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or live chat at calhope.org today. announcer: building a better bay area -- moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> there are parts that are missing. there are a lot of errors. there seems to be some aggression. liz: proposal turned down -- why union workers say they are still confused and frustrated with the district as they get ready to strike again tomorrow. good morning. it is sunday, may 7. we will get to that story about the oakland school district in just a moment. but first let's start with a quick check of the weather. lisa: it is pretty today. lisa:we have sunshine and a little bit of haze out there. we are going to get into more sun this afternoon. we are watching a system offshore that's going to move in as soon overnight tonight.

we will call it early cloudy. there is the haze, mount temperatures ranging from the low 50's downtown to the mid-50's in the south bay, the east bay and atop vollmer peak where temperatures are low to mid 50's as well. pretty pleasant. as you step outside, plenty of sunshine, getting brighter and sunnier with low to mid 60's, upper 60's inland, upper to mid 50's along the coast and the clouds increased tonight. we will talk about the shower chance for monday and a steady warm up for the week ahead. liz: tomorrow, teachers in % picket line, striking for higher wages among other things. day three of the strike will come despite a proposal from the district over the weekend. n the bargaing t a coup weeks l the ol year? aggr. e shalohe'eeike t of

w written p f they spent all day saturday preparing a counter offer. >> for pe teachers, it shows it would be a class-size reduction. one pe teacher would get to students, which would be great if it was a personal training class but that is not what are pe classes are. >> she is part of the 15 member bargaining team. she says that should be 248 students, not two. such errors are raising concerns over efforts being put forth by the district. >> we need them to take the time to analyze the work they are putting forward to us. >> the union says it has not met face-to-face with the district's negotiating team since tuesday. the district did not return requests for comment but did put out a statement saturday morning. it says what is being offered is a historic $70 million for teacher salaries. it highlights concessions made

on teacher workload. the deadlock is n good proposals, issues that go beyond classroom learning. issues like environmental justice, transportation and student homelessness. the district argues these are greater societal issues and are not mandatory to negotiate. therefore, the district has not given authorization to its team to bargain on these points. >> we know our working conditions are directly related to students learning conditions. >> the union argues common good is part of the comprehensive faction -- factors. one example, california is investing have any -- heavily in committee services. the union says regarding community schools, an agreement on common good is about accountability. >> so that all of us have a voice and how that money is being used. that can be very threatening to people in power. that, i think, is the root of

the struggle right now. liz: overnight, m hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after he was stabbed at the lake merritt bart station. police first responded to a disturbance on a train around 9:30 last night. officers say when they arrived, they saw a 15-year-old stabbed a 59-year-old man in his back. the teen was detained and taken to juvenile hall. at least one person is dead following a crash on the north livermore road to westbound interstate 580. it happened just after nine :00 last night. the california highway patrol said at least three vehicles were involved. one of the cars slammed into a light pole. witnesses say the cars may have been racing. tomorrow, the suspect arrested in a string of stabbings and davis will be in court for a preliminary hearing. carlos dominguez plead not guilty on friday. he's accused of stabbing three people, killing two of them, and leaving one woman severely injured.

police say he was a student at uc davis until two weeks ago when he was separated for academic reasons. he is being held without bond. new this pye va blue has died. he was 73 years old. he was the star for both the a's and giants and 13 consecutive world series titles during oakland dynasty during the early 70's. the team released a statement saying there are few players with a more decorated career. he was a three-time champion and m.v.p., a six-time all-star, cy young award winner and a's hall of famer. he will always be a franchise legend and friend. we send our deepest condolences to his families and friends in this arduous time. the family did not state a cause of death. dubnation is not celebrating after the los angeles lakers turn the tables. the lakers lead the series 2-1. chris alvarez reports from l.a.. >> for the second straight time

in this warriors lakers series, it's a blowout victory. this time, the lakers in game three with a 30 point victory, taking a 2-1 series lead. >> we don't have a lot of time to dwell on it. we have a great opportunity ahead of us on monday. >> it is what it is, game over now. it don't matter if i'm satisfied. >> they are in the second half of the game. we have to regroup and come back stronger. >> you find yourself in a lot of different scenarios. you can draw on pre-much anything and that's one of the scenarios we have been in and we have responded. that is why confidence we can do what we need to do to win game four. >> despite the final score and all the things that did not go the warriors way, you can since they are eager and ready to play on monday and have a chance to even things up before heading

