north bay. pinpointing the numbers for you today. today being the warmest day we talk about the cooling trend headed our way through the week ahead. tiffany. >> lisa, thank you. this morning an intensive search will continue for two men missing with a fishing boat off the sonoma county coast as funeral plans are made for two. their companions. the coast guard began searching for the boast when it didn't return to bodega bay on friday after a fishing trip. three of the boaters are from santa rosa. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has the latest developments. >> from sky 7hd you can see the wreckage of the 21-foot boat. the four aboard were supposed to have a leisurely fishing day. the family of one of those on board say they are praying for a miracle. >> we are holding up hope that he will be okay. he's a really strong guy and praying that he will be all right. >> they are the family of 28-year-old ryan vial. he was the youngest aboard and remains missing. his friend david brennan is also missing. code guard crews recovered the bodies of richard hargreaves and diane kelly. >> i know one of them recovered did not have a flotation device on. >> this has been an extensive search with crews covering dozens of miles in the ocean. it began friday night because someone in the fishing boat didn't show up for a 5:00 appointment so the coast guard was called in. the coast guard said the conditions were challenging, but not particularly dangerous. >> 21-foot boat is average for being out there, i have a 30-foot boat, not too much bigger, but just rough seas. >> the national park service and marin county fire department will continue with the coastal search for brian and dave brennan. their families are hoping they might have survived. abc7 news. we waiting on the identity of a woman who was hit and killed by a taxi cab in san francisco. it happened at 10:30 last night at larkin and pine streets. police say that the woman ran into the street and was then struckdy by the cab. the roads were shut down during the investigation. a body of a man was recovered a week after he was thrown from his motorcycle and off a bridge. the body was found about a half-mile southeast of the antioch bridge. his motorcycle crashed into a car and he fell 135 feet into the river last sunday. antioch police are looking for people involved in a street fight that ended with a 16-year-old girl being stabbed. sky 7hd was over the high school just before 3:00 yesterday afternoon. witnesses say the victim was on the sidewalk in front of the school when several people got out of a light honda pacific and started attack her. she was stabbed several times but is expected to be okay. a few minutes later and a few blocks away a 7-year-old boy was seriously hope when he ran into a moving car. it happened near d street. the child hit the side of the car and a helicopter took him to childrens hospital in oakland with severe injuries. the driver stopped and cooperated with authorities. >> well the warriors held on for a win yesterday in game one yesterday. they won over the pelicans. mike shumann will be here with the highlights a little later on in sports. but first we caught up with some excited fans. >> the dub nation silenced their enemy's free throws with the rumble of thunder sticks with steph curry leading the brigade. the battle cry. [cheers and applause] >> it's deafening. >> we are the best fans in the nba. anytime you come here it's a huge party. >> their playoff war paint blue gold and bold. >> i have no doubt about it in my mind. >> i wanted to send a message. going to be out all day. >> there is strength in numbers. on the scoreboard. >> we will beat them by 40 every day. >> look at the numbers we will put up on them. >> to the packed arena. >> the more numbers you have the better. we are going to smash them. >> or does the slogan have a a different meaning? a team backed by tears fans. in oakland, abc7 news. and dub nation, we want to see your warriors pride. we will post your pictures on air. just use the #dubson7. s we will find them. >> this morning the san francisco giants have a little extra bling. before last night's win over the arizona diamondbacks the players, coaches and officials all received their 2014 world championship rings. take a look! tiffany and company made all three of the rings. the latest ring is personized with players names and numbers and the golden gate bridge on one side. three world series trophies on the other side and inside are the scores of the games. with 200 diamonds in all, you might think that ring would stay on the shelf. >> it's a big ring but it's important to the giants that it is wearable. from the dugout there are a lot of comments that this is the one they are going to wear. they love it. >> we asked how much the ring is worth, and she said, of course it's priceless. i would agree. communities in california are waking up to a dry future this morning. the state water board released new numberscying how much cities need to cut back with water and some it's as much as an incredible 367%. abc7 news has the details >> don't let the green lawn fool you in this oakland home. william hasn't used his sprinkler in 8 months. >> we try to do as much as we can. >> you have plants that don't need a lot of water? >> yeah. >> as