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why has a salvation shifted this year at one hotspot for lighting it up. plus, a historic presentation at one east bay park. harm of the oakland u.s. baseball team. and they have been serving bay area commuters for years. now is the end of the line for b.a.r.t.'s legacy fleet. it is the unofficial holiday for cannabis supporters and users. in the past, people would pack hippie hill to celebrate. >> so this big celebration is not happening this year because organizers say they cannot have enough to gather for the event. this is not stopping a smoke out. >> reporter: hey, brian. so hippie hill is behind me there. that hilly area is packed with people right now. i would say about 1000 or so folks. but this is still considered the holiday. you are looking at the

flat area. robin hills in years pass. it sounds like a lot of folks are getting the message to stay away. peace, love, and a lot of weed on hippie hill. >> freedom. beautiful. >> just one everybody. >> reporter: young and old, they started showing up saturday afternoon. no one knew what to expect this year because organizers did not have the money and canceled the celebration. >> we like it organic. >> reporter: that is what people said. they like the non- structured environment. no fences. no gates. no large corporations. debbie and her friend shanna leblanc visit hippie hill on 4/20 every year for the last 50 years.

>> we stumbled on it and had so much fun we said let's do it every year. >> reporter: they said having an official event brings them back to how they use to celebrate cannabis. >> everybody seemed happy. the drum circles are going. people are dancing. people are just gathering. not regulated. >> reporter: but there needs to be a balance. >> we do not want a ticket to crazy and shootings and that has happened . we have seen some fights down here that are not that good. >> reporter: previous 4/20 festivals have drawn dozens and dozens of people. but without an official event this year, the city partner to our sponsor free sporting activities at the meadow. cannabis users are encouraged to take part. some think it is a form of crowd control by taking up space. >> we have got soccer. corn hole. we have got some bocce in

the back corner. we have got some fun stuff. people want to come on the hill and hang out with us, we are down for it. >> reporter: volunteers also give out free water. debbie and shanna say, so far, so good. they will be back next year. yep. we have not heard of any injuries or reports of injuries so far so things are indeed going so far, so good but this is going to go on for a few more hours. brian, andre, i can remember years ago that this place was filled with a lot of people in the vivid memory i have, it was covered with a lot of marijuana smoke. i just remember i cannot see through smoke. that is how thick it was one year. it is not the case this year. it is for the most part very different and almost like a family atmosphere. in fact, there are some kids who are here as well. there is a playground not too far that is filled with a lot of kids.

about 20 feet on that side. >> that is da lin. thank you. people also packed into dolores park in the mission district. we saw some groups lighting up there as well. celebrations have also made their way to the world of modern art. simply because mama was selling a collection of ceramic bongs and pipes. they are part of a collection called weed ed. for just a few hundred dollars. earth day is just a few days away and people are showing how they care for the planet. at kaiser permanente, they spent their day planting 100 trees in oakland and people in concord picked up trash along the creek at newhall community park. >> for the most part, the work is being done by people who really live in the community and who call concord home and really care about the place where they live.

>> organizers say the event in concord was educational for participants as well as the residents know how important it is for their creeks to remain trash free. >> also happening on this earth a saturday, oakland's newest team and volunteers help get the new park ready for opening day. residents worked with the team to pick up the trash and give the field a good power wash this earth day weekend. this comes days after the team got a step closer to a $1.6 million agreement to renovate the park, and john ramis has that story. >> reporter: this earth day project in oakland was about more than just cleaning up a city park. it was about starting something new. a group of two dozen volunteers gathered in west oakland to collect trash, power wash playground equipment, and even add some splashes of new color. the park i got in pretty run down over the years, but it has

seen a lot of changes lately, thanks largely to the many new housing developments that are popping up in the area. >> yeah. there are a number of residents here who are excited to help take care of a spot that has been a little neglected for many years. >> reporter: but the single biggest changes happening right now. a brand-new baseball field is being laid out, soon to be the home of the open bollards, a new independent league team created in response to the departure of the a's. laura giese, the crew's chief of staff hopes the 1.5 million investment in the park will help revitalize the entire neighborhood. >> being able to do something for the community, by the community, is critical, for me as a person and, i think, for us as an organization. looking at all the people who have committed a beautiful saturday to come out and clean up this perk is incredible. >> reporter: even before they come play a game, it is