back to the bay for game five. >> thousands of people packed into thrive city to cheer on the doves, hoping to see the return of the road warriors. a colorful crowd of fans went home disappointed. lena howland talked to fans who say they are eager for their team to even things out. >> hopes were high going into game three as the warriors took on the lakers in purple and yellow territory. >> i'm super hopeful. we are here. we are ready. >> if they wanted to, they could push it. >> warriors friend -- warriors fans and a few lakers fans packed to capacity outside the chiefs center with more than 2600 people. but about halfway through the third quarter, warriors fans were caught quite literally, throwing in the towel and leaving a little early. >> we are going to come back

stronger and better than ever next game and they game after that and they game after that. that's what we do. >> the lakers got payback for game two at home, blowing up the warriors on their own home floor by 30 points. i was worried in the first quarter for a second but the lakers came through. >> leaving dobbs fans a little disappointed. >> i think the warriors were not in the mood. it wasn't clicking. the chemistry just wasn't there. the lakers excelled and this game could have been better if it wasn't for the warriors performing badly. >> but those loyal to the bay have their eyes set on game four. >> the best we cans be composedl them and keep cheering them on. liz: announcer glen kuiper has been

suspended indefinitely after using a racial slur when mentioning the negro leagues baseball museum in kansas city. it came during a pregame segment on friday. he made the apology and they games sixth inning. the a's released a statement saying the language used is unacceptable. he is called play-by-play for the a's since 2006. the california reparations task force voted to approve recommendations for a final proposal to be delivered to state lawmakers. the task force has studied and researched the negative impacts of slavery on its descendants for more than two years. their proposal for african americans living in california contains 95 recommendations and calls for payments and reforms to offset the legacy of slavery come housing discrimination and other forms of racial injustice. analysts say the time is now. >> i think there comes a point in time that we have to be practitioners, we've got to be social engineers.

and make sure we deliver something to this black population or else we never will do it. african-americans with ancestors tied to slavery could receive cash payments. those payments could go up to $1.2 million for an african american residents over the age of 70. state legislatures must pass all or some of the recommendations to pass the proposal into law come july. let's get a check outside right now. it certainly is. a little bit of a cloud cover but temperatures ranging mainly in the 60's. right downtown, upper 50's. we will talk about the sun and cloud cover that increases overnight and the chances of rain in the next when he for hours in my seven-day outlook, next. liz: house party shooting in chico -- what we are learning about the deadly incident, including officers responding to the party multiple times. plus race on the bay -- how a

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liz: here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. a pretty start to this sunday. developing new out of chico -- authorities are investigating after a shooting left a 17-year-old girl dead and five others hurt. chico police say the suspect has not been arrested but they say there is no threat to the public. officers believe the shooting was not random but are still at work to confirm if the victims were targeted. police say they responded to the same party 30 minutes before the shooting following reports of someone brandishing a gun at the party. that suspect was taken into custody. on the peninsula, hundreds of guns were turned in after an anonymous buyback program. residents received after to hunt -- up to $200 for each gun.

nearly 2700 firearms have been removed in the county's gun buyback events. a second event is scheduled for december. an caltrans after they decided to close off ramp during cinco de mayo celebrations this weekend. low riders and custom-built cars have been rollings through the streets of san jose and this comes after san jose lifted its decades long and implementing no cruising zones. san jose police and caltrans decided to close off ramps due to increased crowds. one assembly member claims this is the only event where local agencies shut down off ramps. >> they are hanging on to things that happened 20 or 30 years ago. ultimately, if that is the case, that is stereotypical and racist for them to think because this is a holiday celebrating latinos that instinctively there is going to be violence. liz: several off ramps in east san jose are closed today from 4

p.m. to two p.m.. a newly constructed offramp to your about buena island is open. a ribbon-cutting was held for the ramp. drivers will notice a big change. a new ramp is off the far right lane of the lower deck of the tunnel. the former offramp will remain open for several weeks to give drivers time to adjust to this new location. thousands of people are converging on san francisco to watch high-tech sailboats from around the world rates at super high speeds. the u.s. sale grand prix is returning to the bay area for its third year at a time when local tourism officials say it is needed most. cornell barnard gives us a look. >> if you have a need fo check out this adrenaline pumping sailboat race on the bay known as sale gp where 50 foot catamarans almost fly across the water so close to shore.

