it happened at blossom and calaro avenues. he intentionally rammed several patrol car. we have some dramatic video shot by witnesses. [sirens] [shooting] >> from the moments the pursuit ended you can hear more than a dozen gunshots a police spokesman said officers had reason to believe their suspect was dangerous. >> they get out of their cars, they are dealing with what they believe to be an armed suspect. they draw their firearms and gave commands. at that point he displayed some type of threatening behavior toward the officers. >> this pursuit started at low speed and then sped up and ended miles away near blossom and calaroe. witnesses said they saw it as it ended and saw dangerous speeds on highway 85. >> this guy comes up on the shoulder on the left side, zooms by us and then cuts across, cuts us off and a friend that was with us on a bike. >> during the chase police say

the suspect threw several items out of the car. >> to the point we actually had a couple of citizens approach officers with items that were discarded from the suspect vehicle saying he threw this out of the car. >> one of the officers saw the suspect pull a weapon during the pursuit but they have not recovered one at the shooting scene. as the chase ended police cars swarmed the neighborhood. witnesses say the suspect car was going slow before it finally stopped. >> there was no stopping him. it took 23 cop cars to, you know, just even like subdue the guy. >> san jose police are still trying to recover all the items that were tossed out of the car by the driver during the chase, including a possible weapon. if anyone happens to come across any of those items, they are urged to call san jose police so they can collect them as evidence. in san jose, abc7 news. >> new this morning fire crews in campbell of work to go clean up a big mess caused by a small

fire that broke out last night inside our residential high-rise for seniors. no one was injured, but some residents are being helped by the red cross because their homes are damaged. the fire was minor, contained to just one 12th-floor apartment. it set off of the sprinkler system that quickly put out the flames but the water drained all the way down through all twelve floors directly below. firefighters had to go floor by floor checking the damage. >> trying to ascertain how many of the units are damaged to the point that the occupants are displaced. most people are obviously going to be fine. >> those seniors fortunate enough to be allowed to go back home had to climb the stairs because the fire left elevators out of service. >> mental health counselors say the santa cruz community will benefit from intervention to cope with last week's tragedy. detective sergeant loran "butch: baker and elizabeth butler were shot and killed last tuesday.

one counselor said the community is so small many people were just one or two degrees of separation from the victims. a touching gift was found at the memorial. someone left their purpose he -- purple heart medal and a note read in part the purple heart is for the sacrifice above and beyond the call of duty. then you have the other spectrum. this man allegedly arrested for stealing flowers from the memorial. 53-year-old kenneth moffet has been charged with vandalism and public intoxication. a memorial for detective butler and detective sergeant baker will be held thursday at noon at hp pavilion in san jose. it had to be moved from santa cruz to san jose to accommodate the expected large crowd. a mid-air emergency had rescue crews scrambling at san francisco international airport yesterday. sky 7hd shows united flight 378

after it made a safe landing, but had to be towed to the arrival gate. the pilot reported a problem with the hydraulic system after the plane took off from vancouver. although the landing went smoothly, sfo crews were well prepared. >> it was a declared emergency so we did have all the emergency equipment out on the air field to meet the craft. >> the plane had 107 passengers and ten crewmembers aboard. the flight was about an hour late on arrival but that was due to a late departure from vancouver. the unmanned space x dragon spacecraft has just arrived at the international space station to dock, delivering a ton of supplies, including experiments designed by some south bay high school students. the privately-owned rocket arrived a day later than planned. that is great news for students at fremont christian school who spent five months designing experiments to see how microgravity affects plant growth. the spacecraft almost didn't

make it there at all. shortly after lift off the rocket's second-stage thrusters failed to work. it took southern california flight controllers several hours to regain control and continue the mission. the dragon will return to experiments, samples in april. space x is a private company headed by elan musk, the founder of pay pal. in florida officials will demolish the house near tampa where a man was swallowed by a sink hole. this is a live look of the demolition that started about 40 minutes ago. rescuers have ended their effort to find a man's body because the area is so unstable it is just too risky. abc news reporter chuck sievertson has the details. >> we feel we have done everything we can. >> authorities are no longer looking for the body of jeff bush, a 37-year-old man who was swallowed by a sinkhole as he slept in his bedroom thursday

