a very good saturday morning to you all. lots of good news there. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning to you. we have a little bit of moisture in the air allowing for low clouds and fog to visit the shore line. live dopler 7 hd showing that we're not picking up anything in the way of precipitation. that's going to change though in the week ahead. throughout the rest of the day the fog will set up along the coast. that will keep temperatures cool there but plenty of sunshine and dry weather for everyone is on tap today. here's a look at san jose where temperatures in the afternoon will be well into the 60s there, upper 60s, a light breeze, near 70s in some of our inland locations. but the coast will be the coolest today and we're going to

see a stronger on-shore push tomorrow. we've got several systems setting up offshore to bring us a rainy middle of the week. this time next weekend when you are basking in california sun, watch out. you should bring your umbrella. >> thank you, lisa. we continue to follow developing news in the east bay where a bart train derailment is affects riders this morning. we're live at the concord station where repairs are under way. >> reporter: new information this morning. i have heard from bart spokesperson jim allison. he says the first of four bart cars that need to be removed from the tracks has been removed. now, we have been here on the scene for the last hour or so. i can tell you there is normal service from pleasant hill station to san francisco, but east from pleasant hill, bart, they're using a combination of shuttle train and shuttle bus service. work at this station will be an all-day thing.

take a look at some of the video that we shot. bart is once again in the spotlight as they start to investigate what caused this train deporting from this concord station to jump its tracks. this is video of crews lifting and moving that bart derailed train. according to bart the train jumped the track after going over an interlocking and damaged equipment. the bart train derailed just after 6:00 p.m. you can see the passenger car is twisted and jumbled across two sets of tracks and the train's lead car hanging over the edge of the elevated platform. emergency responders arriving at the scene told abc 7 news there were no injuries and that the driver was the only person on the train which was out of service and heading back to the yard when the accident happened. now, the commuter headache riders will have to deal with, the concord north concord and pittsburgh stations are expected to remain closed today. if you are going to san francisco you need to get on at

the pleasant hills station. a shuttle will run between pittsburgh and north concord. i had an opportunity to speak to people who have gathered here trying to take it all in. you'll hear from some of them at 8:30. stay tuned to abc 7 news to learn the latest in the bart derailment hearing concord. nick smith, abc 7 news. >> thanks for keeping on eye on that for us on twitter as well. hundreds of passengers were forced to take buses due to the derailment. allen long has more on the impact to commuters from the pleasant hill bart station. >> reporter: a lot of confused passengers wandered off at the pleasant hills station after being told it was the end of the line. >> this isn't my normal stop so i'm confused about where to go. >> reporter: shortly after the derailment bart began rounding up 23 local buses to get the rest of these passengers home. >> i don't know what i'm doing. >> reporter: a lot of passengers

were unfamiliar with the lateout -- layout of this station as they tried to figure out which bus could get them to the station. >> this one here? >> stand in line with everyone else. >> which one is going to pittsburgh? >> we'll take you the rest of the way to concord. stand by, guys. >> they're doing their best under difficult circumstances. trains don't fall off the tracks too often thankfully. >> reporter: abc 7 news. >> not too often but it does happen. a bart train derailed in the same spot three years ago. it came off the tracks right outside the concord station. you see it here and it looks a lot like last night's derailment. 65 passengers were on board at the time and there were minor injuries. it took nearly a full day to hoist the train back onto the tracks. we will continue to follow this developing story for you this morning on air and online. you can get the very latest developments on the bart derailment right now on twitter @abc 7 news bay area.

someone may be trying to poison dogs again at san francisco's twin peeks and diamond heights neighborhoods. this sign posted last night warnings of the family danger. last july several dogs were sickened by eating cooked meatballs contains rat poison. one dog died. three dogs have recently been sicked near crest line drive where the poisonings happened. even neighbors without dogs are concerned. >> it's really terrible because a lot of people have dogs and they take them out and they walk them, and it's disgusting. >> police are warning residents with dogs to be extremely careful while walking in the neighborhood. there are more victims in the ongoing case of someone throwing full water bottles at moving vehicles. six incidents have been confirmed in simona county. a fedex truck and two school buses have been hit. one bus driver was on her way to

pick up special education students when a water bottle crashed into her bus. >> the mirror on the inside came flying out. there was no mirror left. >> the chp released pictures of the suspected vehicle taken wednesday and last week at the santa rosa mall. it's a late model toyota truck with black stripes. one of the men who beats giants fan brian stoe into a coma was released from jail yesterday morning but was immediately arrested again and will face firearms changes for ammunition found in his home. he could spend ten more years in prison if convicted on the weapons charge. the covered california website remains off line because of software problems. the website's enrollment function has been down since wednesday. covered california officials aren't saying exactly what the problem is, only that their engineers are working on it. consumers can use the website to

