curry resting as we said and it was all about durant. you could see him find his rhythm in the third quarter. dubs by 14 and then off the pelicans miss and mcgee pouring it down and they had 53 points in the third, past klay thompson to beat the buzzer and klay would lead the dubs with 20. 93-68 after three. and durant with ten boards and six assists and here is kd after the game. >> definitely could have played a lot better. >> missed some shots that i feel like i normally make. i knew that would happen. just have to get my attention back. and rebound and defense and all of that felt good and it is a matter of me knocking down shots. >> bumgarner is the cure for whatever ales the giants, not in san diego as the early season slump continues. young giants fan in san diego excited to see bumgarner. he allowed the leadoff man on and the padres made him pay. a double and makes it 1-0 padres and in the bottom of the second, margo fair down the line, cordova scores so it is 2-nil. and bumgarner allowed four hits in the first two inning and went eight innings and struck out five but the giants offense silent. quiet. finally get a run in the ninth, crawford singles to make it a 2-1 game but that is how it ends. they drop to 1-5. johnny cueto will try to finish it. >> and take a look at the mascot. doing the worm there. one arm push ups. he is like jack pallets -- for older viewers. oakland pitcher making a second start, a no-no up until the 7th and one run on two hits struck out five and alonso hits it out yonder. his first homer of the season. a two run cloud and the a's win by a score of 6-1. it is the final game of the regular season for the sharks and for the first time since november of 2005, the sharks lineup did not feature joe thornton and paff elski. and in the second period, hannon suzing his body feeds tierney who slides it home. 1-0 sharks and then later tierney, a saucer pass as he skipped it over to brian elliott, that puck went in. bog der scoring and it was 2-0 after two. a power play in the third. then a tipping in a shot. the final was 3-1. sharks will face either the oilers or the ducks in the playoffs next week. >> that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. good morning to you, yes. sunday morning and clear and cold. we have sunny skies on way. but numbers from three to nine degrees colder. look at the 30s. from black hawks lay fayette, 38 in san ram on and pleasant and livermore. 44 in hayward. 43 san carlos and the cool spot of 35 in santa rosa. fog in napa at 39. so you could see a few clouds here from the roof camera. sunny and cool all day long. a chance of showers early tomorrow. just in a few isolated spots. they will clear out and we'll see a sunny afternoon. we get cloudy on tuesday, rain arrives late on wednesday. so looking at a dry day today. here is increasing clouds. this is midnight. and look at what happens here. it falls apart by early monday morning we have a few showers from santa rosa. maybe along the coast here. but then by the afternoon, it is going to be plenty of 60s out there. we're warming up. how is that. temperatures a little bit warmer. rainfall amounts, very light. not much except toward up santa rosa and then 60s in the week. in livermore, average high below it today at 60. but we'll get there tomorrow, tuesday and even wednesday looks okay. a lot of clouds and rain arrives late and maybe not much at all in the valley there. but as for today, we are planning on a sunny day. and it is going to feel warmer than it looks here because even the 50s with full sunshine and some lighter winds should be nice out there. san mateo 58, 62 in concord. 62 in san jose so dry and sunny. so we cloud it up coming on tuesday. and then here comes wednesday and rain arrives as early as about 5:00 and then sinking south throughout the evening and here it is at 10:00. so your evening commute shouldn't be impacted too much but pushing out early thursday so website dnesday is cloudy an thursday returning to sunshine and get back to more april standards. overnight lows with the increasing clouds looking at numbers much milder up in the north bay. trade off maybe some showers. 45 napa and santa rosa and mid-40s in fremont. the accuweather seven-day forecast, 50s on the coast, 60s elsewhere. more sun tomorrow perhaps after a renegade showers early on. cloudy skies on tuesday and we bring in our storm impact scale, wednesday and thursday. download our abc 7 news app and you'll see this is a weak system and out of here by midday thursday and then more clouds but that is debatable. we'll try to straighten out that weekend for you. it is the least i could do. >> isn't that easter? >> yes. yes. >> so people have a lot of things going on. >> uh-huh. >> all right. thank you, lisa. >> there are bikes for the mountains and for th open road. but one san francisco shop specializes in bikes made for the city. and as jonathan bloom found out, the two wheelers from mission bikes are about to get super-charged with street smarts. >> this is what we call the design wall. >> as a blank slate to build the bike of your dreams for your daily commute. >> it is a very personal thing. >> whether you want the leather seat or the bright yellow chain. the missle bike company plans to make one thing standard. the same l.e.d. that light up your laptop screen built into the bike frame to light up the pavement. >> it is a fantastic -- >> making it visible to drivers that is invisible until you turn it on. >> it is just there and it works. >> and it keep riders safe on the bike and is central to the next project, keeping the bike safe while you're not riding it. >> this is the secret technique. >> every customer gets bike lock training but we're all human. >> i might be tired and not lock it up properly. >> so they use the security bolts. >> there is a pin on the inside. >> to keep the wheels and saddle to be pulled off and sold at chop shops like this. but the i team saw how a whole bike could be stole nen seconds. >> i checked again and it was gone. >> but maybe not gone forever. >> we have a gps unit. it has three antennas. >> the board could be built into the frame with a back-up battery that will last for days. >> to pull out a phone at any time and see where a bike is located. >> and once you find it, the police are happy to swoop in. >> we would love to do that. and it is safer for the police to facilitate that transaction than you. >> and gps tracking would reduce smartphone thefts and it could do the same for bikes since chasing the thief is often impossible. >> the thing you are stealing is the getaway vehicle. >> jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. coming up, sunday streets is back. where you can get out and explore and enjoy family activities without cars. life can be messy... but with crayola color wonder... it doesn't have to be. because the fun stays on the page... and doesn't go anywhere else. don't you wish life could be this mess-free? all magic, no mess. color wonder. find it in the crayola aisle. sets each sold separately check out the winning numbers from last night's $50 million powerball draw. 23, 36, 51, 53, 60, 15 the powerball number. no one picked all six numbers. the jackpot grows to $60 million. happening today, a [ inaudible ] at another sunday streets event in san francisco. today it is in their bay view and dog patch neighborhoods. there is a summer of love celebration, live music and art and bikes and skateboards for kids. the museum of craft and design is offering free admission for the day and classes at the third street boxing gym are also free. the activities start at 11:00 this morning. up next on abc 7 mornings at 6:00, an early morning explosion shakes a contra costa countries neighborhood. a family escapes their home as it is engulfed by flames. also, an east bay city has its first homicide of the year. what investigators are hoping to help give them clues as to what happened. ♪ if you grow up here, you really can be anything. sutter health. proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. this is sunday, april 9th. let's start with lisa argen. >> here is a look at live doppler 7. it doesn't show any green. and we are dry and, boy, are we cold. we still have the frost advisory for a couple of hours in the north bay but 030 -- 30s around the area. and los gatos in the upper 30s. 43 in oakland, 45 in san francisco. so we're colder. when will we get rid of the cold? we'll shave off that today as the sun warms us up. in fact, even with numbers below average it will feel good with all of the sunshine. numbers in the 50s to low 60s. we do have rain to talk about tonight but a more impressive system comes on wednesday. i'll detail it for you in a few minutes. >> breaking news out of the south bay this morning. only one lane of southbound interstate 280