part of his water to conserve uses recycled water from his dishwasher or his sink for landscaping, but he's fine if it goes brown. >> hillsboro is among the highest waterer users per capita in the bay area. the state water board said these areas need to cut back by 36%. the goal, a 25% statewide reduction. over the next nine months that could add up to as much water that is currently in lake orville >> i am upset about it but what are you going do? if it doesn't rain, it doesn't rain. >> rich has eliminated his vegetable garden and he's watered his orchard just enough to keep it alive. >> normally i water it every two days. >> other water agencies are encouraging use of state water by taking shorter water. every minute can add up to 75 gallons a month. turning the pump off when brush your teeth can save 70 gallons a month. >> recycle, reuse. >> those who don't meet their reductions can face fines of $500 a day. abc7 news >> as she mentioned, hillsboro discovery bay and atherton would have to cut back use by 36%. morgan hill isn't far behind at 32%. napa and palo alto would have to cut 24%. east bay mud would need to conserve 16% and san francisco and santa cruz would only need to cut use by 8%. if you think you see water being wasted are you live, e-mail as you@abc7 listens@kgo news.com and we will check out as many as we can. a foggy starts for many of us today? >> yes, definitely in the north bay. up in the north bay just over a mile visibility from napa to petaluma and santa rosa. a breezy day here but still warm. a couple 80s to be found. i'll have them for you and a look ahead next. >> lisa, thank you. and also next the end of an era. people get ready to take good-bye to a popular san francisco restaurant. why they are closing after 50 years. and the new [bulldog yawns] i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event is ending soon. choose $300 in free gifts, and get up to 48 months interest-free financing with any tempur-pedic mattress. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ ♪turn around!♪ ♪every now and then i get a little bit hungry♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around♪ ♪turn around!♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired of living off the taste of the air.♪ ♪turn around barry!♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack!♪ now try fiber one protein bars with the great new taste of cookies and crème. 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(vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >> this is abc7 news. >> welcome back. this is a live look from our east bay hills camera looking east toward mt. diablo. you see the colors starting to form over the horizon. we are still about 17 minutes away from sunrise. sunrise officially at 6:29 this morning. many of us starting out with some low cloud cover and fog >> turning to developing news in southern california. firefighters are battling a wildfire in riverside county. mandatory evacuation orders are in effect for 300 homes threatened near chino hills. it started near the dam after 6:00 last night. it quickly grew to 300 acres. officials say that it's 15% contained. no injuries have been reported and the cause is under investigation. officials are looking into whether a truck got too close to dry bush near the highway and triggered a spark. >> a cigarette left in a potted plant on a balcony could be to blame for an apartment fire in san francisco. the fire broke out at pine and powell streets just before 9:00 yesterday morning. fire crews arrived to find flames on a top floor balcony that spread to the walls and attic of the apartment. they cut a hole in the roof for ventilation and quickly knocked down the fire. no one was hurt. oh, my god! oh, my god! cell phone video captures the aftermath of a gas line explosion along highway 99 at the fresno county sheriffs gun range friday afternoon. the blast sent 11 people in the hospital. four of them were released yesterday. two are still in critical condition. investigators say the driver of a front-loader hit a 12-inch gas line causing the blast. pg&e said it was never notified of any construction so they could not mark the gas lines. san francisco police are taking precautions to ensure everyone has a mellow time as monday's marijuana smokeout at golden gate park except for commuters. tomorrow is the 20th, april 20th 4/20 where smokers take the urban myth and turn it into a day of smoking. they say the smoke will get pretty thick in the afternoon at the park. they are planning to close down westbound keaser drive during commuting hours and that means a traffic nightmare there. contrary to popular belief there is no california law numbered for 20 that deals with marijuana. it will be the last, last call at capp's corner in san francisco last nights. restaurant prepares to close after 50 years. the owners have one it for the last 30 and they say a contractual snag with their landlord involving insurance liability has forced them to close their doors. but instead of feeling sad, they want to celebrate one last time with long-time customers. >> so that's the hardest thing. that's the hard part, saying good-bye to everybody. and maybe not seeing them again. >> there's memories bouncing off the walls in there. and it's huge and