night. >> at this point it's not able to recover the body. >> they will demolish the house because of fears it will cave in at any moment. >> i don't think there's any hope. they say the hole keeps getting bigger and i don't think they will be able to find him. >> the hole is growing. grounds around it so unstable equipment being brought in will be kept on the perimeter. this part of florida is dubbed sinkhole alley. take a look how many have been recorded in the last six decades and 40% of the country is prone to sink holes. they form when water dissolves the limestone underground and the surface stays intact until it collapses. usually there are cracks or structural problems or something to indicate the sinkhole is forming, but not this one. >> the problem with this one is it was entirely within the building, at least initially, and below slabs so it was hidden until it became catastrophic. >> houses next to the bush home are at risk so officials gave families just a half-hour to go

inside and gather their belongings, not knowing if or when they will be allowed back in again. a memorial for jeff bush will be held at a later date. chuck sievertson, abc news, new york. >> you can expect some perhaps spotty showers where you live today. lisa argen, our meteorologist, is here. she knows. >> we saw a lot of cloud cover yesterday. a few sprinkles out there, you are right. as we head outside, more clouds around the bay, but that might be all that you see today. we will talk about that and a more impressive system headed our way this a couple days. that's straight ahead. >> thank you, lisa. also next a special tribute for a family touched by tragedy. it's a home makeover for a girl who lost her father and her sister. also it is the first weekend since those sequester cuts went into effect. the impact it's having so far.

>> it's the first weekend of those federally mandated sequester cuts. the impact seems minimal so far but that hasn't alleviated concerns by some over what is to come. we have more. 27-year-old maria, a civilian defense department employee, is preparing for the worst. >> i do live paycheck to paycheck. >> but anger, resentment about this? >> no, mostly disappointment.

>> she's called her rent, cable and electric company asking for special dispensation when the furloughs begins where she works. one of possible 750,000 pentagon employees in a similar situation. these forced her to rethink her spending, buying her groceries in bulk. >> you are counting every dollar? >> every dollar. >> this is not going to be an apocalypse, it's just done. -- it's dump. it's going to hurt. >> half of the $85 billion will fall directly on the pentagon. one aircraft carrier will not be deploying. they will curb air force flying hours and some offices will close. in late march furlough notices go out. the department of defense and civilian employees go out in april. it might not be as initially dire as predicted that's because the full effect won't be felt for another month and we are weeks away from the next budget

deadline which could potentially lead to a government shut down. >> there's no sign there is going to be progress here in washington to reach a deal on restoring those budget cuts. abc news, the white house. >> house minority leader nancy pelosi was in town yesterday during an event sponsored by the coalition of 100 black women. she talked about the voting rights act heard before the u.s. supreme court last week. >> i took special interest in that because the most recent voting rights act was written in my office with john lewis and other members of our congressional black caucus. it was a strong protection for our democracy. the justices heard arguments against a particular section of the act dealing with voting rights protection. many of the, arguments claim the matter was for the legislative branch, not the judicial. be sure to watch abc's "this week" for more on the forced federal cuts and how they might

impact you. plus papal politics the college of cardinals meet to choose the next pope. don't miss it coming up at 8:00 right here on abc7. it was nearly one year ago that hannah nuri was hit by a car. she survived while her father and younger sister were killed. since then she and her mom left the house they once called home. this weekend some volunteers helped to make the two feel more settled in their new surroundings. here's abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian. >> oh, my god! >> for the first time in a long time excitement and happiness are filling the nuri home. >> oh, my gosh. >> oh, my gosh! is it the same room? >> stoorai and hannah are starting a new chapter in life.

since april 7th of last year they have lived in a very dark place. it's the day a 17-year-old driver crashed into her husband and her two daughters while they were riding their bikes. the father and one daughter died instantly and hannah recovered. >> we are fine and healthy, but you are basically dead inside. but you live for your other child. >> and that's where healing spaces comes in. >> it was certainly tragic. just thinking of an accident of that proportion is just heart-wrenching. >> the high school club chooses one person to do an extreme makeover for each year. students from carondelet and de la salle raised $10,000 and went to work on the home. they took hana's bedroom from this to this.

