challenging these mandated goals. abc 7 news reporter david louie is live in san jose how residents will achieve a 35% reduction, david. that's significant. >> it is significant, dan. the state water board has been deluged with letters and emails like this one complaining about the city by city mandated goals from 20 to 35%. morgan hills expected to drop its usage by 35% and it's hoping a change in the formula will reduce it by at least 10%. but in the meantime it is facing the toughest cutback in all of santa clara county. morgan hill residents already have achieved a 29% reduction in water use. outdoor watering is restricted to twice a week and only at night. the state water board is demanding oort 14% cut and residents are scratching their heads over how to achieve that. >> what more can you do? >> i'm not quite sure. i know a lot of people will be putting buckets in their showers and collecting it that way and watering the plants. maybe we're coming into summer but maybe cutting back on gardening. >> kirt recently bought this house and is redoing the landscape to save water. he's not worried about meeting the 35% reduction mandate. >> i just installed a low-use toilet and changed that out and taken out the irrigation system. >> a city ordinance already imposes penalties for disobeying regulations and a warning was issued the first time and a second time was a $100 fine and the third time is $200, additional infractions are $500. we have a lot of warm weather in morgan hill and that really drives our water consumption on the outside. so outside watering is where we'll focus our attention on. to set an example, morgan hill has stopped watering median strips and will be letting parks go brown. >> we will try to cap off the water usage and no more car wash and landscaping and we cut down to the point and it's only once per week. we cannot let all of the plants die. >> the valley water district is seeking a uniformed 30% goal countywide. if the state's 6 to 35% for morgan hill it won't oppose that. in morgan hill, david louie, abc 7 news. >> the family of a motorcyclist who fell off the antioch bridge after the collision with the car last sunday is looking for help. members of his family are asking anybody with a boat or jet ski to please help them search for his body. authorities called off their search earlier this week. they've established a go fund me campaign for the 3-month-old daughter who is named ari arose. >> police in walnut creek are looking at a particular starbucks restroom because jacob turner is using a hidden camera to record people in the bathroom and they want to identify the victims and the starbucks is on locust street across from the shopping center. anthony is there live with the story. laura? >> hi. if there was ever an expectation of privacy it would number a restroom and eachven a public one. the situation here was anything but private. >> i wouldn't be horrified and i wouldn't like it. walnut creek police said the same man did it twice in two months, planted a video camera in the unisex bathroom at the starbucks and set it to record as people as men, women and children did their business. >> i thought it was not a very nice thing to do and i have no idea why he would do something like that. this is a big invasion of privacy and we feel people that were caught on camera have a right to know that they've been caught on camera and they have an opportunity to see justice get done. >> walnut creek police arrested jacob turner at his venetia home. thursday a store employee found a camera like this one attached underneath the sink in the unisex bathroom. it had been recording for about 90 minutes between 2:30 and 4:00. any thoughts about whether you might be on that? it's not impossible. it's not impossible. >> police believe turner also planted a camera in the same restroom in february. that one was discovered when it fell on the bathroom floor. >> you didn't happen to be there between 2:00 and 4:00 on thursday. >> no, i didn't, but i won't be wearing my kilt in there in the future. >> he has living with an older couple on oxford way for just a couple of months. he remains in jail on $65,000 bail. in walnut creek, laura anthony, abc 7 news. the measles outbreak that began at disneyland is officially over and there have been no new cases in six weeks and it sickened 130 people in california as well as other states, mexico and canada. >> the san pablo institution is closing in a few days. doctors medical center has run out of money leaving thousands of patients without a local hospital. abc 7 news reporter leann melendez has the story. >> reporter: it is a reminder of what every patient new and feared. >> i think it's horrible that they're closing because of all of the people that live in the area now they have to travel further. >> they were operating on a deficit, the latest number $18 million a year. the hospital was losing that much money because 90% of its patients are on medicare or medical. the hospital found it impossible to survive on those reimbursements which run as low as 60 cents on the dollar. hospital officials were hoping the community would support a parcel tax but that, too failed. >> right now it's winding down and letting the community know that we're closing and just trying to find another job, basically. >> the closure leaves a big void in the community known for its patient services like the thrive-through flu shot clinic something few hospitals do these days. the only other emergency room in west contra costa county is