all eyes are on hollywood. maybe you are in office pool or oscar party for very different academy awards show tonight. >> rain or shine, hollywood boulevard and the kodak theater are just about ready for the 83rd edition of the academy awards. it's something like different for tonight's show. it features new employers and new hope. flanco and hathaway are not comics. >> there has been a long tradition of hosting the world's greatest movie shows. >> there are ten nominees for best picture but it looks like two films. the social network and the

king's speech. in the last few weeks, the king's speech has been on a royal roll taking top honors. many expect colin firth to win his first oscar as king george vi. >> natalie portman on point performance in black swan puts her in the spotlight in the best actress category. it may be about time for annette bening. >> it's time and it could very well be annette bening's time. >> the upsets happen in the supporting actor and actress category. melissalee seems to have the upper hand but look out for newcomer haley seinfeld. christian bale is the favorite for best supporting actor and big night for king's speech.

keep an eye out for jeffrey rush. it must feel like deva-vu for jeffrey return, up for best supporting actor in a movie that was up for best picture. that year, shakespeare won, but he didn't. >> the academy awards are right here on "abc 7 news." coverage begins with on the carpet at 2:00. the oscar show starts again at 5:30 followed by post awards special and then "abc 7 news" at 11:00. we have some developing news, operations underway right now near san francisco's lands end. san francisco firefighters and coastguard crews using boats and a helicopter reached a hiker who tells rescuers he fell from the cliff last night. he spent a very cold night on a rocky area near the water. during the rescue operation, a

firefighter suffered a leg injury, as well. that rescue is going on as we say right now. we'll bring you more information as it becomes available. >> that hiker was right, it was very cold last night. some record freezing temperatures were recorded overnight. let's check in with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. you can see the clear sky out there. good radiational cooling. its beautiful start to the day and did he september warm up. but we did have a couple records 36 in oakland. record was 39 back in 2007 and napa dropped down to 27 degrees for a time. still quite cold in the north bay. also redwood city but they are beginning to come up out of the freezing numbers and we'll see numbers surpass yesterday's readings by as much as five to seven degrees. we'll continue to see the warmup as tradeoff and wet weather

coming our way mid-week. >> dozens of warming centers are open in the south bay again this morning. there are ten places people can go to warm up in san jose. the centers are open until noon. we have posted a list of all of them on our website at www.abc7.com. >> now, somewhere in the middle of all this cold weather there is a man who has been missing since thursday. last night, a team of 50 volunteers with search dogs combed golden gate park looking for 73-year-old kenneth chan. we're told he is suffers from schizophrenia and high blood pressure and he doesn't have his medication. he is 5'10", 172 pounds, he was wearing a black jacket and long blue sleeve shirt. >> a pilot survived the crash of his small plane yesterday with barely a scratch. the plane came counsel in the north end of the dumbarton

bridge where it flipped over. the faa says the pilot lost power after taking off from the airport. they sent out a air boat out to rescue him. >> he landed in the mud and did a good job in doing because he appears he is non-injured. it appears to be leaking oil so we need to get it removed as quickly as possible. >> the man is a retired commercial pilot with about 30,000 hours of flight experience. san francisco police are investigating the shooting death of a man sitting in a car the potrero hill district. he was shot dakota street around 8:00. police cordoned off the area and another nearby car had bullet cars in it. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. his name has not been released. >> developing news in the mideast, few nearby shan prime

minister has announced his resignation following a renewed outrage of street violence in the country the last few days. he had pledged and stay and guide that country until elections could be held after the president fled the country last month. he had been a longtime ally of the few nearby shan president. germany says they have evacuated 130 people from libyan desert as they imposed sanctions against libya. the khadafy family is telling its side of the story. christiane ammanpour is only one of handful of journalists that were invited there. she saw a huge amount of refugees, most with little hope of getting a flight out.

