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 it going to look like

this week? of course, drew has the answer if you didn't see it, it's the biggest award of the night and al pacino doesn't read any of the nominees. >> he just says, my eyes see oppenheimer. >> and they did. they did. >> i just like i like a moment like. and the oscar goes to give us, like a couple of seconds, be like, give us a camera shot of the people who are up for the award. >> anything. >> you know what we're talking about this one. you're right. >> all right. fine >> good morning. on this monday, march 11th, my eyes see a forecast. >> yeah. and my i see rain. so we have some damp spots in the south bay. good morning. there's a front that's currently moving through. these are just isolated very light showers moving through san jose. but they're falling apart. and the last about the next 30 minutes or so. what's happening. we're in between two fronts. one currently moving through the south bay and then another one knocking on our door. this one arrives in the evening. in between, we'll get a bit of sunshine around lunchtime. so we're in and out of the clouds

today. there's that sunny break midday. then we turn cloudy once again in the afternoon, and then widespread rain returns this evening. it's a level one this evening for light rain and low rainfall totals will go hour by hour in future weather. coming up in a few minutes and show you the storm. guys. kumasi >> all righty. thank you. drew. breaking overnight. we are learning that highway patrol is investigating a two car crash right now. there is the crash right there. you can see on our map northbound 101 before oakland road. of course, we will get update on that at the moment. now, this is a deadly hit and run that is being investigated right now by highway patrol involving a pedestrian in san francisco. it happened on westbound 80 near the fifth street offramp before 2:00 this morning. the lanes have since reopened. the pedestrian died at the scene. the driver took off has not been caught yet. troopers are asking for any potential witnesses. >> happening today, 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. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is here to explain how one professor is raising awareness. 24 hours a day. >> good morning, reggie, the professor says that he'll 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 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 will 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. but the professor says more needs to be done. he says

many students have faced harassment and they're facing uh- 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 holds 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 the message is that jewish students have a right to be on campus, present and safe, just like anybody else. and abc seven reached out to several pro-palestinian groups on campus. they declined our interview requests. and of course, we'll stay on top of this story for you. kumasi. >> thank you. gloria. pro-palestinian rallies blocked streets outside 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 onto the red carpet and on the award stage, several attendees, including best song winners billie eilish and finneas, were pins for gaza. >> it's speaking of the oscars, there's another big production waiting in the wings. kelly ripa and mark consuelos are hosting their special after the oscars show. both of the hosts pull an all nighter, putting the show together, i get in my bathrobe and my fuzzy slippers and i walk. i shuffle down the hallway from my, you know, hotel room to the production office, which is a suite of hotel rooms. we chose and selected cultural moments throughout academy award history . >> viewers at home. we'll get to sharing the excitement with kelly and mark later this morning. our coverage of the

96th annual academy awards continues throughout the morning . in a few minutes, luz pena will join us live from la at seven. gma keeps things rolling with more highlights and backstage interviews with the stars. and then as i mentioned, kelly and mark have that special that starts at 9 a.m. and it's all right here on abc seven. >> 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. >> the 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. he is 87 year old fu-sheng li ye. 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, breach caused the devastating flooding of a farm worker community in monterey county, and the area continues to recover. the breach flooded more than 200 homes in pah'-ha-roe. our media partner, the bay area news group, reports that flood victims received more than $10 million in aid, with 5 million more still available in state funds. residents filed a lawsuit accusing the county of negligence in november, federal and local officials moved

forward with a nearly $600 million levee fix. >> extreme weather is hitting tens of millions of americans as they wake up to warnings this morning on the east coast, strong winds are cranking up as a powerful storm is moving out. the weather is also disrupting spring break travel plans. hundreds of flights are delayed or even canceled in florida. southwest airlines is hit hard with delays nationwide. >> you're supposed to leave at six. we've been delayed to nine. and my understanding something to do with thunderstorms and weather. >> in the south, tornadoes are tearing through. georgia winds up to 130 miles. an hour were recorded ripping apart homes and leaving twisted piles of metal and mangled trees still to come. we are looking back at the 96th academy awards. abc seven news reporter luz pena live in la with the latest buzz from hollywood. >> but first, concerns for a pair of bald eagles in their offspring right here in

california. that's after the break. >> 6 to 8 this morning. we have some light isolated showers moving through the south bay. live. look at san jose. that's 87. and the showers this morning are very isolated. they're only lasting for the next hour. much of the morning is a mix of sun and clouds before more widespread rain returns later on this e

