as expected on a sunday, not very busy at the concord station. this weekend, while train service was stopped through here, north concord, and pittsburg, some passengers said they drove to the first operational station they could get to. pleasant hill. b.a.r.t. set up a network of buses to shuttle passengers. passengers say they are relieved to catch the trains where they normally do, and b.a.r.t. officials thanked repair crews for their wick -- quick work. >> i was happy. i could ask for a ride to sfo, but staying at my cousin's and flying out in the morning. >> some things we did were replacing sections of track, cutting it out and replacing it with another 39-foot section of track. this is done on a regular basis while people are sleeping as part of our normal maintenance repair process. so the fact that they had a big job to do was a challenge for our track and maintenance crews,

but not anything they haven't tackled before, and they worked around the clock to get it done. reporter: an out of service b.a.r.t. train went off the track south of the concord station friday night. only the train operator was aboard and he didn't suffer any injuries. crews had to lift the dammed train cars off the rails and then spend more than a day fixing a section of the track. authorities say they're still investigating exactly why the train went off the rails. another train went off the rails at nearly the exact spot several years ago. >> let's look at the skies over san francisco bay. the exploratorium cam shows no real clouds. it's going to change. meteorologist leigh glaser is on the roof with a look at live doppler 7hd. >> definitely going to change, and also sooner than we anticipated. let's show you the live doppler 7hd. you can see just a little bit of

fog creeping in near the coast. the golden gate bridge right now reporting ruized viz -- reduced visibility. you can see the clear sky over the bay area, and as we stretch out over the pacific, there are two storms, one, two, off the coast, and that's exactly what is going to move in here as we head into our mid-week forecast. in fact, wednesday, first system will move in, bringing us wind and rain, and then we gate break on thursday and then the system that moves in friday will be much stronger. we're anticipating very heavy rainfall, with the secondary system that moves in on friday and some strong winds. in fact, coming up in a little bit, we'll look at a risk index for the two storms, and also let you know just how much rain you can anticipate. very good news in terms of the rainfall coming to the bay area once again this week. >> to track the storm, follow

live -- twitter, and get weather tweets. >> oakland police credit an alert system with helping find two people wanted in connection with a shooting earlier today. the shooting took place on telegraph avenue near 45th 45th street this morning. one man was shot. he is expected to survive. a citizen spotted a car linked to the shooting and alerted police. officers arrested a man and woman believed to have taken part in the shooting. >> relatives of a san lorenzo man killed by sheriffs deputies met with the media. they said the media portrayal of their father as a thug couldn't be more wrong. 60 year david goens was killed after authorities broke down his door. family members say he needed medical attention and deputies, who had been to the home 19 times in three years, should have known that.

>> thousands will honor two fallen highway patrol officers during a memorial service in fresno tomorrow morning. officers juan gonsalez and brian law died after their patrol car crashed while they responded to an accident last monday. there will be law enforcement officers from across california and beyond. the service will take place in an arena at fresno state university. >> the dalai lama wraps up a three-day visit to the bay area tomorrow. his visit so far has drawn hundreds of supporters and protesters at each stop. cornell bernard is live from san francisco with details. reporter: a event here at the ritz-carlton hotel behind me was the dalai lama's last stop of the day. his largest event was in berkeley where he saw praise and protests. >> sitting in the room, i didn't think i would get that emotional

>> ashley was moved to tears when the dalai lama took the stage. a simple talk about how to live a happy life, which begins, he says, with love and compassion for others and society. >> we need work together. and sense of oneness of humanity. that, i think, very important. reporter: the spiritual leader then took questions from audience. one parent asked, how die get my kids to do their homework. >> first, let me marry and produce a children, then i have real experience how to do. >> the two-hour talk left many enlightened in and energized. >> to be in the presence of a man who is very awakened to the emnation of love and compassion. >> not far away a small group of other buddhists gathered to protest, saying the dalai lama has ex-communicated thousands of

buddhists. they gave us this video of protesters questioning the dalai lama about religious freedom. >> this is worship. so that's wrong. >> we are honored to thank lee -- >> later in the day the tally llama honored unsung heroes of compassion, an awards ceremony at the ritz. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> more protests took place in venezuela today as people on both sides of the ongoing political foot took to the streets. a largely female crowd gathered in support of the president. they wore red t-shirts to represent the colors of his party. debris covered the streets after protests against the government. his opponents want him to resign unless he can resolve problems like rising crime and gal lappingen nation. >> in san francisco people linked arms on the golden gate