kaiser richmond. joslyn harris' mother has been coming here for years. >> she's on medicare and this is where she goes and with it closing i don't know what's going to happen now. denise went came to pick up a friend. she says it's the staff people will miss the most. >> even to their last day they're smiling and laughing and making sure everyone knows where they're going. best wishes to everybody. >> the building owned by the west contra costa health care district will eventually be sold to begin paying down the debt. abc 7 news. >> three other bay area hospitals are cutting costs in an attempt to avoid bankruptcy. officials with daughters of charity health systems including seton medical center and i hope these cuts will help attract a new buyer. prime health care backed out of a $837 million deal to buy the helps in march. seton is daley city's largest employer with 1200 workers. we want to take you back to the top breaking news story. the massive explosion and fireball in fresno from the ruptured pipeline. they injured more than a dozen people and shut down a major highway. abc's rick montanez is live. >> we have just learned that 14 people were injured by the massive explosion earlier this afternoon and it happened about 2:30 here at the fresno peace officer's gun range run by the sheriff's department and we'll show you video right now from earlier this afternoon. we are told that a county road worker was driving some heavy equipment out during some work here at the gun range when he somehow struck that gas line the pg&e line. that caused the explosion. we are told his injuries of course, were critical and he was struck by the explosion. a deputy was nearby to help him out and there were again 13 other people injured as well. those were some other crews that were working as well as some inmates from the fresno county jail who are often out here working at this site. the fresno fire department tells me flames are still burning right now because there is residual from this gas line coming out. a lot of pg&e crews are working to get the gas line shut off completely. this way they can have the fire contained completely and -- but again, 14 people injured out here in this massive explosion. reporting live in fresno, rick montanez abc 7 news. >> we have much more ahead this friday evening. >> it doesn't matter! it doesn't matter! >> a funding fight and big demands from these little kids. >> plus the warriors had a zenlike calm at practice today though the nation is fired up. a look at the excitement as the nba's winningest team makes a push into the playoffs. >> and the big oops after this california college team won their championship. >> i'm michael finney. coming up, a night female announcer: get on board for better sleep! it's sleep train's interest free for 3 event! get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster serta icomfort even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. you'll never find an interest rate lower than sleep train's interest free for 3 event, on now! ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ round one of the nba playoffs with the warriors taking on the pelicans at oracle arena. players like mvp hopeful steph curry. many fans are hoping they can did it again this year. it is one game at a time. >> that just makes it a lot -- it's a lot crazier than i guess we could dream. >> no use trying to make this game any different than the other. that's where people make the mistake. i have to do this and i have to do that. >> that's right. the warriors enter the playoffs as the number one seed and the six most by any team in nba history. >> the warriors opponents and the pelican arrive today at oracle arena. alisa harrington shows us all of the pre-game excitement. >> it's exciting. it's exciting. >> the city of oakland is decorated in warriors pride. signs cover windows of city hall. a banner hangs over the front entrance and a flag waves from the roof. the team's slogan, strength in numbers honors players, coaches and the fans. >> feeling good. feeling real good. they're playing good. they look good. it's the best i've seen them in a long time. >> the golden state warriors end the regular season with the best record in the nba. 67 win, a franchise best. tomorrow they face the new orleans pelicans in the playoffs, but players like steph curry fans are confident they'll come out on top. >> how do you think they'll do against the pelicans? >> they'll whoop them. >> they'll kill the pelicans to show support there is a banner inside city hall. he remembers the last time the city celebrated an nba title. >> we'll see if they can be as good as the 1957 warriors. that was the good old days of oakland sports. karen cox was one of the lucky ones and she has tickets to tomorrow's game at oracle arena. for anyone else planning to go, tickets will be pricey and singles seats on the warriors websites start at $150. those on the resale market are expected to go for as much as 5800. >> and fans who do go to tomorrow's game will take home warriors gear and there will be thunder sticks and these are for people behind the hoop and you have to make noise when the pelicans are shooting free throws and the first 3,000 people who check in on facebook will go home with rally towels. in oakland, alisa harrington, abc 7 news. >> the warriors first playoff game will be against the new orleans pelicans and live coverage begins tomorrow at noon right here on abc 7. >> and after that abc sports anker will host after the game with special