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we have a surface front that is bringing some isolated showers. they're falling apart and they're only going to last through the next about 60 minutes. we're in and out of the clouds throughout the day. the reason why we're in between two fronts, one moving through the south bay. now, another one on its heels. this one will bring us some evening rain. so here's future weather. we actually get bright sunshine around noon. it's a nice looking midday, but

then the clouds roll back in ahead of that rain that arrives this evening. that rain likely moving in after about 7:00. remember, your sunset now is after 7 p.m. because of the time change level one this evening for light rain, less than half of an inch and the winds? not all that gusty less than 25mph. so intervals of clouds, a little bit of sunshine midday before that evening. rain returns. upper 50s to the mid 60s. your sunset today at 7:14 p.m. guys >> thank you. drew. still ahead, the item flying off the shelves at trader joe's so quickly that now the store is limiting purchases as we head to break a live look outside. >> it is when you have moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, you can stay ahead of your eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body

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for fasting, prayer, and intense spiritual rejuvenation. those who honor the holy month must refrain from eating or drinking after sunrise and before sunset. the final day of ramadan will be tuesday, april 9th. >> there's growing concern about eggs belonging to the famous big bear bald eagles. all three eggs are likely no longer viable, so we are looking right now at the live feed of jackie and shadow's nest. the pair successfully hatched an eaglet previously in 2022, later named spirit. on saturday. an expert with the organization that hosts this bald eagle camera said one of the three eggs laid back in january was no longer viable to hatch. there have been no other updates, but the incubation period for bald eagle eggs is 35 to 38 days, which means the other two eggs are past viability as well. >> we're getting a look at new video showing a stunning sight across san francisco. shots of a red rainbow taken tuesday morning. the photographer said he caught it on camera as a band of rain was coming in. he timed it just right to catch the rainbow as it was over the bay

bridge and the city skyline, he said. the light peeking lasts exactly four minutes and it is quite stunning. now to hollywood's biggest night, the 96th academy awards show may have been a ceremony. it was a ceremony to remember. not may have been. oh, it was, it was the night had tearjerking speeches, award upsets and plenty of laughs. >> yes. abc seven news reporter luz pena live in los angeles with the biggest moments. luis, you were there on the red carpet. you saw all the good things and you were looking good while doing it. the dresses were on point. >> oh, you're so sweet. you are so sweet, you guys. i'm still wearing a cool dress today. we're at the dolby theater right now, and the live with kelly and mark show is happening right now. and just a couple hours ago, the oscars were happening behind these closed doors. 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 killian murphy, who played j. robert oppenheimer, known as the father of the atomic bomb wins that put to rest the competition between oppenheimer and barbie, which won one of its eight nominations. ryan gosling lit up the oscar 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. >> he's 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. are >> we're so proud of our grandson. >> bay area oscar nominated filmmaker leo chiang 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 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 we are so of our filmmakers from the bay area who were nominated for an oscar this year. and i don't know if you can hear this about 2000 audience members inside the live with kelly and mark after the oscars show. we'll have more on that later on live in los angeles. luz pena, abc seven news. >> yes, this is lucy's first time covering the oscars. >> kumasi has also covered the oscars. so i'm curious, louis, from your perspective of, you know, what was the highlight for you? what was the most interesting part? >> you know, i honestly love the speeches, but i also thought it was very, interesting how al pacino announced best picture. everybody was like, what is happening? and you could see how the dolby theater crew were just moving around like, wait, did he just announces, was he not going to mention the other? the other nominees? so i thought that was really peculiar. but overall it was an incredible night being on

