. >> good morning, everyone, it's sunday, april 17th. i'm chris nguyen in for carolyn tyler. here's lisa argen tracking the latest forecast. >> good morning. it's clear outside and very light wind has allowed for temperatures to wise rapidly throughout the morning hours. right now a big ridge of high pressure centered over machine of california, allowing for the warmup and a wind shift today that will aid in that warmup. from the news camera you see the sunshine. pretty nice out there now with 50s and each throw 60s from mountain view to san jose. half moon bay 59 degrees. 56 in oakland. today we aren't going to have the sea breeze so temperatures in and around the beaches in the city would be pushing upper 70s to near 80. 58 livermore, 53 concord, 59 novato and napa. you have come up with five or six degrees in the past hour so we will look at low 80s to the in walnut creek. very mild throughout the evening hours. but you are not alone. more 80s today than 70s. we will talk about and the interesting seven day outlook coming up. chris. >> thank you, lisa. breaking overnight in sonoma county. one man is dead after the car he was riding in crashed into a light pole early in morning. the chp said the passenger of the white pickup truck was pinned inside and died at the scene. the driver was rushed to the hospital with minor injuries. officers say alcohol and speed are being investigated in the crash. >> developing news out of contra costa county in concord. an explosion inside a garage on clayton way last night is being investigated as a result of a possible of hash oil extraction. hash oil is made from marijuana. according to our media partner the east bay times, residents in the area said they heard an explosion and saw big flames coming from the house. concord fire and police are investigating the cause. the search for two teenagers last seen in the turbulent pacific off ocean beach will not resume today. firefighters in boats, coast guard and helicopters spent hours scouring the water yesterday. the two teens are presumed to have drowned. abc news reporter sergio quintana has more. >> they searched for more than four hours, but at dark the search was suspended. >> if they were big, strong guys with wet suits, you know, we would -- maybe there's some hope there, but this is a difficult case. >> the young men are from vallejo. when their families arrived at the command center, they were told the chances for survival were not good. a total of five young men were swept into the water. three managed to get out alive. >> we were very distressed and in shock. it was very hard to see them in that state. >> according to the fire department, the five young men were in the water up to their knees and had interlocked their arms to stay together, but the currents were still too strong. the three who survived got out several yards from where they first went in. one woman watched as the young men were checked out by paramedics. she said neighbors know to be careful at this beach. >> when the waves are like this, it looks harmless but as the a tide comes in wave after wave, it has a bad undertow. stretched over six miles and included a coast guard helicopter and a few boats. firefighters spent hours perched atop their ladders turned into observation hours. it was the 12th search this year and in the end the two young men were not found and the search will not resume. in san francisco. abc7 news. developing news out of ecuador this morning. officials have sent 10,000 armed forces to the zone hit by the strongest earthquake the latin american country has seen in decades. you can see the violent shaking inside a department store all caught on a cell phone camera. the shaking continued for nearly one minute. the quake killed at least 233 people spread throughout the three cities on the country's central coast. here's a look at some of the early damage, including cars flattened like pancakes. this one here you see the driver was killed. there's now a tsunami threat along the coast of ecuador. this morning officials say u.s. military aircraft are helping in an effort to speed relief supplies to japanese communities devastated by two earthquakes that killed at least 41 people. 32 died in a magnitude 7.2 quake yesterday and nine others died with a 6.5 quake on thursday. 400,000 homes are without drinking water and another 200,000 don't have electricity. nearly 100 people are still thought to be trapped and landslides caused by rains are slowing down rescue efforts. japan's most active volcano also quakes. >> a man was killed in a drive-by shooting off story road last night. according to our media partner, the victim was a 19-year-old man. several suspects walked up to the young man, shot him and then drove off. this was the city's 12th homicide of the year. last year at this time san jose recorded 8 homicides. time is 9:06. look at this video. you can see san jose police officers moving in on a suspect here who refused to surrender. that man thought with the police dog just moments earlier. last night's standoff forced officers to evacuate nearby businesses along north capital avenue. officers spent about three hours urging the man to surrender. it finally ended when they