>> good morning, everyone, i'm carolyn tyler, thanks for joining us on this sunday, february 23rd. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning. we are on the roof outside where plenty of low clouds and fog are situated over the bay. that's bringing slightly milder temperatures this morning. live doppler 7hd shows we are looking at low clouds and fog not only in the north bay, but in the city, down along the peninsula toward san carlos and over into the east bay w that, not many 30s out there. mainly 40s and 50s. a milder start for pretty much everyone. 52 in oakland with 48 in

san mateo. so with the low clouds and fog nestled into the low-lying valleys, the visibility down to a quarter mile in santa rosa. it extends down to salinas and monterey. over into the east bay you are clear in livermore right now, but the plan will be for more of the fog to kind of stay put through the 8:00 and 9:00 hours when it begins to scour on out. then throughout the afternoon we are looking at sunshine pulling away from the marin county coast. still there along the san mateo county coast, but we will be looking at a return to plenty of sunshine today with temperatures well above average. so the broken record is about to end, carolyn. we are talking rain, wind, cooler temperatures and, in fact, rainfall in the next couple of inches the week ahead. we will have it for you in a few minutes. >> thank you, lisa. bart crews are hard at work this morning make repairs following a

train derailment in concord on friday. the goal is to get trains running east of the pleasant hill station by 8:00 a.m. our reporter has the latest on the progress. >> reporter: this is what it looked like, a bart train with part of the cab hanging over the edge of tracks. now the train cars are gone and two 39-foot sections of the rail are getting fixed. >> our goal is to have our normal sunday morning service which begins at 8:00. that's our goal. a massive crane was brought in to pluck the cars off the elevated rail line. you see how this one is banged up from the accident. all the damaged cars were put on the back of flatbed trailers and carted away to a nearby yard for repairs and an investigation is ongoing to determine why two cars jumped their tracks at an interchange. >> we apologize for this obvious accident, and we apologize for the inconvenience it caused many of our contra costa riders. >> a bus bridge was set up at the pleasant hill station that was the end of this line.

they shuttled passengers from here to the concord, north concord and pittsburgh bay point stations. caused some confusion. >> we were supposed to be dropping her off at the concord bart station and we ended up driving out of our way because it was shut down. we didn't know about it. >> he said she will also pick up his friend after she gets off work in berkeley. and this woman had a tough time getting from daly city. >> it was okay other than it inconvenienced my daughter because she had to come from bay point to here to pick me up. normally i would get off at bay point. she lives three blocks away. >> overall, it meant there weren't many other problems. there were fewer riders. abc7 news. >> abc7 news has obtained the emergency call made from the bart train operator to his dispatcher just moments after the train jumped the tracks. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has more. >> emergency! emergency!

>> please. >> 331, derail. concord. >> a breathless call made by that bart train operator friday night to his dispatcher confirming his train was off the rails. >> how do you know you derailed? >> how do you know i derailed? or -- i am look over the edge. >> looking over the edge to the pavement below. the operator, known only as cartwright, sounds panicked when he described events leading up to the derailment. >> crossing over to concord one and it was making weird noises and derailed. >> cartwright needed help. the quick thinking dispatcher is trying to couple the situation. >> the first thing we are going to do is it take a deep breath. confirm the train was swept and there were no passengers on board. >> affirmative.

the train was swept and no passengers on board. >> the dispatcher makes cartwright a promise. >> how do you doing there? absolutely. i'll buy you a coke when this is all over, okay? >> abc7 news. >> oakland police are investigating a fatal shooting on 14th avenue near east 24th street. it happened about three blocks electric hyland hospital just before 8:30 last night. police and crime stoppers are offering a $10,000 reward for information lead to go the arrest of the shooter. >> a warning this morning to dog owners in san francisco. someone may be lacing meatballs with rat poison, and it's not the first time. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has more from crest line drive, the location where the suspicious meatballs are turning up. >> this is how welcome they are. >> it doesn't take long for the lieutenant to find a suspicious meatball along the drive. it was in the bushes.

