welcome to jack in the box! and i'm a. >> that was such a strange moment to what was otherwise, i thought a really good show. and now at five, hollywood's biggest night, belonging to oppenheimer. we're live in la this morning with the best, the most awkward and the memorable. he saw it. you did. >> then once you see berkeley professor staging a sit in to end what he calls anti-semitism on campus and a beautiful sight in the skies of san francisco last week. >> whoa, can we get this again? andrew is tracking the forecast on the world. was that. that was beautiful. >> yeah, that was during the sun coming up. very nice. nice. >> welcome to this monday morning. it's march 11th. yes. >> i'm gonna start with a check

of our forecast with drew. >> yeah. so we do have a chance to eat rainbows today. we have a couple of isolated showers this morning and then into the evening. so here's a live look outside. it is dry from sutro tower but live doppler seven. we do have a front moving through the south bay this morning. so areas like san jose, milpitas right now we are seeing just a line of some light showers working through your neighborhood right now. pretty light in nature and these will last for about the next 30 to 45 minutes as this front passes through for most of us, we're dealing with mostly cloudy skies, a little bit of fog in the north bay this morning. temperatures. you're waking up to the 40s and into the 50s. we're going to have a lot of different skies today. in the morning it's partly sunny out there as one front moves through here. the middle part of the day, we actually get a lot of sunshine breaking out, but then into the afternoon another front arrives and that will bring some evening showers. later on tonight it is a level one light storm on the storm impact scale. we'll take a closer look at the timing coming up in a few minutes. let's see how the roads are doing this morning. good morning guys.

>> all right thank you drew taking a look right now. there is a solo car crash on southbound 8-80 right before 16th avenue, it's blocking a lane. so if you're headed that way, expect some minor delays. of course, we'll give you an update on this as the morning goes on. now to breaking news. highway patrol investigating a fatal hit and run that involves a pedestrian in san francisco. it happened on westbound 80 near the fifth street off ramp. the lanes have since reopened. we learned the pedestrian died at the scene. the driver took off and has not been caught yet. troopers are asking for any potential witnesses. >> happening today, a jewish students at uc berkeley are planning to march to protest what they say is the university's failure to respond to anti-semitic incidents on campus. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez is here to explain how one professor is raising awareness. 24 hours a day. good morning. >> the professor is vowing to stay in his campus office until university officials take action against anti-semitism. on campus. he says recent violent events prompted the sit in action. uc berkeley professor ron hassner has set up a

mattress in his small office, teaching all his classes on zoom, and he's keeping the light on. the political science professor is staging a sleep in protest to help prevent violence between students. he says he'll be there 24 over seven until the university takes steps to address anti-semitism on campus. last month, the university condemned a demonstration by activists who surrounded zellerbach hall, where a pro-israel advocate was speaking . the professor says many students have faced harassment. >> they're facing, bullies who are anti-semitic. in addition to being anti-israel, i decided to engage in a very quiet non aggressive, peaceful form of protest. i dragged a mattress into my office. >> in a statement, the university says the administration is committed to confronting anti-semitism and hold professor hassner in great esteem. and it is in

conversation with him about his concerns. and today, jewish students are planning a march to, quote, liberate the gate where activists have blocked passage for weeks. a student says that the message is that jewish students have a right to be present and safe on campus, just like anyone else, and abc seven reached out to several pro-palestinian groups on campus, they declined our interview request. kumasi >> thank you gloria. pro-palestinian rallies blocked streets outside of the oscars. hundreds of protesters took over hollywood boulevard, just blocks from the dolby theater, to demonstrate against the current humanitarian crisis in gaza. many with palestinian flags demanded an end to the israel-hamas war. that protest also spilled into the red carpet, and on the award stage, several attendees, including best song winners billie eilish and finneas, wore pins for gaza. >> now to the actual awards and a show to remember. >> yes, tonight had tear jerking speeches, award upsets and a lot