>> it's awesome and perfect. >> with one space healed, the focus can shift elsewhere. since the crash happened, all the damage has been repaired on treat boulevard. the city even put in a new fire hydrant, but the family hasn't forgotten and that's why there will be a vigil right here this april 7th. in concord, abc7 news. well, it's been exceptionally dry here in the bay area lately. lisa argen is here now to talk about the possibility of a little bit of precipitation. >> yeah, not much to write home about today. a better system heads our way late on tuesday. the radar is definitely lit up this morning. a few drops perhaps in your neighborhood. live doppler 7hd. you see the moisture offshore and a few areas of light rain over into the east bay and the central valleys. we are going to the north bay because that's where you don't see much. you have to go north of cloverdale. but over into the east bay from livermore and pleasanton, around the snow grade. a little bit of wet weather

perhaps. it's not all reaching the ground. further south we are looking at some light showers perhaps and along the santa cruz area more showers are offshore. so basically you are waking up to cloudy skies and once again mild conditions with numbers ranging from the 40s and 50s. 54 in san carlos with 50 havlat moon bay. a little breezy at times. we are looking at numbers in the east bay not much different. it's a warm start due to all the cloud cover yesterday. we had all that subtropical moisture in the form of the clouds and we saw plenty of mid-70s up in the north bay. 52 in livermore as well as fairfield. the forecast for the rest of the day mostly cloudy with a chance of showers in the morning. also with some sunny breaks in the afternoon. it will be partly cloudy and the best chance of rain comes to the higher elevations of the north and east bay throughout the afternoon. then we get a break on monday before the next semenov. so we've got energy to the north bringing us rain in seattle and portland and then this disorganized branch bringing

just the scattered showers, or if any at all, just the sprinkles around the bay. lots of cloud cover. high pressure finally giving way, pushing off to the east. and with this system moving through today, that will pave the way for a stronger and much colder system headed our way by late on tuesday. so the rest of the day today featuring mostly partly cloudy skies. 1:00 today maybe an isolated shower. the higher elevations of the north bay, the east bay and elsewhere you will just notice the cloud cover, temperatures as much as five to ten degrees cooler. as you head through the rest of the evening hours and morning hours, we are starting out on the gray side with the fog tomorrow morning. but we are dry and sunny by the afternoon. it's tuesday, by about 2:00, when we will look at the possibility of more rain from cloverdale, sonoma county. and the evening commute looks wet on tuesday. by 7:00 san francisco, the peninsula looking at the wet weather through the overnight hours into wednesday morning. so this system may be bringing

us an inch of rain in some spots, but as for today the sprinkles here and there, otherwise partly to mostly cloudy with numbers as much as five to ten degrees cooler today. 58 san francisco and 52 in san jose. the accuweather seven-day forecast back to normal today temperature-wise. partly cloudy, maybe a sprinkle. and then we are looking at a better chance of rain tuesday afternoon, wednesday, lingering showers thursday, dry friday and saturday. abc7 news has another great weather resource for you following live doppler 7hd on twitter for the very latest bay area weather conditions rain or shine. plus get video forecast, spare the air alerts, power outage information and weather tweets from your favorite weather team. it's been so dry january and february. what is saving us is the wet weather from the end of 2012. we can hope march gets a little more active. >> and then there's april showers. >> we have that going for us. >> i know. it's a long ways away. coming up, the gaels return to the court for the first time