stop and compare but they cannot enroll. the window for enrollment closes march 31st. this morning the dalai lama is once again in the bay area. in one of the events he's expected to attend is the blessing of the new community center in richmond. we have the details. >> reporter: the dalai lama is no stranger to the bay area. he arrived to begin a four-day visit. he will address crowds in san francisco, berkeley and santa clara. on sunday he will lead a short, 20-minuteoeú ceremony to bless community center in richmond and consecrate the statues flown in from nepal. there was such to do at the center for the volunteers getting ready for the visit. >> we don't want to be exclusive but embrace other communities to come and enjoy our culture of peace, nonviolence and compassion. >> reporter: this community has grown. in 1990, there were only 12 tibetans living in the bay area.

today there are about 2,000. for a new generation, the daly lla llama's visit will be forever remembered. >> you look up to mr. barack obama as your president and we look up to him like our president. >> reporter: before meeting with president obama he stopped to talk to abc news about, among other things, his twitter account and the key to happiness in 140 characters or less. >> more kpas nat mind, a sense of concern for other's well-being is also happiness. >> senator dianne feinstein has entertained him during previous visits. she'll once again have a good dialogue with him today. >> the lessons are all good, and people can, i think, be better people after you've heard him speak. >> reporter: the dalai lama's first event is at davies symphony hall in san francisco. >> for the dalai lama's schedule this weekend go to abc news

7.com and look under see it on tv. up to the roof now for a check of your weather at 8:08 on your saturday morning. lisa? >> katie, good morning, we are 49 right now in emeriville and we've got a live look where it is nice and clear. there's fog confined to the coast. it will keep the temperatures there cooler today. elsewhere we're above average once again but what you haven't heard, probably, is all the rain that we're expecting next week. i'll time it out for you and have that extend the outlook when we come back. the new level of security the next time you go to a warriors game. and later, a wi-fi upgrade. the bay area city

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welcome back, everyone. the clock strikes 8:12 on your saturday morning. how is this for a beautiful picture, nice wakeup call, a live look from our exploratory camera. it's going to be a sunny, warm day. enjoy it while you can because something better than sun is coming later in the week and that will be rain. lisa argen will have your full forecast in a bit. pope francis has inducted 19 clergymen as cardinals. it's the first time pope benedict and francis have appeared together since benedict retired a year ago. the new cardinals will vote for the next pope.

three patients have died. and according from for the centers for disease control the illnesses are linked to cheese. the cdc it was likely produced by ruse foods in delaware. listeria causes infections in people with week weakened immune systems. flu deaths are rising. state health officials say 35 more people in careful died from the flu last week which means there have been 278 deaths this season. health officials say measles cases are on the upswing, too. 15 so far this year compared to two confirmed cases this time last year. of the 15, one case was in ail ameade da county, one in san mateo and two in contra costa county. one was a berkeley student who may have exposed her riders. a berkeley-based startup is trying to change the way the

world works. its clients can be anywhere and its employees are already everywhere. abc 7 news reporters jonathan bloom takes us to mobile works, a new company on a mission. >> reporter: that's the problem in the caribbean and many other places. this video was shot on a world bank sponsored trip to grenada by a startup called mobile works that wants to be part of the solution. >> to create jobs for people who don't have access to traditional job market. >> reporter: it began as a grad school project at uc berkeley. >> i don't think either of us thought when we first began this would be something it's built out to be as big as it is. >> reporter: after winning a class contest they got into a startup accelerator that got them investors like reddit co-founder. >> we've raised $2.1 million to date. >> reporter: all for a startup that's a fresh take on a dirty word -- outsourcing. >> they can choose to source in a way that makes the world better. >> reporter: they hire mostly

college grads. companies come to them with a task and find the right workers to do it. they can work from anywhere. it's all online. >> the biggest secret is that we believe in paying people fair wages. we believe that if people are invested in the projects, they would do better work. >> part of the decor in the new berkeley office, this map of the world covered in photos of workers, some of them in developing countries and a little over half in the u.s. >> i've been here three months tomorrow. >> you say here but you actually haven't left your home. >> no, not at all. >> andrew got promoted and now supervises workers. >> ultimately this experience will be valuable. >> im ran skyped with us from canada and now he's saving for grad school. >> i could not afford it but now i'm going forward to do my masters soon. >> giving people halfway around