>> it's amazing to watch. these are hydrofoil foiling rocket ship that hit upwards of 62 miles an hour. >> sale gp season three grand final is matching nine sailing teams from around the world. >> it's like the super bowl of our league. the stakes are very high and the competition is at the highest level. >> this is one of the most knowledgeable cities for sailing and racing. all the teams love coming back here, especially many that were here in america's cup. in many ways it is a homecoming. >> sailors and sailing and newsy is start coming to watch. >> the commentary is excellent, the vibe is excellent, they are getting people into sailing and into watching it. a really exciting time for the sport. >> the event comes at a crucial time when san francisco is trying to revive tourism post-pandemic. >> we are still off about when he 5% of the number of visitors that come to san francisco.

people are not working in their offices, so events like this make a difference because they bring people into town. >> the economic boost is welcome, just like strong winds for these sailors. the final race happens sunday. the winning team gets bragging rights and million dollars. liz: the snow is coming the sierra. uc berkeley snow lab shared this saying at least three inches have fallen since friday. the total for the season is 749 inches, over 62 feet of snow fall, and that is just at the snow lab's location. the snow just keeps on coming. lisa: not unusual to see this in may but a little bit. we had our monthly rain and then some. ready for more springlike weather? we have that on the way for the middle of the week in the end of the week, more summertime temperatures. to get going this morning, clouds have cleared out for the most part, so it is pretty nice.

we will see some cloud cover from time to time but overall, and ice day and looking at the system to the west that's going to visit us tomorrow, there is another system for tuesday. that will keep temperatures from climbing and bring in more cloud cover tomorrow morning into tuesday and then high-pressure pressure gets too built-in. a live look outside where it looks nice with 53 in san francisco. 55 in oakland and half moon bay. 57 in palo alto, so already a warm up. from the bay to the beach where it is 57 in santa cruz. temperatures a lot like yesterday. temperatures fairly uniform from the low 50's in santa rosa, mid-50's in napa. one more stop as we take you to the mountains where temperatures are in the upper 20's this morning. upper 40's today. by the end of the week, we will

be in the 60's and talking that major snowmelt as we get into the end of the week as everybody in california warms up. partly to mostly sunny skies. the clouds increase and a chance of a shower combined to the north bay and that system moves through. by the as ernn t on the cooler side. we have our warm up but system departing, there is another system. sunny skies and there is the first system that could bring in a strangle, certainly breezy and cooler afternoon. late monday, the clouds increase again for a coolish tuesday this is wednesday where we break out into more sun and we are in the 60's to 70's. you can see the warm up, keeping it cool on the coast but it doesn't last a isnto thursday. widespread, mid-upper 60's

bayshore. here's the real warm-up. 80's and even warmer than that in the first part of the weekend. the coast will be warming up through the upper 60's. as for today, it is nice to see the sun even though we will be in the upper 50's downtown. mid-50's at the coast. look for 66 in santa rosa. 67 in livermore and san jose. similar temperatures but more cloud cover to start on monday. a breezy afternoon tuesday, some clouds and our warm up on track for mid weekend the end of the week getting pretty hot. we have said this before -- i don't see any rain beyond that. looks like spring. liz: maybe we are moving onto summer. just ahead, rooftop research -- how researchers are diving into

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liz: you probably have seen the beautiful pictures of the super blooms a repping round california. understanding the cycles and species could be creek for our planet. dan ashley talks to researchers working on those questions on a rooftop in the middle of san francisco. >> in spring time, the california academy of sciences living roof is alive with swaying grass and blooming flowers. but these days, the iconic roman san francisco's golden gate park is working overtime as a living laboratory. >> this is our trap -- a bunch of bugs have come into the top of the trap. >> he is a self-described bug guy. the trap is part of a multi site

project that could help researchers better understand the evolution and biodiversity of insects. first, the insect captured are sent to the lab work teams will sequence their dna for a project funded by the california institute of biodiversity. >> we will be doing a lot of in-house genomic research we are trying to build a dna library of california insects. >> he says another set of samples is being collected for a separate project-based at the university of helsinki. its goal is to document species and biodiversity across the globe. >> we are one of 81 different sites around the globe doing this exact same monitoring protocol. we will be having a conference of data set from all over these global remote locations that will be compared for generations to come. >> they need to crawl down into the tube to get the nectar. >> and it is an interesting time to study bugs and a fascinating