she takes a photo and then bags it as evidence. this makes 31 meatballs. >> the majority wave been locating are pretty well-concealed under the shrubbery, close to the curbside. so the owners would have the first access to them before the owners would ever see it. >> dorothy noticed immediately when her dog, a.j., found a suspicious meatball during the walk. and i pulled him out and i thought, oh, my god, it's the meatballs again. >> it feels like deja vu for her. last july her dog oscar died after eating a meatball laced with strychnine. several dogs got stick. no one got caught for the crimes. >> i said, this cannot be happening again. please, dear god, let's not have another trauma. >> twin peaks dog owners are being extra careful while walking their dogs. >> who would do that? i mean, it's the cruelest, rudest thing in the world.

>> i'm furious because you would take it out on dogs? who would take it out on dogs? >> investigators are still in the process of testing the suspicious meatballs and haven't determined exactly what is inside of them. in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> we are learning new details about a series of water bottle throwing incidents in western sonoma county. the press democrat reports the owner of the truck believed to have been involved has come forward, but investigators don't think the owner was responsible for the attacks. they say it may have been the work of juveniles who were the ones driving the truck. there's been six confirmed instances of someone throwing water bottles at the windshields of moving cars near santa rosa. funeral services will be held tomorrow for two highway patrol officers killed near fresno. kwan gonzales and brian law will be honored at a ceremony in

fresno. governor jerry brown is expected to attend. officers long and gonzales were responding to an accident on highway 99 in southern fresno county when they veered off the road. their vehicle flipped over, killing both officers. investigators say the two officers were apparently trying to avoid hit as pedestrian involved in the original accident. this morning the dali llama will be making two march bay area appearances. yesterday while the tibetan spiritual leader spoke inside davey symphony hall to a sold out audience, several chanted outside. they were of a buddhist sect. protesters say the dalai lama has denounced the traditions and beliefs of those who practice that form of buddhism. >> he's basically forcing people into practicing things that he believes they should be practicing. we believe that's a violation of religious rights so we are here

to basically ask the dalai lama to lift the bans he's imposed on millions of others throughout the world who engage in that practice. >> but many who pay to listen to his holiness speak say the dalai lama is misunderstood. >> he's got a very open and accepting message, and so maybe they should listen instead of shouting. >> the dalai lama said he's committed to preserving the tibetan buddhist culture. and the dalai lama continues his bay area visit today with a blessing of the tibetan community center in richmond at 8:00 this morning and then he holds a public talk at the berkeley community theater that. is scheduled to begin at 9:15. and tomorrow the dalai lama will participate in a talk on the theme of compassion and business as santa clara university at 10:00 a.m.. >> good news nor drought stricken california. more rain is on the way. wet weather is expected to hit

the bay area this week. but according to our media partner, the mercury news, forecast computer models show promising signs of an el nino, which would likely bring significant wet weather to california next winter. some researchers say the likelihood of an el nino hitting next winter is about 75%. that would be quite a change. what do you think about that, lisa? >> i think, yeah, that would be fantastic and what we need. but we also looking at the short term by involves the next seven days and that looks promising, as we. a live look outside where low clouds and fog blanketing the bay area this morning except for our friends in the east bay valley. plenty of 40s, a bit of a chill to the air this morning. but once again we are on our way to a sunny, mild afternoon. it's going to change. i'll come back and have the forecast for you in a few minutes. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, one of the world's most wanted criminals is now in

custody. now he was captured after eluding police for 13 years. >> coming up, put a low-cost home security system to the test. i'm michael

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you can catch "this week" right here on abc7 at 8:00 this morning >> u.s. and mexican authorities are hailing the capture of the most notorious drug lord in the world. yesterday he was caught after eluding authorities for 13 years. abc news reporter michelle franson has the latest. >> this is el choppo in the handcuffs and in the custody of authorities. this is how he looked when arrested early saturday morning when arrested at this mexican hotel. acting on information collected by the russ drug enforcement agents and the mexican government, he was arrested without a single shot fired. they conducted a year-long investigation of him.

