it's our second hour. plane problems. four incidents involving united airlines in less than a week. >> 2477, i see you in the grass. rolling the trucks en route. >> janai: the latest, this jet skidding off the taxiway while landing in houston. an emergency landing at l.a.x., a tire tumbling at takeoff, and this engine fire. what the airline is saying.

>> gio: pencils down, the s.a.t.s are going digital using tablets and computers, all about the new format and how students can prepare. >> janai: dazzling deals on what you need to get red carpet ready just like the stars without ever having to leave the glitz and glamour of home. ♪ get this party started ♪ >> whit: "gma" live from the red carpet in hollywood on this oscars eve. your destination station for all things academy awards. protective plastic in place to keep everything clean before the big show. from a behind-the-scenes look at a nominee's journey to the ceremony to the must-see movies you should watch before the big show. all the last-minute touches are under way as we say, good morning, america. ♪ >> janai: it is, indeed, a good morning, america.

we are live on both coasts this morning ahead of the 96th annual academy awards. >> gio: that's right. it is oscars eve and whit johnson, you see him right there, he's out west on the red carpet in hollywood. hey, whit. >> whit: hey, gio, you notice anything different about me? >> janai: you switched ties. >> gio: you got the jumbo tie. i told you to get the other tie. >> janai: the bigger the bow, the closer to show. >> whit: that's right. my tie got bigger from the first to second hour. gio told me this tie is hideous. don't wear it. janai told me the suit is boring. you need to do something better for sunday. >> janai: i did not say that. >> whit: for saturday anything goes. >> janai: you look great. you look great. >> whit: anyway, we're going to dig into the men's fashion a little more coming up. also, i'm going to take you behind the scenes to show you the path the stars will take right here to get into the show tomorrow from the moment they step out of the limos until they reach that famous staircase. a lot of fun still ahead. >> janai: so fun, whit, seeing you out there. cannot wait to see you shine.

but, of course, lots of other news this saturday morning. most of the country gearing up to spring forward into daylight saving time this weekend. >> gio: hear janai's voice, so excited about it. >> janai: so excited. the latest on the battle to make it a permanent move. >> gio: we begin with new plane problems across the country just as an expected record number of spring break travelers get ready to take off. this morning yet another investigation under way after a united jet skidded off the taxiway while landing in houston friday. >> united 24/77, i see you in the grass. rolling the trucks en route. >> reporter: 166 passengers and crew aboard this boeing 737 max 8 as it traveled from memphis to george bush international airport landing in the rain. but as it exited the taxiway, the plane rolling into the grass. passengers exiting on the tarmac then bused to the terminal. no one injured. in this dramatic video, you can see the plane's nose wheels suspended off the ground as passengers evacuated.

it's the latest in a slew of scary moments in the skies this week for the airline. another united flight facing troubles on friday in los angeles, originally flying from san francisco to mexico city, but forced to make an emergency landing at l.a.x. after hydraulic failure. the flight landing safely but towed off the runway. >> united, you might have lost a wheel on takeoff. >> reporter: on thursday this united plane losing a tire at takeoff crushing this car in an employee parking lot. no injuries there either. and on monday, a united plane's engine shooting out fire caused by bubble wrap inside. united saying, we take every safety event seriously and will investigate each of the incidents that occurred this week to understand what happened and learn from them. despite safety concerns among travelers, experts say incidents like these are still rare. >> we have about 100,000 commercial airline flights over the planet every day, and we have about 32,000 over the united states and for it to be

as safe as it is and very seldom have anything to report on, but it's really one of the more astounding achievements of mankind in the past 100 years. >> gio: and we want to remind you there is nothing to tie these incidents together, but these investigations are very important. >> janai: that was really great context. that it's so few incidents, it just seems like a lot when we hear them. good reporting, gio, thank you. now to daylight saving time. most of us spring forward this weekend but the battle over making it permanent appears to be going nowhere. phil lipof is here with more. bring on the sunshine, phil. >> reporter: i know. you are more excited than any morning anchor i have ever seen about this particular time of the day. this morning as americans get ready to spring our clocks forward, the battle over daylight savings time intensifies. 19 states have now passed legislation to abolish clock changes, but they can't take effect until congress approves a federal bill. in 2022 the u.s. senate unanimously approved a bill that would make daylight saving time permanent but the house never took it up and since then, it has been stalled.

