good morning, america. this morning, breaking news, the disappearance of flight mh370. air traffic control loses contact with a malaysian airlines jetliner carrying 239 to beijing. the massive s.a.t. operation under way right now as the families of the victims react with horror and anger. >> how did this giant plane simply vanish. what drove her? new details about the pregnant woman accused of driving herself and her three young kids into the atlantic ocean. now charged with attempted murder and child abuse. the chilling stories her terrified kids have told investigators. freak accident, tv reporter miles o'brien opening up about losing much of his arm. >> not something i would wish on

anybody. >> what is getting him through this excruciating experience. prince harry takes his girlfriend of two years where they've never gone before. why royal watchers mean it could mean a wedding in their future. hey, good morning. we are covering a mystery and a massive search this morning. overnight this anguished scene as family members learned that malaysian airlines flight 370 simply vanished with 239 people on board while flying from kuala lumpur in malaysia to beijing. >> such devastating news and they're swarming a news conference held by airline officials. here's what we know. the flight went off the radar in the south china sea near vietnam and right now there's an air and

sea search and rescue mission for that boeing 777 which never sent out a distress signal which indicates whatever happened happened quickly. >> yes, this is going to be a complicated search and rescue mission. there were three americans on board including an infant and we're going to begin our coverage with abc's bob woodruff at the airport in beijing. bob, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. this is terminal three of the beijing airport where that was supposed to land early in morning. sadly, of course, it did not. that information from the airlines has been creeping out slowly and that has been very, very frustrating to the families. in kuala lumpur, malaysian airlines ceo spoke solemnly to the press. >> confirmed that the flight 370 lost contact with air traffic control at 2:40 a.m. this morning. >> reporter: the plane was due to into from kuala lumpur to

beijing, china. it went off the radar somewhere off the southern tip of vietnam. 227 passengers from 14 different countries and 12 crew members were on board the boeing 777. among them three americans. one of them a child. here at this beijing hotel room today family members gathered in tears. "i don't want to live. what is the point of me being alive" of this mother whose 40-year-old son was on board the plane. in frustration with the airlines this woman said they were only given water and bread in the room. by the time the company's officials came out to talk, hundreds of reporters had poured in crushing into each other just to get close. at one point i could barely move. the search is now happening off the coast of vietnam covering more than 4,000 square miles. >> we have requested assistance first on information or wisecony

if there is a need for search and rescue, which we cannot scope. >> reporter: the night has fallen here in asia and for the search and rescue teams that, of course, is making it harder and harder for them to operate off the coast of vietnam. bianna. >> so much still unknown. bob, our thanks to you. we are learning who was behind the controls of flight 370. an aviation veteran, he joined the company 33 years ago and has over 18,000 flying hours and now the spotlight on that boeing 777 and david kerley has a look at that boeing 777 safety record. >> reporter: one of the biggest mysteries this morning is how could one of the safest jetliners in the world disappear without any word from the pilots. the safety record of the boeing 777 is one of the best in aviation. the missing aircraft is a 200 model, 11 years old. the veteran 53-year-old pilot has been with malaysia airs for

33 years. in a statement said "we are closely monitoring reports on malaysia flight 370. this is a wide bodied jetliner that can fly for hours on one of its two engines. it was reportedly at altitude combof 30,000 feet when it just disappeared. so where is the jet possible wreckage? did it suffer catastrophic failure or did the pilots miss important clues about its performance. if it went down in the ocean answers will be more difficult to answer. finding the black boxes with all that vital information becomes much more difficult. the last big jetliner to disappear like this was an air france flight which went down in 2009. it was years before the black boxes were found and the mystery of that flight was solved. a combination then of equipment failure and the pilots failing to see the problem. >> to have the airplane come out of the sky intact like the air flans frightly couple of years

ago and over the mid-atlantic indicates a loss of flight control capability of one sort or another and deep stall on the airplane. >> reporter: this morning, there are some conflicting time lines that we're hearing coming out of malaysia on the last communication with the jetliner. when it disappeared from radar. questions that do have to be answered. it is likely u.s. investigators at some point from the ntsb will join their asian counterparts to trying to reveal the mystery of malaysia flight 370. >> colonel stephen ganyard is here with us. walk us how this could happen. there is a range of potential causes. what is in that range? >> there is, dan. any mishap usually has some key elements that are common to all mishaps. they'll be looking at things like weather, did weather play a factor as it did in the air france mishap off brazil that david was just talking about. was their pilot error?