of laughs. abc seven news reporter luz pena is in los angeles with the biggest moments, from the red carpet interviews to the actual show. >> it was a great night at the oscars, with oppenheimer dominating this year's academy awards. oppenheimer has 13 nominations. oppenheimer became the biggest winner of the night, taking seven academy awards, including the coveted best picture. >> thank you so much, best director for christopher nolan. >> but to know that you think that i'm a meaningful part of it means the world to me. thank you very much. >> best actor for cillian murphy, who played j. robert oppenheimer, known as the father of the atomic bomb. a set of wins that put to rest the competition between oppenheimer and barbie, which won one of its eight nominations. ryan gosling lit up the oscars stage with the best energy, performing the oscar nominated song i'm just ken, with the medley handed by

the oscars were also a night of first time nominees. on the red carpet, we caught up with bay area filmmaker sean loooooong. did you ever think your documentary was going to end up nominated and you were going to be here tonight? >> no. you know, i think we made something really special. we as we were shooting, as we were editing, we knew that we made something that we love that i think would be would honor them and their joy, their humanity. >> his now famous grandmothers from his documentary nanny on weibo, said they received a hollywood treatment ahead of the oscars. your bay area celebrities and now you're in hollywood. hello >> thank you. >> we're so proud of our grandson. >> bay area oscar nominated filmmaker leo chang was proud to be nominated for his documentary island. in between, being on the red carpet was part of the dream. exciting. >> and i think it's everything i thought it would be and then some. >> we also caught up with dave

mullins and brad booker before their oscar win for the best animated short film, with john lennon's son, sean ono lennon. >> probably the biggest thing that, you know, my dad taught me and. and my mom, that, you know the hard work pays off. >> and of course, the oscars also had some unexpected moments, with john cena presenting the oscar for best costume design. make it recalling an infamous incident on the show 50 years ago and emma stone's broken dress as she won best actress for her role in poor things. and despite bay area nominees not taking a golden statue home, many of them had the same sentiment. they were honored and grateful to be nominated and we're proud of them in los angeles. luz pena, abc seven news. >> and we have a lot more oscars coverage all morning long here on abc seven. we are going to join lose live from la in our 6 a.m. hour. then at seven, gma keeps it rolling with team coverage and backstage interviews with the stars. kelly

and mark have special access with the winners at 9 a.m. live at the dolby theater. it's all here on abc seven news, the company hoping to build a massive new city in solano county, is trying to ease concern from local residents. >> california forever is releasing a new tv ad this week, explaining why they think a huge plot of land near travis air force base is the perfect place for their city. they claim in part, it's because the land is, quote, some of the worst for agriculture in solano county land where for years and years nothing much has been able to grow. >> until now. eastern solano county, where a new community can rise. >> this new ad features new renderings of the plan. it also claims it would create 20,000 new homes in the area between travis air force base and rio vista, and thousands of new jobs. the project has to be approved by solano county voters in november. >> oakland police need your help to find a missing man with dementia. it's 87 year old fu sheng yee. he was last seen around 830 yesterday morning in

the area of 38th avenue, a few blocks from cesar chavez park. he was wearing a tan sweat suit. his family says he likes to travel around oakland and san leandro, including chinatown. the eastmont transit station and bayfair mall. please call oakland police if you've seen him. >> one year ago today, a levee breach caused a devastating flood of a farm worker community and monterey county, and that area is still trying to recover. that breach flooded more than 200 homes in pah'-ha-row. our media partner, the bay area news group, is reporting that flood victims received more than $10 million in aid, with 5 million more still available in state funding. residents filed a lawsuit accusing the county of negligence last november, federal and local officials moved forward with a nearly $600 million levee fix. >> 509 on this monday, we'll take you to our oakland airport camera live. look, you can see the taxiways are wet this morning. we have a line of showers that is moving through

mainly in the south bay this morning. here's live doppler seven. the front that is really just falling apart still bring some light showers. part of the santa cruz mountains, part of the south bay. for the rest of us, we're just dealing with mostly cloudy skies and a little bit of fog in the north bay. so here's one front we're tracking this morning. it's quickly getting out of here. so much of the day is going to be quiet. but this next front to our north this will swing through here later on tonight and bring us some evening rain showers. so this morning we have an early chance during the commute in the south bay of finding a shower. then about 7 a.m. we're dry. it's a mix of sun and clouds throughout the morning. brighter skies as we approach midday. here's future weather showing you those clouds breaking down for more sunshine around lunchtime. and then the reverse happens in the afternoon. clouds will roll back in here ahead of that rain, arriving later on this evening, likely after 7 p.m. we're in for our next round as that front moves through here. it's a level one this evening for light rain. low rainfall totals and the winds. not that breezy. 15 to 25mph. so it's a minor impact system. we're tracking this evening.