the red carpet. it was so much fun meeting so many nominees, being there for obviously our bay area nominees. it was so great to see them there and live their dream. that was super exciting. >> now i remember screaming at denzel washington and he just kept walking. he was like, hey girl, leave me alone now. was there anybody that you were really trying to like get them to talk to you? did it work? did it not work? >> okay. so i got to tell you guys something. so this is actually my third time at the oscars. my first time was in college. >> third time this was it. >> so my first time was when i was in college and i won an oscar competition with mtv. i got to come to the oscars and one of the first, yeah, i won. i one of my first interviews was with mark ruffalo. so seeing him again yesterday was super cool, and he didn't stop for an interview, but i just shouted and i said, hey, do you think this is your year? and he's like, yes, i hope it's my year. but as we know, it wasn't so we're hoping for the best. well,

y'all had an academy award for him and now we're learning that. >> she said i was ten. >> yeah, this is actually the third time me and mark go way back. >> we go way back. it was good to see you, mark. >> i'll catch you later. >> no, no. you're good. yeah. i'll catch you later. all right. boo boo. that is funny. lose. okay well, looks like you had a time. >> yes. >> lose also taught me something so much fun. i wanted to let you know that i was following you on social media, and she taught me about this new thing. they have to keep the publicist out of the shots during the red carpet. it's very clever. >> is that crazy? >> yeah. do you want to quickly just say what that is? >> it was super cool to see that. what was that? >> you want to just quickly say what that was? >> i can't hear what you said. >> okay, i'll explain it. no no, i just wanted to. yeah. go ahead . >> okay. yeah. so i chose my photographer. just told me i couldn't hear in the ifp. but anyway. so it's basically like this. like walk through that. the oscars placed this time around for the oscars. so the pr crew, the family members who

don't want to be photographed are not in the area where the photographers are taking pictures of the nominees and the celebrities. so that was new this year, which i thought was super interesting because you know, obviously you notice every time you go to these award shows, there's a lot of people around the nominees or the celebrities and they're in the middle of those shots. so this time around, the oscars, a place like this, like passage, this like walk through. so the pr crew were just hiding behind this wall and you wouldn't see them, and you just see the celebrities or the nominees taking their photos. yeah, that was pretty cool. >> yeah, it's like a secret passageway for the unseen. >> yes. the people that don't want to be seen. no, no no no tunnel. you tunnel like. yeah. that's right. >> i don't want to be. yeah, yeah. they're like i don't want to be photographed. let's just go through there. so yeah they had a chance to do that this year. >> it was great talking to you for the third time. she's covering this time okay. that makes a lot of sense because i saw a lot of videos where, like, couples were reuniting at the end. i was like, what is happening? yeah, now that makes

sense. you know, now you don't. >> very cool. >> thanks. luz. outside sutro tower. it is quiet here, but we do have showers in parts of the south bay, just very isolated. they're falling apart. it's a surface front that's moving through. we have one right now. another one later on this evening. a winter weather advisory is in effect for the west slope of the sierra. this until tomorrow. we're just expecting a few inches of snow. not anything big like the blizzard we had a couple of weekends ago. here's our next front. this one arrives here this evening for widespread rain after the sun goes down. so tonight it's a level one for that light rain. rainfall totals less than a half of an inch in the winds. not breezy at all. less than 25mph. right around noon today, we actually had a lot of sunshine. the cloud cover breaks down, but it rolls back in here. this evening for those light showers continuing early tomorrow morning. for much of tuesday, we'll likely keep that cloud cover and perhaps an isolated shower in the afternoon. but after tuesday, the forecast is looking fantastic. i can't wait to show you it. here's rainfall estimates as we head through the next 24 hours. very low. we're talking less than a half of an inch. this is a minimal impact