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>> here is bee anna telling us with a is coming up on "good morning america." >> winter's wrath continues. march is here but spring seems so far away for so many in this country. another round of storms expected to hit the midwest this week. so far winter storm warnings have been issued for seven states from missouri tigers to minnesota and down south to iowa where over a half foot of snow is expect bid monday night. ginner will bring us the latest. and authorities are saying the floor home where a man was swallowed by a sinkhole while in his bed will be depolished, his body unrecovered. a lot are asking are the neighbors in danger of losing their homes as well. and finally wedding crasher. one man on a mission to photograph weddings around the world. we will tell you how he's gotten away with it and why he's doing it in the first place. all that and more coming up next

on "good morning america." >> oakland mayor jean quan has apologized for a lock-picking class in her city news letter. it atacted many interested students last night. they say the class strikes a wrong note in a city trying to reduce their crime rate. they say it's more to protect people who just want to know how things work. >> we certainly aren't blind to the fact it's a very loaded term, and in oakland especially the recent press coverage garnered, there was a lot of mixed emotion and we were very sensitive to that. we were very happy with the number of community and civic leaders that engaged in a dialogue and wanted to come out and see what it was all about. >> the class is part of an event called workshop weekend oakland. other classes include cheese making and the basics of soldering. there's no loss of enthusiasm for the st. mary's basketball team after the program was placed on ncaa probation.

they took to the court last night for the first time since the sanctions for recruiting violations were announced. the ncaa put st. mary's on four years probation. sanctions include a loss of two scholarships each year and a five-game suspension for head coach randy bennett next season. it has been the talk of the campus the past few days. >> kind of hostile. people are talking and like i play golf. it's been hard for our sport because we think something is going to happen with our recruits and it affects everyone. we are a small tech community. i think we can get through it. obviously four years some things are going on, so i think it will be fine. >> abc7 sports anchor mike shumann will have the exciting highlights of a close game against santa clara later in sports. up next, choosing a successor. the vatican gears up to decide the leader of the catholic church. what's next for the cardinals. >> plus we are one short hour away from the beginning of the

escape from alcatraz. i'm kira klapper live on the marina green in san francisco with you can see all the bikes are set up behind me and the last buses to take the last triathletes out to the boats are just about to depart. i'll introduce you to the youngest competitor. she is 13 years young when

>> welcome back, everyone. we are starting off this half-hour with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> carolyn, good morning. plenty of cloud cover. mostly dry conditions. the live doppler 7hd picking up moisture offshore. we have seen a few raindrops in the east bay. taking you into livermore, 680 and 580 right now could be a few sprinkles out there. further offshore you will notice we have some returns down 101 and most of this activity is trying to get through some very dry layers. so not having a lot of luck reaching the ground, but if you are out early you may notice that the pavement is wet and you

may need your wipers. but overall we are talking about a cloudy start. things clearing out in the afternoon but with a little bit of sunshine still the possibility of a shower mainly in the higher elevations of the north and east bay. but notice the temperatures. mid-50s to mid-60s. everyone anywhere from five to ten degrees cooler than yesterday. more clouds around this evening for some fog and the opportunity of a better rain chance coming your way in another day or so. i'll detail that for you. carolyn. >> all right. morph a few showers on some top athletes from all over the world who are preparing to take the plunge into the freezing waters of the bay. that's just part of the annual escape from alcatraz triathlon. abc7 news reporter kira klapper is joining us live at the marina where the swimmers are getting ready to take off this morning. hi, kira. >> hi carolyn. good morning to you. they are getting ready to take off. in fact take a look behind me at this staging area.

all 2,000 athletes' bikes are set up and just about the last of them are off. there are buses beyond the bikes, if you can see those buses, those are the last buses to take the last triathletes out to the boats that will take them to alcatraz where they will begin their races. now we have video from last year's race. the first swimmers today get in the frigid bay at 7:30. the first group is the best of the best. they are professional triathletes. there are about 35 of them. they are expected to cross the finish line, get this, by 9:30. two hours, depending, of course, on the currents. the bay and the course. the triathlon course is a mile and a half swim. it goes from alcatraz to the shore. they have a half-mile run to get to the transition area and an 18-mile bike race and an 8-mile run through through san francisco.