so proponents of daylight savings time say it gives families an extra hour of sunshine, janai, in the evenings, potentially adding to their productivity and time spent outside. it also apparently makes smiles bigger. opponents, though, argue the lost hour of sleep hurts americans' health and brighter evenings means later bedtimes. until there's a change at the federal level, you will need to spring forward tonight at 2:00 a.m. or early tomorrow morning 2:00 a.m., turn your clocks to 3:00 a.m. losing an hour of sleep, gaining some extra light. the gaining extra light part, janai likes. the rest of us who work morning shows collective sigh, i hear, in the studio because we lose an hour of sleep, guys. >> gio: i know. >> janai: once you get past the sleep, you'll feel so good. >> gio: you are a ray of sunshine this morning. >> janai: i love that extra hour. >> gio: thank you, phil. appreciate it. the presidential candidates are off and running kicking the election into high gear now. president biden and donald trump heading to the battleground

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>> gio: we are back with our "gma" cover story and this impacts high school students across the country. s.a.t. season starts this morning. the test has gone digital with administrators rolling out a new format and, jill madenberg, good morning to you. welcome to "gma." >> nice to be here, thanks. >> gio: likewise. what are the big differences? the digital test and the one that janai and i took with the pencil and the whole thing, what are the differences? >> so, the biggest and exciting takeaway is the test is significantly shorter. it's about an hour shorter than the original. the scores come back way faster. it used to be that students had to wait weeks and now it's only days. students can also use a calculator for any question that they want on the math sections. i think the thing that is causing some anxiety, though, is

that the test is what's called an adaptive test. >> gio: and tell me a little about how students should prepare for this because i got to be honest, i'm feeling a little envious that it's an hour shorter. >> yeah. so, okay, the thing is that with adaptive testing the exam is going to change in realtime. okay. so students, you know, if you're doing well, you're going to get harder questions. if you're not doing as well, you're going to get easier questions. so the first thing is you want to maximize your time, right, because it is a faster test. you want to be very familiar with the desmos graphing calculator because college board has baked into the exam a calculator that is very similar. so you want to be very familiar and you want to prepare, right, just like we did back in the day with the paper test. you want to be well prepared and

khan academy offers free skills and drills for any student that wants it for this digital platform and so they're really like keyed into it and can help you. what i think students want to do is be mentally prepared, right, like, because you want to go into the test with as much focus as possible. >> gio: well, and you mentioned that adaptive testing and i think that's going to be really concerning for a lot of people and certainly it's going to cause a lot of debate. what kind of advice -- what additional advice do you have for students who are worried about that adaptive part of it? >> so, i want you to stay focused and i want students to remember everybody is in the same boat, right? focus on the question that is right in front of you and do your best. students of this generation are very used to all things technology so try not to think ahead. as a former high school guidance counselor, i know one test does not define a student and it doesn't replace four years of high school. so go into the test mentally prepared. and as a mother, what i used to say to my own children is, like,

testing is a part of life. we might not like it but it's a part of life. it's another day on the job. be prepared. do your best. you got this and you can feel good about your results. >> gio: well, jill, i can see why you're a college counselor because you calm a lot of nerves. thank you so much for your advice this morning here on "gma." we appreciate it. >> my pleasure, thank you so much. >> gio: janai? >> janai: it's oscars eve and "gma" is live in hollywood. whit has been a part of all of the action ahead of his red carpet duties tomorrow and got a behind-the-scenes look at the walk the nominees will take before some of them become winners. whit? >> whit: yes, guys, this was fun. for actors, artists, creatives and writers the road to the oscars can lead to one of the biggest moments of their careers and once they arrive here, a new journey begins. so let's take you behind the scenes and show you the anatomy of the red carpet. ♪ this is where it all begins, the

historic intersection of highland and hollywood boulevard. the stars in their limousines will line up, come down highland and that's where they'll get dropped off right in front of the red carpet. it's 900 feet long, 33 feet wide. let's take a walk. ♪ as you can see, the red carpet still under construction here the finishing touches but starting to come alive. this is the area known as step and repeat because this is where the stars, the nominees will go. they'll get their picture taken and they will smile in front of the hundreds of journalists from all over the world. they'll step, they'll repeat. they'll do it again as they continue their way down the red carpet. protective plastic in place just to keep everything clean before the big show. and you'll be seeing a lot of these on the red carpet. these are the set dressing oscar statues. they stand about 7 1/2 feet tall, 65 pounds. they will go up and down the red