system as it crosses us late tonight into early tomorrow morning. highs today. we'll get some sunshine breaking out. midday clouds roll back in this afternoon for evening rain. upper 50s to the lower 60s. tonight we'll track those showers and temperatures, mainly in the 30s and in the 40s. accuweather seven day after tomorrow. look at this. a dry pattern commences and it's going to last for quite some time. we'll have warmer weather moving in 70. start to come back here on thursday. and then over the weekend and get out and enjoy that sunshine and above average warmth. guys >> drew thank you. good morning america is coming up at seven right here on abc seven. >> and ginger zee has a look at what's ahead. >> good morning. it's great to be with all of you coming up here on gma. we've got the big moments from last night's oscars. plus we're going to take you backstage with the winner after their golden moments. lara was right there to greet them all. and the travel mess after southwest canceled or delayed hundreds of flights as spring break gears up, there's also a new air scare that rocked one plane, injuring at least 50 passengers and some big wind to deal with here in the nor

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placing limits on how many you can buy. one employee said that she thinks a lot of parents are planning to use them for easter baskets. okay, next at 630 glitz and glam how the bay area celebrated and marked the oscars last night. then the senator who delivered the gop rebuttal, trying to clear up inconsistent in her story. as we head to break a l

i'm just gonna go. and i'm great with stuff. >> how come you can hear her? him but you can't hear them? did you notice that? were they lipstick king? whatever. it was ryan gosling did such a great

job last night with his performance of i'm just ken, one of the top moments of the oscars. we'll take you live to la for all the fun. it's the hand holding for me. it's the hand. >> it's the kiss. then the hand hold. yes >> now we're also talking about a measles scare just north of us. a case at uc davis that could potentially have exposed up to 300 people, and renewed optimism about the future of san francisco. >> just because it's getting warmer and things are happening outside, that's all. >> that's enough, that's enough, that's enough. >> good morning everybody. it is monday, march 11th. >> we're at a take what we can get situation. >> drew you know what. we got an hour of time taken from us on sunday. so we got to do what we can to get out there and enjoy that sunshine. this morning though a couple light showers in the south bay. we'll take you to live. doppler seven. just some isolated very light rain is falling as the surface front moves through here. most of us just dealing with mostly cloudy conditions. we're in between two fronts, one moving through the south bay right now. another one right behind it. now this one

will arrive in the evening for widespread rain again after the sun goes down tonight. so the day planner, we're in and out of the cloud cover, bright sunshine, midday. but those clouds roll back in this afternoon. and then tonight we'll track those scattered showers arriving once again. it's a level one this evening, which is light rain out there in the overnight hours. we'll take a closer look at the timeline of this event coming up in a few minutes. but kumasi tsay a look at traffic this morning. >> drew, let's take a look at drive times right now. you can see that tracy to dublin 55 minutes right now 101 southbound san rafael to san francisco is taking about 16 minutes and antioch to concord 28 minutes. and of course, you can expect that usual traffic delays westbound for from pittsburgh to concord. >> let's talk about the oscars. hollywood's biggest night. you saw right here on abc seven. >> yes. oppenheimer was a big winner, bagging seven trophies. >> and this morning, my friend and abc news reporter tim pulliam live in los angeles with

a look at the biggest moments of the night. hi, tim. >> hello, my friend. and hello, reggie. nice to be with you this morning. yeah. take a look behind me. you are seeing the remnants of the red carpet tent. they are breaking that thing down. that's why we are on hollywood boulevard at the moment. let's talk about oppenheimer. they had a very good night last night, barbie. not so much. only walking away with one oscar. still, there were some incredible moments last night. oppenheimer, a powerful force at this year's academy awards, winning seven oscars, including best film. >> oppenheimer. oppenheimer and oppenheimer. >> eight time nominee christopher nolan receiving his first win in the directing category, and cillian 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've been told 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