i spoke with this young lead, it is her longest triathlon, but not her first, and she's racing along her deer dad. >> he decided that it would be a good idea for me to do it. so now i'm here. >> how are you feeling this morning? >> cold and nervous. >> she said she's not aiming for a finish time, just to finish. that's what most of the competitors i spoke with this morning tell me. the water is expected to be colder than usual. 51 degrees is the expected temperature this morning. usually this race is in june. it had to be moved up to march this year to accommodate the america's cup. so as a result the water in june is typically 55 degrees. today in march it's expected to be 51. four degrees doesn't sound like that much of a difference to me, of course. i don't know anything about triathlons and i'm told that does make a big difference. also the currents today could be very strong. so those pro triathletes who are expected to finish in two hours, it might take a little longer

than that, depending on those currents. we are hoping to have the finish, carolyn, at 9:30 live on abc7 news. we will see how we can work that out. reporting live from the marina green, kira klapper, abc7 news. >> cold and nervous, she says. that is a good description. yeah, we are wishing her luck today. thank, kira. this is the first sunday without a pope for the world's 1 billion catholics. the event picking the pope will begin tomorrow in vatican city with the cardinals conclave. the pope resigned, becoming the first pontiff in 600 years to step down. changes are already being seen in vatican city. the pope's apartment has been locked, his private elevator has been taped shut and a new papal ring must also be made. the ring is destroyed when the pope dies or in this case resigns. >> talk about destruction of the seal, it's simply to make some scratch marks or something to

prevent the seal from being used ever again. >> a stove has yet to be installed in the sistine chapel. white smoke coming from the stove announces to the world a new pope has been elected. this morning an independent living facility in bakersfield is defending actions by its employees. officials say staff acted properly in not giving cpr to a woman who was unconscious from a heart attack last tuesday. take a listen to the 911 operator pleading with the staff to help the woman. >> well, will the fire department be here. >> they have been on the way all this time but we can't wait. this lead is going to die. >> yeah. >> okay. well, then, if you get any stranger that happens to walk by that's willing to help. i understand if you are telling me your boss is telling you you can't do it. if there's a human being, is there anybody that's willing to

help this lady and not let her die? >> not at this time. >> well, an ambulance arrived minutes after that call, but the 87-year-old woman did die at a hospital. new controversy this morning about rape and pregnancy. another gop leader saying pregnancies from rape are rare. in an interview with our media partner, san jose mercury news, the president of the powerful california republican assembly said, quote, granted the percentage of pregnancies due to rape is small because it's an act of violence because the body is traumatized her statement was made while she was being critical of the same type of comment made last year by republican senate candidate todd aken of missouri. new this morning the vietnamese-american community in santa clara county is finally going to unavailable new agreeing signs this afternoon, showing drivers where san hoe's

little little saigon community is located. this after a five year struggle. it was a battle to get the name "little siagon" adopted. this afternoon a celebration begins at the center located on story road. there will be speeches, a ribbon cutting ceremony and even lion dances to celebrate signs going up on 101 and 280 to guide tourists and the culturally diverse story community. we may know why yahoo has banned working from home, a policy change she announced last week. a new website business insider said myer used log-in data to help with the decision. she got tired of seeing empty parking lots. so she checked the network they log in for work. many employees were not logging in very often so she eliminated all work from home arrangements. big problems for those daily

deal discount websites. sites like groupon are doing some major overhauls because they continue to lose money. on friday groupon fired andrew mason, who sent out a letter to his staff saying i was fired today. groupon lost 75% of its value since it's public debut 15 months ago. livingsocial is also struggling. it lost $650 million last year and has laid off 10% of its staff. >> coming up next, an amazing breakthrough in brain research. scientists at stanford may be on their way to reading your mind. >> and take a live look from our roof cam showing you the bay bridge there in the background. a bit of the san francisco waterfront. you you can see it is overcast. there may be some scattered showers just a little bit in some areas of the bay. and cooler temperatures today. lisa argen will have your forecast in just a few minutes.