she aired an interview with two of his sons, who advised his father. he says the air strikes are fabricated. >> show me a single bomb or single casualty. the libyan air force destroyed just the ammunition sites. >> many of them, the system is corrupt. so the best thing is to jump from the ship, the ship is sinking. >> he says the family has no intention of leaving libya or relinquishing power. >> he was known as being eccentric. latest twist in the collection of witchcraft books. jeffrey shows us more of his

strange world. >> his ex centricity was no secret but now this, a library of witchcraft books in an abandoned al palace in eastern libya and his personal nurse always described as a voluntary loup us on ukrainian has deserted him and heading home. he is a world news. in bizarre outfits, that there he was in broken robes and turbins raling against protestors that he said took pills given by foreigners. but he semd, well, colorful. his posse of 40 female bodyguards. the bulletproof bedouin tent and he insisted on taking with him wherever he traveled. he wore this stuff.

in retrospect, it's been a cutting way to distract the reality of his 41-year rule. as the world has seen over the next ten days, there was nothing about it. >> he was dictator but a brutal dictator, no one says no to a ding at a timer. >> from his speeches this week it's clear that muammar khadafy seize the up rising in libya as a personal affront. it's also clear that he is losing his ground of reality if he ever had it. >> coming up next, a frantic effort in georgia after a some-month-old baby girl is trapped inside a bank vault with just nine hours of oxygen as a supply. after charlie sheen defends the radio rant that led cbs to pug the plug on his popular sitcom.

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because everyone deserves a lifetime. if you have young kids you know you constantly have to keep your eye on them. case in point, a toddler visiting her grandmother at work. she works at a bank and 14-month-old girl ventured in the vault just before it electronically longed for the night.

[ siren ] >> it could be the script for a hollywood heist. the star of this drama was just 14 months old. a little girl that sent off a frantic rescue effort in getting too curious. >> customers had left the bank and toddler walked into the vault just about the time the vault closed with its time lock. >> there was a desperate attempt to free her. they aren't set to unlock in morning with nine hour supply of oxygen. >> so the most important thing. >> with rescuers powerless to help. there is one option, call in a professional safe cracker. he gets people out of jam for a living. police give him a high speed escort to the scene. >> before i got to her, she was

scared because of the drilling noise and all that. once i heard her cry i knew everything was okay. >> he worked three hours, while rescue workers pumped in fresh air through the vent and then with the help of a large drill he breaks lieu the door and disabled the lock. the little girl is finally free. >> she cried for a while but she was laying there, this is one of those things that this is happy ending. it's nice to have one of zblees this girl was carried by her mom who probably won't be letting her walk away alone anytime soon. >> after charlie sitting down to the comments he made that has led to the cancellation of tv snow. they suspended hit comedy after sheen blasted the is how's producer during a radio interview last week. he referred to his executive

producer by his better name that sparked claims of anti-semitism. but if someone calls him carlos este vefz that wouldn't make them anti-latino. it airs on special edition of 20/20. >> i'm not complaining. i'm noting it's been very cold? >> you're right. despite the sunshine we still have temperatures below freezing this hour. the sun has been up for almost three hours. the numbers are in the lower 30s? santa rosa. napa is 33. a live look from mount tam. there are clouds out there but litter be sunny, warmer today but that won't last. stay tuned. >> also stay tuned for the quest for a championship. mike shumann

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. i believe we have record low temperatures overnight. >> we do. we have a couple. napa was down to 27. oakland was in the 30s this morning. we are still look at plenty of 30s. it's going to take time in warmup. truckee is at minus 4.