the world a little piece of economic recovery in berkeley, jonathan bloom, abcfy,h 7 news apple co-founder steve jobs could appear on a u.s. possessage stamp next year. his name is on a list of approved subjects along with michael jackson, john lennon and elizabeth tailor. that list is subject to change. the new subjects are part of an effort to raise revenue by issuing more stamps of pop culture figures. jobs would be the first person from america's computer industry to be honored on a stamp. new details, a memorial service held monday for a cal football player who died during a team workout earlier this month. the service will be held on the uc berkeley campus on monday night. he was selected to the second team pac 12 squad last fall. university officials say he died

after he developed problems at the end of a routine training run with his teammates. you may notice some new canine officers at oracle arena next time you go to a warriors game. the nba is requiring new security measures at all home games. wayne friedman has more. >> reporter: they arrived in force, armed mostly with finely tuned noses. >> it's good. >> reporter: now a regular one in compliance with the new nba policy at every arena including oracle. four bomb-sniffing dogs will explore every nook and crannie inside and out before every home game. not that there's been a threat or so they say. >> any large crowd is a target, nothing specific here. >> reporter: the dogs and deputies will walk among crowds. they will sniff seats. they will include deputy rick faborg and his best friend on duty named febo. >> you get to go to every warriors game.

>> i guess, if that's what the boss says. >> reporter: not that they'll be sitting and cheering, more like walking and sniffing. >> we're going to search the whole arena pretty much. we're going to stay here until the game is over and do roving sweeps. >> if they're sniffing for bombs it's a good idea. >> we're sorry when that happened so -- >> that's the world, society. that's what's going on, bombs, drugs, violence. >> reporter: and no, this will not come out of the taxpayers pockets. the sheriff's department estimates the cost to be $1200 per game paid by the warriors. in oakland, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. traffic could be an issue in oakland tonight. the warriors are scheduled at 7:30 at oracle arena at about the time the monster jam is going under way at the coliseum. as many as 50,000 fans are

expected to attend. fans are asked to get there early and if possible take public transportation. the final countdown to rain -- i shouldn't say the final countdown. it's on and coming just four days from now on wednesday. you can track it on your smartphone any time with the abc 7 news weather app. certainly hope it's not the last countdown to rain. we need more. we've had so little this year so this is great news. >> katie, even though we're getting the rain, we cannot catch up this season for rainfall, so we will end the season well below normal, but at least it's coming and it will be significant rain. a look at live doppler 7 hd right now and you see a wisp of dog along t fog there along the coast. san jose sunny this morning with temperatures in the upper 40s. so slowly warming up for you.

42 in redwood city, 46 with the fog in half moon bay. you'll notice more moisture in the air today. low to mid 40s for santa rosa and napa. fairfield mild by you with 54 and 46 for our friends in the liver more valley and east bay. you can see the fog creeping into the picture your lower right-hand corner. that will allow for the onshore throw to keep the temperatures cooler from ocean beach, and down through montera. if you are headed to the coast it won't be as nice as yesterday. boy, there was a lot of people at our beaches. it's trending cooler today and certainly tomorrowment overall mild days with temperatures well above average this weekend. the wet pattern still on cue to set up on wednesday bringing

even stormier conditions by friday. here's a look at our pacific satellite picture. it's been the same old song and dance and this time even the pacific northwest is high and dry. it will be changing, the storm track will slowly sag to the south and that will allow for a few more high clouds for the days ahead. for the immediate future it means a stronger onshore push. today 60 in monterey. in los angeles low 70s there with mid 50s in the sierra nevada. we're looking at the subtle changes throughout the day today at the coast and by the afternoon more fog and by the evening pretty good. tomorrow afternoon we'll drop the temperatures all the around the bay, anywhere from two to four degrees due to a stronger onshore push. this is what we're all excited about, wednesday, february 26th, we're looking at this first system to bring us light rain around the bay.

then it moves through on thursday, but the stronger system, the second system, is on cue to bring us rain on friday. it should focus a little further south of san francisco. then there is another system for saturday, certainly not as much rain as we had a couple weeks ago but we're looking at maybe a couple of inches. perhaps a few 70s towards the liver more valley and clover dale. the accuweather 7 day forecast shows that today will be the warmest day out of the next seven. monday, tuesday, here comes the rain. wednesday, thursday maybe some showers and friday a more significant wet weather maker. it's looking a little more like winter. abc 7 news is another great news for you to follow.