>> so funny. yeah. and take a look at the building behind me on the top floor. that was where the governors ball took place. celebrities got a chance to celebrate with champagne and food catered by wolfgang puck. we're live in hollywood. tim pulliam, abc seven news. >> the best dressed was john cena. tell me i'm wrong. >> who? >> he bared it all. he sewed it all. he risked it all. >> he risked. he did. >> risked it all. and it paid off. i was wondering, is this going to work? and it really did work. i think people love seeing like it was very like self-depreciating and fun and careful, careful steps, careful steps. you yeah. we love to see it. tim. it's nice seeing you again. thank you. 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, fur coats, hopefully fake

ones, 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. >> and even a background actor. mark kolster is from oppenheimer was there at the ceremony to see oppenheimer really sweep most of it of the show happening today, some uc berkeley students are trying to take a stand against anti-semitism. >> abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joining us live with the action they're planning to take. >> gloria, good morning, kumasi this morning. jewish students are planning to march. they say it's to protest the university administration's response to anti-semitism on campus. last month, the university condemned a demonstration by activists who surrounded zellerbach hall, where a pro-israel advocate was speaking. but the professor says more needs to be done. 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 office. he's teaching all his classes on zoom, and he's keeping the lights on. the political science professor is staging a sleep in protest to help prevent violence between students. the professor says many students have faced harassment, and we, the jewish faculty and the leaders of the jewish student community on campus, have asked the campus to intervene. >> 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. live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news kumasi. thank you gloria. >> your voice, your vote. president biden is in new hampshire today after both he and rival former president donald trump faced off in competing campaign rallies over the weekend. this is one of eight planned visits for 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. here's a 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 his classified documents case and when. abc news, washington. alabama senator katie britt is trying to clear up questions about a graphic story she told during her republican response to president biden's state of the union address. >> during her speech thursday, britt talked about a woman she'd 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 that senator britt was referencing actually happened in mexico, not in the us, and that it occurred in the

mid 2000 during the george w bush administration sunday. this is how senator britt responded. >> 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. >> britt never did directly answer the question. she's been accused of intentionally altering parts of the story to portray president biden as being soft on border security. she has previously referenced that same story, including on capitol hill in september. developing news at least ten people were hurt after an incident on a flight from australia to new zealand, latam airlines says a technical problem caused strong movement on the plane. seven passengers and three crew members were taken to a local hospital to get

checked out. no serious injuries were reported. the airline says the plane had taken off from sydney and landed as scheduled at auckland airport. >> authorities are trying to find out what led to a shooting on the bay bridge. that left a person hurt, and it shut down nearly all lanes. police say a woman was shot while heading eastbound toward yerba buena island around 830 saturday night. so this is video of the victim's car. police say the suspects fired multiple shots at the car while it was going through a tunnel. now, we do know the woman had to be taken to the hospital at this point. the extent of her injuries is not clear. >> it looks like a callback is advising that they were shot. they were heading eastbound towards oakland inside a blue toyota camry. again medics are responding as well. three they were shot going through the tunnel. >> gunshot victim to the leg. conscious breathing. >> authorities say they do not have a list of suspects or know the motive behind the shooting. abc seven news was on the scene

as police conducted their investigation. you can see all of this led to massive backups on a busy saturday night. 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. the child had returned from traveling outside the u.s. and was evacuated on march 5th in the emergency department between noon and 5 p.m. uc davis says it has the situation under control, according to health officials. people with measles are infectious from four days before to four days after the onset of the rash. >> many of us may be recovering from losing that hour of sleep over the weekend, springing forward usually brings more warm weather 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 reporter. >> 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 bangaram beach night market will get the party started in may. after drawing thousands downtown in its inaugural year. meanwhile, this weekend, people piled into oracle park for the giants fan fest and from the stadium to the streets of 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 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 the image on social media over the weekend in honor of mother's day in britain, but it received a quick backlash after people noticed it was heavily edited and had several inconsistencies, 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. still ahead, brock purdy getting a ring after all. we are going to

