good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thank you for joining us on this sunday, march 9th. let's start with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. plenty of cloud cover. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. live doppler 7 hd. you see the the moisture from our radar here. not all of this is reaching the ground. the cold front is well to the north. you can see off the northern california coast where it is rain around mt. shasta right now. east bay hills camera, mild with concord 57. napa, 55 degrees. anywhere from 9 to 12 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time, well into the low 40s.

we will be looking at a cloudy start. mild temperatures. for the afternoon, despite the cloud cover, upper 60s to the lower 70s for most parts of the bay, except at the coast. we'll be in the mid 60s. the rain does hold off for the bulk of the day except in extreme northern portion of the north bay where you could see a few sprinkles. >> thank you, lisa. breaking news. three people were detained early this morning and now are being questioned following a manhunt tied to the shooting of a san francisco police officer. authorities say they spotted a white sedan connected with the shooting late last night when officers tried to pull the car over in the east bay, the driver took off, leading officers on a chase, spanning several bay area counties that. pursuit ended around 12:30 this morning in san jose. three people were taken into custody. they have not been identified. and this morning, we have audio

of the call made by that san francisco police officer who was wounded. sky 7 hd shows the scene over the mission district where he was shot and seriously injured yesterday. abc 7 news obtained the dramatic 911 call made by the officer. >> officer shot. units in the area. >> 4-6. >> shots in the area. >> 77 florida. >> that officer is out of surgery and recovering this morning. abc 7 news reporter nick smith has more from san francisco general hospital on what led up to yesterday's shooting. >> reporter: a complaint of a suspicious vehicle. when cops got to the 1400 block of florida street they found the car. two officers approached it, one on the driver's side and the other on the passenger side. a witness asking not to be identified described what happened next. >> we were in the house and heard probably five or six shots

and then we heard that a cop had been shot while, we think, pulling somebody over. >> reporter: the first shots fired came from the suspect vehicle. that then made a move to take off. >> the passenger officer saw the car backing up, fired upon the vehicle in defense of his partner, striking the vehicle at least one time. >> reporter: it wasn't immediately clear if the suspect was hit but he did get away. sky 7 hd was over the scene as investigators continued their search from view. you can see handcuffs on the car and what appears to be a bullet hole in the trunk. the officer is identified at this time only as a 28-year-old man and six-year veteran of the police department. the second officer was not hit. our cameras were there as the officer's wife arrived at the emergency entrance. she was greeted by the doctor and several officers before she was quickly escorted inside. nick smith, abc 7 news.

an international effort the is under way to locate a missing malaysia airlines plane with 239 people on board. that boeing 737 wide body jet disappeared on radar on a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing. terrorism has not been ruled out. counterterrorism organizations have been in contact about possible passport issues. n ntsb and fbi are ready to send agents to investigate if necessary. the search area has been expanded in case the plane turned back. abc chuck severson has the latest. >> reporter: between malaysia and vietnam. no signs of wreckage or debris from malaysia airlines flight 370. >> we have not been able to locate anything, to see anything. therefore, there's nothing new

to report. >> no radio call. no may day, nothing. >> it never happens. an airplane does just not drop out of the sky. >> reporter: no maintenance issues and a good safety record. there are theories on what went wrong, but no claims of terrorism. two passengers in the plane were traveling with stolen passports. finding the black boxes may uncover the mystery. >> flight data recorder and cockpit recorder. >> reporter: majority of the passengers were chinese, three americans, two children of chinese parents and an adult, philip wood, ibm executive from texas who worked in malaysia. families were gathered in a hotel room, frustrated and desperate for information. this mother, whose 40-year-old son was on board said i don't want to live. what is the point of me being alive? in kuala lumpur, it was much of

the same. the race is on to find the 757 and solve this mystery. 20 of its employees were on board that missing jet. sky 7 hd video of the freescale conductor company offices in san jose. among the employees were 12 people from malaysia, 8 from china. in a statement the company says the entire freescale semi conductor community is deeply saddened by this news. the company is continuing to monitor the situation. new details. investigators say a firefighter lied about the circumstances surrounding the death of a teenager run over and killed by a san francisco fire department rig following the crash of an aseana airlines flight at sfo. san francisco chronicle says she claims her big rig did not run over the 15-year-old, contradict