it's immense. >> the owners plan to retire to hawaii after tonight's farewell fest. best luck to them. starbucks is introducing a new cappuccino flavor that will have you thinking of summer camp fires. the flavor, smores. according to the coffee drink giant, the drink is made up of marshallow-infused whip cream and a sauce along with a creamy blend of graham crackers and ice. sounds delicious especially right about now. the drink will roll out the end of the month but if people like it enough, maybe starbucks will make smore. >> the trio posed for pictures for photographers last night best induction to the rock n' roll hall of fame. that's billy joe armstrong right there in the middle. green day joined others such as ringo starr lou read and a blues band. congratulations to all of them. well-deserved. >> severe storms are moving across parts of the u.s. this weekend. strong storms hit last night being high winds, heavy rain lightning and even hail. there were several severe thunderstorms and tornado warnings in the area. our new seen roar meteorologist has more. >> screams at the circus. terror instead of excitement. rain leaking through the wind and the bigtop. powerful winds tearing apart the tent and the frantic cloud running in panic. >> watch your children! >> i've seen it cave in a little bit. everyone was in a panic so they pretty much ran out of there before anybody got hurt. >> severe storms swept through the houston area friday. thunder creating a deafening soundtrack as lightning hit up the night sky. mother nature flooding the city with rain and hail. >> this is crazy! we were sitting down eating and she's like, oh, my god, it's flooded, and i looked out the window and i'm like, oh, hell, man. >> it came down so fast and suddenly, drivers were left wading across parking lots and streets. their cars stalled out in the water. >> this rain is like too much. i don't know what's going on. it's been raining all week and it's not getting better. >> when the sun came up this is what people found. dry streets but inches of stand water inside their cars and this could be a picture of what more of the country can expect this weekend. the massive storm system now stretches across several states and moving east. flood watches remain in effect along the gulf coast. abc news, new york. >> it's too bad some of that rain isn't headed our way. >> i know. we need some equilibrium there. severe weather across much of the gulf coast and the panhandle while the bay area bass, in more sunshine today. sunrise, that was 6:29. setting at 7:49. we will see plenty of sunshine today away from the coast. the warmest numbers inland still with some 80s. almost the last day of 80s. here's a look at mt. tam. you see the marine layer he low and it will take time to clear here. mainly 60s and 70s in the north bay. 54 san carlos. 50 morgan hill. and half moon bay 48. good morning san francisco. no delays at sfo but you see the deck of low clouds and the mist and drizzle. that will increase this the days ahead. a series of weak disturbances bring the cooler air, the cloudy, damp coast and a few sprinkles. 52 livermore. 49 in santa rosa. once again the fog an issue in santa rosa. 3-mile visibility half moon bay. getting cloudier in san jose. still with the clear conditions over the east bay hills. and the look from vollmer peak outs toward mt. diablo. fog and mist this morning. closer to the coast and bay. a little bit of drizzle. we will see the cooler condition was 50s at the shoreline with 80s inland. in between a nice afternoon with plenty of 70s and looking as temperatures mainly in the 60s and 70s for the week ahead. with our radar and satellite picture you can see a couple of clouds and precip along the sierra nevada. that will be the case throughout the week ahead. high pressure stays off the coast. today will be the warm weekendest day a series of very weak weather systems will slide down the coast. what that's going to do is allow for the cooler day. the mist and drizzle starting with tonight into tomorrow. notice the low clouds and fog with us pushing across the bay tomorrow morning. yeah, it maybe a little wits of mist and drizzle. we are sunny in the afternoon. slightly cooler. this model picking it up from tuesday. and you will notice that we will have pop-up showers mainly in the higher elevations from the north coast, the sierra. but the bay area probably not likely. we will see the cooler air and then right on into friday notice we will call it unsettled even though we aren't looking at widespread rain here, mainly in the higher elevations. in terms of high temperatures today, upper 70s. should be a pleasant day from the santa clara valley through san jose. 74 sunnyvale. san mateo 68. kind. breezy when the fog pulls back. cool and mid-50s along the coast, cloudy skies. 