used a taser. >> san francisco police identified the officer who shot a homeless man earlier this week. michael malone any shot and killed the 45-year-old man. it happened april 17th at 19th and shotwell in the mission district. police say he charged at officers with a large knife, even after being hit with bean bags. they fired seven rounds, six of which hit him. both are them are on paid administrative lead >> some san jose residents voiced their concerns after a fire hydrant failed to work after a townhome caught on fire. they battled the flames along sugar creek drive before 5:00 last night. this is capital expressway and silver creek road. they said the two nearest hydrants failed to work. >> they had to hook up six inch lines on silver creek to bring water here to put this fire out. and we have a fire hydrant less than 50 feet away. >> nobody was hurt. the red cross is helping three adults and a child driven from their home by the fire. investigators are trying to determine what sparked the flames. a well-known north bay winemaker died yesterday in yount mill. denis malbac back was driving on washington street in napa when his car went off a road and hit a fence and trees. it happened around 1:10 saturday morning near highway 29. malbac was pronounced dead at the scene. another winemaker, josh phelps, was the passenger in the car. he was not hurt, but taken to the hospital as a precaution. the chp said it's unknown if drugs or alcohol were involved. a u.c. berkeley student wants an apology from one of america's best known airlines for kicking him off a flight for something he said on the phone. abc7 news reporter lisa has the details. >> this is video of a man asking u.s. secretary general a question at a special world affairs council dinner in los angeles on april 5th. the next day the southwest airlines frequent flyer boarded a flight from lax to oakland. he was on the phone with his uncle in baghdad and said the common arabic expression meaning "god willing." that's when he noticed another passenger eyeing him and a minute later he was yanked off the plane. she told security he was using jihadist language. >> they degraded me as a human, and they believed or thought he was a terrorist. >> the normally gregarious student was scared, questioned, searched and intimidated for 40 minutes by the fbi and airport security. >> he said you need to be honest with us. you have said something, they listened and pulled me out for no reason and there should be a procedure. >> according to a southwest airline statement, the company wouldn't remove a passenger without a collaborative decision rooted in an established procedure. he said he wants the airline to apologize and he also vows never to fly southwest again. abc7 news. starting off the run for a second straight championship with a win. the warriors beat the rockets yesterday 104-78. that was at oracle arena. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has fan reaction to the big win and the injury scare for the reigning mvp. [cheers and applause] >> game one, an easy victory by the dub nation over the houston rockets. >> awesome. the rockets are awful. >> but you can't please every fan. >> i think this game is boring. they are beating everybody by 30 points. that's not a game anymore. what do you think? >> i think they did so great they are the warriors for a reason! yes! >> some fans concerned about an ankle injury that sent steph curry to the locker room late in the game. >> before, like back in the season, he came back right after that so i'm not too concerned about that. >> debbie is wearing in gold jacket on loan from her super son oliver, better known as the gold suit man at every game. but he's away at college. >> you are standing in for your son today? >> i am. i'm making sure the warriors feel the love. >> scoring tickets to game one. almost impossible. >> i remember the days i could not give away tickets. it finally paid off. >> now you can't get one. >> now you can't get one! >> game two on monday. go warriors. at oracle, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> the 5k portion of the presidio just started minutes ago. nice they can get out of the way now, right? >> exactly, because going into the 60s in the next hour or so. we are already 63 right now in concord. temperatures rising quickly. winds light, temperatures about 20 to 22 degrees. they jump in the east bay valleys to mid-80s today, even upper 80s but it will only last a day or so. i'll explain and show you a little rain in the seven-day outlook as well. >> lisa, thanks. it seems like a scene out of a movie. a rooftop-to-rooftop chase in san francisco ends with a four-story fall on to a car. >> incredible dancer. >> i don't know. >> and some presidential advice for steph curry. the behind this video that went viral and the important ♪ ♪ (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. while 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behind. they chased him through the roofs and across the tops of several buildings. they say he tried to fell to a tree to escape but fell three stories landing on a park car. >> people said they woke up to the sound of a large thud. when they came outside this