explain and let's take a live look right now at the big board at the new york stock exchange. you can see we're down now about 90 points, 8590 points. another update on the markets next. and make sure you stay with us on the abc seven bay area streaming app at seven for abc seven at seven. we are live weekdays from 7 to 8 a.m. you can download the app now wherever you stream. >> time now approaching 646. in san jose, we have a couple of light isolated showers out there. you can see those drops on the cameraman camera lens rather. here's live doppler seven showing you just some very sporadic light showers at the surface front. moving through the south bay right now. so you look at the morning commute for the next hour. we'll keep that chance of a light sprinkle in the south bay after 7 a.m. it's just a mix of sun and clouds and those temperatures rising through the 40s and through the 50s. future weather showing you we're in and out of the clouds today. we'll get a bit of sunshine here around midday, but then the clouds fill back in throughout the afternoon. and then we're tracking evening rain

after the sun goes down. this will be a level one this evening for light rain, less than a half of an inch of rainfall. and the winds. not all that gusty. less than about 25mph. so all in all, this is a low impact event. today we'll start out with cloud cover. this morning a bit of sunshine midday. then the clouds roll back in this afternoon ahead of that evening rain. we'll get those temperatures in the upper 50s to the mid 60s. we'll take a look at rainfall totals and then a gorgeous forecast about to hit us starting on wednesday with the seven day we'll have that nine

but there was much more to the show. of course, in just the awards, there's the fashion. abc7 news reporter luz pena was one of the people keeping up with those fashion trends. she joins us live from la this morning. hi, luis. >> hey. okay. say that again. the fashion shot again. i love

let's talk about fashion or fashion. there were so many incredible gowns on the red carpet last night. i personally loved america ferrera in that pink sequined dress. she looked incredible. very barbie. so when i was told that i was coming to the oscars, obviously one of my first thoughts was, what am i going to wear? and that's when we decided to feature several bay area fashion designers. and one of them was very and sacco. >> oh wow. a long time. the first step is the fabric was hand-painted, so it was kind of rolled out in our studio, and the artist came in and then each strip was individually hand pleated. so i would say it's about two months. yeah i mean two months. yeah. this is not fast fashion. oh my gosh. yes yeah. >> and that's exactly what we don't see. the months and years and many of these fashion

designers spend making those masterpieces. i loved wearing the green dress that i wore on the red carpet yesterday. it made me feel so beautiful. and i was just so proud to wear a bay area designer on the red carpet and making their dream also come true. what were some of your guys's favorites? gowns >> oh well, i think that john cena should win best dressed. okay. >> oh my gosh. >> or lack thereof. yeah. you know, sometimes less is in fact, more. >> i really thought we didn't. oh my god, we didn't see a lot of it on stage, but i thought that issa rae was giving full glamor model. she is one of the funniest people and smartest people in hollywood. but also an actual supermodel. like, she just to me looked incredible last night. >> everything is always, yeah, great. >> loved it. and then wait, you mentioned america right at the top. yeah, i thought america truly was had to be in the top

five. like she just i love i love the haircut, i love the outfit. she just to me embodied the spirit. look, i was pulling for that girl. i really wanted her to get elegant. i wanted to see her lose. >> this does not have any kind of colman domingo. a lot of san francisco roots. he always dresses to impress. did you happen to see him on the red carpet? because he would have been the one. i'd been like colman. >> i did see, i did, and he looked amazing. he was right next to us. i said, hey, let's do an interview. but he was actually kind of late to the oscars, and he was like five minutes before he was about to start. so he had to head out. but i thought it was really interesting was that when we were talking about barbie, you did see margot wearing black and people were saying that she was actually going to the funeral of barbie. so i don't know. i did see that right. >> barbie can do lots of things. she's an astronaut. she's a news anchor, and she can go to a funeral by lose. thank you. lose that was lucy's tv funeral right

now. i guess. now for your morning money report. we're getting a better look at san francisco based reddit's initial public offering. bloomberg says the company plans to raise nearly $750 million in its ipo, selling 22 million shares between 31 to $34. company officials plan to start pricing on wednesday, march 20th, and trading is expected to begin the following day. now let's see what's happening at the new york stock exchange today as trading gets underway. we're actually down about 105 points. >> skiers and snowboarders have been rushing to the sierra after the tahoe area got a pretty good dumping of snow. people hit the slopes at boreal ski resort to get ahead of the crowd. palisades also opened after the blizzard forced the resort to shut down last week. now, skiers who hit the slopes early say now is a good time to come to the area. >> 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. >> now over at alpine meadows,