year to study their ecosystem, including plants and flowers. sarah jacobs says the current super blooms around california are only part of a complicated and diverse environment. >> the cool thing about super blooms is we will see some species explode whereas others may not bloom as big or wit many individuals. so we have that opportunity to see how that affects the pollinators. >> she says it is possible pollinators may need time to catch up with the increase in blooming flowers and documenting these fluctuations is another benefit of this ongoing research. >> insects rely on plants as a food source, habitat, to raise their young. >> and with climate change introducing new pressures, researchers say it is even more important to understand the critical relationships that affect all the species on our planet. pieces of a puzzle gathered on a

sunny rooftop in the middle of san francisco. liz: academy researc they are seeing more invasive species and roughly 30% of the species captured are not originally native to north america. still to come, trouble for churchill downs -- the investigation underway after two competing forces had to -- to competing horses had to be euthanized. and festivities continue following the cranny of king charles the third. who will take the s

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a mall and started shooting. what we are learning about another mass shooting, this time in allen, texas. think you for joining us. we will get to that story in just a moment. let's get back to lisa argen for a check of our forecast. lisa: the weather is shaping up, if you want sunshine milder temperatures just a few degrees but a dramatic shot from mount tam where we have clouds moving through. 53 degrees in san francisco, oakland is 55 top 57 in mountain view. the east bay hills camera, temperatures in the upper 60's. 56 in livermore. the cloud cover this morning, by 12:00, 1:00, it's mostly sunny with a few clouds in the south bay and by the afternoon, we are below average in san francisco. even across the bay, we should be well into the 70's. we are shy of that today. wait until you see the extended

outlook. increasing the temperature quite a bit. we will talk about that in a few minutes. liz: president biden has ordered american flags to fly at half staff until may 11 in honor of the deadly shooting in texas. a gunman opened fire inside of a mall come a killing eight people and hurting several others. the osha's dozens of authorities are investigating a shooting as possible domestic terrorism. melissa don talk to witnesses about what they heard as they ran for their lives. >> the sound of gunfire disrupting a peaceful day at a shopping outlet outside of dallas, texas, saturday afternoon. >> shots fired. people running. >> the shooting happened around 3:30 local time. >> our officer was at premium outlets on an unrelated call. he heard gunshots, located the

gunshot, located the shooter, neutralized the shooter. we believe the shooter act alone. >> the outdoor shopping area packed with hundreds of shoppers on what was a sunny, warm day. this man was here with his mother when he heard the shooting. >> there was a guy dressed in all black, wearing a vest with an assault rifle, just shooting at people. >> the shooters came all the way around, five or 10 stores. glass broken, everything. >> many shoppers say they ran inside stores to hide. >> pop, pop, pop. we saw sparks flying. it was right in front of us. we ran int and they locked the door and we all hunkered down the back. >> we are like what's going on, what's going on.

i had to go back to the front and lock the door. helicopters were coming in. >> multiple agencies responded, including the fbi and atf. police officers escorted shoppers to safety. many seen walking with their hands above their heads. >> at this point, police have not released details of a motive or an nor have they shared the eye entity of the gunmen. liz: people in new protesting and demanding justice for jordan neely, the 30-year-old who died after he was put in a chokehold on a subway train. him's traders poured into a subway station, some jumped onto the tracks locking multiple trains. this comes as the attorney for the marine veteran involved issued a statement offering his indolence is. protesters say they want him arrested. a grand jury could be convened this week to hear evidence in the case. it has been a worrisome week leading up to the kentucky derby

with several competing horses now dead. authorities at churchill downs say two more horses slated for the races yesterday sustained crippling leg injuries, forcing veterinarians to euthanize the animals. five other racehorses died in separate instances since april 27th leading up to the race. churchill downs says it is working with regulators to investigate. 43 republican senators say they will oppose raising the debt ceiling unless the white house makes economic concessions. they signed the letter to majority leader chuck schumer on saturday. this comes as the u.s. could default by june 1 unless the debt ceiling is raised. present joe biden is set to meet with the leaders of each chamber of commerce on tuesday to discuss spending and the debt. in the south bay, santa clara county has released its latest budget plan with a goal of closing a 120 million dollar deficit. they want to fill the gap by eliminating 650 out of roughly 35 hundred already vacant