carpet. as you can see still being put down and you know we're on hollywood boulevard because you can see the stars, michelle pfeiffer, matt damon just to name a few. this is the iconic staircase that leads into the dolby theater. the whole walk from one end of the carpet to here took me 2 1/2 minutes. obviously it was unobstructed. no photographers, no camera, no interviews but this is the final area where the stars will gather before they go inside savoring this moment on hollywood's biggest night. and, guys, i don't know if you remember from last year, there was a big change to the red carpet. they did away with the red carpet instead did red drapes and they had a champagne colored carpet. this year they went back to the classic red with the cream colored drapes. part of the reason why, the maintenance last year was just a nightmare. we saw the guys with the steam cleaners running out every two seconds trying to keep it clean. this year back to the classic and it looks great. don't you think? >> gio: it really does. i like the classic look. whit, it brings out your eyes. >> janai: it does and that bow

tie -- that bow tie is so -- >> whit: trying to make up for it. it's like a cross between james bond and bozo the clown, so it's -- >> janai: look, you said it. we didn't. >> gio: more bozo than james bond. >> whit: see, i knew you were thinking it, gio. i knew it. [ laughter ] >> gio: all right. we'll see you soon and we'll have much more from whit on the road to the oscars in our next half hour here. now, let's send it over to somara theodore for a check of the weather. what do you think, bozo? >> somara: i think whit has always looked dapper. let's take a look at this video coming out of south africa south carolina. i'm sorry. just to the southwest of charleston. you can see the winds blowing hard there, in fact, charleston is dealing with some life-threatening flash flooding at the moment. all part of a bigger system leading to a tornado watch from panama city, valdosta, savannah,

georgia, all have the threat for isolated tornadoes this afternoon. you can see here this area in yellow is where the threat is elevated. damaging winds, as well, but we could see strong storms as far north as raleigh. the northern tier is where the heavy rain is coming down this afternoon. it's going to be a bit of a washout for saturday night plans from d.c. all the way up to boston and then overnight on the northern tier of the system, we have snow. some of the higher elevations could see 12 to 18 inches of snow. keep in mind if you live in allentown, philly, new york or portland, maine, we are in for a flood watch. that's a look at the forecast across the country. >> janai: all right, it is time

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free shipping from dr. brandt. >> janai: this looks incredible. >> good lighting is everything. grab this from fancii. you have a variety of lighting options there and what i love about this, you have the regular magnification and this one is ten times magnification. doing your brows or a close-up, this is a great size mirror for travel too or just to keep in your bag at all times. it's not too teeny but it's not too big. we also have an option that has a built-in power bank, as well, to charge your phone. so if you need a two in one, this one -- >> janai: it folds up. >> it folds up. it's light weight. the fact it has two different mirror types and multilight, this covers everything. fancii is making its "gma" debut starting at $24.50. that's a good one. another great one for those pearly whites, big, fun smile, this is moon oral beauty. we've got two different products from them.

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good morning, i'm stephanie sierra. at least 14 people were injured in a collision yesterday involving an ac transit bus in east oakland. sky seven was overhead just after 5 p.m. when it happened at the intersection of 54th and international boulevard. fire crews say three vehicles were involved. a spokesperson for ac transit says 12 of those injured were on the bus, including the driver. they were all transferred to local hospitals. to weather now and the return of rain. good morning lisa. >> good morning stephanie. we're watching a few showers approach the north bay here, cloudy skies and then the system fizzles out so a few isolated showers will be with us for the next couple of hours. north of the golden gate, 52 in hayward. you can see the clouds here. pier 39. highs % 60s. mostly cloudy. >> thank you lisa

>> whit: at one point you almost walked away from acting altogether. >> yeah. >> whit: what kept you go? >> no one gets here alone. i curated such great people that we really believe in each other and we're honest with each other. so i owe it to them but owe it to not only my husband and i think the work that i was seeking was always seeking me and here we are. ♪ >> whit: here we are, indeed,

back now on "gma" live in herald. that was a little bit of my interview with oscar nominee colman domingo. incredible to think the "rustin" star whose nomination made history almost quit acting at one point. a great lesson in perseverance, following your dreams, i just loved talking to him. his whole message and how he thanked the people around him before he started thanking himself, just an inspiration. looking forward to hearing more from him coming up. also, we have more on the road to the oscars coverage including which oscar noms to binge to make sure you're ready. first i'll send it back to you in new york. >> gio: all right, whit. thank you. such an amazing conversation. it really was. >> janai: we know how much you loved it. >> gio: yes. all right, let's take a look now at some of the other top stories we are following right now. a partial government shutdown averted by a midnight vote in