incredible. many of the volunteers came from the apartments right across the street from the park. >> yeah. i think we are all fans already. i think in june, right, it is the first one. we are excited to see the progress of the park that is built slowly and surely. >> we are excited to see the transformation happening. i want to say so quickly but it has been a lot of work in a long time coming. >> no. not a lot of population here. now, we are seeing a lot more families enjoying the park which is fantastic. >> we are going to make it something that oakland -- especially west oakland -- deserves. this is going to be something that everybody can really benefit from. >> reporter: but one man who was in the area says while they may welcome the new ballpark, they are leery about how the new investment will affect the neighborhood, especially black residents who have lived there for a long time. >> any time you do something

new, people who have lived here for a long time, it is scary. they will take over your home or your property because they have got a project coming in. and so the project is what you see behind me. and the people who were there, i don't know. are they on the street? or are they moving to a different area? >> reporter: it has always been the dilemma for oakland, how to bring in something new without pushing out what was already there. in this case, the changes represent a new direction and focus for oakland baseball fans who know exactly what it feels like to be pushed away. tonight, we are bringing you back to back specials. first at 7:00 p.m., the first alert weather team takes a look at the wild weather that will have a lasting impact on the bay area. then at 7:30, a cbs news climate watch special. we take a look at the species threatened by a changing planet

than how scientists are protecting life on earth. then on monday, cbs news presents earth day: a special look at how scientists and every day people are working together to protect the planet. are special airs on kpix.com, the free cbs news app, and on pluto tv. and another stories, san jose fire crews put out a fire at an abandoned building that caused a nearby nursing home to be evacuated. this happened on east santa clara and sell 13 streets. this money, crews put out the flames before it spread to nearby buildings. residence at a nearby nursing home were able to safely return. no one was hurt. a major repair in the north bay this weekend. westbound 37 a shutdown between vallejo and sears point. the road is expected to reopen early monday morning. caltrans crews will return and do the same thing next weekend. that will be followed up with two more

weekend shutdowns. but that will go in the eastbound direction. the golden gate ferry has suspended service between sausalito and san francisco this weekend. they turned up some damage with the sausalito pier yesterday. for now, the ferry service is running golden gate transit buses. and still ahead here at 5:00, we say goodbye to a piece of bay area history. how b.a.r.t. plans to honor its legacy fleet one last time. plus, activewear with stretchy fabrics have boomed in popularity. and the skies are as blue as a swimmer's lips today. we will see how long that is going to last. there are showers in the forecast eventually.

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welcome activewear is one of the fastest-growing categories in fashion with sales projected to reach $770 billion by 2032. but the material that gives yoga pants stretch consists of a environmental challenge. it has been difficult to reuse or recycle this stretchy fabric from activewear. they say the woven insight makes them difficult to shred. one scientist in denmark wants to make recycling stretchy fabrics easier. and at his lab, he is researching a chemical process to break down the elastic and leaf behind useful fibers. >> meaning that you would get the fiber mesh out of the nylon intact, but you would have

washed away the other things. our tests show the nylon you will get out is similar to that of a burgeoning area. >> textile waste had jumped more than 650%. less than 15% of that is recycled. in national parks week kicks off this week. that means it is free to get into every national park in the country. there are 429 sites in the national park system. they event runs from tomorrow through next sunday, april 28th, and there will be special activities each day as a theme. well, it is going to be pretty nice for now. right, brian? >> oh, it is going to get warmer. it is going to get nicer. then there are two changes ahead. how do we get may flowers? >> april showers. >> okay. you said it .

>> we have enough flowers for now. >> sorry. you're going to get more flowers. but, first, let's head outside. you can see we have beautiful blue skies in the bay area right now. and it is hitting 76 degree. in san francisco, 61. san jose at the moment, 73 degrees. what is happening as we have got this very typical for spring and summertime onshore flow high pressure building up , and the temperatures will be warming into the 80s both days this weekend -- so today and tomorrow will be a beautiful weekend, and monday as well looks nice. look at the fog forecast. there is just not much. this is tomorrow morning and we go into tomorrow evening. there is just a wisp and a few clouds at the shoreline. tomorrow, clouds are plenty warm. we get up to near