for information on power outages or anything else you need to know. we are looking at a nice weekend. we'll to suffer through another dry, sunny mild one and then, yeah, katie, countdown to the rain. >> sounds great, thank you, lisa. next, ensuring your safety, the steps air b and b are

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>> it's nice, katie. in fact, temperatures are climbing through the 50s but there is moisture in the air that's allowing for haze and fog around half moon bay and through the afternoon the onshore winds will be with us at the beaches. boy, was that popular yesterday and today it will still be nice but not quite as nice as we had yesterday. in san jose today temperatures will be approaching 70 degrees, upper 60s for you, at the coast upper 50s and 60s. so with fog coming back into play, we are looking at changes out in the pacific which will include some rain in the next seven days. so you don't want to miss that. katie? >> definitely not, lisa. thank you. we continue to follow developing news in the east bay where a bart train derailment is affecting riders this morning. we're live at the concord station where it happened with the latest on repairs that have

been going on since the sun came up. >> reporter: they'll continue to work throughout the day. i had a conversation with the spokesperson for bart. he confirmed that two of the four cars that need to be removed have indeed been removed from the track. this will be an all-day operation. we can tell you this, that work at this station will be a thing that they will have to complete before service can be restored. bart is once again in the spotlight as they start to investigate what caused this train departing from this concord station to jump the track. this is new video of crews lifting and moving that derailed bart train. according to bart, the train jumped the track after going over an interlocking and damaging equipment. i had an opportunity to speak with people today who are out, just surprised by everything that they saw happening in their own back yard. >> i have concerns that this is the second time it's happened and these accidents can be dangerous for passengers and the employees of bart. >> bart is saying it's maintenance that needs to be

done. hopefully they use some of those fare increases to improve maintenance. >> reporter: this all started in the thick of the friday evening commute, an empty bart train leafi leaving the station derailed just after 6:00 p.m. it twisted and jumbled across two sets of tracks and the lead car hanging over of the edge of the elevated platform. merge responders said there were no injuries on the track and no injuries to passengers on the train because the only person on the train at the time was the driver of that train. if you are going to san francisco, you need to get on at the pleasant hills station. a shuttle will run between pittsburgh and north concord. this is not the first time that bart has experienced a derailment in this area. it happened back in march of 2011. we, of course, will stay on top of this story. i had an opportunity to speak with jim allison in the next hour or so and we will have, of course, updates on abc 7 news. katie, i'm sorry, my nose is running and i'm falling apart

here. katie, i'm going to send it back to you. we will have updates regularly on abc 7 news.com and you can follow me on twitter. in concord, nick smith, abc 7 news. >> thank you. the impact of the drought is getting getting. it's been decided california farmers will get no water from the urban project. here's abc 7 news reporter david louie. >> this is truly just an unprecedented circumstance that the state water project and the central valley project are so limited in what they can provide. >> reporter: first it was the state deciding three weeks ago it can't supply any water. now it's the u.s. bureau of reclamations central valley project saying its allocation will be 50% of normal for residential and business users and zero for agriculture. silicon valley normally gets water from those two sources.

>> we were still hopeful that we were looking at dry as opposed to critically dry. i think now we all know that even if it rained, it was very wet for the rest of the year, we would not see the runoff state wide. >> reporter: that puts pressure on homeowners. jean adams thinks the 20% is doable. >> anything i can do, not leave the water on when i'm brushing my teeth, i'm cutting that back and i have been. every way i can do and everything i can think of, i will certainly try. >> reporter: the addams family is have the lawn air rated to reduce sprinkling time. it's going to be challenging, too, for tech companies that use water to cool heat generating rooms. farmers will still be able to draft ground water, while

imported water helps recharge supplies from ponds such as this one, the santa clara county farm bureau says it takes a few years before the impact will be felt. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. fishing enthusiasts in the north bay are going to have to find a new place to gather. the russian river officially closed to fishing yesterday due to an emergency regulation designed to ensure salmon and steel heads have the chance to spawn successfully. the fish are already facing spawning challenges due to low river flows. the ban runs through april 30. tobacco will soon be harder to come by at stanford university. the mercury news reports convenience stores have agreed to the school's request to phase out sales of tobacco products. tobacco sales will stop next month. the move blgds on the university's smoke-free policy which prohibits smoking in classrooms, offices and other