the senate. 75-22 vote passing a package of six bills that will keep programs governed by them funded toward the end of september now heading to the president's desk. >> dr. >> janai: former president trump posting a $91 million bond against what he owes writer e. jean carroll just before the deadline friday. trump appealing the ruling in that defamation case. the presidential candidate also still needs to put up hundreds of millions of dollars in his other civil fraud case. >> gio: the nhl is getting animated. today's game between the pittsburgh penguins and boston bruins will be re-created in an animated game set inside the disney channel's comedy series "big city dreams" as it airs and the broadcast crew will wear headsets to immerse them in the animated ago. catch all that action today at 3:00 p.m. eastern on abc, espn+ and the various disney channels. that's kind of fun. >> janai: it is very fun. well, jump in. our next stop on the road to the oscars is "binge this." the popcorn, it's popping and will and will and kelley carter. take it away. >> whit: we have a special

guest on this academy awards eve. we're recommending movies with history-making nominees and abc news contributor kelley carter is here to help us out. kelley, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> whit: you look stunning as always. >> i had to come through with you guys. come on now. >> whit: dressing up the red carpet. we love it. let's get to what we're going to binge this morning. and first you've got something for the bookworms for us. >> for the bookworms, you've got to "binge this" "american fiction," it's so, so good written and directed by a friend of mine, so i'm hoping he brings that adapted win home. but it's so great and essentially about an author who is forced to write a black book and kind of takes off and really taps into all of the social constructs we're talking about right now. also that nomination made history, jeffrey wright and sterling k. brown, the first best actor and supporting actor nomination for black actors in oscar's history so kind of cool too. >> whit: such a good movie. >> will: very funny too at points.

laugh out loud funny. >> all of the things are in that movie, so, yes. >> janai: next up, what do you have for fans of true crime? >> look, we know that the person who does it so well is martin scorsese. "killers of the flower moon" on apple tv+, it's so good. obviously scorsese knows what he's doing and add in leonardo dicaprio and robert de niro but the standout for me is lily gladstone, she is this is an unknown -- essentially unknown story about the murders of the osage tribe and it's so well done and if you can hang in there -- >> whit: it's a bit long. >> it's a lbit long. if you can hang in there, there's going to be a nice end to the film. >> gio: some amazing performances there and marching on to something else for people

not afraid to take a stand. what do you got? >> well, you know this well. you've interviewed him. "rustin," colman domingo is a standout and this is a story, of course, about the man who was the architect of the march on washington for martin luther king jr. phenomenal film. very well done. again more history being made with colman's nomination would be great to see him get up there. this is a phenomenal film you can watch on netflix. >> whit: his career, he's been in the business 30 year, but now he's taking on these new lead roles, one project after another coming up. >> after another, i love seeing him grab those roles because he's so good. >> whit: he's incredible. you got something for us who want to swim that extra mile. >> i mean, yeah, you got to look at jodie foster in "nyad." what is so great about this is she gets another oscar nomination nearly five decades after her first one in "why not." she's an in skred incredible actor. this is such a great story about a woman who decides to swim to cuba in her 50s -- 60s? >> whit: 60s. >> 60s? >> whit: yep. >> and, of course, jodie foster is the person to bring that to life so you got to watch her in this.

>> will: so great and lastly something for the thrill seekers. >> for the thrill seekers, what do we have for you? >> will: a little indiana jones. >> indiana jones is a good one. john williams is kind of coming for walt disney's oscar noms. he is one of the most oscar nominated people in the world, great song, great film, got to watch it because we all love indiana jones anyway. >> whit: plus that iconic score from the previous movies, a little twist with "dial of destiny." >> name a more recognizable score. >> whit: truly. >> janai: you did a fantastic job breaking that all down. will ganss this is like your super bowl. real quick give us your rundown. >> okay. i mean, emma stone in "poor things." my favorite movie was "anatomy of a fall," acing performances, messy, the dog, it has something for everybody. >> janai: i knew you had something, will.