52 downtown. waiting until about midday to see the sunshine. looking at the north bay mainly in the 70s. east bay, 70 for you today. here of the 60's. and more clouds throughout the middle of the week. make an isolated sprinkle. for everyone though, you will notice more spring-like temperatures and the rain in the mountains pretty much. you can see what's showing up on live doppler 7hd with the abc7 news weather app. it's free on apple's appear store or google play and we have more information at our website. that's will b. all we can deliver. i wish we could have some of that heavy rain, but no. >> it's not your fault. thank you lisa. coming up next, a massive diamond for sale that is so clear it's being compared to an icy pool of water. take a look at it. just how much it is expected to cost >> danny haren is joins us from new york to tell us what is coming up on "good morning america." >> good morning. breaking oversight a wildfire spreading quickly in southern california. hundreds of families facing mandatory evacuations. frantic efforts to put out the hard to loach fire. and speaking out. the mailman who flew into the capitol lawn and flying under the radar, is he apologetic? you know their music. the latest class of musicians inducted into the rock n' roll hall of fame. last night ringo starr finally getting the honor. very cool stuff. it's coming up on gma on a busy sunday. see you soon. >> thank you. if diamonds are a girl's best friend, a huge rock being auctioned off tuesday probably has a whole lot of friends. this 100-carat ring is expected to fetch $100 million. it's as a sutherby's auction in new york. it's not just huge, but incredibly clear and colorless. the head of the jewelry department at sotherby's said it's so clear it can only be compared to an icy pool of water. it's the largest diamond to be auctioned off as an emerald cut. i'm sure one lucky man or woman will be thrilled to walk around with that on their hand. >> yesterday dozens took part in the california state park's 17th annual earth day cleanup. they picked up trash and removed invasive plants from the state park. the statewide program has resulted in nearly 335,000 volunteer hours, worth more than $6 million in park maintenance and improvements. san francisco's dolores park debuted their ecopop-up yesterday. crews placed recycle and compost bins to help keep track out of the park and landfills. the park generates more than 7,000 gallons of trash each weekend and pop-up staff and volunteers will separate trash during the pilot program. >> we have much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. the close call for an officer. why he's being praised for this incident captured on video. and also a family tree secret. the detail after actor and director ben affleck asked pbs executives to leave this is not ice cream. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man in san fran. this is not san fran. this is not a tall man it's pam and dan. this is not an ice cream cone it's a frozen custard cone. and this is not ice cream, it's extra thick and creamy frozen custard... ...a different kind of delicious. new from dreyer's. nestle, good food, good life. f >> good morning, it's 6:30 and we are starting off with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. lisa. >> hey there tiffany. good morning to you. we have 40s and 50s and visibility reduced in the north bay and mist and drizzle, as well. warmer areas, san carlos and mountain view at 54. concord, you don't have much in the way of fog. 4 miles up in napa with a mile a little over a mile santa rosa. three miles half moon bay and petaluma. the low clouds and fog dictating how warm we will get today. mainly 60s and 70s around the bay. still some 80s from brentwood and concord today. at the coast don't look for clearing. we will see upper 50s there. low 60s in san francisco. upper 70s in the south bay. today will be the warmest day. we will talk about our cool down coming up. tiffany. >> lisa, thank you. a police officer in ohio is being praised for showing restraint and choosing not to shoot a man charging toward him. >> i won't shoot you man, i'm not going to shoot you! >> a body camera on the officer captured the whole thing. officer jesse kitter kept his finger on the trigger as the suspected killer came running at him, daring him to shoot. the officer kept his cool, even after tripping and falling on his back. after about a minute help finally arrived. >> i definitely felt during the entire interaction that he was trying to gode me into opening fire on him. clearly he was yelling "shoot me, shoot me!" >> police arrested michael wilcox. the police said he knew wilcox was trying to commit suicide by cop. >> new details on a texas former officer who killed an unarmed suspect this month. 73-year-old robert bates was proficient in firearms and dozen of other training courses. bates is now charged with second degree manslaughter. he said he mistakenly pulled out a handgun instead of a stun gun when he killed eric harris. today marks 20 years since the oklahoma city bombing that killed 168 people and injured nearly 700 others. in less than half an hour, a memorial ceremony will begin at the site of the bombing. once the federal building, it is now the oklahoma city national building and museum. the attack remains the worst act of homegrown terror on american soil, and president clinton is expected to speak later today. firefighters responds to go a house fire in boise, idaho said they thought they heard screams of people inside. but they were actually hearing pair rots. they were saying "help" and "fire" and they removed the birds and gave them oxygen. >> now to the race to the white house. hillary clinton is back from a road trip from iowa, and heading to