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cars were being swept down the road. good morning. >> welcome to tuesday, january 23rd. >> let's start the check of our forecast with drew. >> yeah, it's a lot quieter down in san diego. that was the wettest january day ever recorded. so they had a lot of rain there. we are quieter this morning compared to this time yesterday. we are seeing live doppler seven giving you the sweep across the region. and you see there's no organized showers that we're dealing with this morning. but we do have some pockets of fog developing. and we thought this would happen this morning because we have a lot of residual moisture in the atmosphere. and it's condensing this morning. half a mile in santa rosa. right now we're down to 3 or 4 miles between mountain view and san jose. so we'll start the morning off with pockets of fog. coolest cities in the 40s like santa rosa at 46, but a lot of us right now under mostly cloudy skies. we are starting out in the mid 50s for our temperatures, so taking a look at the forecast today, it's a lot of cloud cover. we'll call it a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. the afternoon is dry. we'll get you into the upper 50s and lower

60s. but our next storm is back here tomorrow. it will be a level one. it will impact the wednesday morning commute with light to moderate rain. we'll show you that storm coming up in eight minutes. let's say hi to gloria and serena with traffic. >> good morning drew. good morning everyone at home. i know when i got on the roads this morning, it was raining. but right now it's looking like the roads are pretty dry out there. let's get a live look right now at our highway 80 camera in emeryville. this is one of our busier spots at this time. you can see it's specially busy as those folks head westbound toward the bay bridge. but right now we don't have any major delays or any slowdowns right now. >> thanks, gloria. this morning they have a deal. a massive strike by thousands of california state university workers is now over. it was supposed to last a week, but a surprise tentative agreement came just hours after the strike began. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live at cal state east bay in hayward with what this deal means, lena, reggie, good morning to you. >> after spending just one day out on strike, professors and their students are all expected to be back inside of their

classrooms today here at csu east bay and at all cal state university campuses across the board. this includes nearly 30,000 professors, librarians and other workers across the cal state system. the largest public university system in the country . the california faculty association overnight saying, in case anyone forgot, strikes work , confirming their members will return to work today instead of continuing their week long walkout, the union had demanded a 12% pay raise, but the school said that would cost more than $300 million per year across the school's 23 campuses. i have served over 7000 students who are now science educators, doctors and engineers and nurses . >> yet my salary does not keep up with the cost of living and inflation. >> the union overnight saying this deal reflects the solidarity displayed by faculty,

staff and students. terms of the tentative reach deal include a 5% pay hike for all faculty, raising the salary floor for the lowest paid workers, and increasing parental leave from 6 to 10 weeks. union members are expected to vote in the coming weeks on whether to ratify this deal, reached overnight live in hayward. lena howland abc seven news thank you, lena, the first votes have been cast in the new hampshire primary overnight. >> nikki haley sweeping donald trump six votes to zero in tiny dixville notch, which continued the tradition of casting votes at midnight. but as abc news reporter melissa adam explains, polls show dixville notch may not be a reliable indicator of how things might play out later today. midnight voting in dixville notch, new hampshire, kicking off the first in the nation primary three. >> the town following tradition and all six voters picking

former south carolina governor nikki haley as their republican presidential nominee, haley spent yesterday crisscrossing new hampshire trying to convince voters to deliver her an upset victory. >> we can't be a country in disarray and have a world on fire and go through four more years of chaos because we won't survive it, former president trump's former rivals in the republican primary have officially thrown their support behind him, repeatedly interrupted by protesters. >> i was also honored >> she's back as the former president accused nikki haley of courting democrats, calling her unelectable. >> so if you want a losing candidate who puts america last, vote for nikki haley. it's an uphill battle for haley. polls show her trailing by double digits. >> i love her, okay? she she has the new new style of what we need down in washington, d.c. >> if they don't like them, i like them. >> so, uh, i think he'll help

out the country. >> meanwhile, the new hampshire attorney general's office says it's investigating reports of an apparent robocall that used artificial intelligence to mimic president biden and advising people in the state not to vote in the primary. the white house says the call was not recorded by the president today. biden, vice president harris and their spouses are set to hold a rally together in virginia to discuss abortion access. the primary in south carolina. that's haley's home state is next month. but polls there already show trump leading by more than 30 points. melissa don abc news, manchester, new hampshire one of san francisco's largest democratic clubs, has rescinded its endorsed of president biden over his handling of the israel-gaza conflict. >> the harvey milk lgbtq democratic club voted to revoke support for the president in the march primary election. in the announcement, the group says mr. biden's actions have undermined the long terme interests of both israelis and palestinians.