video shown in helmet cam footage. she told police she could not have hit the victim because she saw the tarp-covered girl on the ground. however, investigators say camera footage shows a firefighter is seen placing a tarp on the girl after deckert's rig hit the girl on the ground. her rig is one of two that hit the girl, investigators say. when a man was hit by a car. he died at the scene. it's not clear why he was on the freeway. police say the car that hit him did stop. the driver is cooperating with investigator investigators. police say it does not appear alcohol and drugs played a role. the freeway was shut down for several hours but has since reopened. oakland police are investigating a hit and run that killed a mother of five. felicia ward was near the

intersection of 98th avenue and plymouth street yesterday morning when she was hit. sky 7 hd video of the intersection where ward died. her husband was seriously injured and is hospitalized. police are now asking witnesses to come forward. a celebration of life will be held today for an off-duty firefighter killed in a tractor accident. police say tony nunez was driving a tractor on ranch land in unincorporated contra costa last month. nunez was pinned beneath that tractor, worked for the berkeley fire department for 28 years. sart moany celebrating his life will be held at noon at uc berkeley. thieves in sonoma county are targeting work trucks. thieves have their eyes on ford trucks or vans like these at a plumbing company. 13 have been hit. thieves take company trucks from

employee's driveways, drive them a short distance and leave them running. many employees have had their personal tools stolen. >> i hope they get punished for what they've done. it's affected a lot of people. my guys all have families to raise and mouths to feed. it's pretty tough. >> police believe the thieves are stealing to satisfy their drug habits and speculate they may be using what's called a shaved key to start the engines. pretty mild start to the day. what does lisa argen have to say from the roof? >> carolyn, that's right. warmer air has moved in since you've been sleeping. eastern hills camera, it is cloudy. sprinkles around the bay. we do have some rain before the weekend is over. i'll tell you when and how much when we return. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, dozens of people are hurt after a stage collapses on a southern california high

school. what investigators believe caused this. >> and a witness to rock 'n' roll history. the iconic work of a rock 'n' roll photographer and the secret behind his legendary shot. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971.

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none are life threatening. authorities believe the stage collapsed due to weight. tensions remain high in ukraine after russian forces invaded the crimea peninsula a week ago. martha radich speaks with on what the u.s. says violates international law. you can catch that at 8:00 this morning. fresh mounds of earth are said to contain land mines planted by pro-russian troops along the crimea/ukraine border. also seen in crimea, suggesting russia is reinforcing its presence. president obama continues to talk to european leaders who agree russia must pull back its forces. russian president vladimir putin says he has the right to protect russian interests in crimea. happening today, san

francisco's ukrainian community will hold a rally over the continuing crisis in ukraine, calling for the continued u.s. support of an independent, democratic ukraine. activists say the security of the u.s. and its european allies is bolstered by the expansion of democracy and economic stability in ukraine. that rally will be held at 2:00 this afternoon at justin herman plaza. a walk across the nation kicked off yesterday at the golden gate bridge in support of a global day of recognition for women. the international women's day bridge walk began yesterday morning. activist helene swanson received a blessing before starting her walk to washington, d.c. she expects to arrive at the nation's capital in a year. there, she'll speak in an equal rights amendment rally and take full demands for equality to the white house. >> it's time to change. i also would like to see the

e.r.a. passed by 2015, that our great president sign off on it and that maybe in the next election, we could see a real contender in the white house being a woman. >> swanson will walk through 15 states that have not yet ratified the equal rights amendment to the u.s. constitution. the fortunate ones among us find our joy and turn it into our jobs. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman has the story of one such man, evolution and performances in rock 'n' roll. >> reporter: in the world of concert rock 'n' roll, nothing trumps access. if you have it, you don't stand in line. you don't even need a ticket. you don't buy dinner. you eat with the band. >> trust is a big part of this whole thing. >> reporter: ask jake lakesburg about access. >> feeling the energy that comes from the stage with these guys, with these musicians, is a rush. >> reporter: and in his case,

renewable. on a first-name basis with bands and earned that access with a specialized talent. >> you play piano? >> i play piano. >> drums? >> i do not. >> what do you play? >> i play the camera. >> reporter: does he ever. chances are, you don't know j e jake's name, but part of an ever-growing archive. this night it's a packed box theater in oakland for government view, offshoot of the almond brothers band. jay has been sticking cameras in his face since the early 1980s. >> wonderful photos. >> reporter: until this moment warren had not seen the latest pictures in jay's eighth and newest book called "jam," insider's often backstage look at rock 'n' roll stars as performance art. >> i'm capturing it in a fraction of a second. >> reporter: they do not happen by accident.