new hampshire, but some potential rivals are already there. we have the story. >> tonight gop presidential hopefuls rallying in new hampshire and aiming for the same target, hillary clinton. >> i think her dereliction of duty, her not doing her job, her not providing security for our forces in diplomatic missions should preclude her from ever holding higher office. >> this weekend 19 potential republican candidates are in the granite state for the sold out summit. >> hillary clinton is going to raise $2.5 billion wishes that's a lot of chipotle, my friends. >> the first-in-the-nation primary still around 300 days away but for some a perfect time to test the waters. >> i know the clintons all too well. they play to win. >> they are working the smaller rooms at house parties like this one. >> senate marco rubio who announced monday getting hit with the new hampshire million dollars question. is he a red sox fan? >> how about this? i'm not a yankees fan. >> governor chris christie wants voters to know how he stacks up. >> with different people of different generations. we will approach it in different ways. >> most of the republicans here like governor scott walker and former governor jeb bush have yet to announce they are in the race, but all want to make one thing clear, they can beat hillary clinton. abc news, new york >> hillary clinton's presidential campaign will be one of the topics discussed this morning on "this week." missouri senator claire mccaskill will be among the commentators assessing the campaign. you can see it this morning following good morning america weekend. this morning thousands of mini coopers are under a recall because of a faulty air bag sensor. it involves 2005 to 2008 model years of the cooper and the cooper s sedans and convertibles. the problem prevents the front passenger airbag from going off in a crash. the sensor may not recognize that somebody is sitting there. bmw, makers of the mini cooper will replace the sensor at no cost. actor ben affleck wants to perform surgery on his family tree. according to a hacked e-mail posted by wikileaks, last year he asked pbs to edit out information about an an ses store that owned slaves. it's part of a show "finding your roots." affleck was feet nurse a series of "finding your roots" lasts year. the host sent the e-mail containing affleck's request to pbs guidance. they said complying with the request would violate their rules, but the facts, none the less, were left out of the show. >> happening today the annual susan b anthony women of the year award will be handed out by the political caucus. abc7 news was there last year when awards went to the plaintiffs in the federal civil rights lawsuit against prop 8 and to assemblywoman nancy skinner of berkeley. this year's winners including tony atkins, the speaker of the state assembly, and state comptroller, betty ye. the women's political caucus works to increase the number of pro choice women elected to office. the ceremony begins at 5:00 at the oakland asian cultural center. >> love this story. a young star wars fan is absolutely over the death star moon after getting george lucas's permission to marry and be a jedi at the same time. notice the darker movie series, jedis are sworn to fight for peace and order. it is believed that strong emotional attachments lead to the dark side. 7-year-old collin wrote lucas in hopes to change the rule. the star wars creator wrote back >> >> being a jedi is to know the friendship of compassion and loyalty, and these values are important in a marriage. >> oh, my god! >> you are getting married? no way! >> just listen to his reaction. they also sent star war swag for the jedi in training and signed off with "may the force be with you." >> 6:47 and still ahead picture perfect pregnancies. how a camera is helping local women conceive. and this is a live look from our east bay camera pointed toward that beautiful sunrise out over mt. diablo. you see the low cloud deck and many. is are waking up to fog. meteorologist lisa argen will join us in a few minutes with your full forecast and when google is shaking up search recommendations on smartphones and some websites could be in for a big surprise. this tuesday mountain view-based google will begin using a new formal to keep websites mobile friendly. websites meeting certain criteria will be more likely to appear at the top of the rankings. that's a prized position. meaning more visitors and money. some of of the criteria includes the ability to load quickly on mobile devices and having content easily accessible by scrolling up and down. the new formula will not affect searches on desktop and laptop computers. >> 6:41 right now. let's talk about the weather a little foggy out there. >> yeah, pretty gray with 40s and 50s a blanket of low clouds. here's the golden gate bridge. visibility reduced to just over a mile along the shoreline with mist and drizzle. a cool day but we still have some 80s to talk about today and the only day of the work week where we will see 80s. i'll be back with the forecast. >> thank you. and also next the pelicans made the warriors sweat down the stretch but the warriors held on to win game one. we have the hig ♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage 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(huh?) introducing