positions. the bulk of those positions are in the santa clara valley health care system. yesterday brought royal moments that were 70 years in the making. celebrations will continue today following the coronation of king charles the third and queen camilla. gearing up for a big celebration. >> it is magical. >> seeing royalty was just the thing on the tv. to experience it here in real life is a big deal for me. >> members of the public encouraged to take part in coronation lunches, featuring eight modern take on the coronation tick -- coronation chicken. the likes of katy perry and lionel richie performing at a star-studded concert to be held in windsor. >> god save the king. >> all of it held in honor of king charles the third and queen

camilla, formally crowned on saturday at westminster abbey. over 2000 guests, including first lady jill biden and members of the royal family. prince louis and princess charlotte sharing this sweet moment while prince george, second in line to the throne helped carry his grandfather's robes as a page, walking the very steps he will one day have to take. >> we just watched two hours of ancient ritual. een elizabh' coration. the royals later holding a private lunch with their family as in terry's car was seen leaving london, the nonworking rail heading back to california to celebrate his son's birthday. tomorrow has been declared a holiday in honor of the king's coronation. members of the public are encouraged to try volunteering and giving back to their communities.

liz: still ahead, soil contra costa county. why one commune he says they are concerned about their food and a new planting season. here's a live look outside -- just a really pretty start to our sunday. we will check in with lisa and what we can expect for t for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium sized businesses... so they can do more of what matters. benefits. payroll. compliance. trinet. people matter.

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than three years after they were first declared. if you have this covid-19 test, the fda says to throw it out because concerns of bacterial contamination. this is for the pilot at home tests which have been recalled. half a million tests were distributed to cbs and thousands of others were bought through amazon. if you have these kits, you are told to throw them away and do not put the liquid down the drain. residents are looking for an answer about the safety of their soil and the food they are growing. contra costa county began collecting samples which may have been contaminated by chemical accident at the martinez refinery company in november. as tara campbell tells us, people are losing patience as planting season begins. >> patience is running low and frustrations high as planting season gets underway. >> most of our customers live in martinez and they have been very concerned. >> customers worried about the fate and safety of their

vegetable gardens and fruit trees. >> quite a few of them grow their own vegetables and they have taken years to get their soil to where it needs to be. >> contra costa county began collecting soil samples for more than a dozen sites, potentially contaminated by the martinez refining co. last thanksgiving. >> its recommended residents near the refinery and who saw the catalyst dust as a result of the release during thanksgiving holiday do not eat any produce or vegetables grown from their gardens. >> the refinery accidentally released up to 24 tons of metal-laden spent catalyst dust into areas of martinez and venetia. >> i went out to my car one morning and it was about a quarter of an inch thick of sit on my car. >> the county is investigating the chemical release and has referred the case to the district attorney's office. >> my grandmother lives in downtown martinez.

she was right near where that happened. all the fruit on her trees, oranges, lemons, kumquats -- we can't eat any of that this year which sucks. >> she's planting peppers and other vegetables to share with her grandmother. >> i'm trying to bring her some stuff this year. >> county official said first day it's safe to start planting while awaiting test results which are expected later this month. >> hopefully the samples will tell us it's nothing too big. maybe a season or two and it will be ok but gardeners are determined. they don't give up too easily. liz: in san 200 children in the bayview district have a new set of wheels. the rotary clubs donated bikes to underserved children this weekend in an effort to promote a healthy lifestyle and explore different modes of transportation. volunteers assembled dozens of bicycles and children were given safety gear.

what's it like out there right now? we see people at the beach this morning. lisa: some neighborhoods in the upper 50's. plenty of 60's around the bay. a really nice day if you are looking for some sun. not every single day. i will explain, next. liz: lakers fans are celebrating this morning but the warriors not so much. we have the highlights of game three.

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liz: here is a live look outside looking over the bay on this sunday. new this morning, tiger woods is being accused of sexual harassment by his ex-girlfriend according to a court filing. woods accusative pursuing a sexual relationship with her while she worked for him. she claims he claimed her to sign a nondisclosure agreement or should be fired from her job. this is the second time she's filed a complaint against the 15 time major champion. the lakers bounced back, taking game three in a series, which is bad news for warriors fans. but on the diamond, it was good news for the san francisco giants. game three of their playoff series and then the wheels came off. turnovers, a lack of energy and the lakers blew them off the court. lakers u tone in