>> well, it's not quite mind reading but it may be the

closest scientists have ever come. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom paid a visit to stanford researchers who found a way to watch what's happening deep inside the brain of a curious little critter. >> this isn't the kind of mouse you would normally plug into a computer but that's exactly what stanford researchers have done. >> this is literally a usb mouse? >> correct. >> they have implanted a tiny lens inside the mouse brain. the mouse wears it like a hat and this is what the mouse sees. >> we saw this activity. >> these are neurons, the cells that make up the brain, firing with electrical impulses you can actually see. it's the stuff neuroscientists have dreamed of. >> it was just as we imagined it. >> and it could be the key to the mystery of memory. >> we think it will be useful both for understanding information processing in healthy brains, and there also are applications in brain disease research. >> researchers found every spot on this little track lights up a specific neuron as the mouse scurries by. >> we can reconstruct where the animal is in space by simply looking at the brain activity moving. >> but we found different sets light up on different days as if

the brain is keeping its own backup, storing the same information in multiple places. >> one of the implications of the study, the retention of spatial information may be surprisingly robust, at least in normal brains >> the idea of having a working window inside a brain, it has cocaptivated them. some of the researchers have started a company based around the technology. >> the data when you look at it, it's just kind of beautiful, like a piece of art. it really allows the researchers to immediately see the data that they are collecting. >> the start-up enscopics plans to sell these microscopes to researchers studying everything from aging to alzheimer's disease. >> i help we can help enable some truly fascinating research. >> at stanford, abc7 news. >> lisa has been checking the computers look for the tiniest

amount of information. >> yeah. another mild start to the day. there were a few raindrops earlier. the view from mt. tam shows a breeze out there. 15 to 20 miles an hour in the higher elevations and that on shore flow really cooling us off today. of course, the week ahead when a better rain system heads our way. i'll have it all for you next. >> thanks, lisa. also ahead the sharks are looking forward to the month of march having a terrible february. mike shumann has the highlights of last night's game against nashville coming up in

let's check out sports. in cactus league action the giants play the diamondbacks this afternoon while the a's play the rockies tonight. last night the sharks tried to start off the month of march with a win against nashville after struggling last month. here's mike shumann with the highlights and this morning's sports. >> good morning. well, the sharks are glad that february is over, as they were 2-10 in the shortest month of the year. their first game this month will hopefully create some march madness of their own. san jose had more goals in the first four games than all of february. nashville in town. the sharks draw first blood. dan boyle and the power-play goal. third of the year for boyle. 1-0, sharks. second period sharks again on the power play. joe pavelski knocks it home. joe thornton with an assist on both goals. gets his 1100th career point. 56th on the all-time scoring list. sharks get a must-needed win.

2-1, the final. meanwhile the warriors ended a five-game road trip in philadelphia with only one win in five tries. they hope to regain their mojo at home with the longest stand of the season, seven games. steph curry, 54 against the knicks. a career night. his shot is pure. 8 of 10 in the first half. warriors up three at the break. klay thompson put up 29. seven three-pointers in the game. here come the sixers. everyone turner to mull try. the alley oop. philly led by one after three. fourth quarter, curry going coast-to-coast. he had 30 points. the sixers took over at the end. jrue holiday. corner three. nothing but net. he led his team with 27. philly up two. turner with the deep jumper to ice it. he's 4 of 5 on the road trip. 104-97, the final. college hoops. cal bear, with the win over colorado and the 20-9 record, bears have now won 20 games in four of five seasons under mike montgomery. the leading scorer, alyn crab,

just 8 points, but one man doesn't make a team. freshman wallace had a huge game. he out-did himself in the second half. off the steal. this will leave a mark. oh, my. 16 for the freshman and 11 boards for a double-double. justin cobb, watch his body control. spin move, lays it in. cal wins, 62-46, improving to 12-5 in pac-12 play. half a game back of oregon for the pac-12 title. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. see you again at five. have a great day. are we actually going to have to use our umbrellas this week or not? this is really not a big deal, but. >> this week, yes. today, no. >> this week, though? >> yeah. by tuesday afternoon we should see a pretty decent system head our way. but right now a lot of cloud cover out there ask live doppler 7hd is showing a bit of some moisture offshore. there has been some drops from