is what they found. >> frantic moments of the bizarre chase were broadcast on police radio. >> he has a gun! >> i just heard screaming, i heard someone like running down the street screaming. >> the suspect's crime spree started this morning. he's accused of breaking into homes on leavenworth streets and pacific avenue and gaining access through the roofs. >> he cut through some plastic, construction plastic, and went into one of the apartments and then broke through and came out and while the police was taking a report for that they saw him running down this way and he had a gun. >> the suspect allegedly held one victim up at gunpoint. police say he also pointed the gun at them. a man was hurt and is at the hospital. when he's out, he will be booked into jail. in san francisco, alyssa harrington, abc7 news. warrior star steph curry might not need the advice you are about to see on shooting hoops. >> the release, make sure it's on your fingertips. >> i like to shoot lefty. >> you can try this. >> only one shot at this. >> i although this. but building volcanoes, that might be another story. steph curry is getting some advice from president obama. the white house released the video on facebook yesterday. the white house is urging people to mentor young people as part of the national my brother's keeper campaign. if you recently had your car brakes replaced, there's a good chance of helped improve water quality without even knowing it. >> this is a story touched off by a team that was trying to solve a longstanding mystery. >> back in the early 1990s, it was clear san francisco bay had a copper problem. >> parts of the bay couldn't even be fished. the fish were so full of copper that they were not fit for human consumption and they were trying to figure out where the copper was coming from. >> larry owns an auto shop in mountain view. scientists looked at everything from rain gutters to rat poison until auto mechanics helped connect the dots. >> we noticed the brake pads had copper in them. >> the companies that make the break pads keep their formulas secret, but the mechanics noticed copper, and it turned out to be the clue. >> every time we brake, it little dust ends up on the roads. >> that brake dust is full of copper. rain washes it down storm drains, and then it flows into creeks and out into the bay. meredith williams is with the state department of toxic substances. >> getting the copper out of our water is really important. it's a toxic to aquatic species from the bottom of the food chain and all the way up. >> storm water treatment agencies, environmental groups and brake companies teamed up to research the problem. that led to laws in california and washington state phasing out copper and other heavy metals from all brake pads by the year 2025. a lot of brake companies already taking action. >> 40% of the brakes on the market already comply with the goals that were set for the year 2025. larry's auto works have been installing the new pads for more than five years. they cost about the same as the old ones. >> there's no copper, nothing glinting back at you. >> up to now compliance has been voluntary but early next year california will finalize mandatory requirements. in the meantime, you can help speed things up. >> certainly wouldn't hurt if more people were aware and more people asked their mechanics for these kind of brakes. >> many mechanics may not know about the new low copper brake pads yet, but they are available for most cards. -- cars. the leaf symbols on the box so what level of heavy metals is in the pads. this one with three dark leaves is best for the environment. kristen sze, abc7 news. >> lisa argen is here now with the full accuweather forecast. >> we are talking 10 to 15 degrees above average today. it should be about 70 and san francisco should see 613 degrees today. probably around 78. could even hit 80 in some parts of the city. live doppler 7h k d, nothing to show you here. it's all about high pressure firmly in control for another day and a half as the rimming is right overhead. the storm track a to the north, now we are getting the pressure on the atmosphere. the winds very, very light. trending offshore. and them a bit of a sea breeze late today. here's santa cruz will numbers will be well into the 70s, even maybe 80. we are talking 61 in san francisco, 63 in mountain view. last check it was 64 in oakland, as well as san jose. half moon bay already in the 60s. pleasant now but it will get hot later on if we are starting out in the 60s. the sierra nevada in the 60s. started out in the mid-20s. napa 59. you were 46 this morning. 51 in novato, and 59 in fairfield. concord 53. livermore 68. we saw some 80s yesterday. today more widespread 80s and we will be lacking at those warm temperatures to linger into your monday morning. sunny and warmer today. slightly cooler tomorrow with an average sea breeze but we won't see the surge of southerly winds or the low fog and clouds. we will get cooler by tuesday but the trough of low pressure and the stronger trough of low pressure on friday bringing widespread rains all the way down to the central coast. it looks pretty likely at this point. details where we are looking at the long period swells creating dangerous sneaker waves from sonoma all the way down to monterey. 