it was aired on our sister network. >> he is like the osama bin laden of drug trafficking. >> he leads a drug cartel, responsible for an estimated 25% of the marijuana, cocaine and heroin entering the u.s. through mexico, resulting in the deaths of tens of thousands from overdoses and bloody, indiscriminate violence. chicago named el choppo, public enemy number one, a term not used since al capone. his cartel allegedly supplied 80% of the drug in chicago. the drug trade was so profitable for guzman, "forbes magazine" included him on the list of millionaires. he bribed his way out of prison in mexico 13 years ago. even with him back behind bars the cartel will continue do business as usual. abc news, new york.

>> getting a home security system can be confusing. here's 7 on your side he's michael finney with the details. >> watch these burglars break into homes. to catch them, many homeowners are going high-tech, installing outrageous by good security systems. this homeowner, bernice, really went for it, spending $3,500 to put in a first-class video system. >> they can the conduits, and to me it's well worth it. >> there are plenty of home security companies but most want monthly fees and yearly contracts, but not this one. simply safe is building their reputation by being inexpensive and easy to use. jerome is showing me his simply safe system. this has thwarted two burglaries so far. it can be set up in a matter of minutes.

simply peel and stick the monitors to walls, windows and doors. then plug this unit into your wi-fi unit. and from there a computer program takes over and makes all the connections. so we put the system to the test by opening this door. there's been a 15 second delay set up. and once that time has passed. [alarm siren] >> jerome is notified by cell, and because he pays $15 a month, the system is monitored and he gets a call from simply safe security personnel. >> yeah, this is simply safe calling. >> yes, hi. i was testing my alarm. so do you want to know the password? >> i need the password, yes, sir. >> so the password is -- >> no problem.

we got an alarm from your front door. >> if he hadn't answered a security officer would be been dispatched to his home. depending on where you live, police officers could have been sent. >> especially nowadays everybody is working on a budget and living on a budget. and i don't want to pay, you know, $60, you know, to a company that is providing exactly the same thing for $15 a month, you don't have to sign a long-term contract and you can cancel anytime you want. you pay only for the level of service you want. now for free the system notifies you only. the systems themselves start at $330 and go up from there. depending on how many monitors you want. simply safe also allows you to monitor fire, carbon monthly -- carbon oxide. freeze and flooding. right now there are no cameras available but it appears simply safe plans 20 release them later this year. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side.

>> the count down to rein in the bay area is on. it's coming just three days from now on wednesday. you can track it on your smartphone anytime with the abc7 news weather app. right now you can get all the details from my friend lisa argen, who is up on the roof deck to bring us the weather. >> hi, carolyn. yeah, we have several things going on for the week ahead. they are all pretty exciting. bringing rain, wind and snow to the sierra nevada. right now live doppler 7hd. low clouds and fog not only along the coast but they are spreading across the bay. it's clear in concord and livermore, but take a look. isn't this a pretty shot from our sutro tower camera where you can see all the low clouds and fog. san francisco dropped to 39. oakland at 52 with upper 40s from the peninsula to los gatos and half moon bay. east bay hills camera, gorgeous view. and we are looking at that southwesterly wind this afternoon to keep the coast cool. right now we are in the low to

mid-40s from napa to petaluma. 42 concord. livermore with the clear sky. you have dropped to 39 degrees. radiational cooling in the east bay valleys. good visibility and less than a quarter mile from santa rosa. half moon bay is looking at a higher overcast but it extends through monterey and salinas. sfo no problems right now. it is milder from half moon bay to oakland and mountain view. over toward livermore and concord where you have the clear sky, it is certainly cooler out there. patchy fog here at the airport and it will be another spring like afternoon. the fog will burn back to the coastline. it should be a nice afternoon if you like it dry and sunny. shame on you. but we will be looking at this to change and bring the ridge of high pressure further to the east and that allows for a series of wet weather makers to move our way.