there was a lift closure due to a power outage over the weekend. >> the vibe seem correct? that's what i'm getting from those folks. a littitore snow coming. how about that? >> more snow? okay. >> calm down. >> looks like you're gonna be up there. like you're affected by it, like depressed. really? stop it. not more. i can't. >> oh, man. reggie, here's the winter weather advisory. he's so affected by this. just prepare. okay? it's just a few inches of snow over the next 24 hours. back here at home, we have some light showers, mainly in the south bay. we're in between fronts. one moving through the south bay now. another one to our north. this one arrives this evening. it's a level one this evening for light rain. less than half of an inch of rainfall expected. and the winds? not all that gusty. less than 25mph. by noon today, we actually see a fair amount of sunshine. but then the clouds are back this afternoon. ahead of that rain this evening, on and off in the overnight hours and even into tomorrow, there could be an

isolated shower throughout the morning and into the afternoon, but by wednesday, get ready for bright sunshine to return. rainfall totals very low. with this quick moving system, less than a half of an inch across the region. today, we're in and out of the cloud cover temperatures in the upper 50s to the mid 60s for daytime highs tonight, we'll track those showers in the overnight period with our level one light storm on the abc seven storm impact scale. accuweather seven day after tuesday, get ready for a dry pattern to set up for several days. warm weather comes back 70 start to pop up on thursday and that continues into the weekend. >> guys, thanks for your congratulations to brock purdy, the 40 niners quarterback got married over the weekend. he is now hitched to his longtime sweetheart, jenna. they did it at a ceremony in iowa on saturday. the couple first met in college at iowa state before getting engaged last year. coming up next, the seven things you need to know today as you head to break a live chevy silverado with the turbomax engine

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a uc berkeley professor is waking up in his campus office. he's vowing to stay there until university officials take action against anti-semitism on campus. he says recent violent events prompted his action. >> number two, have you seen this man? oakland police say 87 year old fu sheng ye has been missing since yesterday morning. he has dementia and 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'll get you out there this morning, a live look from our rooftop camera. a couple of light sprinkles in the south bay right now. some sunshine midday before the clouds roll back in this afternoon for some evening rain. the rain this evening. it's a level one. less than a half of an inch expected. >> number five a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see the metering lights are on and it is stop and go from

grand avenue. delays continue across the span into the city and number six. >> now here's something you don't see and didn't see last night during the oscars broadcast. after the win, the stars take their statues back to get their names engraved on them and then they go party. oppenheimer was a big winner last night. seven trophies and number seven. >> the fun continues today with kelly and marks after the oscars special. they are live from hollywood right here on abc seven. that starts at 9 a.m. that is where luz pena was standing, just outside of the doors of the dolby theater, where they do the show every year. >> i want to see what they look like because did they sleep? probably not. >> it doesn't seem like it. >> what did they look like? the makeup team. overtime. >> they made it happen. >> i love that, but you don't get much of the illusion to get any sleep either. >> oh, got very little and lost an hour and lost an hour. >> how rude. >> like, it's a lot because that turnaround. because she was live at 11, where everyone's leaving the oscars. the parties and getting ready for all of that. and then up bright and early to tell us about everything. so

shout out to lose. just getting it. >> >> i want to see you harass colman domingo though. >> we're friends though so it wouldn't be like that okay. like hi coleman. >> and he would come over. >> he'd be like hey girl what do you need. >> it's good to see you. yeah >> i don't have to do it with him like i did. denzel screaming >> good morning america.creaming big night in hollywood and now a star studded morning. oh what a night. oppenheimer running away with seven oscars. >> it wasn't that much of a rivalry. >> robert downey jr. cillian murphy. >> i'd like to dedicate this to peace makers everywhere. >> christopher nolan and more. plus da'vine joy randolph's powerful speech. >> for so h