54 degrees water temperatures and air temperature 70s from point raise to monterey. it will be a crowded place. but look at the lack of wind today. as we put it into the afternoon, notice with 3 to 5 miles, oakland and san francisco. not only that, with we are turning offshore. just a little bit of a breeze today not making for much difference as all. as a result temperatures won't take long to warm into the 80s in our inland east bay. by the average we will see some upper 80s. antioch, fairfield. look at richmond today at 80, 84. santa rosa, there's your 73 in half moon bay. yesterday a good breeze 48. today with more heat maybe that, too, will bring in another 80. and still very warm by 4:00. this is what we are looking forward to into wednesday morning. maybe a few drops here with cooler temperatures and thursday we have clouds around. friday morning here comes the rain and still. commute with the widespread rain showers. some forecast models indicating maybe a half-inch or so. so some bonus late april rain perhaps. mid-and upper 80s today, 70s at the coast tomorrow. here comes the cool down on tuesday. wednesday more drops and thursday more cloudy and typically of 60s and 70s with the storm impact scale still on the horizon with a 1 on friday. looking at some rain. >> i was shaking my head earlier because it feels like, oh, temperatures in the 80s again. >> yeah. we have the nice rain to look forward to. >> thank you so much. ♪ about 400 lucky metallica fan got to hear the hall of fame heavy metal group up-close and personal yesterday. this is video from a live stream on their facebook page. the band performed in berkeley yesterday. fans had to win a chance to get a ticket and the performance was part of record store day. about ♪ >> beyonce fans, time to get information. the pop star released this 16 second teaser of a world premiere event entitled lemonade. there's no word on what lemonade could be, but fans have been talking about it since last month, calling it a short film. it premieres a saturday night on hbo. 6:00. the singer is getting ready for her formation world tour that will come to the bay area in one month at levi's stadium. much more ahead on abc7 morning news. we told you earlier about the deadly earthquakes in japan. the rescue and recovery efforts continue today. continue today. also ahead, courageous words (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) >> live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> thanks for joining us, i'm chris nguyen. get ready for some warm weather on this sunday. here's meteorologist lisa argen who is tracking the conditions where you live. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. you were right. no fog, no sea breeze. it's just not right in san francisco but today a very, very warm day on tap. in fact numbers climbing through the 70s today. the beaches will be crowded and it will be warm, as he will. 61 in the city. oakland 59. 64 san jose. and half moon day. morgan hill at 60 degrees. we are looking at 50s in the north bay, santa rosa, napa and the delta as well. finally from the east bay hills camera, looks nice out there now, feels good, and quick warming today. we will keep numbers in the inland valleys, mid-and upper 80s. low 80s around the bay for the a's game and we are talking upper 70s san francisco. very little wind at all. we will talk about when the comedown araves and when the rain comes back, as well. chris. >> lisa, thank you. this morning rescue and recovery efforts continue in japan after two earthquakes devastated the same region in less than 48 hours. the death toll stands at 41 with about 1500 injured. there have been 450 aftershocks and there are still people missing in the debris. we have the latest from japan. >> this morning the army of rescuers in blue scouring rivers of mud for the missing. a last ditch effort of recovery after a landslide triggered by the spasm of earthquakes swallowed bridges, and homes. mother nature rising up against southern japan. biggest quakes, both striking in the dead 6 night. thursday and saturday so violent they said the surveillance cameras spinning. japan's most active volcano, roaring to life, and mudslides hampering rescues. the town hardest hit, house after house crumpled. a nine-month-old baby girl was trapped for hours. plucked out of the wreckage and the darkness and gingerly cradled from rescuer to rescuer. rescuers are back at the house where they plunked the nine-month-old from the rubble. they found there is some smoke coming out from inside. they are trying to make sure that nobody is left under this rubble. it was then that a man came up to us. he was the baby's grandfather. her name, baby miku. >> you knew she was alive because you were able to reach in there and touch and you she grabbed her hand? >> he said we could see her. he honked at his tiny pickup and he drove it a through the street. >> are you the father? >> yeah. >> a little baby! the miracle baby. >> all chubby-cheeked, full of energy and completely unscathed. >> that was matt reporting. we have now seen three earthquakes in three days in japan