today the gray sky, stable atmosphere, keeping the low clouds parked in place near the surface. but a mixing and a nice afternoon the next couple days. and noticed to the low clouds and fog will continue to slide back to the west. in fact, we will see that mixing allowing for sunshine from stinson, even salinas looking at sun with ocean beach getting to a partly sunny sky. 60 degrees about. here we are ten days. looking into the end of february and not only the first week of march, but that brings us to really a winter time scenario where if we add up the rainfall totals the next ten days, we are looking at anywhere from two to five inches by the time we hit that second weekend from now. so it's the first weekend in march, about friday, march 5th. so it all looks to be moving in our favor with some more winter-like conditions in the week ahead. 67 oakland, 68 fremont and

san jose with low 70s morgan hill. the accuweather seven-day forecast, another mild day today after the low clouds and fog. a little cooler tomorrow. a few high clouds. more clouds and mid-60s for the highs on tuesday. here comes the rain. it will accompany wind and a soggy afternoon commute on wednesday. maybe an inch or two of rain. then thursday a break before the next system cues up for perhaps 50 mile-an-hour wind gusts. urban and small stream flooding possible, anywhere from two to four inches of rain on friday and showers left over for saturday. abc7 news has another great weather resource for you to follow. follow live doppler 7hd on twitter for the latest bay area weather conditions, rain or shy, and get video forecasts, power outage info and weather tweets. the winter weather i had into the first week of march. looks like some more rain will visit us. it's all great news. >> all right.

and so, you know, we have no control over the weather, lisa. so for the people who have been enjoying the mild temperatures, it's all right. >> i know. it's all right. >> and now comes the rain. thank you very much. >> okay. >> up next, the first-ever run through a 360-degree loop. how was this man able to confidently take away the mattes and finish this gravity-defying sprint?

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a u.k. man is the first man ever to run through a loop-the-loop. here is damian sprinting through the 10-foot high, 360-degree loop and you saw there he nails t he's a former trampoline world champ , hollywood stuntman and it's not just his physical ability that helped him run the loop, he worked with engineers for four months to figure out how to complete the run. he need to maintain a velocity of 65 miles an hour through the entire loop.

he practiced with mats underneath until he finally tried it without them. up next on the abc7 sunday morning news, developing news in ukraine. the big changes following last week's violent protests. and what's still ahead for a country in limbo? also, the so-called architect to the stars. a man who was never allowed to live in the high-priced neighborhoods he helped to build.

>> let's check out the weather. here's lisa argen on the roof. >> it's pretty cloudy out here but above the low clouds and fog making a cooler start to the day. here's the view from the east bay hills camera, vollmer peak. this is what i mean, low to mid-40s around the bay right now. still chilly in the valleys. visibility a quarter mile in the north bay. the forecast rest of the day,

low 60s or 50s at the coast. inland it will be mid-60s once again to near 70. beautiful afternoon ahead burks you heard it, get out the rain gear, rain is on the way for three days away. you have the countdown. >> that's right, weapons day. thank you, lisa. developing news this morning. ukraine's newly emboldened legislature has voted to hand the president's powers to the parliament speaker. yesterday they took control of ukraine's capitol, seizing the office and home of the president as parliament voted to remove him and hold new elections. here's abc news with the latest. >> jubilation on the streets of the ukrainian capital as protesters took control of kiev and the president was impeached. it comes after months of protests against him. almost 100 killed.