guests and warriors legend and donald foyer and nate thurmond. don't forget abc 7 is your home for the nba finals. catch the exciting action beginning june 4th. off the court the warriors are helping bay area children make healthy life choices. the team sponsored a cooking event at a restaurant in san francisco. kids learned how to prepare healthy snacks and meals. aisha curry and a food blogger and celebrity chef and tyler florence were on hand to help out, as well and this was part of the team's get fit time out program. dozens of tiny feet pounded the pavement in san francisco today. about 200 children joined parents and teachers in the fifth annual walk around the block at city hall. the group is calling for fair wages for the early child care educators who on average make $32,000 a year. >> as we all know the housing issues in san francisco, the living expenses in san francisco, it just piles on top to make it really impossible for early childhood educators to live work and commute into the city. >> the group is also asking the city to fund the minimum wage increase passed by those in november. stay away from golden gate park on monday for counter culture holiday known as 420. thousands are expected to crowd the park that celebrates marijuana. this is how the area looked today from sky 7 hd more than 15,000 people packed the area last year causing some pretty serious traffic problems. >> we just want to make sure that trafficy facilitied and pedestrians are safe and at the end of the day that nobody gets hurt and that's what we're trying to accomplish. >> police say part of fell street will be closed about 2:30. they're hoping the warning will keep other nearby streets open. last year a section had to be shut down closing a major inconvenience for local businesses. >> let's check on the weather for the weekend and sandhya patel is here. >> did you notice a drop in the temperatures. >> it is a little cool. 20 degrees cooler in half moon bay. it's pretty wild and inland of course, it was nice and warm and we'll keep the wide range going for the weekend plans. we're all about appealing to everyone. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd and it's pretty obvious that the fog is here along the coastline. inland areas still enjoying the sun. the wind has switched directions and it's now coming off the cooler ocean water which is why we dropped along the coastline but inland areas, like i said still enjoying the warmth. >> just in case you're heading to the beach we still have a beach hazard statement until 9:00 tonight and still a risk of rip currents and so just be careful out there. here's our beautiful view of the air-conditioning from the cam. the fog is back and if you like the fog it is stick around for the weekend. 61 in san francisco and san jose you're in the upper 07s and look at half moon bay and here's the view from the emoriville camera and while it's sunny up above, 74 in santa rosa and 68 in petaluma and it's in the 80s around concord and livermore. the san jose camera showing you bright skies and foggy coast and bay tomorrow night and a wide range of temperatures this weekend and we're still looking at a slight chance of a few showers next week. here's a look at what's in store tonight and the fog around the coast will push in over the bay for the morning hours and then back towards the coastline for the latter part of the day so the sun will be out inland but not so much near the coastline and speaking of inland, this ridge of high pressure will keep you on the warm side for the upcoming weekend, but you will notice that along the coast it's going to be a lot like summertime where the fog stays around well into the afternoon. so your saturday highs will be in the 50s, and 60s coastside and inland in the 80s and the warmth holds on for sunday and coastal cloud keeping you company around the beaches and monday is where you finally feel the effects of the cooling breeze in the inland communities and temperatures start to drop down there. as you take a look at tomorrow morning and there could be mist and drizzle with the return of the fog around low 40s to low 50s and if you have earlier games for your kids, keep that in mind. cherry blossom festival is taking place for the second weekend in a row and you will see the clouds at 10:00 tomorrow morning and take a sweater or jacket and it will come out at noon time and it will be bright and breezy with the clouds returning for the evening hours. south bay, 82 gill roy and cupertino, nice day on the peninsula and 70 in millbrae. downtown san francisco, 69 and in the north bay, upper 70s, santa rosa, east bay and inland spots, livermore and accuweather seven-day forecast and increasing cloud cover and decreasing temperatures beginning on monday and then you will notice tuesday through friday and back down to the 70s and a slight chance of a few showers wednesday into thursday. cheryl and dan. >> i'm hoping, but it's not looking optimistic right now, cheryl. >> thank you so much. >> still ahead from frames to a fun night out. it is finney's friday free stuff next. >> let's take a look outside at traffic with the 360 camera. 