bridge in solidarity. >> there's no money, no jobs, people can't feed their kids, and now people are protesting but nonviolently and they're getting killed for it. >> economy, everything, no food, no nothing, no toilet paper. really? >> organizers of the protests want the u.s. government to consider imposing economic sanctions against venezuela. a world war i replica biplane was heavily damaged today after flipping over in concord. this afternoon at buchanan field airport in concord, this fokker d7r flip over while taxiing during a high-speed test. the plane was heavily damaged but the buy lot was -- pilot was uninjured. still ahead at 6:00. before you pack that lunch or plan your next cocktail party, we have a food recall that could

affect what is in your fridge. >> why a new report suggests the uc school system is missing out on millions of dollars a year. >> google has another gadget in the works. county be

>> meat sold in california has been pulled from store shelves. a canadian meat company issued a recall for 9,000 pounds of meet. the meats were not fully

inspected and there's a remote possibility of adverse health consequences. the recall includes several kinded of salami and ham. you can return them for a refund. we have full details on our web site. >> the university of california system is losing money because of risky bets on interest rates. a decade ago university officials agreed on contracts call interest rate swaps. those swaps locked customers into paying a fixed rate on money they borrow. if rate goess up you save money. right now rates are at historic low. the uc system is losing $6 million a year. up next at 6:00, why two top social media companies are making a deal with gun control advocates. the rain countdown is on. meteorologist leigh glaser tells us when the showers will get here. >> conflicting stories. the latest he said/he said

between the 49ers and brown and what jason collins says is the hardest part about returning to the nba tonight.

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facebook and instagram say they're both in talks with gun control advocates to ban firearm sale0s then social networking sites. two groups have measured them. including mayors against illegal guns. the private selling and trading of guns is widespread on social media and also unregulated. other sites, including ebay, craigslist and google have banned the sell organize trading of guns without background checks. >> google could up veil its smart watch this june at a developer conference. cn says google will show it off and will be made by lg and features a voice-operated system, which is the same as google glass eye wear. apple is expected to introduce its version possibly later this year. the countdown to the rain in

the bay area is on. it's coming just three days from now. that's wednesday. you can track it on your smartphone anytime with the abc 7 news weather app. you don't have to right now because we have leigh glaser on the roof with the latest. >> hi there, everyone. hope you had a nice weekend. temperatures unseasonably warm this time of year but we have some very big changes headed in our upcoming work week. let's check out live doppler 7hd. you can see the low clouds and fog that continues to scrape by the coast and now starting to move in towards the golden gate bridge, and that is going to ruiz advice -- reduce visibility for the monday more than commute. you can see that arm of fog starting to press in to the bay there. san francisco, already down to 50 degrees. 57 in oakland. 54 in los gatos. this is a live look from the golden gate bridge cam, and you can get a sense that the visibility is down. we have moist and drizzle.

napa, 59. 54, petaluma. livermore, 67. from the kgo rooftop cam you can see that over the bay bridge now, nice visibility but the fog will be moving inland overnight. here's a look at the forecast highlights. areas of dense fog overnight. mostly sunny for your monday, and then get ready for the big changes getting into the rain and wind scenario wednesday and friday, actually two storm systems that will affect the bay area. lows tonight, chilly in the north bay, upper 30s to low 40s, mid-to-upper 40s, and here's the pacific satellite. you can get a sense high pressure will protect the bay area for the next couple of days. so expect sunshine, increasing high clouds for monday, and then there are the two storms, back-to-back, rain and wind, wednesday and friday, and the one on friday seems to be the stronger of the two. the first system moves in on wednesday. we get a break right now, looks

like, on thursday, and then friday the secondary system will barrel in here. here's a look at the timing, just in time for the early morning commute and evening commute, that's when we'll see the first banses of rain move in by wednesday afternoon, and it will stay with us through early thursday morning, especially for the commute time. by 11:00 we should start to see a break, and then the secondary storm will barrel in here as we get into friday morning. bringing us heavy rain and some very heavy wind. now, our projected moisture out of these systems for the next ten days, there's march 1st, 3rd, 4th, 5th, close to five inches in some of the wettest locations. i want to show you our storm risk. we have two the wednesday storm we'll go with medium. friday, we'll go with a higher risk. mid-and rock slide, medium