they're calling for leaders to reevaluate their policies in order to address the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe in gaza. the race to fill the u.s. senate seat of dianne feinstein is heating up. >> last night, it was a showdown on the debate stage. the top four candidates, democrats adam schiff, katie porter and barbara lee all sparring along with republican and former la dodgers steve garvey. the primary is now only six weeks away. remember, california has what's called a blanket primary. that means when voters go to the polls, march fifth, the top two candidates regardless of their party, will advance to the general election in november. here's abc seven news reporter tim johns. i just like to repeat this together. >> let's keep it together. >> heated moments monday night during the first debate for the race to be the nets california senator. >> so while others can talk about taking on corporations or taking on industries, some of us actually have done things. >> three democrats and one republican sparred over issues from the war in the middle east to abortion to statewide problems like homelessness.

katie porter highlighting affordable housing as the main priority for her campaign. what we need is housing policy that works for us. >> housing policy that is centered on our needs, crime and public safety were also key discussion points. >> bay area rep barbara lee even coming under fire for crime in her hometown of oakland with debate moderators highlighting the upcoming closure of the city's in-n-out. we have to have more resources coming into our communities to make sure that there's more interaction between the police and the community. >> all three democratic candidates took turns attacking republican steve garvey, especially over his past support of former president donald trump. >> garvey maintaining that he's a moderate republican and trying to paint his opponents as career politicians. >> i owe no one. i'm a fresh face. i'll have fresh ideas. i will listen to needs of californians. the two candidates who received the most votes during the primary will ultimately move on to the general election in the fall, regardless of their party. >> but given the state's liberal

tilt, political science professor melissa michaelson says it's often the democratic candidate who wins the primary that comes out on top in a lot of cases, including this one, it can turn out to be that the primary is where things are decided. tim johnson, abc seven news. >> the east bay the effort to recall oakland mayor xiang tao is moving forward. >> recall organizers are telling abc seven news merit did not respond to the certified letter that they sent by friday's deadline. the group's next step will be to publish a recall campaign ad in a major newspaper. they're hoping to collect 25,000 signatures to present to the city, which is about 10% of oakland's registered voters. the city manager of daly city will become one of the highest paid in the state. the city council voted to raise the salary of thomas piccolotti to more. than $440,000 by 2026, according to the state comptroller's office. as of 2022, only the city managers of sacramento, santa

clara, ventura and beverly hills make more in total wages. the group accountable all daly city does not approve of the raise. we have a deficit in the city and it would not be prudent for any of us to approve, as the mayor of daly city, i can say, without any hesitation that mr. piccolotti is worth his salary and much more. after discussion in public comment, the city council ultimately approved this increase with three out of four members in agreement with the sudden death of warriors assistant coach dan milojevic, impacting, of course, not just double asian, but his friends and family and his home country of serbia. >> an emotional tribute yesterday during a pregame ceremony in belgrade, where he used to play and coach. >> you can see it here a giant mural. everyone in the arena had on black shirts with his picture . now, back here in san

francisco, though, the warriors practice for the first time since his death in salt lake city, players were wearing shirts featuring the word bronte, which means brother. and that's how coach dickey referred to his warriors brothers. many players say they are still in shock, trying to cope with the devastating loss. >> he was always a positive person. he came in, he never even he had a down day. he wouldn't show it. he came in uh- he was super positive, always full of energy and it's a blessing to be able to come to work and, you know, do something that you love and know someone trying to honor him that way. >> the warriors haven't played a game since last monday in memphis. tomorrow so the warriors will return home for a game against the atlanta hawks, and the team is planning to honor coach dickey in a special ceremony. we will will be there to play a basketball game. >> um, we will find a way to mourn and grieve and play all in the same evening.