campus facilities. happening today, the ukrainian community will hold a demonstration over the crises in ukraine.$.9 demonstrators are demanding world leaders take real action against ukraine's brutal regime. the parliament has voted to have early presidential elections on may 25. that decision comes hours after embattled president vikt viktor yanukovych made mountainment. protestors are calling for a reversal of the decision to allow google buses to use muni bus stops to pick up employees, saying the buses block the muni vehicles. in recent months protestors have demonstrated against the buses,

saying they have become symbols of the city's growing class divide and san francisco's affordability crises. today's protest gets under way at 10:30 at mission high school. sticking with google, the company is considering a new public wi-fi system for mountain view. the city council on tuesday will consider a proposal to turn downtown mountain view into a public wi-fi hot spot for the next five years. it would serve castro street and evelyn avenue. google has a free citywide wi-fi but analysts say the system is no longer functioning effectively due to changes in technology. a california boy is out to give blind people more independence by letting them shop for groceries on their own. 10-year-old josh goldenberg was born blind. his idea came about during a visit to the supermarket with his parents. he needed to find batteries and noticed there were no signs in braille. his family established the joshua project, a foundation

dedicated to putting braille on store shelves across the country. >> that way they can come into the store and they don't have to wait a million years. they don't have to wait that long for somebody to come over and help them. >> yesterday students from the california school for the blind tried out the sign during a shopping trip. joshua says he will continue pushing for other stores to do the same. still ahead on the abc 7 saturday morning news, the history of yoga through artwork, the exhibit that explores the century advertise old fusion of mind, body and soul. a live look outside for you at 8:30. you can see a little hazy in the sky there but, boy, it's going to be a sunny and warm weekend. that will change later in the week. lisa argen will have your forecast in a few minu

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welcome back. new this morning, a stanford film student will be at the oscars a week from tomorrow as a presenter. he was chosen to participate after judges viewed this 60-second video she submitted as part of a contest. she says her selection is a dream come true. >> being on the same stage that the greats walk on like steven spielberg and jennifer lawrence and even more amazing people, it's just awesome. >> she'll be presenting the statuette to celebrity presenters who will give the oscar to the winner. she says she'll use the opportunity to try and make professional connections to help her career. abc 7 is the only place where you can see the oscars. oskar sunday will be here before you know it. it's next sunday, march 2nd. let's head on up to the roof now. lisa argen is forecasting rain for next weekend. in the thick of the weather right now. >> by next weekend we'll have a couple of inches around here, so that's definitely good news. the short-term though, a live

look outside where it's nice and sunny not north bay. fog at the coast, a slightly cooler day today and the changes you've been waiting for in your seven-day youtlook are straight ahead. jim harbaugh took the 49ers to the super bowl and almost got traded. it's coming up in sports.

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ancie ancient films are on display in san francisco. the practice of yoga was developed 500 years before christ or before the common era. followers of hinduism, budism and jane used yoga as a means of stilling the mind. >> it also came to include super natural powers, worldly control. later, a supple body. we've also added such goals as a beautiful body and spiritual holistic health, but yoga has never been anything singular. >> reporter: the downward facing dog, the plank, these are all poses that millions of americans practice on a daily basis and spend billions of dollars doing. here at the art museum, centuries of artwork focus on the origins of the healing of the mind and body and empow empowerme empowerment. >> yoga is important in this city and san francisco has been

a leader in bringing yoga and very serious forms to this country. >> reporter: here stunning and dramatic works of art from around the world show how artist translated yoga practices into a visual form. for more information, visit our website at abc 7 news.com. >> you can see her traffic reports every weekday morning on the abc 7 morning news. follow her on twitter on abc 7. time to head back up to the roof. your full forecast with meteorologist lisa argen standing out in the sunshine this morning. we should enjoy it while it lasts, right, lisa? >> i love it. it's so nice out here. you need sun block and you can lose the jacket pretty soon. it's going to be another day with temperatures well above average. what i like even more is what's going to be on the seven-day

outlook. we are going to see a return to rain. live doppler 7 hd right now is not showing much except for a little fog around half moon bay where visibility is about a mile and a quarter. san jose has nothing but sunshine and as a result numbers are climbing through the 40s for you and even with the fog it's 48 in half moon bay. san francisco is the mildest at 50 degrees. you may notice it's hazier due to moisture in the air. the onshore push will increase throughout the weekend and that will bring cooler conditions. fairfield the mildest at 54 with 46 in the liver more valley and 41 in santa rosa. so we are looking at a clear golden gate bridge right now. i suspect by the late afternoon hours fog will be filling into the gaps there and we'll look for a cooler coast but mild days overall with temperatures anywhere from about two to eight