today you'll get a bit of sunshine midday before that next round of rain moves in this evening. temperatures, though below average in the upper 50s to lower 60s. but behind that front, get ready for a nice looking forecast. we'll have that on the seven day reggie aqui in a few minutes. >> drew thank you. still to come, a local tech company going public. how much it will cost to buy a share of reddit then? >> severe weather warnings along the east coast, the strong winds and heavy flooding impacting millions, and the skier who fell into a hidden waterfall on his mountain, run a live look outside r stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and throat and nose irritation. relying only on drops? not me. my own real tears are my relief. ask your eye doctor about tyrvaya.

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americans are waking up to warnings this morning on the east coast. >> strong winds are cranking up as a powerful storm is moving out. here's abc news reporter lionel moses with more from new york. >> this morning, a deadly storm wreaking havoc on the east coast. more than 55 million people are under wind alerts in the northeast. these beachfront streets in new hampshire transformed into canals. farther north on mount washington, a woman was killed after falling 600ft due to icy conditions on the slopes. the state has seen the warmest winter on record, and experts say that was a factor in those icy conditions. >> so it was warm. we had some rain. it was a wet snow pack which temperatures dropped and it got cold and it froze and became kind of a firm surface. >> in the south, a tornado tore through southeast georgia, winds up to 130mph, ripping apart homes, leaving twisted piles of metal and mangled trees in its path. sometime between 2 and 3:00, we had a tornado that came

through at touched down in two locations we know for sure charleston, south carolina saw more than 3.5in of rain, stranding cars in the streets. >> yeah. it's locked. i don't know why the weather also disrupting spring break travel plans with hundreds of flights delayed or canceled in florida, southwest airlines hit hard with about 1300 delays nationwide. we're supposed to leave at six. we've been delayed to nine. and my understanding something to do with thunderstorms and weather. >> lionel moise abc news, new york. >> the body shop has shut down all operations in the u.s. and is also closing dozens of locations in canada. it's filing for bankruptcy. the uk based cosmetics company is blaming high inflation for that decision . the body shop is known for its natural, sustainable, ethical and cruelty free products. it was one of the first to prohibit testing on animals. the body shop has been opened since 1976. >> we're getting a better look at san francisco based reddit's

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>> what's the day looking like. >> very similar actually. you may have a chance to see some this morning. let's go outside. san jose is one of the spots we're tracking. just a few light showers out there. this morning. and this is the area that is seeing much of the rainfall currently. here's live doppler seven. it's a surface front that's currently passing through about the southern third of the region. for a lot of us, it's just mostly cloudy out there. we have some fog in the north bay and we'll find another front moving through here this evening that will bring widespread rain back into the forecast. 30s in our coldest spots right now. upper 40s, lower 50s around the bay shoreline. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. the wider picture that surface front moving through right now, but another one behind it. this one will arrive later on tonight for some evening rain. it's a level one for this evening rain. it's light in nature, less than a half of an inch of rainfall. and the winds not an issue at all. a little breezy, but not intense by any means. so here's future weather. midday today. noon sunshine breaks back out. it's pretty nice around lunchtime. those clouds will fill back in this afternoon. then 7 p.m. here

comes that light rain. it continues overnight. this is early tomorrow morning. by about 7 a.m. we're seeing much of the rain gone. tomorrow morning. the clouds will linger, but even into the afternoon, we may still have a couple of scattered showers out there to finish out our tuesday. but then after that, the forecast looks fantastic. rainfall estimates today and tomorrow again, very light in nature. less than half of an inch of rain coming our way. so today we have some clouds right now, giving way for midday sunshine. then the evening rain fills back in. we'll have those numbers in the upper 50s to the lower 60s. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. look at this. after tuesday i mean, could you ask for better weather? sunshine back in full force. we are warming up into the 60s and 70s and the weekend. nothing but sunshine both saturday and sunday. guys, thank you drew. >> coming up, the seven things to know this morning and the item flying off the shelves at trader joe's so quickly that the store is actually limiting purchases and a live look outside