jay may shoot 2,000 frames in one evening alone, then may keep 100 of them after editing. often you'll glimpse him onstage in the midof it all. yes, they do give him that access. how many guys are like him? >> a handful. >> reporter: a kid with his dad's camera the a grateful dead concert who ultimately made friends with the band and years later earned enough trust to shoot this famous portrait of jerry garcia. >> i shot these pictures of jerry in 1991. they gave me about 90 seconds to do this portrait. >> reporter: in truth, no picture happens easily. jay had a special one in mind for the box theater that night. >> i'm going to shoot about 10 pictures if i can. if he will sit that long. >> reporter: you see that guitarist sharing the stage? robby kreeger of the doors, and this a one-time meeting between 1960s rock royalty and new mill

enial southern comfort. for 90 seconds, this man who makes an art of blending into the background takes total control. >> should i hold the guitar or not? >> all right. wayne, come out of there now. >> you got it. >> so we got it. >> reporter: oh, he got it. >> with robby kreeger is pop culture history. >> reporter: that's what access really buys, one more small but significant moment for the archive. from oakland, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> bay area wheel watchers have another chance to line up for their shot of being a contestant on wheel of fortune. the wheel mobile is at the casino this weekend. while pat sajack could not make it, meteorologist mike nicco was there to emcee the contestant search. they lined up to play the game,

just like contestants on tv with the opportunity to audition for the actual show. >> people were so excited and the music and just participation, you know. it was fun. it was so much fun. >> i like it. i've never been picked before. i was surprised. >> reporter: wheel's producers are looking for energetic people who can figure out the puzzles. you've got another part to be part of the wheel mobile event today. we have all the details on abc7news.com under "see it on tv." happening today in san francisco, sunday streets are back. more than three miles of the embarcadero will be closed off to cars. there will be live music, kayaking, face painting and rock climbing walls. sunday street starts at 11:00 am and goes until 4:00 pm. it looks like that will be a rain-free experience, lisa.

>> that's right. certainly not the blue sky that we had in the past couple of days. we had higher clouds yesterday. boy, was it mild. right now, we are sitting in the warm sector of this system that will visit us late tonight. we've had a few sprinkles. 7 hd showing some of the green around the south bay and east bay. this is not reaching the ground. we do have cloudy skies around the bay. up in eureka, some showers are being reported around mt. shasta. it will stay up there for the bulk of the day and not head south until late tonight. very mild. 59 in san francisco as well as san jose, 58 in oakland. half moon bay at 55. the visibility is better this morning. our east bay hills camera. good morning, novato, one of the cooler spots at 54. santa rosa feeling pretty balmy at 53. 57 for our friends in livermore.

9 to 12 degrees milder, due to warmer air being pushed into the bay out ahead of this cold front that will sweep through the area overnight tonight. cloudy skies north of the north bay, you can see a chance of showers. that's up by clear lake. overall, we're staying dry today. showers push on through tonight through early tomorrow morning and then temperatures really warm the rest of the week. starting out with very gusty winds monday into tuesday. a look at our satellite picture with high pressure pushing off to the south of us, allowing for this cold front to slide to the south. it's going to weaken considerably as it does so. so, here is the timing on it. 11:00 tonight, notice it's still to the north of us. as we go through the overnight hours, 3:00 in the morning, we're wet in the north bay over into contra costa county, alameda. about 5:00, the morning commute, you'll see some showers wrapping up in the south bay. they're really falling apart as it pushes through santa cruz and

monterey. with trace amounts throughout the santa clara valley to a half inch in the furthest hills of the north bay. overall, one to two-tenths around the bay. temperatures were the cloud cover, notice still very mild with upper 60s sunday street, san francisco, 68. oakland with a southwest wind will be in the 70s from fremont to san jose. 73 in morgan hill. accuweather seven-day forecast, looking at temperatures still mild with mid and upper 60s to the lower 70s for the most part. and tomorrow, morning showers. tuesday, some very breezy winds. winds will pick up by tuesday afternoon and those winds going offshore. east bay hills looking at gusty winds. take a look at these temperatures. not only are we looking at clear conditions, but we're looking at much, much milder air. we'll call it warm with no rain in sight. abc 7 news is another great weather resource for to you

follow, for the very latest bay area weather conditions rain or shine. always interesting little factoids on there. i know you, carolyn, have checked that out and hopefully you'll enjoy the rest of your weekend with the rain holding off. it's kind of a sad thing that there is just nothing out there for as far as we can see. >> i was away last week when you had some rain, significant rainfall, but nothing in the future. >> no. by our standards, significant has changed, you know. we're very desperate. but anyway, welcome back. nice to have you back. >> thank you, lisa. up next, it is one for the history books. longest spelling