>> as far as the postponed games in utah and that home game against dallas, coach kerr thanked the nba and those teams for understanding, saying that they be they will be made up at a later date. >> 511 this morning we'll take you to san jose, where we do have one rogue light shower that is moving through parts of the south bay. you can see drops on the camera lens right now. this is 87 for reference. and here's live doppler seven. you can see it's just one lone sprinkle that moves through santa clara. now in campbell willow glen on its way to cambrian park. and that's about it. that's all the moisture we have this morning. we do expect a day just a mixture of sun and clouds and temperatures going into the upper 50s and lower 60s. so for the morning drive, there's just a lot of cloud cover out there. not too chilly. we'll have our temperatures mainly in the mid 50s through about 10 a.m. here's how the sky looks. pockets of fog early on, mainly in the north bay. we have a mix of sun and clouds throughout the afternoon, but it's late tonight and really tomorrow morning that we see more organized showers

work back into the forecast. so today it's a mix of sun and clouds. 59 in the city, 61 in oakland we'll go to 63 in san jose, 62 in napa, half moon bay coming in at 58 degrees. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. here's our next storm system wrapping itself up. another cold front about to move onshore tomorrow morning, so take a look. atrillionain chances tomorrow. the best chance of finding showers and some of them could be heavy at times. is during the morning commute. tomorrow we'll go hour by hour in future weather. show you the rain and also how much rain you could expect. where you live. coming up in about five minutes. let's check in with reggie and see what's coming up next. >> it is the oscars, drew. just a couple minutes. we will know who is nominated this year. we'll bring that to you live at 530 plus. oh. >> ooh, a fire truck spinning out of control in an icy missouri neighborhood. the severe weather impacting several states across the country.

>> oh my gosh, keep the door closed. >> whoa! this or two videos in a row that i could barely believe. >> the moment a rogue wave took over a us military base on a remote island in the pacific

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increases in sea level will result in greater wave driven runup and island flooding. researchers say that will threaten the fresh water supply as soon as 2035, and new video right here shows a moment that a massive wave hit a us military base on a remote island in the pacific. check this out. the force of the water ripped the doors from their hinges, taking two people with them. people inside climbed on top of tables

and hanging onto anything that they could reach. and moments later, a second wave rushes in and knocks out windows. the good thing is, only minor injuries were reported, but the army says that at least one third of the base was flooded and this is going to go down in quadra's history books as one of its most challenging times ever. >> in its 80 year history. we will get through this and we are settling in for a marathon of recovery head non mission personnel were evacuated from the island, which is located in the marshall islands in the pacific. >> the flooding has closed two nearby airports, possibly for weeks. reggie, that is incredible. >> video gloria thank you. we're keeping an eye on the severe weather. winter weather still impacting several states across the midwest. an ice storm from oklahoma to illinois caused havoc on the roads and dire situations for households. here's abc news reporter reena roy. oh, dramatic video south of saint louis shows a fire truck

spinning out of control on an icy residential road, hitting a car and almost crashing into a home before sliding to a stop and appearing to be perfectly parked in someone's driveway in arkansas. >> drone video capturing this pickup. struggling to stay on the road, driving was also battling icy conditions in oklahoma city. deadly winter storms sweeping the nation. at least 75 people killed around the us this month alone, many involving hypothermia or accidents. on the road. these residents in milwaukee without heat in frigid temperatures for several days now, some leaving their ovens on to try and warm up their homes. so many families are out of heat. >> these poor children, these poor babies are going to get pneumonia. major water lines bursting in memphis. >> nearly 400,000 people told to boil water or drink bottled water. >> they're talking about boiling water. and i'm like, we don't have any water to boil. >> businesses forced to shut down. we missed six days of