the independent square has been bloody battleground for protesters who wants on end to corruption and rights abuses and wants to be more like europe and the u.s. the president kept ukraine closely tied to russia has fled the capital. he refused to resign. comparing the impeachment this the nazis coming to power. >> i can't believe such a place can exist in ukraine. >> on the golf course and this club, with his initials engraved. >> just amazing all the range of corruption that has happened in ukraine. it's crazy things. >> nearby, a zoo with ostriches and peacocks. elsewhere a garage with dozen of antique luxury cars. the anger over the opulence here quieted by the hope in this chapter is over. alex marquart, abc news. >> the bay area has a ukrainian community and it's supporters gathered for a demonstration at

the san francisco city plaza yesterday afternoon. they are demanding u.s. and european leaders take, in their words, real action to support the ukrainian people, like providing security from opposition leaders and imposing sanctions on the other regime. >> today protesters in san francisco plan to hold a demonstration to stand in solidarity which with the ongoing anti-government protests in venezuela. from noon to two protesters will form a human chain across the golden gate bridge. meanwhile in venezuela protesters continue to clash with riot police. tens of thousands of people took to the streets yesterday calling for the president nicolas maduro to solve rising crime and inflation rates or step aside. one man is dead, dozens are recovering this morning following a carbon monoxide leak at a new york mall.

the leak happened last night in huntington station in long island. investigators believe the carbon monoxide leak originated as a seafood restaurant in the mall. police received a call from a woman feeling light-headed and nauseated. >> we were sitting at the bar and having a glass of wine and i think one of the waitresses came over and said we had to leave. i didn't want to blow up or anything. i didn't know how dangerous it was. they told us to stay outside. >> twenty-seven people had to be taken to the hospital. authorities say the man who died worked at that restaurant. officials believe the carbon monoxide leak originated within the restaurant's heating system. >> in honor of black history month we turn our attention to a man who not only broke down some of the walls separating color, but who has been quietly celebrated for his skill in building them. he's an architect. his name is paul revere williams. abc7 news reporter leyla gulen

has his story in our assignment 7 reports. >> he had an unshakeable belief in his own talent and in the power of what would happen when people actually came into the space. >> when i first walked in i think the flow of the space and the layout, that's really cool. you walk in, has a nice entry. i like the curved moldings and walls in the entryway. >> jeff owns one of the only one of these homes in the city of san francisco. built in 1939 in pacific heights. >> it's beautiful. it changed over the years, but what hasn't changed is really his elements in terms of the railing and the pillars and the windows. it seems very traditional to a lot of his work. >> he said that paul revere williams used architecture as a way to enhance people's lives, no matter their socioeconomic status. he did help the federal government design the first subsidized housing project. but he was best known as the architect to the stars,

designing mansions for the rich and famous, each though he himself was not allowed to live in their neighborhoods. like many homes, this one has been home and host to dignitaries, like president obama, who dined at this very table. , paul attended the university of southern california, but never graduated. instead he opened up his own practice and became the first black member of the american institute of architects, designing some 3,000 building before his death in 1980. >> but with the support of his passion of drawing helped him to overcome his burdens to design a better future. >> there were people who would deny and you can't, and no, but that was kind of in this abstract world. his world was in actually putting the materials together and getting the buildings built and then letting the work speak for him. >> he also developed the ability

to draw upside-down. like architect michael willis is showing us here. not to make his clients uncomfortable by standing next to them. >> the drawing can be a vehicle for conversation. i think that's what paul discovered. that was kind of one of those work-arounds. if had the benefit of allowing the conversation to continue to be about the building. >> and his buildings would become some of the most iconic in the world. >> what i saw in his work, incredible range. not just the lovely houses, but insurance companies and restaurants and he was kind of a pollymath because of people like this who set this example through the work this slowly kind of ground down these arbitrary borders. >> for more information on the fascinating life of paul williams, visit our website at abc7news.com. lay lagoon, abc7 news. still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news, would your boss let you wear flip-flops to work? an uproar over a courthouse

dress code. and here's a live look from our roof cam. that is a gorgeous picture. another sunny, mild day today. but a rain-maker is on the way. lisa argen will have your forecast in just a few. one of the besis that millia is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. it's important to remember that the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. enroll today at coveredca.com.