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got to experience so much joy and silliness and laughter and this infectious youthful energy that they bring out in me and i bring out in them and that joy was kind of juxtaposed by a lot of rising anti-asian hate crimes and sentiments happening in our country. i was having extreme anger and extreme joy with my grandmothers and so i kind of just wanted to turn the camera on them and really make something that humanized them. >> janai: welcome back to "gma." that's a moment from when

director sean wang was on "gma" last month talking about his documentary short "nai nai and wai po" and why he decided to turn the camera on his grandmothers. >> gio: such a beautiful story and since their oscar nomination the pair have become academy darlings and now they're ready to get on that red carpet themselves for their moment. tomorrow night all eyes on sean and his grandmothers when they hit the red carpet and they will be doing it in style. you know that. look at these pictures. these are scenes of the ladies picking out their looks right now. we cannot wait to see what they have in store. >> janai: because, of course, hollywood's biggest night and we're talking fashion. if you want to check out "nai nai and wai po" before oscar gold is handed out it's currently streaming on disney+ and hulu. it really is 17 minutes of joy so you got to check that out. now, though, let's go back to pure joy on the oscar's red carpet. will ganss, no, whit johnson too, both of you. pure joy. >> whit: pure joy standing right here, ladies and gentlemen.

that's right. we are on the road to the oscars, and just one day until the big show. you can feel the excitement here and will ganss sat down with some of the tiktok stars who have been tasked with hosting right here on the red carpet. a little different this year. >> that's right, and i know what you're thinking, social media stars on the red carpet but i promise, these two tiktokers belong here. between them more than 270 million likes on tiktok where she's known as lady asmina one and he's cinema joe. >> top 10 movies of 2023. >> reporter: on oscar sunday, you can call them red carpet hosts. >> what was the moment when you got the call, hey, we want you on the oscar's red carpet? >> it was heart stopped, jaw dropped. made sure i read the email correctly like it was some scammed. >> starting jumping around,

like, oh, my god. >> will: teaming up with these two to bring the oscars to tiktok's 1 billion users live. >> the beautiful part is the tiktok community is so large and diverse but really provides this accessibility that, you know, no other app has been able to do before. >> reporter: the film fam has racked up 2 million posts, more than a 70% increase from last year. >> people weren't only talking about the movies but making trends inspired by the movies. >> will: before their first oscars, are yasmine and joe red carpet ready? >> at the end of his interview jack harlow says, i love you. how do you respond? >> see you at home. >> oh. >> you were ready for that one. >> i love you too. >> what do you hope newcomers to filmtok, newcomers to the oscars, take away from seeing

you guys on oscar night? >> not to be intimidated by the films. if you don't like it watching it helps expand your mind. >> we're here to learn and experience the movies together. it's an exciting thing to kind of watch them for the first time and kind of experience that with the community. ♪ >> you can find yasmine and joe on your for you page streaming live from the red carpet on the tiktok account, the oscars account and abc network account and a really cool way to make the films and the cultural conversation around them accessible. so many young people regardless of where they are and where they're watching from. >> whit: like a fully immersive experience. you could have the tv on and tiktok going. >> that's how everybody is watching awards shows. you're following the social conversation on your phone too. >> whit: i guess i'll have to join tiktok one of these days. >> finally. >> whit: here we go. it's time. >> janai: you do not want to see whit doing a tiktok dance or any dance, but, yeah. >> whit: what are you talking

about? couldn't this go viral? >> gio: a dance on the red carpet. that's a good first tok. i like that. >> whit: i can do better than that, i promise. >> gio: guys, thank you 6. we'll see you soon. now back to somara for another check of the weather. >> somara: where are all the oscar watch parties happening? barbie lakes, oregon, inside, 32 degrees, oppenheimer canyon in texas, beautiful, kimmel will be hosting, low 40s in pennsylvania then we have hollywood, california, it is going to be dry in time for the oscars, good news but still rain coming to california. we have a series of storms getting ready to slam into the west coast by tuesday. we're seeing that bring heavy rain to mainly northern california and parts of central california. like i sa

>> gio: i crushed this popcorn watching this coverage. >> janai: you ate the whole thing. >> gio: the whole thing. >> janai: meanwhile, will was just doing whit's dance. you guys. >> gio: there it is. >> janai: oh, okay. more from hollywood coming up. whit and will are live from the red carpet talking the latest in oscar's men fashion and doing the dance, the dance as we count down to the 96th annual academy awards. >> gio: oh, what's that? (vo) what does it mean to be rich? maybe rich is less about reaching a magic number... and more about discovering magic. rich is being able to keep your loved ones close. and also send them away. rich is living life your way. and having someone who can help you get there. the key to being rich is knowing what counts.