work. >> no water. we haven't had garbage pickup in ten days. >> thousands of people in alabama in a similar situation. the water there being handed out . reena roy abc news, new york. >> in the north bay, guerneville residents are using a break in the rain to dry out and to clean up after fife creek overflowed its banks. we first told you about this yesterday morning. people had to be. people were woken up in the middle of the night as sonoma county officials went door to door, alerting people to leave their homes. they were banging on the trailers to see if everybody was okay. >> there was about three inches of water on our floor. our whole trailer is covered in water right now. um it's just been a rough night. just was a rough night. >> we know that was tough. the red cross is now offering assistance flooding has happened in that area before. neighbors tell abc seven news they'd like the county to develop some type of flood protection plan so that

they can be safe from future storms. >> now we're going to take you south to some unbelievable video from san diego, where a state of emergency has been issued. people there experiencing extreme flooding. emergency crews were called to help people escape as water rushed into their homes. as you can see, pets had to be rescued in the highest part of our house was our kitchen island, and that's where we were sitting on top of until we were able to get out safely fast moving floodwaters drag cars along the street and several other cars were left stranded in the water. many portions of interstate 15 had to be shut down after floodwaters turned parts of the highway into lakes. wow, look how fast it's moving. that is incredible. >> and in san diego, we have nearly 200 years of records. they go back well into the 1800s, and this was the single wettest january day on record. wow. so you can see they just got inundated with nearly three inches of rain in just a short amount of time. kind of like new year's eve in san francisco when

we got all that rain and just a really short window. that's what happened there. and looks like we have a pretty active pattern over the next couple of weeks. our next chance of rain is coming here tomorrow. but take a look at this. we're looking at our water here and we just got the latest numbers in and now we have a couple of cities that are actually above their average rainfall for this date 100% in this column would be your exactly where you need to be at this point in the water year. san jose, santa rosa we are now above average for this time of the year. we're closing in in san francisco. we're pretty close to average, a little bit lower in oakland and sfo, but we have several chances of rain in the extended forecast today, though it's a mix of sun and clouds. we have temperatures in the upper 50s to the lower 60s. tonight we'll bring those clouds right on back and then after midnight we'll find those showers. returning to the forecast. it's a level one tomorrow morning for light to moderate rain. it will impact the morning commute. we'll have a bit of a breeze along the coastline. the good news is that the rain doesn't last all that long. but here's future weather

early tomorrow morning. this is 330 in the morning. the rain spreads across the region. then for the morning commute, we will track some downpours moving through by 10:11 a.m. we're wrapping up this system and the afternoon we'll see a lot of cloud cover, but we will be drying out rainfall totals tomorrow. i think a lot of us will wind up between a quarter and three quarters of an inch of rain tomorrow morning. now as we head into the weekend, sunday. still looking great at levi's 68 degrees for your kickoff temperature under mostly sunny skies here is the accuweather seven day forecast break from storms today, but we're wet tomorrow morning. then we dry out on thursday in the north bay. on saturday, we'll likely see a light shower, but most other areas remain dry. and then it's spring like early next week. laura. spring like already coming up. >> all right. thank you so much drew. right now things are looking pretty good out there on the roads. this is a live look right now at your highway 87 camera in san jose. you can see a few raindrops there on the camera lens. however, things are moving pretty good out there, except those cars headed

northbound towards mineta airport. that's going a little slower, but still no major delays there. at this time. and then a look at your drive times for this morning. the usual slow spot from tracy to dublin, right now that will take you 38 minutes, guys. thanks gloria. >> coming up, the seven things to know this morning, bart is going for a new look. >> the

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injured. the suspect was indicted by a grand jury in san mateo county friday. he's expected to appear in court this morning. >> and number five, we are getting a break from storms today. it's a mix of sun and clouds. we'll get you into the upper 50s and lower 60 this afternoon, but tomorrow morning we have level one that will bring us some wet weather for the morning commute. anywhere from a quarter to three quarters of an inch of rain and the number six traffic is flowing pretty nicely throughout the bay area. >> this time. this is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are not on. there yet. >> number seven ford going big when it comes to the dashboard and it's 2024 lincoln not else. the suv will have a screen as wide as the windshield 48in. it will be able to handle apps like spotify and stream video and even auto racing games. bay area transit is about to get a new look. bart unveiled the design for its new transit maps that will soon be used by all local