the hair-raising power and performance of the mercedes-amg gt. it's no fairytale. >> a special camera could soon help thousands of bay area couples get pregnant. cheryl jennings shouse us. it's a technology that we've profiled before and now it's proven to work. >> how about the monkey? >> courtney said she and her husband are grateful both for their young son j.j. and the cutting edge technology that helped them get pregnant. like thousands of couples, they turned to in vitro fertilization or i.v.f. but then a doctor told them about a device that might up their odds. >> it increased our confidence that the right embryo was going to be selected. >> this can help us. >> the doctor is the director of the fertilization lab at stanford and the founder of a private device company called oxygen. we first profiled it two years ago when they were testing a system known as eva. it helps doctors choose the healthiest embryos to implant. >> this is a tremendous leap forward in our ability to evaluate embryo viability. these are the time-lapse cameras. >> the eva system uses specialized cameras to essentially spy on newly formed embryos as they develop insides incubators. images are recorded every 25 minutes as they divide and grow. the computer software rates the quality of each embryo based on the growth pattern. >> green box represent embryos that have high viability and the yellow boxes represent embryos that have lower potential. and she's viability scores are assessed using an algorhythm assessed at stanford. >> it offers more detailed information than a skilled person could detect with the naked eye. >> i've seen in some of the data and in my own experience that this should increase the likelihood of success about ten or twenty percent. >> it recently received fda clearance and is now becoming commercially available at fertility centers, including at stanford. for courtney and her husband participated in the clinical trials, the results have been life-changing. >> it's really hard to believe that this is our son and everything just worked out. >> cheryl jennings, abc7 news. dr. baer's company licensed the technology from stanford to bring it to market and it's also currently in use in europe. 6:47 right now. that means we are going to turn to the weather. we just saw a beautiful sunrise and maybe a few hours before the fog burns off? >> absolutely. especially over the bay. sunshine in walnut creek and the east bay valleys but the low fog and clouds have been creating a problem for our friends in the north bay with reduced visibility. the sun sets at 7:49. the days are getting longer. it will feel like spring for the week ahead. today we still have some warm numbers in the inland valleys. a look at san jose this morning. temperatures in the 50s here for the most part except for half moon bay. 3-mile visibility at 48 degrees. san francisco is at 50. 51 across the bay in oakland. we are looking at low 50s elsewhere in the santa clara valley. from mt. tam, the sun up before the low cloud deck. 48 petaluma, 50 concord. and the fog just making it over to the east bay. not quite over the east bay hills where we have the visibility which is being impacted by the dense fog from santa rosa right along the coast and even some mist and drizzle. finally from our east bay hills looking at mt. diablo a pretty day here. temperatures will be on the warm side for the valleys. again, cool at the coast with cloudy skies. may see partial sunshine from time to time. a series of very weak weather disturbance less keep the temperatures in the 60s and 70s for the week ahead. cooler and the threat of rain not likely but you will notice the extra cloud cover throughout the afternoon. so our satellite and radar imagery shows high pressure sitting offshore. this will allow for a series of weak weather disturbances to allow for the thunderstorms perhaps in the sierra nevada, but overall for the bay area maybe a slight chance of showers closer to the end of the week, but really cooler numbers. we will have the fog from north to south. upper 50s in monterey. 37 los angeles. look at the interior. it has been really warm from yosemite to fresno and sacramento. that's really not going to change until the middle of the week. but for use it's already changing with the vitaly cooler air today. high necessary oakland from the upper 60s today to the mid-60s tomorrow. notice the bump up on wednesday. finally feeling a little more like the season here not only in oakland but everywhere across the bay. today, if you are head into the city, bring the jacket. temperatures in the low 60s throughout the afternoon. low to mid-60s. kind of breezy. it will be sunny. it should be a nice day but certainly not on the warm side. we will look for temperatures much warmer as you head east with mid-70s fremont and looking low 80s in livermore, fairfield. 