and ecuador. they are in is what subpoena known others the ring of fire. it includes the bay area. the professor of physics appearance on "good morning america" this morning. he said this is a dress rehearsal for the big one. >> there is a time bomb. a time bomb in the west coast of the united states. so it's not a matter of if, it's when the cascade yeah falls off the coast of seattle or the andreas falls here. >> about 90% of the world's earthquakes occur in the ring of fire happening today ahead of tomorrow's 110th anniversary of the 1906 earthquake, the san francisco fire department is holding a disaster response day. firefighters, along with the neighborhood emergency response team, or nert, will practice their search and rescue techniques. this is video from a previous drill. it's a campaign to better prepare for the next big disaster. the event start bad an hour ago at the marinea middle school. >> now to the campaign. about while in his home state of new york, trump had this to say. >> the system is rigged. it's a bad system. it's a dirty system. >> democrat bernie sanders is also back in new york after a trip to the vatican and a quick meeting with the pope. hillary clinton spent yesterday in los angeles raising money, including a hollywood mound app fundraiser at george clooney's home. this morning both clinton and sanders are gearing up for the primary two days away. they appeared with george stephanopoulos this morning answering questions about the debate. clinton previously called for a $12 minimum raise but she said she would support raising it to $15 incrementally citing recently passed legislation in new york. the people behind the fight for 15 support me, not him. the people who i have worked with to are tie to raise the visibility about this important issue stands with me. >> i will lead this country in a different direction. what secretary clinton just told you, well, does it, i'll sign the bill or if congress pass it is. i. want to lead that effort, not just follow. >> the most recent poll by the wall street journal shows sanders trailing clinton by 17 points in new york. the tampa bay raise have covered a gap in their stadium netting after a fan was hit by a foul ball. a woman was hit by this ball off the bat of stephen suza jr. friday night. she was struck in the eye and is it stable condition this morning. here's what the gap was and what it looked like. over the winter the league asked teams to suspend the nets by several feet after people were hit by balls and bats. words have power, and one-fourth grader sure knows how to use them. you are about to meet a little nine-year-old girl that's changing minds and hearts about autism. here's abc news reporter john don van. >> for most kids it takes courage to say i'm different so kudos to this fourth grader for the things she said at a school assembly in three words. >> i have autism. >> i have autism. a fact about herself that the nine-year-old has decided to share, five years after her mom and dad were first told the diagnosis. she said i'm like you, but i'm also different. >> i sometimes clap my happened -- hands when i get excited or overwhelmed. i don't always make eye contact when i should, and i don't always know when someone is being serious or joking. condition that under today's quite expansive definition of autism includes girls like her, but it also includes individuals who will never speak at all, children and adults. >> people with autism have brains that work so hard and process so much so fast that they cannot even walk or talk. >> but here's what she said she wants for all of them and herself too, to be accepted and to belong. >> to be able to share that with her friends and to be learning with her friends as she goes along i think is incredible for all of them. >> she called autism her superpower. this is for sure, she is super strong and we won't be surprised some day to see her soar. abc news. >> still ahead on the abc7 news. pro cam is relying on outside developers to give it a new image. here's our camera pointed at the exploratorium at pier 15. a beautiful morning so far. lisa argen will have the full accuweather forecast for us in just a few minutes. from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. >> good morning, everyone. here's a live look outside at the san mateo bridge. good driving conditions across the bay this morning. but how warm will it get? lisa is tracking live doppler 7hd and the full forecast coming up. groundbreaking surgery at ucsf medical center. a texas man has undergone the first-ever elbow to elbow transplant. reggie cook fell asleep at the wheel seven years ago. an accident that left him a quadriplegic. he can't use his left arm. at first he suggested a surgeon cut it off, but then he had a better idea. and i said, you know, this arm paralyzed, can we possibly use the elbow from this? and then a light went off in the doctor's head. >> doctors plan to remove his left arm, then transplant that elbow into his right arm. he said the use of his right arm will give him something he dearly craves, his independence. time right now is 9:41. the lisa, you are tracking the possibility of records being broken? >> devil knitly a possibility