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good morning everybody. it is tuesday, january 23rd. >> this is a time where we hear who is going to get nominated for the oscars in 2024. hosted this morning by zazie beetz and jack quaid live from la and they are set to start in just a moment. >> so this year, oppenheimer, which swept the golden globes and the critics choice awards, is expected to be a top contender. barbie killers of the flower moon and poor things also expected to see some nominations. >> now this is the lay of the land. how it's going to work this morning. like it does every year. the nominations happen in two segments. the first part is about to begin. hopefully there's more than just a black hole happening there. the second

segment will happen just a few minutes after, and of course we'll bring it to you live in both parts. do we have a live shot from la? okay, i guess it's coming. >> we got a few seconds, but this is always an exciting time of the year to see because everything leads up to the oscars. if >> okay, so you know what i'm rooting for, right? oh, here we go. >> live from beverly hills, california. please welcome the president of the academy of motion picture arts and sciences , janet yang. >> good morning from los angeles. >> and for those who are watching around the world, good afternoon and good evening. welcome to one of the most exciting days of the year, the oscars nominations announcement. with our membership of nearly 11,000 film industry artists and leaders, our acclaimed film museum and collection and our

world renowned awards, the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences, the home of global cinema. we recognize and celebrate all aspects of the film industry and the diverse, talented individuals who make movies. the oscar nominees in almost every category were voted upon by peers in their branch. actors vote for actors, film editors vote for film editors, costume designers for costume designers, and so on. best picture nominations, however, are determined by all academy members. this year we had incredible voter turnout, with ballots cast from a record breaking 93 countries. today we are thrilled to announce what our members feel are the best cinematic achievements of 2023. and now it is my pleasure to introduce our hosts, who will announce the nominees. actress

zazie beetz and actor jack quaid . are. hello >> i am so honored to be here. >> how about you, zazie? >> yeah, i'm super honored to be here. 93 countries and standing here now is such a surreal experience. my little girl self is so excited to be here. honestly, my adult self is really excited to be here. >> so for anyone in the film industry, no matter where you're from, to be recognized by the academy is a dream come true. >> to be nominated can be life changing. so let's get into it. >> okay? for best performance by an actor in a supporting role, sterling k brown in american fiction. robert

killers of the flower moon. >> rob downey jr, in oppenheim jr. ryan gosling in barbie mark ruffalo in poor things. thank you. >> next, the nominees for achievement in costume design by b. pillars of the flower moon napoleon. often heimer things. >> the nominees for achievement in makeup and hairstyling are golda. maestro

poor things and the society of the snow. now nominees for best live action short film. >> the after. for invincible night of fortune. red white and blue. and the wonderful story of henry. sugar. >> for best animated short film, the nominees are. letter to a pig pachydum. and war

inspired by the music of john and yoko. and first of the two award categories honoring young writers. >> first for adapted screenplay. the nominees are american fiction, often written for the screen by cord jefferson. barbie written by greta gerwig and noah baumbach. oppenheimer written for the screen by christopher nolan. poor things screenplay tony mcnamara and the zone of interest, written by jonathan glazer. and for original screenplay. >> the nominees are. anatomy of a fall. screenplay. by justine

shrier and artur harari. the holdovers, written by david hemingson, maestro, written by bradley cooper and josh singer. may december screenplay by sammy birch, story by sammy burch and alex mechanic and past lives written by celine. >> song. >> last before our break, the nominees for performance by an actress in a supporting role emily blunt and oppenheimer danielle brooks and the color purple. america ferrera barbie jodie foster and nihad

and da'vine joy randolph in the holdovers. >> congrats regulations to the nominees and there are more to come. >> stick with us. >> we will be right back with more nominations. >> okay. i'm excited. me too like some of these names. me too. >> i'm excited about sterling k brown. >> i was really interested in daniel brooks, an american. ferreira. yeah, for supporting actress, for supporting actress. and you know, i love the movie past lives. if you haven't seen past lives, one of the best movies of last year, and it was nominated for best screenplay. >> i like that there are some surprises too. so it's not so predictable. it's like, you know who's going to win now? now you know, teyana taylor doesn't get nominated for 1001. >> we protest at noon. noon at noon. well we'll see. >> we got a whole other second part coming up in just a few minutes. yep. >> more oscar nominations just