was there some kind of a catastrophic failure or was there some kind of combination of all of those? in this case, also because it's so unusual for an airplane to just disappear like this, it's almost inexplicable so they'll probably broaden their range of investigation to look at terrorism. >> you know, you use the word rare. most crashes happen on takeoff or landing. so for a plane to disappear in midair give us a sense how rare is that? >> this is so rare it is absolutely baffling and it's baffling that we don't have any better answers this long after the mishap actually occurred so lots of questions to be answered of the there's very, very little direct evidence. very few facts to go on. everything we're doing now is speculation. >> so we can't get the answers really until we find the wreckage assuming there is wreckage and assuming the plane crashed. when you don't have a mayday signal, how hard is it to find a plane in the open water?

>> it's going to be very difficult and one reason, the same reason the air france off brazil crash was difficult, it sounds like this aircraft was out of radar coverage. radars only go out 200 miles and in this part of the world their coverage is spotty so they probably were not reporting at different positions along their planned flight route and weren't even in radar contact so all we know is the altitude and the air speed and the heading that they should have been on at the last point tharpe talking to air traffic controllers. other than that, we have no idea where they are. that said, it's fairly shallow water. it's not deep atlantic water. it's fairly shallow south china seawater and so i think we do have a good chance of hearing those pingers that the black boxes have that will allow us to go out and find the wreckage somewhere between vietnam and malaysia. >> colonel stephen ganyard we really appreciate your expertise on this breaking story.

bianna. >> alarming to hear him use the word terrorism. of course, our thoughts and prayers are with the family members. we're still waiting to hear news. we'll switch gears and to the turn to the pregnant woman who tried to kill herself and three kids about i driving her minivan into the atlantic ocean. she's now facing attempted murder charges and abc's gio benitez is outside the courthouse where the suspect will go before a judge later today. good morning, gio. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. the mother says she was just driving too close to the water and the waves pulled her in but as you're about to see her children are telling a very different horrific tale. this morning, new details coming from the terrified children in that minivan. police now say their own mother intended to kill them, plunging the van into the ocean raising the window, locking the doors. eyewitnesses capturing the screams from her 10-year-old son

after he fought with his mom and lowered the windows himself. >> he's saying help. >> reporter: 32-year-old ebony wilkerson who is also pregnant is now behind bars charged with three counts of attempted murder and child abuse. >> you're supposed to protect your children out all costs. you're not supposed to be trying to kill your children. >> reporter: her children, 10, 9 and 3 telling police, "mom tried to kill us" and mom was going to drive us in the ocean to die. her only words, they said, were that they should close their eyes and go to sleep and that she was taking them to a safer place. good samaritans watching the drama unfold rushed to the rescue pulling the kids and mom out before the van was enveloped by water. >> i'll never get the picture out of my head with that boy with outstretched arms saying please help me, our mom is trying to kill her. >> reporter: when police spoke with her, they say she seemed confused jumping from one religious topic to other

another. her kids called her crazy and a lunatic. >> it could be a combination of depression, some other mental health issue and so all of that just may have been too much for her. she will rationalize they're better off dead than alive. >> reporter: will kerr son has not yet entered any plea. and back here at the county jail, that mother is being held without bond. she's going to face a judge for the first time later today. dan and bianna. >> just such a disturbing story on so many levels. of course, those children are lucky to be alive. gio, our thanks to you. >> other top stories now from ron claiborne. ron, good morning. >> hey there, dan and bianna, sara. disturbingly quiet here last sunday without you. >> i was missed. >> you were missed. >> good morning, everyone. we with the escalating tensions in ukraine. three dozen pro-russian soldiers stormed into a ukrainian military base in crimea. that was late friday crashing a military vehicle through the front gate. the soldiers urged ukrainian

troops to swear allegiance to russia and surrender their weapons before finally taking off hours later without a shot being fired. this comes days before crimeans vote to stay with the ukraine or break away and join the russian federation and meanwhile, russian president vladimir putin seen here at the opening of the paralympics in sochi ignoring threats of sanctions from the west. a man hospitalized after eating meat tainted with a hallucinogenic drug lsd. the family, the entire family, the man, his pregnant girlfriend and his two young daughters age 6 and 7 felt the effects after eating bottom round steak purchased from a local walmart. the supermarket giant says all meat comes prepackaged from the distributor. they're back home and it appears to be an isolated incident frlts a trip to seaworld in california may never be quite the same.