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recent violent events prompted his action. >> number two, we need your help to try and find this man. oakland police say 87 year old fu sheng yi has been missing since yesterday morning. he was last seen a few blocks from cesar chavez park. >> number three. the white house is set to release president biden's proposed 2025 budget this morning. it includes tax hikes on billionaires and corporations and a plan to shore up medicare and social security. >> and number four, we're in and out of the cloud cover today. brighter skies around lunchtime before showers return this evening. it is a level one for light rain later on tonight. today you'll get those temperatures on the cooler side. upper 50s to the mid 60s. don't forget, because of the time change or sunset. now after 7 p.m. number five, here's a look at your drive times. >> this morning. westbound 580 still slow and the usual spots. tracy livermore, the south bay and the peninsula. pretty quiet this morning. >> number six hollywood partied into the early morning hours after a big night at the oscars

open for the big winner at the show. >> number seven. the fun continues today with kelly and marks. after oscars special there live from hollywood, right here on abc seven. that starts at 9 a.m. and of course, entertainment world. still talking about the oscars this morning. from the dazzling stars to the big wins, abc news anchor lara spencer was backstage and has more in today's gma first look. >> hi everybody. it's lara spencer and in this gma first look we are backstage at the oscars with the night's biggest winners. here's a sneak peek. >> and the oscar goes to emma stone >> will you miss bella. now that this journey i have since the day we, we wrapped filming, getting to getting to play her was really the greatest acting experience i've ever had. so i've already been missing her for a long time. but this is really a very beautiful honor to for bella. i'm really so grateful for it. yeah, it's not about me. it's about a team that

came together to make something greater than the sum of its parts, and that is just the beginning. there was so much happening on stage and so much happiness back here backstage after those huge wins. and we will have it all for you with your gma first look. i'm lara spencer. >> an early burst of spring is making it a mustard march in wine country. yellow and gold mustard plants are in full bloom all over the napa and sonoma region. besides being beautiful, they provide a helpful purpose. they protect the world famous vineyards. mustard contains high levels of fumigants which suppress the growth of worms that can damage vines. >> tiny bags from trader joe's are going for big bucks online. they are mini tote bags from the grocery store. they originally cost about three bucks, but then they went viral on tiktok, and now resellers are listing them on sites like ebay for anywhere

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>> if you are not fully in love with that performance, i don't know what's wrong with you now. at 530, ryan gosling brings down the house with a live performance of i'm just ken. it's one of the top moments from the oscars. we'll take you live to la for all the fun. >> then a measles scare just north of us. a case at uc davis may have exposed up to 300 people. and renewed optimism about the future of san francisco. >> the warmer weather bringing more people to outdoor events. >> good morning everybody. it's monday, march 11th. >> speaking of the outdoors, how is that weather? drew? >> hey good morning. so we have some light showers reggie aqui there in the south bay right now. it's a surface front that is bringing us these light showers. the last through about the 6 a.m. hour. for most of us, we're just dealing with cloudy skies. a little bit of fog in the north bay. we're tracking two fronts. one moving through the south bay right now. another one will move through here later on this evening. in between, the two will actually get a fair amount of sunshine right around lunchtime as we see a transition between systems, temperatures.

right now we're in the 30s in our coldest spots, upper 40s to lower 50s around the bay shoreline. currently so outside this morning, what we'll find mostly cloudy skies and isolated shower in the south bay. midday. it looks very nice. the sunshine breaks out, but then into the afternoon those clouds will return. and it's this evening that the rain comes back. this evening is a level one. we'll get those temperatures into the upper 50s and lower 60s for daytime highs. guys >> all right. thank you drew. now we're going to take a live look right now at the san mateo bridge camera. good news. no incidents to report on. highway 92. traffic flowing to and from the east bay. pretty easy this morning on the san mateo bridge. >> now, let's get back to hollywood's biggest night at the oscars. i hope you had fun watching on abc seven. yes, oppenheimer, the big winner bagging seven trophies. >> and this morning, abc news reporter tim pulliam live in los angeles with a look at the biggest moments of the night. good morning. tim >> hello, kumasi. my old friend of more than ten years. good to