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actress and actor, but the big awards are still to come. >> yes. so we are going live to the 2024 oscar nominations in los angeles. they are set to start any moment now. this year, of course, oppenheimer swept the golden globes and the critics choice awards, expected to be a big contender. barbie killers of the flower moon, poor things. >> welcome back back live. welcome back guys. >> live from the academy in beverly hills where we have the privilege of announcing the nominees for the oscars. >> what? >> what an exciting lineup so

far here. what's up next? >> the nominees for achievement in music, original song, the fire inside from flamin hot. just ken from barbie went away from american symphony . wajih a song for my people from killers of the flower moon. and what was i made for more from barbie. >> next up, the nominees for achievement in music. >> original score, american fiction. dial of destiny. killers of the

flower moon. oppenheimer poor things. >> and now, the nominees for best documentary feature film. bobi wine, the people's president. the eternal for daughters. to kill a tiger and 20 days in mariupol. >> next for best documentary short film. the nominees are the abcs of bookbag. going the barber of little rock island

between. the last repair shop and nini and wiper international feature film. >> the nominees are. io. capitano italy. perfect days japan. society of the snow spain . the teacher's lounge germany and the zone of interests. united kingdom. and for best animated feature film, here are the nominees. >> the boy and the heron elemental. nimona

and spider-man. >> across the spider-verse >> here are the nominees for achievement in production design . barbie. moon napoleon poor things. next achievement in film editing. >> the nominees are anatomy of a fall. the holdovers the flower moon. oppenheimer and poor things. and

in sound. >> here are the nominees. the creator. maestro impossible dead reckoning part one. oppenheimer. for and the zone of interest nominees for achievement in visual effects. >> the creator. godzilla one. guardians of the galaxy volume three. mission impossible. dead reckoning part one and napoleon. >> for achievement in cinema biography. the nominees are el

condor. moon, my astro >> and por things. >> for performance by an actor in a leading role. mm.hmm bradley cooper and michael. colman. domingo in reston. giamatti in the holdovers. killian murphy and oppenheimer and jeffrey wright in american fiction.

actress in a leading role >> annette bening in nyack. gladstone, in killers of the flower moon. sandra anatomy of a fall carey mulligan , in maestro. and emma stone in poor things >> for achievement in directing the nominees are anatomy of a fall. martin scorsese. killers of the flower moon christopher nolan. oppenheimer yorgos lanthimos. poor things and jonathan glazer.

the zone of interest. >> and now for our final category. >> i can't wait. >> let's read them together. the nominees for best motion picture of the year are are american in fiction. >> ben leclair, nikos karamihos, cord jefferson, and jermaine johnson, producers anatomy of a fall marie-ange. luciani and david tune. >> bar rb david heyman, margot robbie, tom ackerley and robbie brenner, producers the holdovers mark johnson, producer. >> killers of the flower moon,

dan friedkin, bradley thomas, martin scorsese and daniel lupi, producers. maestro bradley cooper, steven spielberg, fred berner, amy durning and kristie macosko krieger, producers. oppenheimer emma thomas, charles roven, and christopher nolan, producers. past lives david hinojosa, christine vachon and pamela koffler, producers. poor things ed guiney, andrew lo, yorgos lanthimos, and emma stone, producers. and the zone of interest james wilson, producer this year's nominees. >> it's been an honor to be with all of you. this morning and to

all the nominees, as we say in the biz. break a leg. good luck to all the nominees. >> watch the oscars live with host jimmy kimmel on sunday, march 10th. this year, the show will start at a new time, beginning one hour earlier at 7 p.m. eastern and 4 p.m. pacific on abc. we look forward to celebrating with you. >> yes, one hour earlier. an hour earlier. that was the best thing out of this good for us. >> we gotta wake up early. yes. so okay. >> this year, hosted by jimmy kimmel, it is sunday, march 10th. as we just heard, starting at 4 p.m, we heard a lot. >> yeah we did. >> also, ironically, that is when the time changes so gets even brighter later that day. >> okay, we spring forward on the 10th. >> oh interesting. yeah. because the oscars are later this year than they usually are. >> yep, they sure are. good nominations. whoa. >> the zone of interest is the shock for me. the zone of interest is nominated for best