degrees above average and the wet pattern gets understand way by the middle of next week, maybe a quarter of an inch wednesday but by next saturday we could see perhaps two inches of rain around the bay. we can certainly not catch up to our deficit of over 15 inches in part of the bay, but it is changing the pattern and that's a plus for us. with double ridge high pressure is going to break down. the high will slide to the east and weaken and that allows for a couple of systems to head our way. 7 2 in sacramento today with more low 70s towards chico and in the 50s in the sierra nevada. these next couple weather makers will bring about 18 inches in the northern sierra and then the next system just as promising if not more snow. if you are heading out throughout the afternoon you'll notice clouds around the coast

and that brings temperatures down around the bay, two or three degrees. 70s today. on the peninsula look for mid 60s from san mateo and that cooler coast with patchy fog, daily city 59 for you. san francisco above average. mid 60s berkeley and san leandro checking in at 66 with sunshine. gorgeous in castor valley, 68. the accuweather 7-day forecast the mildest day today. more of an onshore push tomorrow. maybe a quarter inch of rain on wednesday. we're getting is to excited about it. by thursday a slight chance of shower. the next system cueing up for

friday will bring maybe a couple of inches of rain. it's finally looking a little more like winter and it will feel like it by the middle to the end of next week. >> thank you, lisa. 49ers head coach jim harbaugh is in indianapolis to interview draft prospects and fans are trying to understand yesterday's bombshell;mbv that 9 9ers were close to trading harbaugh. >> reporter: good morning, according to pro foot talk.com, the browns were ready to trade multiple draft picks for head coach jim harbaugh. it didn't happen mostly because harbaugh's wife did not want to move. despite three title games and one appearance in the super bowl, there are rumors harbaugh and general manager do not get along. 49ers ceo says the trade story you not true.

lisa leslie was court side last night. the cardinals trailed by 19 first half before a huge comeback. stanford wins and clinched a share of their 14th straight season title. the bears prevail last night thanks to a balanced attack. brittany boyd with the steal. the bears win their fifth straight 77-72. yesterday canada beat team usa in men's ice hockey. three members of the the san jose sharks blade. adam betterish couldn't believe the u.s. came up short. >> big celebration if the u.s. pulled that out. probably would have still seen the litter in here if they won. it was going to be a big party. it spilled my plans so i got to zip it around here for now.

the giants did not make the playoffs last season but don't blame hunter pence. mike shoeman has more from scottsdale. >> you got to constantly be changing. this is a league of adjustments. you got to continue to push to get better, and i think we did that by adding michael morris, by adding tim hudson and each and every one of us individually and collectively have to push to grow and get better. >> what's your impressions of michael morris so far? >> a lot of fun to have on the team. he has tremendous charisma. we're similar in a lot of aspects. >> how tough is that to come to another team and two or three years later be considered one of the leaders? >> i don't think i consider myself anything other than a teammate. we had a great group of guys and there's a ton of leaders in here. it's a group that gets along,

that's played together for a while. it's a lot of fun to be a part of this team. >> hunter has been the inspirational leader for this team the past two years and i think that will continue in 2014. reporting are the giants in scotts dale, mike shoeman. >> last seasthat's sports for a saturday morning. go out and have a great

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happening today, hundreds of people will hit the sand and surf at san francisco's aquatic park. teams of fundraisers will plunge into the chilly waters of the bay as part of the polar plunge. many teams are expected to participate. brave souls. the 5 k kicks off at 9:30. we want to give you an update on the repair work done at the concord station following yesterday's train derailment. crews have removed two of the four cars that went off the tracks yesterday evening. they've brought in large cranes to remove the cranes and repair work on the damaged tracks is expected to last all day. bart's operating shuttle service for people traveling east of the pleasant hill bart station. we will continue to follow this

developing news online and you can get the latest all day long on twitter @abc 7 news bay area. we want to leave you with the latest on the weather. a dynamic forecast coming up. >> if you are hoping for just as much sun as yesterday at the coast, unfortunately we do have plenty of fog with a mile and a quarter visibility at half moon bay. it's not going to be as sunny there nor as warm. 61 today. elsewhere sunny everywhere. 68 in san jose. 70 out towards liver more. fast forward to wednesday when we see about a quarter inch of rain and more by next friday. so we got to wait but it's coming. katie? >> that sounds great. lisa thank you and thanks to all of you for joining us on the abc 7 saturday morning news. abc 7 continues at 5:00 p.m. and stick with us on twitter for the latest on the bart derailment and everything else. meanwhile, have a great day.

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