68 san mateo. a little breezy as the fog pulse back and we see the clouds of pull back. 70 up in san rafael. we have lower 80s in the inland valleys and 70s around the bay. maybe an 80 inland tomorrow but overall the cooling trend gets underway tomorrow and takes us through the middle of the week with mainly a sprinkles and maybe mist and drizzle along the coast and partly cloudy skies throughout the afternoon. temperatures in 60s and 70s. for once we won't be way way above average. >> all right. back to seasonal. >> yeah. >> thank you, lisa. >> in sports tomorrow night the warriors will try to take a 2-0 series lead in their first-round playoff match-up with the pelicans. yesterday golden state held on after new orleans made a big run in the fourth quarter. here's mike shumann with the highlights in this morning's sports. good morning. well, the warriors kickstarted their run to an nba championship yesterday at oracle with a win over the new orleans pelicans. the first of 16 wins it takes to win it all, but it wasn't the big easy. oracle was a sea of gold. oracle fans are ready. warriors a little nervous but settled down. klay thompson to bogut for the alley oop. the 10-0 run for warriors. curry drives high off the glass and the foul. warriors led by 18 at the break. draymond green was the only warriors starter not in double digits after one. he open the second with a three. quincy pondexter from just over the half-court line nails it. 84-66 dubs after three. fourth quarter, new orleans steps on the gas. anthony davis. one handed alley oop cuts the lead to 10. he had 20 in the quarter. game high 35. pelicans got it down to 4 but draymond green banks it in. warriors hang on for the victory. 106-99. one down, 15 to go for the championship. >> it was a good win for us. we were able to get ahead early and they fought back but we showed poise. last time we got up big we almost ended up losing the game. and that's how playoffs are. >> the defense phenomenal the first half. we didn't give up anything cheap and laid it out on the floor. it's something we will work on tomorrow in the film room. >> they had good shots. you know, it's not going to be pretty, especially in the playoffs. all right. the giants got their world series championship rings yesterday before taking on the d-backs. looking to snap their 8-game losing streak. 1-0 g-men. this falls in center. 2-0. giants pitcher went 7 2/3. struck out 6. the only blemish the solo home run in the fourth. go bottom of the fourth. 2-1 snakes? not for long. crawford tees off and the two-run shot deep to right. his third of the year. makes it 4-1. a fun moment in the seventh. a ball is tossed into the stands. bounces into a gentleman's beer. what do you do? take a drink. giants snapped their 8-game losing streak. 4-1, the final. a's and royals in kansas city. scoreless into the fourth. then an rbi double and single. josh reddick with his first homer of the year. 3-run shot. 5-0 a's. next batter. brett lowry. the fastball to the rib cage. he takes the high road, or in this case the walk to first base. benches would clear, but cooler heads would prevail. a's win 5-0. warriors and pelicans monday night for game two. we will have the details and highlights tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> shu, thank you. up next, the annual rite of spring. the colorful parade that will be on display in san francisco today. female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event is on now! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ the your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. here's the winning numbers from last night's $50 million power ball draw. sorry, everyone, it was a ticket purchased in puerto rico that matched all six. wednesday night's jackpot resets to $1 million. and the winning numbers from last night's super lotto plus draw. blank be nobody picked all six so wednesday's jackpot grows to $27 million. happening today, the annual san francisco cherry blossom parade will provide a colorful way to cap off the weekend. it marks the end of this year's northern california cherry blossom festival. community members in colorful red and pink costumes step off at 12:30 from the civic center plaza and finish in japan town. it features the queen and her court, marching bands and several boy scout troops. this is the 48th consecutive year of the parade. lisa, how will the weather look while they are outside for the parade. >> it will certainly be sunny by 12:30. temperatures going for a high in the high 60s. almost a 30-degree spread from the coast to the valleys. we will see a return to the low 80s. 68 san mateo, and looking at a cooler week ahead starting with tomorrow. mist and drizzle and then by the afternoon we will partly cloudy conditions with 60s and 70s a slight chance of an isolated shower toward the end of the week. >> all right. we will keep the jackets on standby. thank you, lisa. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and on all of your mobile devices with our abr7 news app. abc7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. good morning america weekend is next. thanks for watching. good morning, america. breaking right now, wicked wildfire, the fast-moving flames threatening hundreds of homes. >> flames are getting higher and brighter. >> the fire doubling in size overnight, even seen from this plane. >> and the new challenges firefighters face this morning. severe storms, more than 50 million people in the danger zone, the pounding rain and the heavy flooding. high winds ripping off a church steeple. >> oh, boy, that was a big one. >> and giant hailstones in oklahoma. rob marciano tracking it all. new overnight, gyrocopter