livermore to the airport, all the way down to the santa cruz mountains. but the atmosphere is pretty dry. so not all of this is reaching the ground. but as we take you out into the east bay just east of livermore, a few light showers in the higher elevations and now offshore you can see just from point ray's, alima, further south and san francisco maybe a rain drop or two. overall a cloudy start and mild conditions. but the afternoon is going to be much, much cooler and we could see a few sprinkle. although they are offshore now, as the system continues to wind through the bay area, we could see some higher elevation raindrops in the north and east bay. but right now it's the shark tank with cloudy skies and temperatures pretty much all in the 50s. it's 50 half moon bay, 52 in santa cruz with 53 in oakland and 52 downtown. mt. tam breezy conditions. and these winds allowing for the cooler marine air to be transported all across the

guide. we saw 70s in the north bay and 69 in san francisco but numbers dropping into the 50s at our coast. 50 right now santa rosa, 52 fremont and 52 by the delta. the clouds around this morning with mild conditions, a slight chance of a shower. skies becoming partly cloudy in the afternoon. still a chance of showers. mainly in the higher terrain. then we look for sunshine to return on monday. stronger system heads our way tuesday. you see the clouds from seattle all the way down to southern california with the moisture offshore. this is subtropical moisture and trying to ring out a few showers. high pressure finally pushing to the east of us and that will pave the way for perhaps a few light raindrops today. maybe a couple hundreds. otherwise we are waiting until the next system because the bulk of the day will feature more clouds. you see a little bit of green here out toward sacramento. the better chance of showers. low clouds and fog in the morning. so it will be a gray start and then a sunny day for monday. temperatures even cooler.

hard-pressed to see any 60s out there. by 2:00 in the afternoon sonoma county and cloverdale looking at a few showers and by the evening commute we have the wet weather right on through the overnight hours into wednesday morning. so it will be much cooler and wetter throughout the middle of the week. 61 today around san mateo with the numbers in the lower 60s out in our east bay valleys for the warmest locations and you will notice we are dry tomorrow, a chance of rain comes in late tuesday. it will stay wet through wednesday and then still kind of unsettled on thursday. so this will bring us sierra snow so it will be a cold system. >> all right. speaking of snow, coming up next a day for the dogs. alaska is getting ready for this year's iditarod. we will tell you how many teams are competing this year.

we have the winning numbers from last night's $31 million super lotto plus. 5, 10, 26, 43, 44. the meganumber 16. nevin got all six numbers. wednesday night's jackpot is estimated at $33 million. new this morning, san jose annual film festival will honor actor harrison ford tonight with a special achievement award. at 7:00 the festival will honor ford with its maverick spirit award. organizers note that ford has played a wide diversity of characters on the big screen with what they describe as brilliant, charismatic depictions. ford's list of starring roles

include blade runner, the fugitive, indiana jones and star wars. as you might expect tonight's event at san jose's california theater is sold out. one of the world's most grueling competitions is getting underway in alaska this morning. the 41st iditarod dog sled race had a ceremonial start in anchorage yesterday. 66 mushers and their dogs rode for 11 miles on trucked-in snow. today they will start racing for real starting about 50 miles to the north. the race covers more than 1,000 miles of frozen wilderness between the towns of willow and knome. the winner will get $50,000 and a brand new truck. this year's competition includes six previous iditarod winners. >> snow there, rain here. lisa argen with your accuweather forecast. >> just a chance. what you will notice out there is the much cooler conditions. it is breezy in spots. as we look outside, the live doppler 7hd right now. you see most of the moisture is

offshore but maybe a rain drop or two up toward point reyes and also along the coastline. a little heating from the sun, but a partly to mostly cloudy sky with 58 downtown. warmer location in the east bay, 64 concord and 62 san jose. the look ahead, we will dry it out through the rest of the afternoon. tomorrow sunny, cool and look for the rain to head our way the afternoon on tuesday. stay with us through midday on thursday. then looks like we are dry after that. >> all right. we will look forward to that. thank you, lisa. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler, along with lisa argen. abc7 news continues at 9:00a.m. you asked for it, now the exclusive alarm clock app is available for your android or tablet or kindle fire. you can download it for free from the amazon app store and on

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