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welcome back, everyone. we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen up on the roof deck. good morning. >> good morning, carolyn. starting off with cloudy and mild conditions. a few sprinkles overnight. live doppler 7 hd showing some of the green. the southern portion of the bay. it's not reaching the ground. we are looking at the cold front still hung up well to the north of us. so we do have a little bit of shower activity up toward willis, ukiah, ft. bragg and sprinkles well into north bay. overall we're looking for an evening and overnight event. 59 right now in san francisco and san jose. 68 oakland. redwood city, you are in the mid 40s.

55 half moon bay. the rest of the day today will feature cloudy skies, mild temperatures with the numbers in the low to mid to even upper 60s at the coast. upper 60s to the lower 70s around the bay and inland. once again, very mild. in fact, look for these temperatures to stay mild all week long. we'll just add in stronger high pressure and plenty of sunshine. that's a hint to what the next seven days will feature. we'll time out the rain in a few minutes. carolyn? >> thank you, lisa. federal food safety official says the deception stemming from owners of a petaluma slaughter house could mean a recall of every piece of meat it processed. shutting down last month after an investigation showed it processed diseased animals. nearly nine million pounds of meat have been recalled. according to the santa rosa press democrat, one local rancher stands to lose $300,000 of his meat processed by rancho if declared unfit.

growing firestorm over a proposal to ban a very popular traction at sea world. now sea world is responding. here is abc reporter. >> reporter: the main attraction, the killer whales. california lawmaker is proposing a bill to ban the use of those orcas in future shows. released in the controversial documentary "black fish," which focuses on the death of a trainer at sea world killed in 2010 by an orca associated with two other deaths. every 1:00, 3:00, 5:00 show is a human construct that's put on these wild animals and actually stresses them out. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news, sea world says the premise behind this proposed legislation is severely flawed

on multiple levels and its validity is highly questionable. sea world goes on to say, quote, we are deeply committed to the health and well-being of all of our animals and killer whales are no exception. if passed, the law would only affect performances at its san diego facility. the company would still offer shows in orlando and san antonio. kentucky senator rand paul has won the conservative political action conference presidential preference poll. paul captured an overwhelming 31% of yesterday's vote. the win is purely symbolic, but reflects the senator's popularity among republican conservatives. senator ted kroourz finished second followed by ben carson and new jersey governor chris christie. none of them has formally entered the 2016 race yet. the delicate balancing act over the future of lake tahoe is

about to play out in court. facing off against the agency that regulates development at tahoe. each side is claiming it's the one protecting the lake. here is abc 7 news anchor dan ashley. >> reporter: lake tahoe remains an environmental treasure in an area hit hard by economic progress. the economy here was driven by casinos. the competition for indian gaming changed everything. >> we saw our economy go into free fall even before the great recession hit. >> reporter: businesses shut down. big construction project went bankrupt and sat unfinished for six years. plans to redevelop aging hotels and casinos struggled to get financing. >> we lost population. >> reporter: now there is cautious optimism in the business community that the worst may be over. >> our feeling is that things are definitely on the way back. >> that abandoned construction project is under way again and two large developments may be going up soon.

one will turn the home wood ski area into a high-end village and resort, the other at edgewood golf course. the deal requires edgewood to open some of its spectacular beach to the public. >> basically where you're looking at that pier area down to one more, this is where the public beach will be. >> many tahoe business owners are excited about the flurry of activity. a coalition of environmental groups are worried and they are suing to stop a new regional plan that streamlines regulations for future development. >> this regional plan was aimed total thely at economic conditions. and ignored the environmental conditions. >> the sierra club believes the new plan allows too much dense development and hurts the environment. >> they have not addressed the water quality properly. they have not addressed air quality properly. >> planning officials say all building projects must include major environmental benefits and

they will actually improve lake tahoe. >> we have one of the most unique growth management systems in the united states. we cap development, the number of homes. we cap the number of hotel units. >> if you want to build something in tahoe, you have to demolish something else and restore the environment. that's what's happening at this spot where an old motel was torn down. in return, the edgewood project gets to build new units at the new location. they were also required to make other environmental improvements. >> we were doing our part to make these improvements. at end of the day, it's going to protect the lake. we'll have an opportunity to run what we hope say successful business and that everybody wins. >> reporter: planning officials believe their new rules keep a good balance between business and the environment, but the sierra club says the scale is tipping too far. >> they would like to see people committed to protecting the lake and able to set aside their driving economic forces and live