say state lawmaker introduced a bill that would ban seaworld from using killer whales in its san diego shows. the proposed law says orcas are too big and too intelligent to be confined in small tanks for their entire lives. seaworld hassy et to comment on the proposed measure. these health products may look like the real thing but the usda says they are fake and could pose a health risk. federal and state officials say they've taken down a massive beauty supply operation operating out of long island, new york. authorities say they needed four tractor trailers to haul off more than $2 million worth of these fake goods allegedly fake goods. 9 knockoffs were sold in three states. two brothers under arrest in connection with that. finally, this quarter of a million dollar one-of-a-kind dodge viper is about to meet its maker literally. the supercharged car is 1 of 93 that chrysler is demolishing. the viners were invented for an oautomotive trade school but th equipment on them is too

outdated and instructors say the viper was a great recruiting tool to get students into their automotive program and for so many reason they don't believe donated chrysler minivans will have quite the same appeal to potential students. i can't imagine -- >> automated opening doors. that is a sexy -- >> that is technology. i feel really old. i remember the viners. >> you are really old. i'm even older. >> you're even older. you're even older than i am. >> by two years. >> two years. >> getting real on the "gma" set. thank you, ron. >> we'll turn back overseas where it's been a wild week of explosive testimony in the high-profile murder trial of olympic star oscar pistorius. the court hearing tales of reckless gun play, police confrontations and inat the dealts. abc's hamish macdonald has the story from pretoria. hamish. >> reporter: bianna, yes, it absolutely could. there is still so much more testimony to come. we haven't heard any of the

forensics yet. any of the phone record, not to mention the fact that at some point oscar pistorius himself will be taking the stand. >> do you understand the charge that has been read? >> south africa is calling it the trial of the century. it's been a week dominated by hours of testimony aimed at portraying oscar pistorius as violent and reckless with guns. he's accused of murdering his model girlfriend reeva steenkamp. >> it was like right on top of each other, bang, bang, bang. he said, i shot her. i thought she was a burglar and i shot her. >> reporter: they sobbed giving detailed accounts of the night he killed her. leaving pistorius himself in tears. >> gunshots, it was blood curdling. you know that woman's life was threatened. >> reporter: emotions ran high with his ex-girlfriend samantha taylor describing him as unfaithful. >> he cheated on me with reeva

steenkamp. >> reporter: she recalled an incident when pistorius fired his gun out of a sunroof after being pulled over for speeding. >> he shouted at the policeman because he said that he was not allowed to touch his gun. >> reporter: his friend and professional boxer kevin lerena told police how he asked him to cover for him. >> there was complete silence. i was no shock. >> reporter: the world famous olympic athlete denies all the charges. >> not guilty, my lady. >> reporter: the attorneys who argue he was shooting an intruder spent much of the week questioning whether neighbors really heard a woman screaming. they say pistorius would have sounded like a woman when he screamed that night. this whole trial seems to rest on the sequence of events in the early hours of valentine's day last year. neighbors say they heard a woman screaming followed by gunshots but could it have been gunshots

followed by the screams of a man who realized he just made a tragic mistake. dan? >> hamish, thank you. we will continue to cover the trial right here on abc. now though to the veteran tv reporter who became news himself. it's miles o'brien opening up now about the injury that cost him part of his arm and the silver lining that he's now finding. abc's linzie janis is here with more. >> reporter: good morning. this is incredible. it happened just three weeks ago but miles o'brien already back on pbs sharing his story about what was a bruise became an emergency that could have killed him. award winning journalist miles o'brien is speaking out for the first time since a freak accident cost him his left arm. >> it's not something i would wish on anybody. >> reporter: he had just finished filming a story on japan's infamous fukushima nuclear plant and was on his next assignment in the philippines tweeting a photo of