picture and best director and some other categories. i just saw that this weekend. it is quite a film. i recommend it, but it's very heavy. >> yeah, i want to see american fiction. >> i know, me too. american fiction really got a lot of nominations from their acting category is best picture. >> yeah, i'm excited about colman domingo in ruston. >> yeah, good for him. >> i know. >> nominated for an oscar. >> he's having a really good year. yeah, yeah. yes i think it's going to be really hard to be oppenheimer. yeah. for a lot of these categories. yeah. >> and of course barbie and oppenheimer were expected to get a lot of nominations. and they did for sure. yeah. >> those are the two big movies this summer. i think barbie has no chance. >> but maybe for song again for song, for song, i think it's going to get song and probably that's it. >> we'll find out. >> i'm ready for america ferrera, though. for barbie. yeah, totally. great. yeah. >> i'm so glad she's nominated. >> that's exciting. a lot of really good movies this year. yeah. all right. outside today we are going to find a break from the storms. it's a mix of sun and clouds. throughout your day. you'll find some pockets of

fog in the north bay first thing this morning, but we'll have a dry afternoon on the way. we'll get you those temperatures into the upper 50s and the lower 60s today. pretty close to where we should be this time of the year. now, overnight tonight, clouds are back in the forecast. then after midnight, rain is back in the forecast as well. tomorrow it is a level one for light to moderate rain. it really impacts the morning commute with downpours and it will be breezy along the coast. so here's future weather early tomorrow morning. the rain spreads across the region. here's the morning commute and there you can see those downpours. just anticipate a little bit of a slower commute and could have some standing water on our roadways. rainfall totals between a quarter and three quarters of an inch of rain through tomorrow afternoon. here's the accuweather seven day forecast a break from storms today, but the rain is back tomorrow morning. we'll see two dry days, thursday and friday, then saturday a chance of a shower in the north bay, but all eyes on sunday we are dry and we are warmer. looking great for the niners kickoff temperature of 68 degrees under. mostly sunny

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first degree murder over the past year, farm workers on the half moon bay community have come together to heal some. i'm turning to music and gloria talked to some of those people. >> good morning reggie. farm workers impacted by the mass shooting in half moon bay exactly one year ago today. they are taking a class that is helping them heal. i had a chance to talk to those farm workers and see them play, and it was so touching. they are learning how to play the accordion, including the one person who survived the mass shooting and was injured. you could see him right there in december. the group performed for the community music in san

jose. resident hernan hernandez teaches the class organized by the nonprofit. alas, his dad is in the famous mexican band los tigres del norte. >> music has always been in our household, and so that was one of the things that he taught me at a young age. whatever you learn, whatever you take from this life, make sure you give it back. make sure you you teach the next ones. for me, it's really important that i give back. >> no sentimos muy bien. we felt good. it was the first time i'd been on a stage. it was very beautiful to have. >> moon bay has established a committee to create a permanent memorial to honor the farm workers who died. ideas include a statue or a garden, but nothing has been decided yet. the music program is funded through a grant from the silicon valley community foundation. meanwhile, a loss and the latino community foundation are organizing a roundtable discussion today at noon centered around advocating for farmworkers and there will also be a memorial event this evening to remember those farm workers

who lost their lives last year. it's at 6 p.m. at allison half moon bay, and it is open to the public. and guys will have a full story at seven this morning about this music program. >> thank you. gloria. new at six saving anchor brewing. we were just weeks away from learning who is going to buy that san francisco institution. >> then a woman caught allegedly trying to take advantage of that stanley cup craze here in california, and the cleanup effort now underway across the region after heavy rain and flooding then we are looking for you. we are the peace corps. with volunteers in more than 60 countries. living together. working together. transforming lives. together. join us.

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