tahoe valley airport is at 4 and yesterday they broke a record of minus 15 in the sierra. and higher elevations, of course will be cold and the highs there is at south lake only 32 degrees. emeryville, still sitting in the 30s. there is berkeley marina and the frost is melting but what a night the past couple of nights. if you are out earlier to scrape the frost off the windshield, 39 in napa. that is 12 degrees warmer than your overnight low. take a look at redwood city, 36 degrees. livermore valley, still quite cool, you were 28 degrees this morning. we will be looking at a warmup because already at this hour, we are five degrees warmer than we were yesterday in san rafael, san francisco, everybody a little bit warmer but we will look for temperatures to take a hit tomorrow when we see more clouds around. so enjoy the sunshine today. we'll see numbers back up in the 50s and more rain ries, just a

little bit of rain tomorrow and tuesday. it looks like everyone should get wet by wednesday. a weak area of high pressure allowing a sunny day all across the state. a welcome relief. waver not talking any big precipitation, monday and tuesday, just an overrunning system that will bring us light rain, tomorrow perhaps in the north bay but a deeper system sits in the sub tropics. that will be bringing higher snow levels come wednesday. the here is what it will look like when you wake up. cloudy skies, afternoon hours you begin to see rain. by 1:00, you'll see a little bit of rain, sonoma, napa and even marin county. that should do it. by tuesday, overnight, a little more rain heads further south. it's not until late tuesday into wednesday we're looking at that subtropical to be pointed right

at the bay area. so early morning risers, the morning commute could be quite slippery on wednesday. in terms of southern california, sunny and cool, the numbers repeat in the upper 50s today. then we'll see them drop to the 50s by red carpet time. 55 in saratoga, numbers coming up three to four degrees. redwood city, 55. san francisco still a very cool for this time of the year, but a little better than yesterday. 56 in santa rosa. near east bay, still 30s, we have long way to go until we hit a 55 in oakland but it should feel good in danville, 56. morgan hill was only 49. much better tomorrow, slight chance of rain in the north bay. about the same on tuesday and then we can see a quarter of an inch or half inch or more.

check back. >> is march.... >> yes. >> let's check out sports the oakland a's played against the chicago cubs. last night st. mary's tried to get a share in the conference title for the first time in 14 years. mike shumann has your highlights in this morning's sports? >> good morning. st. mary's and with a win they get a share of the robbing seasonal title. they were on three game losing streak, longest in four years, gales down by 3 and coming up with a steal, a little two hand flux but the pilots came to play. eric is driving. finishes with a left hand, 39-38 at the break. but the gales turn it up, freshman had three big ones to start the half.

mickey mcconnell, beautiful finish, 15 for the mick and for the first time since 1997. st. mary's captures a share with 83-69 victory. >> also last night in the wcc, dons clinch a third street. in santa clara knocked off pepperdine to secure the fourth seed. >> cal going for a third straight win. erl going, all oregon state off the alley-oop. a high flyer out of san leandro. they would lead by 14, but alan crab gets a three. second half, cal down by two. jorge, he had 14. crab couldn't miss. his sixth straight but the them 6 up and bears improve to 9-8 with a victory. down the road to eugene,

sanford visiting oregon. scoring for two. sets up 3. jeremy green getting a friendly roll. cardinals up 21-18 and he dumps it off to josh owens, he throws it down. he had a career high of 31. four-game skid with an 88-71 victory. >> there is no place like home for the second ranked stanford women. stanford sets a new program record with 60 the straight win at the pavilion and clinched their 11th straight. the stanford band, it's their talent, early going, stanford up 31-10. then gayla peterson, jeanette had 20 and 35-14. kayla driving baseline, 13 for kayla.

and a freshman up strong for two. stanford rolls 99-60 and wintsd 11 straight. >> when we built this program, young people like toni are part of it but it's not a easy to stay headlight and come out every night. >> congratulations to them. giants and dodgers, it doesn't matter where the two teams glg get together. jonathan sanchez got the start. he error that had strike out and pablo sandoval including this would run bomb makes it 3-1 in the third. here is one in the left center gap. giants will blast the dodgers 8-3 the final. now, let's tee it up, i love this. me against you but not a good

day for american players. luke donnel was on fire. par 5, 8, that is a birdie. firing 27 holes when she 6-5 to advance to the finals. on 18, here is the victory. he nails it. defeating watson and with the win he is number one in the world. >> and that is the way the ball bounces. >> next at 9:30. tax on sflj san jose pot clubs that takes affect in this week even they consider them illegal. >> and hard times at a landmark san francisco hotel. what the fairmont