80 degrees by 4:00 in the afternoon. and in santa rosa, pretty much the same story. it will be nice and warm. temperatures into the upper 70s by tomorrow afternoon. repeat performance for the most part. it will be warmer tomorrow -- not dramatically warmer. numbers will get bumped up to the low 80s. by the time we get to tuesday and wednesday -- but it will be mostly sunny monday. in terms of rain, look what happens on friday. we have essentially no chance of rain, but it suddenly bumps up on friday for the entire bay area. they could get some light showers by the end of the week. aside from that, nothing big coming in. we will be looking for the weekend temperatures to warm into the 80s inland. it will warm on monday. a few coastal clouds by then. then low pressure. gets to take a trough offshore and it will increase the low clouds and bring down the temperatures by the time we hit tuesday and wednesday and thursday. so warm weather the next couple of days and after that we will call it

down. forecast" tonight we will be in the low 50s under mostly starry skies. and for tomorrow, 83 at livermore. 83 at antioch. so mid-80s inland. 81 degrees in san jose. a very pleasant day tomorrow in san francisco. it is 68 degrees. the forecast looks pretty good. sunshine on the way for the next four days and on wednesday a few more clouds. on friday, maybe a little bit of light ring. that especially holds true for the north bay with an increased chance. look at the upper 70s to the low to mid 60s. inland, however, remains very pleasant right through thursday but then everybody gets a chance at a few light showers by the time we get to friday. but here is a man who had never rain on your parade? >> in sports, the playoffs are underway. the warriors are watching from home this year. plus, it is already a big deal to have your own bobblehead

daily, but patrick bailey

the giants were looking to get that awful taste of fighting 817-1 loss out of their mouth's. the only silver lining, they finally had their first home run out of oracle park this season. but now they are coming in bunches. patrick bailey bobblehead day at the ballpark. that is an important detail we will come back to. first inning, john cooley got the party started on the giants very first at. grandson. deep shot into the arcade. his first career homer at oracle park. the giants lead 2-1 after the first in a cave starter kyle harrison some early run support. decent outing for harrison. he struck out five but lasted just four innings

after giving up three earned runnings. it is a good thing for the giants. the offense was hot on saturday and this is when we go back to the saturday. ajit bailey also had to hits going into that fit. found the barrel. splash it, 103. those fans in the cove when home with a souvenir. the giants won 7-3. the first round of the nba playoffs tipped off today and for the first time in three years, the warriors are watching from home. they had to win two road games in a row as the tendency to advance but they cannot get past the kings earlier this week who had to light the beam on electric night in sacramento, but the beam was not lit friday night because the pelicans took care of the kings in the final play to secure the eight seat. new orleans will now face the top seed in the west, okc, in the first round and larry nance jr. is feeling pretty confident they will take down the thunder. >> you know, respectfully, i am -- i am just betting. i am not

betting. no, johnson. i am not betting. i am not betting on anything! i don't own a betting app! none of that! no. no. >> got to be careful with your words there. to golf, cannot they were from the third round of darby ct heritage in carolina. cal from 111 on his approach nearly holds it . four birdies today. he is and solo third at 14 under and will need a little luck to catch this guy on sunday because scottie scheffler is on a historic tear. his eighth of the day. a bogey-363 puts them at 16 under for the tournament. he has a one-stroke lead over strauch a heading into the final round. stanford university has consistently produced elite golf talen. now one of the stars has a chance to earn his

pga tour card right out of college. >> i know i will be playing on the pga tour. if it is this summer or next summer or whatnot, it would be nice to have a direct avenue. >> reporter: michael has racked up a lot of wins and a lot of awards over the last four years at stanford, but, perhaps, nothing is more impressive than his number one overall pga tour and university ranking. >> i mean, it was a huge detail. you cannot just look at your phone and look at the scoreboard or the rankings or whatever all the time. >> reporter: it would be understandable if he did. if he finishes the season ranked first, he is granted a pga tour card, something that takes years for most golfers. >> we have, i think, four or five offense left. i will have a look after the nationals. >> reporter: head coach conrad ray has been around stanfords

finest, including his teammate tiger woods. he believes he has carved out his own legacy at the farm. >> welcome, look gosh, it is an armor. they are a stud. he is a great player. he is a really, really good kid. he wants to be great. that is all you can really ask for from a coach's perspective. someone who is hoping to be coached and dispersed competitively. >> reporter: when asked where he sees himself in five years, there is no hesitation from the senior. >> i want to be the best player in the world in five years. >> i was no hesitation. where do you see yourself? number one. >> that is the attitude to have if you are in sports. >> we will follow that up in 2029. the end of an era. how

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today. >> yes. parts legacy fleet of trains will soon be out of commission for good. >> it goes. just three of these legacy fleet trains are still running today since b.a.r.t. got a major update in 2016, replacing the original models. >> they still look pretty good though. today the last of the legacy fleet trains will reach our final stop in a final ride off in the sunset from macarthur ♪ ♪ tonight, done deal. after a tortured journey. house lawmakers finally vote to send billions of dollars in foreign aid to ukraine, israel, and taiwan, but what's the cost to speaker mike johnson? >> you do the right thing, and you let the chips fall