be with you. and you, reggie. yeah, let's talk about let's talk about oppenheimer. okay so, yeah, they won big last night, barbie. not so much. only walking away with one oscar. still there were some incredible moments from hollywood's biggest night. oppenheimer, a powerful force at this year's academy awards, winning seven oscars, including best film. >> oppenheimer. oppenheimer. >> oppenheimer. >> eight time nominee christopher nolan, receiving his first win in the directing category. and killian murphy winning his first trophy for best actor, for better or for worse, we're all living in oppenheimer's world, so i would really like to dedicate this to the peacemakers everywhere. poor things, taking home trophies and several design categories. emma stone, winning best actress, the two time winner, accepting the award with a wardrobe malfunction in my dress is broken. >> i think it happened during i'm just kin. the women in this category sandra, annette carey, lily i share this with you. i'm

just kidding. >> anywhere else i beat up ryan gosling's performance of the oscar nominated song bringing the crowd to their feet, but it was barbies other hit song that won the gold. >> what was i made for your brother and sister duo billie eilish and finneas o'connell, setting the record as the youngest two time oscar winners at age 22 and 26. the first award of the night went to supporting actress nominee da'vine joy randolph and the holdovers three time nominee robert downey jr, winning his first oscar for his supporting role in oppenheimer. >> i'd like to thank my terrible childhood and the academy in that order >> yeah. so take a look behind me and you can see the red carpet tent. the crews behind me are not taking wasting any time

breaking that down. celebrities got a chance to enjoy the governor's ball. they partake in food from wolfgang puck and lots of champagne. we are live in hollywood. tim pulliam, abc seven news. >> tim. we were just talking about how they did us dirty this morning because they put up they put up a fence like we're outside. i don't know where we are in an alley. right. so but that's all right because we are living for this bad. >> yeah. you make it look good, friend with the outfit. >> we're living for this. you are a part of the rhythm nation, and we are not mad at this. >> thank you. i had to jazz it up a bit. >> i like it, yes. >> it's good to see you friends. so have a great day. we'll check back in with you in a little. >> now, those who couldn't make the trip opted to watch the show in style. one of the oldest movie theaters in the bay area held a glamorous oscars watch party. the event at orinda theater was complete with fur coats. fancy dresses and nice suits. the owner holds the event, so movie lovers can come together to watch the big show.

>> you're going to watch the oscars, watch it in a theater because that's where you're paying tribute to the people that make theaters go every single day for the oscars kind of celebrate. >> actor mark kosters was at the watch party. he played a background role in the best picture winner oppenheimer happening today. >> some uc berkeley students are trying to take a stand against anti-semitism. i'm abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez, joining us with the action they're planning to take. >> gloria, good morning. kumasi. this morning, jewish students are planning a march, and they say it's to protest the university administration's response to anti-semitism on campus. now, last month, the university condemned a demonstration by activists who surrounded zellerbach hall, where a pro-israel advocate was speaking. uc berkeley professor ron hassner says he is staying in his office 24 over seven until the university takes steps to address anti-semitism on campus. he has set up a mattress in his small office, is teaching all his classes on zoom and is keeping the lights on the

political science professor is staging a sleep in protest to help prevent violence between students. he says many students have faced harassment. we the jewish faculty and the leaders of the jewish student community on campus, have asked the campus to intervene on, and the campus is doing its best. >> but is moving very slowly. and i see that the campus has its best will behind this. but mostly to encourage students, but also to light a bit of a fire under the administration. >> our message is that jewish students have a right to be present and safe on this campus, as much a right as anyone else. >> in a statement, the university says the administration is committed to confronting anti-semitism and holds professor hassner in great esteem. and it is in conversation with him about his concerns. abc seven reached out to several pro-palestinian groups on campus and they declined our interview requests. so of course, we'll stay on top