thseries. check out the marquee matchup -- steph curry against lebron james. 11 points in t but warriors by 11. seven minutes left in the half. 25 points for a/d, part of laker explosion -- lebron exerting his will after not taking a shot in the first. five of seven from deep, need to score the rest of the way. a/d, the rejection but andrew wiggins says i've got this. throw it down on his injecting life for golden state. the lakers and serve force with force. the lakers pulled away

easily. they had more desire -- lebron, the swipe on jordan. icing on the cake roll 127-97 for a 2-1 series lead. game for coming up in l.a.. >> you are going against a great defensive team in particular. you know the crowd is going to be into it. >> you win the game, everybody is the greatest player in the world, they are throwing dirt on you, it is literally that simple. it's about training your mind for your next challenge. >> eve just got to go do it. that's the beauty of the series and having an opportunity to throw this one in the garbage and move along.

>> can't go wrong sharing with a few thousand of your friend. high and deep, loja means goodbye. going all out to make the catch and he is falling on top of i don't know how many people. brett major-league home run. that giants have won four straight games. he's still roaming the grounds -- i thought he was in the pacific northwest. he's played four games for the a's. a pretty good ratio. the a's when, the first two-game strycova year and the football team defeated vegas 62-44. that is a wrap on morning sports. enjoy the rest of your sunday. liz: people are going to be

getting outside and the warm-up is coming. lisa: it's going to take a while but as we look at live doppler 7, this stands out. it is going to bring in the clouds and keep our temperatures from warming up. another system will cloud us up again on tuesday but right now, we are enjoying some sun out there. 55 in oakland and well as half moon bay. the winds are calm and it is nice and classy as we check out alcatraz. mid-50's by our exploratorium camera, a nice day on the way. much cooler than you should be for this time of year. we should see 64, barely at 60. looking at theavinnohba then brn

the afternoon. that next system arrives on tuesday, then a major warm-up by the end of the week. here's a look at the rest of the day -- we rake out into sunny skies and there's a look at very early monday. this will cloud us up a little bit and by the afternoon, it is pretty nice. still shy of average, continuing into tuesday where it looks pretty cloudy. that's the other system behind the one for monday that will allow for the warm to be delayed. as we look at the next seven days in san jose, those systems will keep us below average. 73 in the north end of the bay. not until thursday do we warm up and a couple of really warm days into friday and saturday. looks like the nicer weather is going to stick around, that we

will not see many 80's and 90's. maybe a fifth win, we can hope for the giants. breezy winds and you can see the clouds, a few more of them visiting the south bay today. low 60's the air quality is good on the peninsula. warmer today in redwood city. you will be about 75 this time next week, so that is the warm-up that will keep temperatures comfortable along the peninsula in the days ahead. 59, daly the high clouds from cloverdale to santa rosa, mid-60's for you and the east bay, enjoying mid-60's from fremont. hercules and

accuweather 7-day forecast, temperatures really on the cool side the next few days with partly cloudy skies and may be a stray shower in the morning tomorrow. tuesday, wednesday, a little bit of a warm up. the warm bay coast and inland for a couple of days into the week. liz: you can watch all our newscasts live through the bay area news app. download the app now and start streaming. an annual bay area book festival is back in berkeley. the activities people can expect including food, performances and more.

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liz: here are the winning numbers from last nights $87 million powerball drawing. the powerball number was six. no we picked all six numbers and the drawing increases to an estimated $97 million. the winning numbers from the super lotto plus drawing -- nobody this drawing either and wednesdays drawing increases to an estimated $57 million. the bay area book festival continues in berkeley today. from young writers to avid readers and cultural conversations, the lineup has something for just about everyone. there's free outdoor book fair with food and performance stages. events go from 11:30 until 6:30 tonight, so there's time to catch one of the many workshops, speakers or story times. and it should be a nice day for folks to get out and about. lisa: the sun out already and temperatures are climbing through the upper 50's. low 60's on the peninsula, upper succeeds in the inland valleys. a few more clouds north and

south, san francisco nice and sunny. the seven-day forecast, a chance of a shower on monday and by tuesday, more clouds and sun but wednesday and thursday, high-pressure builds in. 60's and 70's for most and it's cool until the end of the week. we will see a modest warm-up and the warmest day looks to be next saturday, near 90 inland. liz: and thank you all joining us on abc seven mornings. i'm liz kreutz along with lisa argen. abc 7 news continues at 4:30 today. get out there and have a nice day and enjoy this sunday. we will see you back here next weekend.

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