101 northbound in redwood city. we just passed or just coming up on the woodside road exit and it's pretty sticky out there. it's moving, but awfully slow. let me turn you around in the other direction as you head southbound on 101 and headed to redwood city and not too bad but it's slow, as well. friday afternoon is what we expect this time of day, stay with us abc 7 news at 5:00 continues in a moment. am dra attic pictures coming in now and severe weather for millions. tornadoes and the massive pile up already and tractor trailers smashing into cars and trucks and you will see it and hear it and the fog leading to tour busses colliding. dr. oz responding after calls from fellow doctors that he be fired calling him a fake and the case of air raids tonight. a woman stabbing a fellow passenger because he was snoring and you'll follow the breaking news now in are from southern california from san pedro and los angeles county started as a brushfire several hours ago has now spread to several homes. no injuries have been reported, but you can see firefighters on the roof of this home trying to control it. it's windy down there. you can clearly see that from this live picture and breaking news updates on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. >> all right now, from the geysers of yellowstone to the giants sequoias of yosemite national parks that normally charge a fee is free this weekend from april 18th through april 26th. >> on the subject of free, weekend is here and weather is great, what else can you hope for? >> it's a little segway. >> they got the idea from me. photograph and frame and now they have a new place over in hays valley and this is what they're giving away. this is totally cool. they have a lot of frames here and they feature local artists and the little tram you see here is made specifically for instagram pictures. isn't that a great idea? it's a very, very well made and they come in white and black and you'll go by and pick them up and photograph and frame creates everything from museum-quality show case pieces to collector frames. so it's worth to check out and a fun store to go through. >> prettyis in. >> and in the san jose improv you know this, downtown san jose and they've been here for quite some time you'll be able to pick up to four tickets for three different shows in april going into the first part of may. you can pick a specific comedian or they actually have some improv concert series. as i said you can get up to four tickets and that's an $80 value and that's a pretty nice night and the improv is a great venue by the way. >> how do we get these things? >> what a great question. you can take it like you did that -- >> which i did very quickly. >> or you can log on to abc 7 news.com or call that number 1-800-546-7171. >> just snatch it out of your hand. the co-founder of a little company you may have heard of called apple is getting face time. it took tennis legend serena williams, fencing champion tim morehouse and the rockettes years to master their craft. but only moments to master paying bills at chase.com. depositing checks at the atm and transferring funds on the mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, new policies announced today to combat racial profiling and bias in law enforcement in california. and the fight for survival in this historic drought. what it means for wild life in california's waterways. plus a senior portrait cap those high school years but what if you take the picture and never actually see it. 7 on your side's michael finney takes the case and it's all coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> katie thank you. >> w nation we want to see your warriors pride and we want to see your photos on abc 7 news.com. share your photos and use #ws on 7 and we'll find them. >> pretty cool huh? not a whole lot of catching involved in tennis huh? the usc women's tennis team captured the pac-10. the players ended up dropping the glass trophy during the celebration and you can see that reaction. >> that's terrible. the team tweeted that awkward moment when you accidentally smash the pac-10 championship trophy, #fighton. >> san jose's film festival and it has been voted the top film festival by "usa today" readers. >> next year's festival is already being planned for february. >> a silicon valley legend and the king of comic books teamed up for a big announcement today. >> i have an idea. with the two of us we could bring our friends from silicon valley their very own comic con. >> well that's apple founder steve wozniak and spider-man creator stan lee in a promotional video announcing that comic con is coming to san jose next year. >> you know people will love that. they lined up for this. wozniak is hoping the event would bring huge success and celebrate the age of the geek. >> it will take place march 19th tw ove that geeks are in style because i'm one of them. "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. >> we appreciate your time. i hope you make time for us again at 6:00. >> bye-bye. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com tonight, the spring stunner for millions. severe weather hitting now. look at this. the chain reaction disaster. the highways covered in ice. you can hear the tractor-trailers, the cars colliding. the screams for help. tonight, passengers stranded for seven hours. the crying babies. and now, the tornadoes spotted in the south. also breaking, the explosion at a gun range. the massive fireball. images coming in right now. the 73-year-old deputy who grabbed his gun instead of his taser. tonight, breaking his silence. making the case, it's easy to grab the wrong weapon. quote, "it can happen to anyone." the attack on board. a passenger stabbed with a pen for snoring. the chaotic moments that follow. the tv reporter, and the attendant. you will hear the fiery exchange. and now the suspension. many askin