of this story and bring you the very latest kumasi. thank you. >> gloria. your voice, your vote. president biden is in new hampshire today after both he and his rival, former president donald trump, faced off in competing campaign rallies this weekend. it's one of eight planned visits to swing states for president biden in the wake of his state of the union address. here's abc news reporter nguyen. >> president joe biden and former president donald trump in dueling campaign rallies this weekend. both rivals in the critical swing state of georgia laying out the stakes for this election. >> our freedoms are literally on the ballot this november. >> the president, aiming to lock in the image of a feisty commander in chief, projected at a state of the union address. biden, continuing the themes, raised the fight for democracy and reinstating roe v wade and increasing taxes on the wealthy. biden, pointing to his predecessor, who is rallying in representative marjorie taylor greene's district. >> donald trump has a different constituency. he here's the guy who's kicking off his general

election campaign and the road up with marjorie taylor greene. i can tell you a lot about a person who he keeps company with . >> the ex-president taking aim at the president's immigration policies. >> the border is the biggest problem. i think it's one of the biggest problems, the greatest threat to the history of our country. >> trump is looking to win the battleground state of georgia, where he lost to biden in 2020 and now faces criminal charges for his efforts to overturn his election defeat. our new poll completed after biden's address last week, shows trump holding a three point lead over the president. but 30% say they trust neither candidate. biden's campaign launching a $30 million ad blitz, touting his accomplishments and joking about his age. >> look, i'm not a young guy. that's no secret. >> a day after the president's visit to the swing state of pennsylvania. >> but here's the deal. i understand how to get things done for the american people. >> president biden in new

hampshire today, where he's expected to discuss health care costs. the trump campaign has no scheduled events this week. but trump's lawyers face a big day in court thursday and is classified documents, case and when abc news washington. >> alabama senator katie britt is responding to questions about a graphic story she told during her republican response to president biden's state of the union. during her speech thursday, britt talked about a woman she had met who had been sex trafficked as a 12 year old. britt then criticized the biden administration for unsafe border policies, a day later, a freelance journalist who researched the story posted a tiktok video showing the trafficking case senator britt referenced. actually happened in mexico, not in the u.s, and it happened in the mid 2000 during the george w bush administration . here's senator britt's response. >> to be clear, the story that you relate is not something that's happened under the biden administration. that particular person i'm well, i very i very

clearly said i spoke to a woman who told me about when she was trafficked when she was 12. >> so i didn't say a teenager. i didn't say a young woman, a grown woman, a woman when she was trafficked, when she was 12. >> that didn't answer the question. britt has been accused of intentionally altering parts of the story to portray president biden as being soft on border security. she previously referenced the same story, including on capitol hill in september. >> uc davis medical center in sacramento is trying to contact about 300 people who may have been exposed to measles health officials say it happened after a child was treated for the contagious viral illness at the hospital last week. that child had returned from traveling outside the u.s. and was evaluated on march 5th in the emergency department between noon and 5 p.m. uc davis says it has the it has the situation under control and according to health officials, people with measles are infectious from four days before to four days after

the start of the rash. coming up, brock purdy getting his ring after all. we will explain. >> then the royals admit to editing a photo of kate middleton that left the public with more questions. but first, a check on the weather with drew. >> hey, good morning reggie will take you to san jose, where we do have some light showers falling right now on our san jose camera. a quick moving surface front is making its way through the south bay, but you notice over the last 30 minutes these showers are really falling apart, but still nonetheless, we'll find some wet roadways across milpitas, parts of san jose, even campbell this morning. and that does continue into the east foothills. the bigger picture on live doppler seven along with satellite. we're in between two fronts. one moving through the south bay right now. another one behind it. this one will arrive this evening for widespread rain after the sun goes down. so the morning commute early on. for the next hour, we have that chance of a shower in the south bay. then after that, it's a mix of sun and clouds throughout the

morning, temperatures climbing out of the 40s and into the 50. future weather showing you we're in and out of the clouds today. by lunchtime. it is a bright looking day, but don't get used to it because the clouds come right back in this afternoon and that's ahead of that rain moving in later on this evening. it's a level one tonight because it's minimal rainfall less than a half of an inch expected. and those winds not at all bad. we'll find those gusts between about 15 and 25mph. so today we'll find partly cloudy skies at times, temperatures certainly below average. but behind this front tonight we get a really nice looking forecast for the rest of the week. we'll show