>> a san francisco program is underway to turn hardscape into landscape in the sunset district. city officials said they have gotten a lot of complaints over how much concrete is in the neighborhood. a lot of residents paved over their front yards. the ambassador program encourages homeowners to break up the concrete, put in drought-resistance plants and help the sewer system manage storm water. the city is offering residents plants and grants to replace 2500 feet of paved front yards with drought-tolerant gardens. well, the drought does, indeed, persist, but some help is on the way, right, lisa? >> absolutely, carolyn.

nine minutes until sunrise. it's cloudy here around most of the bay area, except in the valley. here the fog has pushed in overnight and we are looking at temperatures once again pretty mild around the bay. i will have the details on that and when the rain arrives coming up. >> also ahead, turning back the clock. jermaine o'neal has a big game against brooklyn as the warriors try to win their third straight game. collin resch has the highlights is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge.

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>> do you have a dress code on your job? the employees who work for the superior court system in san francisco say their policy is confusing and unfairly enforced. court officials say it's just common sense rules like no flip-flops. [chanting] >> the union says it's much more than a fight against the fashion police. some of the 420 court employees are upset with how the dress code is being implemented. the rules have been on the books since 1996. including no tank tops, cut-offs, beachwear or warmups.

but enforcement was lax. now there's a crackdown. >> by virtue, it's a conservative institution and it's an institution that has always expected folks to be appropriately attired. i've seen sweatshirts, i've seen sweatpants, track suits. you know, this isn't a gym. this is a court. >> he wants the men in dress shirts and ties like court policy is. >> it's a courthouse, a business environment, and he we have to expect this. >> all the employees got a memo in december reminding them of the dress code. >> the established rules says it's professional. that's what i'm going with. its uncomfortable and it's expensive. >> the union spokesman said they don't have a problem with there being a dress code but say it's arbitrarily enforced. that there are no clear guidelines. jane said she was reprimand for wearing this. >> he just said, well, you don't

look business-like and professional so i'm sending you home today without pay. >> well, the union has filed an unfair labor practice complaint with the state. >> let's talk about the weather. and what's happening with that? here's lisa argen up on the roof. >> plenty happening. keeping us busy. attracting several wet weather makers that are headed our way. the first one coming in on wednesday. right now it's all about the low clouds and fog. live doppler 7hd shows they are not only in san francisco, but down along the san mateo coast. they have moved locally over into the east bay. except for the valleys, where it is clear from our sutro tower camera. we are looking at temperature temperatures with upper 40s. it's a little chilly out there but warmer than yesterday. 52 oakland. half moon bay, gray conditions at 50. and sfo its pretty gray, as

well. with low 40s around the bay. livermore at 40. so the visibility has been restricted in the north bay. especially around novato and santa rosa. anywhere from less than a quarter mile to just about that. and san carlos airport doing better, but still gray for you. half moon bay looking at the overcast. perhaps some afternoon sunshine. but it will be cool around the san mateo county coast, despite the warmer start. 11 degrees warmer there. but with the clear sky, you have cooled over a few degrees in the livermore valley. and for mt. tam, look at that. nice-looking shot of the blanket of low clouds. is it summertime? no, it's winter time. feeling like springtime but going back to winter in a few days. the rain arrives right on cue. we've been talking about it and forecasting it for wednesday. it looks like that afternoon commute will be soggy. but right here, right now, double baseball high pressure. very strong. allowing for the storm track to be well into the golf of alaska. just along for the stable

atmosphere to keep a lid on the low clouds and fog for the next several hours. once we get a little bit of warmer air mixing out that stable atmosphere we will get the sunshine. but the ridge in the next few days. the fair weather maker collides to the east and opens the storm door for the first wet weather maker on wednesday. but today the clouds will be chewed up and and evaporated. so we have the seven-day outlook, the ten-day outlook and he are going to go out pretty far to the first week in march. this shows you not only are we look at the wednesday-friday system of the upcoming work week, but beyond that still more rain bringing us anywhere from two to five inches by wednesday, march 5th. we will have to wait and see. it looks promising. richmond 69. santa rosa.