himself getting a haircut in manila. a case carrying heavy camera equipment fell on his arm. it hurt but he didn't even consider medal attention until days later telling pbs "news hour" host about the moment he realized he was in trouble. >> it began as a bruise and it just got a lot worse after about a day or so and the pain got worse. >> reporter: he says doctors knew immediately what they were dealing with. acute compartment syndrome. >> i had literally had to wiki it with my phone. muscles and veins don't expand. if there's inflammation that causes swelling inside the pressure builds and there's no place for the blood to go. >> reporter: when an emergency operation went bad doctors say the only option was partial amputation. >> they told me going in this fingers don't go well you'll lose your armth he screed the

excruciating aftermath. >> the pain when you lose a limb is in what's absent. i feel my hand in a way more acutely than when i had it. clenched up like in a vice and at times it can be painful. >> reporter: and what got him lew. >> winston churchill said if you're going through hell, just keep going. >> 'he atrying to figure out how to do the other things that he loves, dan and bianna, when he was in rehab he asked how am i going to fly a plane again or ride a bike. he a pilot. they said don't worry, we have attachments for all of that and part of the reason is because sadly all the soldiers coming back from the wars, technology has moved a lot. >> he is a great reporter and we wish him the best and hope he continues. >> very brave. i can't believe that just happened three weeks ago. >> he has a great attitude about it. >> thanks, linzie. new details about a man who dropped a $20 down a drain and wound up trapped underground for two days. we're now hearing the 911 calls from the teens who were shocked to discover a voice coming out

of a manhole and being called heroes themselves. abc's frishl franzen has the details. >> reporter: this morning, we are hearing from the oklahoma teen to sky a man trapped in a manhole. jonathan gatlis says the cries came out of nowhere as they were walking home in lawton. >> we were supposed to be meeting up with a friend at the basketball courts and so we weren't quite there. i thought it was just them yelling at me. >> reporter: turns out it was coming from beneath this manhole in the middle of the street. >> then he said i'm down here in the sewerment i'm down here. we put our flashlights down there and saw him. we were just like flipping out. he was like call 911. >> reporter: gatliss. >> 911, what's the address of the emergency. >> i'm at 6th street and arlington and there's a man down this manhole and he's stuck. >> he's stuck? >> he's stuck under it, yes. >> reporter: stuck, police say after the unidentified man went on the chase for a $20 that

slipped down into the storm drain. >> we see a gentleman down in the bottom of it and seemed like he had been down there a few days. >> reporter: stranded in a narrow pipe and officers say disoriented after getting lost in the maze of underground drains. >> okay. so hurt at all or is he just stuck and can't get out? >> let me ask him. are you hurt? he's fine. he's just stuck. >> reporter: eventually pulled to safety. >> police and ambulance and firefighters they responded great and they got the guy. they helped him right away. >> we were just like screaming, like, wow, did we reel like really save him? >> reporter: his lucky day. except for the money. that $20 still nowhere to be found. michelle franzen, abc news, new york. >> i ka not believe he didn't get his money. >> i think he would be the first to say the $20 wasn't worth it. >> 911 tapes stranger than fiction. awesome.

we welcome julie durda. >> good news and bad news. we'll begin with the bad news. the picture behind me. we had a major winter storm moving through the south. you can see this picture outside of greensburg, north carolina. i also want to show you the video we captured. a lot of snow, we saw ice, we saw very strong storms moving through the area. yesterday, now, there is good news as you heard me mention. even though you can see those pictures doesn't look like i'll be bringing good news, temperatures in the upper 50s. not just for greensboro, north caroli carolina. the south and across the middle. southern hafl and northern half of the 245igs with temperatures rebounding, that's a look at the forecast.

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>> reporter: good morning. she spent decades building up a successful skin care practice keeping them beautiful with electric muscle stimulation. she's in jail on a million dollar bond now. she's best known for helping hollywood stars glow but this morning, a very different picture of skin care special is dawn deluise who wept. she's facing a felony charge for alleged will i trying to hire a former nfl player as a hit man according to documents obtained by abc news. she wanted him to take out a rival spa owner. >> it's scary. it's definitely scary art gabriel opened his place right next door. he didn't think it would be a problem. >> hairdressers work next to each other all the time. i didn't hi it would be a big deal.