welcome back everyone. san jose still considers all medical marijuana shops to be illegal, but that won't stop the city from inviting pot club operators to city hall tomorrow to discuss taxing their sales. our media partner reports that the city will slap a 7% tax on marijuana dispensaries starting on tuesday. it's a move that was approved by voters in november. san jose isn't the first bay area city to do so. oakland and berkeley raised their marijuana taxes in november. as for it being illegal, city leaders say the taxman must be paid regardless. >> this week, mount diablo school board will take up more budget cuts even after they

voted on school closures. they are asking the district to develop a budget plan as soon as governor brown's tax extensions fail. that would translate into a $350 loss per student in the district. the contra costa times reports the county wants the board to cut at another $300 for next year's budget. it adds up to $21 million for the district. hayward is many california cities looking to protect assets tied to redevelopment. they vote on tuesday to authorize immediate action to protect redevelopment funds. the state's threat to dismantle redevelopment aid refuses it's budget could affect $300 million worth of property and other city assets. that is according to the oakland tribune. hayward stands to lose nearly $4 million each year in funding projects, like revitalizing mission boulevard.

>> some of the most shen rehabilitate hotels are struggling. the one on nob hill south of market. fairmont is making a last ditch effort to stay alive. >> it's one of the most famous hotels in san francisco, the faimd but fame doesn't necessarily mean fortune. the owners are threatening to sell unless the city allows them to convert part of the building into condominiums as part of a $130 million renovation project. >> the revenues that we will generate from the sales of the residences will provide us with the capital to reinvest in the historic building. >> but as city policy allowing some hotel rooms to convert to condos expired last fall. seemingly dooming the project. now, the owners are pressuring the district super david chu to help carve out a special

exception for them. >> there has been a lot of controversy over this project there are a lot of neighbors that don't think it's appropriate. there are hundreds of hotel workers that would be out of a job. >> the owners say more jobs will be created if their project can get the go-ahead. the environmental impact report came before the city's planning commission back in october and stalled on a tie vote. just as the policy expired. mike antonini is planning commissioner. >> i think everybody wins if it satisfies the concerns of neighbors, of labor and the hotels. >> these are challenging times for other nob hill hotels, mark hopkins and huntington court are up for sale and the owners of fairmont say it could be their fate, as well. >> after going through this exercise, we mismost likely put the hotel up for sale. >> the latest strategy antarctic david chu aimed at voters may

not work. >> i respond to facts and figures. not to political propaganda. >> they need the legislation this week if they are going to get the ball rolling again. >> starting tuesday, bay area transit riders that use a curriculumer card will have to load new cards with five dollars. right now two dollars this the minimum but word got out they can take advantage that cheats bart and caltrain out of fares. they say the san francisco chronicle that the new $5 minimum will help combat abuse. well, i don't know if you've had any abuse because there was no snow. >> i mean, last weekend was the snow we had on mount tam. we had high hopes. >> a week ago, maybe a week late right? >> we are looking a lot of sunshine despite the sunshine, plenty of 30s, it's 44 downtown.

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developing story, san francisco firefighters and coastguard crew have rescued a hiker that fell west of the golden gate bridge last night. he was airlifted to a ground ambulance crew after suffering a possible broken angle. he spent a cold night near the

water's edge. during the rescue operation a fighter suffered a leg injury, as well. it's a wonder he didn't get hypothermia, but certain lay chilly night. we saw upper 30s and 20s in north and east bay valleys. we're starting to recover, view from sutro camera, a few clouds out there. we're looking up the coast. it could be definitely a warmer afternoon, certainly not a huge warmup but at least numbers out of 40s and some mid-50s. so maybe sunniest day all week. it's 42 right you now in concord. 36 in livermore. 37 in san rafael and finally coming out of the low 40s. redwood city, still just 36 degrees. definitely a cold start out there. although we're warmer than we were this time yesterday by as much 5 degrees in the north bay and warmer in the south bay, as well.