with what we have. >> dan ashley, abc 7 news. >> that case goes to court march 26th. we have links to both sides at abc 7 news.com. oakland a's co-owner lou wolf says he is weighing the possibility of a temporary baseball stadium for the team. according to the mercury news, wolf is considering that if he cannot extend his team's two-year lease at the oakland coliseum. sites he is considering include san jose municipal stadium and san francisco's candlestick park. plans for a temporary stadium are only a possibility and that he hopes to extend the lease in oakland. free prom dresses are available today in san francisco, thanks to the princess project, 12th annual prom dress giveaway. women who can't afford a prom dress can get that perfect gown. >> my mom helped me. you just look at what colors you kind of wanted. if you found one you liked, you

just got it and tried it on. >> doors open today at 8:30 this morning on market street between 14th and 15th street. the prom dress giveaway will also happen again next weekend. still ahead on the abc 7 sunday morning news, the impact of social media on astronauts and their space on board the international space station. and here is a beautiful live look from our roof cam showing you the bay bridge. mild, cloudy skies today. could there be some rain in the forecast. lisa argen will be along shortly with your accuweat

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welcome back, everyone. it is 5:40 on this sunday morning. live look from our sutro cam, showing you the twinkling lights and the beauty of the bay. did you remember to turn your clock ahead one hour? yes, it is that time of the year. we will get it back in november. time for the crack of the bat and the smell of freshly mowed grass. it is baseball season. yesterday, the san francisco little league kicked off opening day with a parade from the presidio to marina middle school. hundreds of kids participate each year. that's a welcome break from the past. >> i grew up in the city. we didn't have anything like this before. it's just wonderful that we have little league in our city and boys and girls can come out and play baseball. >> the league has eight divisions for baseball, four for

softball. li lisa, i know you remembered to set your clock ahead. we really miss that hour. >> yeah, we do. we'll talk about it. good morning, everyone. it is mild. temperatures, boy, they are at least 1 to 14 degrees warmer than they were yesterday at this time. that's because the warm sector of this system we're expecting tonight has moved in. emeryville, temperatures in the upper 50s. even the lower 60s in some parts of the bay. the sharks make a statement against the montreal

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and tell us it brings them closer to home. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom talk with his three of those astronauts. >> reporter: less than a week away from finishing his first voyage in space. >> until you actually get up here and experience it, you can only imagine what it's like. it truly is incredible. >> sharing his days of science and wonderment with 50,000 of us earthlings on twitter. the city lights of italy to the northern lights over canada. >> you're just in awe at how beautiful the earth is and every day again you're surprised at some of the sights that you see. >> even time for a selfie now and then. veteran astronaut posing with the robotic arm that reeled in. fruit only lasts two days in space. he he never knew how much he would miss it. >> very short missions, only two weeks. this time i came up for a six-month stay. it's quite a bit different, i'll tell you. living up here is a will the different than visiting up here.

>> reporter: an avid facebook user, posting pictures of everyday spacelife from the special toilets to the special haircut, not a favorite to commander. >> when he comes to haircutting, personal hygiene, i really miss the gravity. but with the help of a vacuum cleaner we can somehow survive. >> reporter: he tweets in english and japanese. here, he's playing it old school, talking with a high school via hamm radio. >> hopefully many of them will want to fly in space. it's a wonderful place to live and work. >> reporter: communication with earth becomes that much more special. >> it brightens up my day when somebody makes me laugh on twitter. >> reporter: but this one is bittersweet. hop kins trying on his landing suit before heading home. >> i suspect once i get down on earth i'm probably going to think it's a dream and not really sure it actually happened. >> reporter: good thing he has all those pictures and 5,000

followers to tell him it was real. reporting from earth, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. in sports tonight, warriors play the phoenix suns at oracle arena in the battle in the sixth and seventh seeds. game has an early 6:00 pm tip-off. sharks met montreal, looking for their second straight win. here is mike shumann with the highlights. >> game three of this four-game home stand, splitting the first two games. pucks flying everywhere, early and often. the goalie was in denial. start very young in montreal. sharks shorthanded. peter budai loses it. matt irwin shot for the point. nothing. hit by tommy wengle. san jose. no doubt on this one.