with temperatures climbing into the 80s today. yesterday we saw 60s at the coast. not the case to the from mt. tam. still upper 50s from novato and napa, but that's all going to change and with 30 degrees warming today, yeah, well into the 80s there. we will talk about the rest of the bay area and when the cooling arrives and the return to spring like showers coming up. >> thank you. the best kept secret in bay area sports. the team the sharks over the king in sports, the giants and dodgers battle tonight in l.a. the rivals won't face each other again until mid-june after playing seven of the thirteen games of the season against each other. first place on the line at dodger stadium. you can watch it on our sister network. that's at 5:00 p.m. >> this morning the warriors are schedule today practice at their team facility in downtown oakland. everyone will be waiting to see how steph curry's right ankle is after he rolled it during yesterday's game 1 victory against the rockets. here's mike shumann with the highlights of this morning's sports report. >> good morning. the one thing that could derail the warriors championship run is a key injury and that was the fear after the warriors blew out the rockets. that was in game one. but steph curry limped off. beverly tried to get physical with curry early on. and it's on in a hurry. double technicals. steph 16 in the first quarter. stops and pops the 3. dubs up 18. second quarter. second quarter steph turns and shoots. splash! 24 for steph. two minutes left. steph misses the shot, tweaks his right ankle. you see him hobble off the court. he played only three minutes of the second half and he's questionable for game two on monday. >> i was like a kid in time-out over there on the bench. just probably didn't have a great face, frustrated because. the actions right there in front of me and i couldn't be a part of it anymore. those guys did their job down the stretch. >> the best kept secret in bay area sports, sharks playoff hockey. they beat the l.a. kings in game one. game two last night at staples. this is the sharks sixth consecutive playoff game against the kings and little joe pavelski continues to find the back of the net. the third of the playoffs right here. the sharks take the 1-0 lead after one. former king martin jones coming up big in the second period and denies jeff carter. he had 257 saves. sharks get the five-on-three power play. they get one on the power play. but jonathan quick gone, and logan couture, empty netter. the sharks take the lead with the 2-1 series lead. game three at the tank on monday. >> one of the best rivalries in baseball, giants and dodgers going at it down south. the g-men with a three-game losing streak but johnny cueto took care of that. half he giant fan, half dodger fan, but 100% cute. giants wasted no time getting on the board. second batter of the game, joe panik, base hit. giants up 1-0. and he gave up 4 runs open 7 hits, walked 4. top of four, brandon crawford, runners on the corner. hits the ground-rule double. lucky for him punter pence scores. 2-0. plenty of support for cueto. he went 7 1/3 innings. gavist just the three hits, 1 snit 7 strikeouts. belt another run in the fifth. bases-loaded single. joe panic will score and the giants hold on for the 4-3 victory, ending a three-game slide. at the colliseum, the dubs and a's going at it. royals in town. lorenzo with the single. they he scores. 1-0 k.c. josh reddick with two men on, out of here. his third home run of the year. a's up 3-1. royals threaten in the fifth. he goes 6 innings, 2 runs, second hit of the year. 5-3, your final. that's the way the ball bounces. see you tonight at 5:00. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. :00 48 our time. cherry blossom festival wraps up this weekend in japan town. stay hydrated, right? >> yeah, because temperatures will be climbing through the 70s there. warmer than it should be for this time of year. maybe 15 or 20 degrees warmer in spots. are saying it's nice and others are saying they can't stand it. we have a variety. even the possibility of showers coming your way in the next seven days. live doppler showing we have a sweep and detecting nothing but clear sky, a big dome of high pressure. the upper levels of the atmosphere allowing for an easterly wind flow. that's the offshore flow and that will aid in the warmup today. it will be light and late in the day we get a wind shift. right now a live look outside from the east bay hills camera. looks pretty nice and feels good with 50s and 60s around the bay. 59 in oakland with 61 san francisco. mountain view 63. mid-60s for you san jose and morgan hill and on the coast already at 66 degrees. another 10, 12, maybe 14 degrees of warming there. so its going to be a warm day today. lots of sun and more 80s for you. low 80s could be a possibility. and breaking some records. 