finishing warmer is the important note. sunshine today, we'll see more rain. a little bit in the north bay tomorrow and tuesday, but wednesday, looks to be a more significant rain bay area wide. we 4 a cold over us, it's moving on out of here. high pressure old holding on for today. couple weak weather systems, flirt with northern california and the north bay tomorrow. that will bring us a chance of showers, but then a trough will link up with another system by wednesday. that is going to bring subtropical moisture our way and higher snow levels and more significant rain. we will be watching that for your middle of the week. the the rest of states will be faring pretty we'll in the overnight hours, bay area increasing clouds, but by noontime on monday we'll see showers around sonoma and into marin county but by tuesday, we look for a little bit more rain to slide south, early tuesday

morning but not until late tuesday, well past the evening commute the overnight hours you begin to see more rain and by wednesday morning commute, it could be on wet side. >> southern california, a lot of sunshine, although definitely cooler with their standards with numbers in the 50s, upper 50s for highs and back home, santa clara, 55 in los gatos. peninsula ranging from low 50s at our coast with a sea breeze to 56 in palo alto. san francisco, few degrees warmer for you with low 50s, south city, 53. so definitely a cool afternoon out there. you'll need the jacket for the most part. if you are headed to the coast, 52 in stinson and bodega bay. if you head to the east bay, highs dropping to the mid-50s. an improvement and owl out over hills. still 30s and 20-degree warmup in livermore. 56, sun is setting at 6:01 and

warmer today about 8 degrees in gill i roy. not as cold tonight. and then tomorrow the rain should stay north of the golden gate. same thing on tuesday but it's wednesday looking more of a significant rain event. >> thank you, lisa. >> san francisco is about to get a high-tech police operation center to help fight crime. it will be only one a few state of the art facilities anywhere in the country. vic lee got an exclusive look at the operation called "brick." >> the when a peaceful demonstration suddenly turns ugly, police to have react quickly but events happened so fast, they may be getting mixed and confusing information. there is gunfire in the middle of the night. a high-tech gunshot spotter picks it up. or shots are fired nearby.

where is the gunman going, in both situations, responding officers, every second count. >> when we have a gang-related shooting on saturday night, we can push and pull the information where our night captains can use this facility also move resources, it's about like a 24-hour war room. >> he says this war room will be able to coordinate police response to crimes as soon as they happen. the fatherly is in nondescript building at the foot of potrero hill. we promised police not to reveal it for security reasons will when it opens the state of the art facility will be known as brick, the bay area regional crime center. >> this will be this hour command post. the officers will be housed in this facility to a certain extent have their finger or pulse of the city. >> bric is being built with a

grant. >> this is the main hub. >> the chief gave us an exclusive tour of the facility which will open next month. he knows all about the concept. he opened this similar operation center two years ago in los angeles when he was with the lapd. what separates this it will be a clearinghouse for up to the minute crime data. it will enable police to respond based on realtime information. >> we have crime mapping data, we can map crime. analysts will be assigned to push and pull crime information among all ten districts. >> what do you see and what are the trends in terms of strategy. >> what we're hearing right now, partnering with tenderloin to combat border crimes. >> part of it will come from the comstat crime tracking system. it figures out the long term

trends in each category. it's been a successful police tool. >> i do believe that statistics tell us a good deal. that it is an opportunity that looks not only what is happening and react to them but take that on a long time. >> bric's computer will integrate that with realtime data. for example, following a series of armed robberies and several neighborhoods, bric computers will map out any previous pattern of robberies there. a description of the car and suspect and their trail to see if a pattern emerges. >> bric can send that information out to the other nine districts so everybody is on the same page as to the crime. >> eventually the goal is to integrate neighborhood and police departments into this operation to truly make this into a regional crime fighting center. >> don't go away. 7 on your side is next.