low 70s for cloverdale and livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast today, nice and mild after the low clouds and fog burn back. tomorrow a little bit more fog. slightly cooler. partly cloudy tuesday. afternoon rain on wednesday. a break on thursday. rain and wind, maybe two to four inches come friday. leftover showers on saturday. so we are looking at mountain snow, as well. and really nice-looking outlook with march coming in like a lion, like they say. >> thank you, lisa. we are looking forward to the rain. let's check out sports. tomorrow the warriors kick off a six-game road trip in detroit against the pistons. last night they were shooting for their third straight victory since the all-star break against brooklyn. here's collin resch with the highlights in this morning's sports. good morning. playing without andrew bogut for a seventh straight game and without a sick david lee, jermaine o'neal turned back time, playing like the kid portland drafted straight out of

high school in 1996. jason kidd back home as a coach. these guys making me feel old. great start for golden state. steph curry, long three. it was 18-6. harrison barns, where was this in the dunk contest? power driven, left-handed flush. i mentioned o'neal, the 35-year-old played 34 minutes, dunk after dunk. always in the right place. 23 points, 13 rebounds. warriors up by 2 with less than a minute left. klay thompson suffocating defense on joe johnson. forces are the turnover. then curry looking for the dagger three over paul pierce. he banked it in! no, that wasn't the plan. but when you are that good luck has nothing to do with it. 93-86, the final. warriors now 3-0 since the all-star break. the last time stanford shot better than 60% in a conference game, 11 years ago since ucla. their opponent yesterday? ucla. the cardinals on that at-large game.

with six seasons as coach, johnny has never taken a team to the tournament. powell finishing the alley oop. cardinals up 13 in the second half. norman powell, no relation, the three. chasing randall. on fire. his sixth three of the game. he would drop a career best 7 for 26. cardinals up 9. fill court pressure from the bruins. cardinals shoot 62% in the game. they win it 83-74. and brad waldo is a vampire, you know. he took a bite out of santa clara with 12 points, 9 rebounds yesterday. the broncos beat the gaels earlier this season. it was a last second shot. no chance for late-game points on saturday. and this guy, a career high 35 points. blowout. 76-54. senior day at usf. the lonely one for cole dickerson. slicing his way through the

pacific defense. 14 points, 13 rebounds. 21st career double-double. mark tollefson, the receiving end of the alley oop. pretty happy. tied at 57 late this is fitting. the senior close it is out. dickerson with the bucket. usf the winner by 5. 64-59. 2007 was the last time bruce bochy and barry bonds compared notes in spring training. they will do it again come the second week of march. that's when bonds is expected to arrive in scottsdale and begin working as a hitting instructor. bonds will join former players as special instructors for the club. for a look at morning sports, i'm collin resch. have a great day, everyone! >> up next, a new study reveals what you and your dog have in common and why your pet could know more about you than you think.

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she are the winning numbers from last night's power ball draw. no one got all six. wednesday's jackpot grows to $50 million. by the way, the winner of raft week's $425 million jackpot purchased at a milpitas gas station remains a mystery. man's best friend may be able to read your mind, sort a new study shows what some already believe, a dog can tune

into your feelings. a dog's brain processes human voices the same way our brains do. they can tell by the sound of your voice if you are happy or sad. the study is published in the journal "current biology lisa, i know what your dog is saying about you. >> he loves me. what are you talking about? good morning, everyone. the sun is up and it's gray here. temperatures rebounding ago the fog evaporates. low 650s san francisco with sun, 58 palo alto. dry day tomorrow, partly cloudy tuesday but cooler each and every day and then the rain comes on wednesday. more rain on friday with several inches. and it lingers into saturday. you know i love my dog, carolyn. >> of course, lisa that. is going to do for us. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler, along with lisa argen. the news continues online, on twitter and facebook and all

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