>> reporter: but he says his business was booming and daluise was giving him the cold shoulder. some call her an absolute sweetheart with a warm and fun personality. her business featured over the years in "vogue," "in style" and "ladies home journal" and website lists sara mish michell gell geller, freddie prinz jr. and alicia silverstone. >> getting and retaining the right celebrity clients can be very important. >> reporter: in hollywood the intense pressure to stay in the limelight is not just on the famous, but even for hollywood, these allegations are extreme. >> i absolutely believe there's more to this story. what we heard wouldn't make a passable movie plot. >> reporter: a drama that will continue to unfold. police say the investigation is not over yet. da luise is facing up to nine years in prison.

they put out a call to the public asking this emto call in tips to could lead to another arrest. we'll learn more on march 19th. dan, bianna. >> such a bizarre story. thank you, bazi. up date of the top stories. >> in the news we begin with breaking news on that missing malaysia airliner boeing 777. it disappeared in the south china sea near vietnam. 239 people on board that flight. the plane, three of them are americans on that flight much the plane was headed from beijing -- to beijing after take off from malaysia's capital, kuala lumpur. search teams are scouring the waters using planes and ships to find that a crush of reporters swarming a press conference held by the airline in china. malaysia airlines' ceo says there was no distrust call from the cockpit which he says suggests whatever happened happened quickly. ted turner is in a south

american hospital this morning. turner was visiting argentina where he owns several ranches and became ill. no details on the ailment afflicting him. finally, forget about steab. all you need is imagination to get down slopes in pennsylvania's pocono mountains. everything from trains as you see there, an entire wizard of oz cardboard creation came speeding down the mountains. annual cardboard classic. yeah. >> never heard of that. >> unfortunately, some of those rides crumbled in the snow. and that is something -- i don't know. >> parade. >> a garbage truck. >> annual affair. >> everybody needs a hobby. >> everybody needs a hobby. >> appreciate it. time now for the weather and welcome back julie durda, channel 10. julie, good morning once again. >> thank you very much. dan, bianna. great to be back on this

saturday morning tracking systems from coast to coast and we'll go to denver where we are going to show you some video of heavy snow that occurred causing an avalanche closing roads throughout portions of parts of depp just outside of denver dealing with over a foot of snow and more snow expected throughout the evening and today they're finally going to see a little break from the snow as the system continues to push towards the south that could bring rain over texas. temperatures rebounding. 60s in austin, 68 in houston. still dealing with the chill over north texas. good news across the united states, first we'll start with the southwest. warm weather continues, unfortunately, southwest dealing with a drought. they haven't seen rain since last week. unfortunately no significant rainfall is in sight so they are still in a drought but from coast to coast we go. across the pacific northwest, more rain. temperatures rebounding across the south. up to the northeast. new york city, a temperature of 50 today. that's a look at the forecast from coast to coast.

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one of his official events for the very first time. >> two years and has royal watchers wondering could thicking be getting serious? abc's lama hasan has more on the couple who until now have retained a very low profile. please tell me there's another wedding. >> reporter: wait. not so fast. this is a first. prince harry and cressida canoodling openly in public and photographic evidence of it all and just to give you an idea of what a big deal this is, i'd like to draw your attention to the front page of the british tabloid newspaper "the sun." it sums it all up and says harry and kissie. >> reporter: harry the heartthrob and cressida bonas show us some pda action. snuggling up close to one another at a public function. >> he knew he was going to be photographed that day and he quite openly gave cressida a big hug and a big kiss in front of

absolutely everyone, in front of enormous amounts of photographers. and he was really happy it seems for people to see that they are together and that they are an item. >> reporter: so what does this mean? are things really heating up for the love birds? >> can there going to be an engagement announcement? of course i think this is definitely a kind of new phase, a new level, if you like, of the relationship and the relationship as the public would see it now. however, i think we still need to be a little bit cautious. >> royal highness prince harry. >> reporter: the smooch happened when they were at a global youth empower. day where harry managed to showcase his humorous side after receiving a rock star welcome by a crowd ki crowd of school kids. >> if you're expecting harry styles, i apologize and, no, i'm not going to sing. >> reporter: the prince has been stepping up charity work

recently just a few days ago he announced the warrior games would be coming to london but that was without girlfriend cressida. so maybe this will be the new norm for this royal couple. ooh-la-la. so the fact that they have now sealed their relationship with a kiss for the whole world to see does have royal watchers believing that cressida could be the one so, guy, yes, i think it is safe to say that the royal engagement watch is on. dan and bianna, back to you. >> i'm going to book my tickets right now. lama, thank you. >> no one for excited than bianna golodryga. all right, coming up on "good morning america," the ultimate double date. the lucky couple that got to chill out with the obamas at the white house.