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welcome back. the time is 9:48. this is a live look from emeryville cam showing you the golden gate bridge there in the district. a lot of actors and directors will be hoping to pick up a bit

of gold today. it is oscar night. 83rd annual. we'll tell you more about that later on. it is here on abc7. if you are looking for a job you know you are likely to face a criminal background check before you get hired. what happens when the information that comes back is wrong? that is what happened to a vallejo man. here is michael finney with the story. >> he loves to work with cars, last year he graduated from an automotive college in sacramento. >> since the economy is bad i have been looking for. >> everything he applied to a job to work at security at this walmart in sacramento. after a third interview he says he was offered a position pending a background check. >> i felt good, i had the position looking to a job working for them. >> the background check was in his mailbox waiting for him after he returned from a funeral in los angeles.

>> they had a whole list of criminal charges for another patrick diaz. >> among the charges, criminal sexual contact and assault to commit a violent felony, battery and false imprisonment. as it turned out he shared the same better date. this patrick's middle name is chad. the one with a criminal record has different middle name. >> i had my driver's license, passport copy and copy of my birth certificate. even a printout from the social security department. >> all the documents show him with a middle name of chad. despite that walmart sent him a letter denying him employment. this based on information provided to us in a consumer report. >> i thought i had been taken, basically, a lot of my time. i'm just confused. >> 7 on your side has learned the other patrick is currently

serving time in a state prison in new mexico in fact he has been in fridays since 2009. we showed him the photo. >> the other patrick padia, wow, that is in corrections department and he has a bald head like me, too. >> an attorney blames what happened to patrick on a lack of enforcement. >> there is no federal or state agency making these companies actually clean up their words and make them accurate. >> we contacted walmart and background checking company. they outlined his right to appeal and said he did not do that. they stated the consumers can still dispute the report but the employer is not obligated to extend a job offer. walmart instead to offer him an interview for a different position. >> i was offered a job but definitely good knowing i was not that person that was on that background check. >> patrick declined the

opportunity to interview with walmart but applied at roseville hyundai but the same thing happened again but this time he knew what to do. he immediately filed a formal appeal with a background check company screening one. screening one ruled in patrick's favor and confirmed what we already knew, that he has no criminal record. >> don't get a job at walmart or hyundai because i've got something some n store for you. >> he has been working at starbucks for several weeks and says he loves it. under privacy laws, it's not allowed to use social security numbers when conducting background checks, they are limiting to match first and last names along with birth dates. roseville hyundai they got the updated report and will offer patrick a job.

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this. the social network took an early lead. and there is a local connection. director spent his early years in san anselmo. i like his chances, however, director of best film usually wins the top honor goes to the king's speech director, tom hooper. >> best actor has no contest. classy, colin firth in the king's speech. and picking natalie portman. i raved about her performance. in the supporting actor category i like jeffrey rush. i thought he would win it until i saw this. christian bale has a fighter is knockout. and melissa as tough talking mom they will take home the

supporting acting trophys. >> best visual effects, i know it will win, i dreamed it. >> toys 3 from pixar from emeryville. it's nominated for best picture and win best animated feature. waiting to see what they wear and who the academy has picked on top honors for the annual ceremony. will you agree with them? >> don sanchez, "abc 7 news." >> on the record ipad app. it will give you exclusive looks at the awards program. it works on i-pod touch. you know the coverage going begin with on the red carpet at

2:00. oscars show at 5:30 followed by post awards special and then "abc 7 news" at 11:00. very exciting times i think, and the weather, it's a little chilly but weather here. >> a little chilly there. in fact, starting out, you'll see numbers in the 0.5, sunshine. dropping to the 50s, so, yeah it will get cool later on in the afternoon there. early evening and back home, numbers warm up anywhere from five to seven degrees from yesterday's readings. 53 with sunshine in san rafael. mid-50s in san jose and who's are gone. highs in the 40s yesterday. how about mid to upper 50s along the central coast. clouds and chance of rain, north bay tomorrow and tuesday, more rain on wednesday. >> that is going to do it for us. next newscast at 11:00 after the oscars. have a great sunday everyone. bye-bye.