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by sharing compliments on every yoplait lid. now in stores. >> whit: welcome back to "gma." just over 24 hours until the red carpet will be bustling with the best-dressed stars and will ganss is back with last-minute fashion advice. you have a little golden box for us. what's in there? >> a little golden box.

as we head into i wanted to make sure our "gma" leading man is colman domingo level decked out. i asked our pal joe zee what's the one thing that can take a great tux to the next level on the 204 oscar's carpet and it's a broach. they've been a staple for the men this awards season, so i was a man on a mission. i hit the jackpot at vintage treasure and have these options for you. >> whit: no way. >> should you choose to accept -- >> whit: look at this. >> this one is a lot. >> whit: a lot of jewels involved. >> this is little owl. >> janai: oh. >> gio: look at that. >> janai: yeah. >> whit: just a little razzle-dazzle. i don't know where the lapel -- >> gio: i love that gold one. >> whit: is this the one? >> janai: that's the one. >> whit: i have to figure this all out. very nice. i'll add that to the jumbo tie.

>> janai: nicely done. >> whit: i like it. thank you so much, will. >> yeah. >> whit: i appreciate that. we'll have to go to see joe zee for the recommendation. i do have one more thing to say on the tie, though, guys. tomorrow i do have a different tie that i will be tying myself. so we are ditching the jumbo after all. >> gio: no more clip-ons. >> janai: okay, no more clip-ons. you'll be buttoned all the way up not showing a little chest like will ganss? >> whit: there will be no chest here tomorrow. i promise you buttoned all the way up. i did not get my l.a. tan. >> they're calling that heavage this year when a man has a little bit, yeah. >> whit: zero heavage. >> janai: please, please. >> whit: we'll be right back after this.

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right now there's just so much happening in our world. >> so much at stake at the start of every morning. >> making sense of it all is not always so easy. >> that's where we come in. >> announcer: "good morning america" we want you to know every morning? we're right here and we got you. >> whit: our oscar's coverage begins at 1:00 p.m. tomorrow and streaming on abc newslive. be sure to catch the oscars at 7:00 p.m. eastern, 4:00 p.m.

pacific. gio, talking about fashion, don't think i didn't notice your glasses today. looking pretty fresh there. >> gio: just a little bit of a change. >> whit: i know you're a harry potter fan. you're one step closer to hogwart's this morning. >> janai: see you guys tomorrow. >> whit: see you tomorrow. >> s o you need a ride to the af >> so you need a ride to the after party? >> can i drive? >> not a chance. >> hi, robin. hi, michael. >> careful, lara. >> oscars after party, here we come. >> both: good morning, america. .

an update for you. we've learned an armed person who was barricading himself inside a bay point neighborhood caused the area to go on lockdown this morning. if you live near chadwick lane, lancaster circle and lancaster lane, you're told to stay inside and close and lock all windows and doors. police are also asking people to stay off their phones and to not call 911 unless it's an emergency. this is still a developing story and we will stay posted as soon as we learn more. today today, fan fest returns to oracle park in san francisco. the giants are holding the event from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. this afternoon. you can expect giants alumni access to restricted areas and, of course, merchandise. you can take home this year's event also features new hologram technology that allows fans to actually interact with the players in scottsdale. that's where they're playing for the spring training game today. and yes, the rain is back again this weekend. let's check in with lisa. how's it

looking? >> good morning. to some partly sunny conditions out there, but live doppler seven picking up on some very scattered light showers that are approaching the north bay. this system will fall apart as it pushes to the south and east, so there won't be anything left to this weekend. we're looking at the spotty light showers this morning for today and then tomorrow. more widespread rain level one system, allowing for maybe a couple hundreds to a third of an inch in the wettest locations right now, 54 in oakland and san mateo. and a look from our exploratorium camera. pretty gray out there with low 50, slightly warmer due to the cloud cover that blanket of clouds insulating us overnight. upper 50s to low 60s, and by the afternoon, some peeks of sun in the east bay and south bay. the accuweather seven day forecast, several days of level one systems. we lose that hour of sleep tonight and then more widespread spread rain later on sunday night. >> all right,

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