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is on his way out of the bay. espn is reporting that the team will be releasing defensive

lineman eric armstead. the niners wanted to restructure his contract, but armstead wanted to test free agency. now armstead is from sacramento. he's played his entire nine year career with san francisco. >> and congratulations to brock purdy. the 40 niners quarterback got married over the weekend. he got hitched to his longtime sweetheart, jenna, at a ceremony in iowa on saturday. the couple first met in college at iowa state before getting engaged last year. many of us may be recovering this morning from losing that hour of sleep over the weekend. springing forward does bring more warm weather and great events to the bay area. abc seven news reporter tara campbell shows you how san francisco is taking on new life and building a better bay area. >> from free concerts to free tulips, night markets and more, san francisco's welcoming in the spring. ready for a comeback. >> chinatown is still alive and kicking and we're raring to go. >> foot traffic taking over grant avenue for the chinatown

night market, designed to help businesses still struggling post-pandemic, bringing more young people uh- enjoy it and spend money. tane chan is the owner of the walk shop and she's grateful the market is back. this is the most wonderful event that could happen to chinatown. this just one of the night markets set to return to the city. the popular sunset market is expected to once again take over several blocks of the neighborhood this summer, and the bhangra and beats night market will get the party started in may. after drawing thousands downtown in its inaugural year. what is your relationship? meanwhile, this weekend, people piled into oracle park for the giants fan fest and from the stadium to the streets, san francisco's arbor day drawing in families for the fair. the weekend wrapping up at the golden gate bandshell, bringing back another season of more than 100 free concerts. i'm thankful for this beautiful

space to have music here. tara campbell, abc seven news. >> yes, looking forward to all of that this morning. kate middleton is responding to a viral photo posted over the weekend that prompted a warning from the associated press and many other news outlets. it was the first photo shared of middleton since she underwent abdominal surgery after christmas. the royal family shared this image on social media over the weekend in honor of mother's day in britain, but it got quick backlash after people noticed that it was heavily edited and had several inconsistent choices, including marks on princess charlotte's hands. overnight, middleton responded, posting on social media that, like many amateur photographers, she sometimes experiments with editing images and she is sorry for causing confusion. now we are talking about the oscars. we're one of the big revelations of the night happened on the red carpet. actress and singer vanessa hudgens showed off her baby bump. she married mlb player

cole tucker back in december. the couple first met over zoom after joining the same virtual meditation group. well, one of the most talked about oscar moments was ryan gosling's live performance of i'm just kin. he dressed in pink and wowed the crowd. listen to this. i'm just came anywhere else i'd be to. >> that's not what i want to see more, okay. >> but that's all we. >> that's what you're gonna get. >> i was like, that's not it, that's not it. but that's it. you just got to go to our website and listen to more of it. so several of his fellow kids, as you can see there, joined him on stage. you also saw him singing alongside slash from guns n roses. he also went into the crowd. he was. that's the part i like. he was singing with his costars and his director greta gerwig. despite the memorable performance and the song, the song actually lost to billie eilish when it came to

the oscar. what was i made for? but that was also from the movie barbie, so you probably weren't too mad about that. >> something you didn't realize was slash actually is on the original recording of i'm just ken. >> oh, this is being taken upset. >> that's cameraman. >> it's the cameraman. >> yeah, did you know mark ronson was also up there playing guitar for mark and wolfgang van halen? all of them played on the original recording. who would've known? yeah, i didn't know that. >> i was obsessed with that moment. it was really good. >> this had a lot going on. yeah, he was everywhere. he was with everybody. >> i was afraid i was going to suffer from too high expectations because everyone knew he was going to be doing this. yeah. it didn't suffer from two high expectations. it actually delivered. >> it did. >> which i feel like that hardly ever happens in life. so congratulations. >> he did. he channeled that energy one more time. he did. it looked fun i loved it i love him, he's great. he got a lot of jokes in last night. >> he was one of the highlights of the entire show. >> he really was because he didn't do just that. >> he also presented and it was brilliant. the man can do almost