59 in fairfield with upper 50s in napa, as well. 57 santa rosa. concord at 63. and still 58 degrees in livermore. so we've had those warm 80s the past day or so in our inland east bay. and today it will get even warmer. but our near east bay featuring low 80s, as well. sunny and warmer today for everyone with slightly cooler highs tomorrow. that sea breeze kicks in a little stronger and we will look for a possibility. looks likely. and hopefully it will still hold together for widespread rain on friday. we still have plenty of time between now and then. but these long period swells increase the risk of sneaker waves and that's why we have a hazard statement extended through tonight with dangerous conditions from sonoma to monterey. not only is it going to be sunny, temperatures will be warm and the air temperature and the lack of wind will make it a very comfortable at our beaches. the next couple of hours notice the arrow, the direction of the wind offshore. and then this indicates how light the wind is all throughout the afternoon. later on we will get a bit of a breeze, but not much. and we will look for the 70s, upper 70s in parts of point reyes and then bodega bay about 70. 77 santa cruz and only 55-degree water temperature. in the south bay warm. 835 morgan hill, san jose and on the peninsula maybe some records from mountain view and palo alto. and 78 downtown. in the north bay the orange here indicating the warmth. 87 cloverdale, 81 by the water in vallejo. 83 union city. fremont 84. you head inhad land and numbers will climb through the 80s in brentwood and antioch today with 84 pleasanton. this is what we are looking at hopefully, a little bit of rain coming our way by the end of the week. so there is, we hope it pans out. accuweather seven day forecast looking at temperatures coming down slowly and then the 1 on the storm impact scale hopefully verifies with showers on friday. >> it would be nice if we get some breeze, lisa. >> not today, though. >> okay. thank you. lights the little camera pursuing big adventures but lately bay area go pro has been in a bit of a slump. as jonathan bloom explains, the camera company is looking to change that. >> bmx bikes and skate boards are everywhere and reporters used to wielding a laptop are learning to swing a hockey stick. all because of a little camera dreamed up by this guy. nick woodman founded go pro for his own love of surfing. it's become the camera for sports of all kinds. now he wants it to be the camara for everything else. >> we are really excited about the developer program. >> they are working with more than 30 companies. >> to think of inventive solutions that is incorporate a go pro and quickly bring them to market with our support. >> from first responders and s.w.a.t. teams. it basically takes a go pro and integrates into night vision technology. >> the photo booth company fox tail. >> it allows us to break it out of the traditional kiosk. >> they are finding new uses with few companies of the company's troubles. >> they laid off about 7% of their workforce. >> the truth is we aren't all doing extreme sports all the time, so if go pro wants to tell -- sell more cameras, they have to give people more ways to use them. >> this developers program is to get people who are not traditionally action camera users to be interested in the platform. >> this is a good example. >> parents of young children are capturing their children's development like crazy. to be in the back, anywhere the customer wants it. >> apps for smart glasses and tools for the movie industry. and the ingenious part? >> and they are letting other people do the work for them. >> because whatever accessory you buy, you have to buy a go pro to go with it. abc7 news. >> up next, a huge lego city in a northern california shop. why the owners are combining legos with coffee. >> welcome back, everyone. here are the winning numbers from last night's $205 million power play drawing. nobody picked all six numbers so wednesday night's jackpot jumped to $227 million. new this morning, one coffee shop is getting attention for more than just lattes, it's the collection of thousands of legos that took years to put together. it's a collection in what's up coffee shop in grass valley. anyone who brings in legos, old or new, will get a free drink and the offer is good until this friday. >> if you are going to head up there to do some skiing and you pass by. >> well, today it's going to be a warm one out there, all across the bay. it's going to be pretty nice throughout the next couple heful hours but by noontime we will be in the 80s in the inland east bay. by 3:00, 4:00, mid-to upper 80s. and mid-70s at our coast. san francisco upper 70s. this is 15 to 20 degrees above average. tomorrow a stronger sea breeze takes the coastal temperatures down but very much above average. wednesday maybe some mist and drizzle along the coast. thursday and friday, hopefully rain by friday. >> thank you and thanks for joining us on the abc7 morning news. the mcnabb count down starts at 11:30. and the cavaliers against the pistons. tipoff is at noon. of the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. abc7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. as we say good-bye to you, we live you with a look outside from our exploratorium camera. make it a great day, everybody! n for the bye bye foundation beautiful you collection from it cosmetics by jamie kern lima. brought to you by guthy renker. imagine having skin that 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