wilkes. wind damage high on friday as the ground will be very saturated. thunderstorms, low. and close to five inches of rain. we need that. expected with that two series of storms. highs tomorrow, cool things down, mid-to-upper 60s in the north and south bay, low 70ness in the east bay. the accuweather seven-day forecast, rain and wind developing wednesday, a few lingering showers thursday, thursday should be a break dane, heavy rain and win on friday, and temperatures really start to come down as these storms roll in here. we'll be on top of this system and check out live doppler 7hd for all complete updates as we get closer to these storms. >> colin, it's kind of confusing. was there really a deal in place

to trade harbaugh? >> i say if we give them all polygraphs maybe we'll get the truth. cleveland browns owner told u.s.a. today reporter there was an opportunity there and it didn't materialize. haslem referring to discussions between his team and the 49ers regarding jim harbaugh. so who was telling the truth? stay tuned on that. since season's end harbaugh has said resigning anquan bowlen would be the team's top priority. they're closing in on a deal. again, stay tuned. today at the combine in indianapolis, kent state running back dre archer, the fastest 40 time. stanford's gaffney, 4.49. he moist of a speed and power guy. jim harbaugh, i think he likes it. complete coverage of the scouting combine can be seen on the nfl network. coverage goes through tuesday. >> perhaps last night's loss to the warriors boyed the nets in

need of a big man who can hit the boards the nets signed jason collins to a ten-day contract, making him the nba's first actively open gay player. brooklyn posted this picture of collin signing the contract next to head coach jason kidd. they have history. they played together when the team was in new jersey. collins is in uniform tonight. the nets and lakers just getting underway. here's collins pregame. >> it's about focusing on the task at hand and not thinking about history or anything like that, along those lines. it's about going out there and making it difficult for the lakers tonight. for me, the pressure is playing in the nba game tonight, and last time i played an nba game was last april. >> not a young guy anymore. stanford and ucla. cardinal, a nice following in socal. fields had 30 against cal on

friday. 24, in this gay. chiney ogwumike, double-double machine. the foul. count it. 26-15. stanford wins 65-56. clinch its 14th straight pac-12 title. >> senior day for usd but the bears had no empathy for them. a 12-0 run second half. gray had 22 points, sixth consecutive double-double. great inside-outside ball movement. 76-57 the final. tim limbs culp's no-hitter was the bright spot in a second consecutive sub par season. 10-14 with a 4.37 earned run average. lincecum struggled, and he was bolstered with the contract extension.

timmy believes he can be a cy young award winner. >> the first thing you do when see a veteran, you question, how has he stayed in the game that long and what he does to simply identify the game for himself when things go awry. and to be able to just come in and have him say something like that, just eliminated any would-be stress on any given day of pitching. >> 23-year-old victor slept an hour last night. he couldn't believe on sunday he would be playing in the semifinals of the world match play championship. first time ever in this event and he is in the finals. took care of ernie els in the semis. then won the final two holes against jason day. they just needed to make that to win it. goes to extra holes. and this is victor getting out of trouble. he would have to make that -- he would make that putt.

they can't believe it. 23rd playoff hole. short par hole. chips to five feet. knocks in the birdie putt, and after all that, the aussie finally defeats the frenchman. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hard ware. >> we'll be right back. keep it here.

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join me tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv cable 13. we'll look at how the spread of pneumonia at hospitals could be slowed considerably with an easy change. >> at 11:00, crying for joy. the unusual classes that will leave you in tears and some say living a longer, happier life. this all at 9:00 and 11:00 on abc7. the lego movie toys to build success at the box office. the action-packed comedy cartoon this highest grossing film of the year so far. passing $183 million in less than three weeks. the lego movie earned $31 million this week. crime drama, three days to kill, made its debut at $12 million.

one critic said is it wrong to cheer for the volcano in pompeii. >> oscar sunday will be here next sunday, march 2nd. that's its for us at 6:00. for leigh glaser, colin rush, mike shumann, thank you for joining us. see you at 9:00 and 11:0

right now, hollywood counts down to the oscars. >> i'm just enjoying this, the energy. >> kevin costner, the international spy? >> i think he's a workmanlike guy. >> in the new chapter for kevin spacey. >> we're taking our time to tell these stories. >> we're rolling out the red carpet, now. welcome to "on the red carpet" from the fashion institute of design and merchandising l.a. i'm rachel smith. we're talking about all the incredible movie costumes nominated for oscar gold this year. but first, let's get you straight to this week's red carpet with otrc's j.j. snider and kevin costner's "three