♪ all right. time for "pop news." ron is already haunting sara. >> i'm trying to distract her. >> i have some in "pop news" for you. get excited. first up a very viral photo of the president and first lady double dating with a surprising couple. lena dunham and her boyfriend jack antonov. real sick double date. it was taken back in july when they performed at the white house. how cool. >> that is cool. >> i would like to think they rocked that outfit. >> yeah. >> shorts -- >> dan owns those shorts. >> not never on television. speaking of happy which we keep talking about that song and sing ago long we cannot get enough of pharrell williams and another reason to clap along. esteeming up with the u.n. for the international day of happiness on march 20th. pharrell is asking fans to show their support by filming

themselves dancing and singing which happens oautomatically sig the song. posting it with #happyday. >> i want to be that kid. >> ridiculous moves. >> yes, he does. >> post it to his website. 24 hours of happiness.com and working in on mountain hat of any color makes you ahead of the game. if you can find one that pharrell has not worn on the red carpet that gives you extra points. >> that song makes you smile. >> march 20th which is the first official day of spring only. >> a meteorologist would only say that. >> thanks. speaking of happy, this one is for you, dan. if you haven't smiled yet today stay right where you are. it's about to happen. watch as this little wiener dog takes on an inflatable shark. now, the shark go where he wants him to and eventually i think it boils down to the old adage, not the size of the dog in the fight but the size of the fight in the dog.

eventually all you hear is squeaking through this video as he slowly pulls that shark all the way in to his kennel. >> nice. >> that is an epic move by that dog. >> all the way, all the way, take that, sharkey. >> speaking of epic, explain what this is. >> a little bit ridiculous. how much would you pay for a pretty decent burger, 5 buck, 10. how about $250? >> you're buying, i'm eating. >> funny you mention that. that's what they're charging for the indulgence burger. let me break it down. caviar. kobe beef, truffle, caviar to make the signature burger, no cheese which dan has pointed out means it could be improved but ron has offered with beer and bun. beer and bun. but ron has offered to pay for this round so you're eating his paycheck right now.

>> this is so good. >> oh, my gosh. >> thousands of dollars worth of burgers on the set. >> an expensive burger. >> a doggie bag. >> wearing white today. >> really good. >> how is it? >> it's really good. >> it's sick. >> i don't have it in my to drip down my chin. >> you speak for the rest of the broadcast. >> i will be eating both of these. thank you very much. i appreciate it. i know what i'll be doing during the commercial break. we will be right back with ron's verdict on the burger. >> thank you, ron. >> thumbs up. >> clayborn. he actually told me that a lot of the foods that i thought were really healthy for me can do damage to the enamel on my teeth. i am a healthy girl, i love salads, i love fruits, and it's not something i want to give up. my dentist recommended that i use pronamel twice a day as my daily toothpaste. pronamel will help protect the enamel from future erosion. it's just so great because all of those foods that i enjoyed so much,

i didn't want to give up, and now i can continue to have them.

ron claiborne is easily the pickiest eater on the set. you have very high standards. i say that with love and respect. so do you like this burger? >> this is a great burger, yes. >> that says it all.

and they're all on me. >> i wish. >> so i learned. >> i brought the condiments, credit, please. >> you get the credit. >> i'm eating with a fork. >> would you like some mustard with that. >> thanks, you guys. see you tomorrow morning.

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good saturday morning, everyone. it is 5:00 a.m. i'm katie marzullo. let's start off with a first look at the weather. good morning, lisa. >> good morning to you. welcome back. yeah, it is pretty cool out here this morning but we are looking at clear skies throughout most of the bay area. live doppler shows some fog from navato to santa rosa but by afternoon we are mild to warm. coolest numbers on the coast, low to mid 60s, partly cloudy skies throughout the day with mid 60s around the bay to near 70. then inland we could see some low 70s. this is not the entire weekend