one-timer. patrick marlo. 4-0 shutout, 3 st win of the season. college hoops and best women's team on the west coast, stanford faces off. been to the finals of every pac 12 tournament since its inception in 2002. that ended last night in seattle. pac player of the year to become the all-time leading scorer. she gets 30 points, 21 rebounds. monster game. offset by the trojans cassie harper. up three to tie it. fights off the rim. party at usc. they head to the finals, beating top seeded stanford 72-68, the final. enjoying the game with his 5-year-old daughter, addison. it was short lived.

josh houston's three-pointer. stanford up 2. cardinal up 1. randall suffocating d causes him to travel. stanford wins it 61-60. one of those that will be sorely missed. had 21 before the half. buffalos were up three at the break. three seconds left in the game. from half court for the win. doesn't go. we head to overtime. only point in o.t. came off free throws. wallace smith for the win. that doesn't go and cal holds on for a 66-65 victory. quarter finals, santa clara and gonzaga. zag up 5. broncos down 2. two of his 24. tied. 9 seconds remaining, plenty of time for gonzaga. drive. around the rim and in. oh, my, zags avoid the upset.

77-75, your final. quarter final action, san diego. dickerson off-balance shot and one. 14 points. second half, 8-0 run. avery holmes. got it. hits the corner three. 19 points for holmes. move into monday's semi finals 69-60. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. see you tonight at 5:00. get out and have a great day. up next, a special sculpture of 10,000 origami planes, why they'll

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weekend's jackpot climbs to $60 million. and the winning numbers from last night's $28 million super lotto plus. 1, 16, 35, 36, mega number 5. no one was able to match six in that draw either. wednesday's jackpot goes to $31 million. happening today, 10,000 brightly colored origami cranes will symbolically take flight in concord. a sculpture made from the origami cranes will be unveiled marking the third anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami that devastated japan. japanese lure says the cranes stand as a symbol of hope and recovery. let's get a check now of the accuweather forecast with lisa up there on the roof. good morning. >> good morning, carolyn. we are definitely sitting in the warmer sector of this system. out ahead of this, which is really far away, we have balmy

temperatures, 50s and lower 60s. live doppler 7 hd. did you see the atmosphere beginning to moisten up with green on the scene. sprinkles around the bay through the overnight hours. overall, we are looking at things certainly quieting down before we see numbers warm up and the rain move with us the next couple of hours. so, here is a look at the rain right now where it is along the north coast. it's raining around mt. shasta and temperatures are mild from the explore-atorium camera. much milder this morning. 66 in los gatos. with the cloudy sky, santa rosa 53. 57 in concord and livermore this morning. stepping outside, much, much milder. anywhere from 5 to 12 degrees warmer than it was yesterday that the time. future tower camera forecast

cloudy skies, chance of a shower far north around eureka and willis, clear lake. a few sprinkles. otherwise, we're looking at showers to move in tonight through monday morning and the temperatures not only will they warm, we'll get on the back side of this system and very gusty winds tomorrow into tuesday. so here is a look at our pacific satellite picture. the front still remains stationary. up to the north, that area of low pressure will kick it south and eventually we'll see some showers around here with the rain amounts varying widely. 11:00 tonight, still up in ukiah, cloverdale gets rain overnight. over into the east bay from contra costa county into livermore. by 5:00 am, peninsula, san mateo, alta, you're live. wet pavement out there. we'll get into partly cloudy skies with rainfall amounts, couple of trace amounts to nothing from santa cruz to

monterey. a couple hundredths in the south bay. you head further north in the coastal hills where we have a bit of enhancement. you're looking at anywhere perhaps two-tenths to half an inch of rain. temperatures today ranging from the mid 60s at the coast. 67 san mateo. look for low 60s with a few sprinkles further north. with those southwest winds, it will be a little bit breezy overnight. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. temperatures still very mild. we'll look at the numbers going well above average with the morning showers tomorrow. sunny, mild on tuesday. offshore winds. take a look at the rest of the week. we are getting well above average with nothing but dry conditions. so, wish we had more rain for you. that's kind of not a good-looking seven-day, i know. anyway, we are looking ining f to whatever little we get

tonight. >> it may make for perhaps a messy commute but nothing more. >> no, nothing more. you're right. >> thank you, lisa. up next on the abc 7 news at 6:00, breaking news. high-speed chase stretching from fairfield to san jose. how investigators say it's related to a suspect that shot a san francisco police officer. also a hit and run in oakland takes the life of a mother of five. the search now on to find the driver.

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