anything. >> and then how like the actors got to introduce their fellow actors is just like a really sweet moment to hear them talk, it was a good show. it was a good show. good job jimmy. all right, outside this morning. it is looking good from our sfo camera right now. but we do have showers in the south bay. live doppler seven showing you the very light in nature. and they're very scattered. and these will linger for the next 30 minutes or so. we'll track another front this evening that brings more widespread wet weather. so we're in and out of the clouds today. temperatures around the bay shoreline in the upper 40s to the lower 50s, from the city to san jose. oakland. good morning. you're at 50. some of our colder spots starting out in the 30s right now. here's the bigger picture. our next front right here. and this one will move through here later on tonight for evening rain. it's pretty light in nature. that's why it's a level one this evening for showers less than half of an inch of rain. and the winds not at all gusty. less than 25mph. so here's future weather again. we're in and out of the clouds today. sunshine breaks out by midday. looks very nice, but the clouds roll back in this afternoon and this evening. here is the light rain

continuing into the early hours of tuesday. tomorrow morning for the commute. it looks like we're just dealing with some wet pavement. a lot of cloud cover can't rule out an afternoon isolated shower, but behind that front, the rest of the week is looking fantastic. rainfall estimates again very low in nature to low impact system, and a lot of that rain is falling. while a lot of us are probably sleeping today. we'll find clouds this morning giving way to sunshine midday before the clouds roll. back in this afternoon. temperatures in the upper 50s to the mid 60s for daytime highs. accuweather seven day forecast showing you we have showers this evening and tomorrow morning and then the pattern we turn dry. and this pattern looks to stay with us for at least a week and a half. expect sunshine and spring like warmth. the weekend looking fantastic guys. >> is that 76 you believe fahrenheit can't be can't be celsius? that's right. you would be in trouble. we would. thank you. still to come on abc seven mornings spring break travel getting disrupted by weather across the country. >> first, though, out of room and over capacity, a local dog shelter wants you to adopt

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are in control, said this weekend that it has no more room for surrender dogs. it's asking people to postpone surrendering dogs as long as possible, at least until today. the shelter says the majority of dogs are there because of legal matters. animal care and control can't adopt or foster them out and they have no choice but to hold them. skiers and snowboarders have been rushing to the sierra after the tahoe area received a good dumping of snow. people hit the slopes of boreal over the weekend to get ahead of the crowd. palisades is also open after the blizzard forced the resort to shut down last week.

skiers who hit the slopes early say now is a good time to come. >> the vibes are great. it's a great day. it was a little icy yesterday. everything softened up. it's great. the park's ripping. yeah, it's a good day. >> the park's ripping. that's good. right? i don't know, i assume that it's good. over at alpine meadows, there was a lift closure because of a power outage over the weekend. >> it is good news. it is good. the park is ripping. got that? >> pow pow. >> here's a look at the almanac today in the city. the forecast high 59 is a bit below our average of 62, but i really wanted to point out because of the time change. now our sunset at uh- is after 7 p.m. our sunrise is after 7 a.m, so just realize it stays a lot darker this morning than it did last week, and we'll find a nice looking midday before clouds roll back in this evening. live doppler seven this morning showing you we have some isolated showers is really breaking down in the south bay.

there's a surface front that's currently moving through. we'll get a nice break in the cloud cover right around lunchtime, and then that cloud cover rolls back in this evening. so looking at the planner today, we're in and out of the clouds. that's the theme. and then later on this evening we'll have showers roll back into the forecast. this evening it is a level one for light rain. less than a half of an inch of rainfall. and the winds, not all that gusty, will keep them less than about 25mph in the overnight hours. reggie drew, thank you. >> next to six on abc seven mornings. a push to end alleged anti-semitism on uc berkeley's campus. details on why students are marching later today and our coverage of hollywood's biggest night. >> we are live in los angeles with the best and biggest moments from the 96th academy awards. >> it is 557 where it is dark and early, and it's going to be dark. as drew just said for quite a while then we are looking for you. we are the peace corps. with volunteers in more than 60 countries. living together. working together.

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i see oppenheimer. >> we're just gonna keep playing this. do we clap? now? strange. >> now at six, hollywood's biggest night. belonging to oppenheimer. we are live in la. this morning with the best, the awkward and of course, the memorable. >> then when uc berkeley professor staging a sit in to end what he calls anti semitism on campus and such a beautiful sight in the skies of san francisco last week. >> what is