>> good morning, everyone. it's 5:00 a.m. on saturday. i'm katie marzullo. we will start off with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning. >> good morning. we are starting off with low clouds and fog. temperatures chilly. 38 in santa rosa, up to 50 santa rosa. most of the fog is along the san mateo~kgo coast from the golden gate bridge. actually the marin's head legitimate and southward. most the clouds in the east bay. visibility five miles on the coast and but three quarters inn the north bay. we are looking for a sunny and mild to warm day but coastside it will be cool with the

persistent westerly flow. upper 50s to lower 60s. and mid-up ander 60s around the bay. a detailed look at the first weekend of spring and the look ahead coming up. katie. >> thank you. in san francisco a man with a gun is dead this morning. he was shot by police just a poplar park. it happened after 7:00 last night in the bernal heights neighborhood. a minnesota called 911 and said there was a man on the trial with a gun. man was not threatening anybody but he had his gun out when they encountered him. they shouted to the man to put the gun down and then there were several shots. >> this is a quiet area of the city. it's usual. it's not something to comes to mind to being a problem to the district. >> the circumstances leading up to the shooting are unclear. authorities say they will hold a town hall meeting next week to explain what happened. police vehicles were

landized during a hastily-organized anti-police protest in the mission district overnight. police received word of the protests in the area of bryant streets. you are looking at a photo a viewer sent us of police lined up on bryant street. during the march several police cars were vandalized with graffiti. no word on injuries or arrests. the 21-year-old giants fan who fatally dodged a giants fan last year will not first charges. the man stabbed him moments after a game between the dodgers and giants. investigators interviewed witness whose backed up montgomery's story that he was hit over the head with a chair and had no choice but to defend himself. the district attorney said his office was ethically obligated

to not prosecute him. a man and boy are dead after hitting by a freight train after talking to a chance. the boy died at the scene and the girl was airlifted to a hospital. people attending a little league game nearby said they heard a long blog of the horn but no word on the circumstances leading up to the stents accidents. the search for the mission malaysian plane is stretching into two weeks. the planes and 27 ships are searching an area but so far they have found nothing. chuck sievertson has the latest from abc news. >> two weeks after slight 370 vanished, the search for any sign of the air is regular water by air and by sea. thousands of square miles of motion have been scoured, every

inch in vain. >> unfortunately we haven't found anything out there. >> the latest lead. the satellite pictures of items in the water was a false alert. it's turned up nothing yet. >> bites the inaccessible spot you can man. >> the days are five days old meaning the tides and winds could have moved any wreckage hundreds of miles away. relatives of the missing, these have been two weeks in a sea of anguish, their deep and uncertainty is deep end by what they say is the callous indifference of the malaysian authorities. even bad news or ming would relieve the stress of not knowing. >> they are beginning to accept their family members are maybe not coming back. >> this man is burning in candle to light his way home.

his wife keeps calling his cell phone hoping for an answer to his prayer. >> i hope that he would remy. >> search presence are in the sky again, and resuming the death which success means dashing those hopes. abc news, new york. >> crews are also using unmanned probes. the autonomous underwater vehicles can go as deep as 20,000 feet and create maps to guide searchers but they are slow. they search about 8 square miles today and the searches could take months or years and crews my not have that kind of time. signals coming from the black boxes are expected to last only 15 more days. >> it's a need they will a haystack and obviously it becomes sub sincely more difficult to find them once the pingers have gone silent. >> even worse, there may be no information on the voice recorder at all. it records on a two-hour loop and if the plane kept flying for seven hours or more we may never

know what happened when it changed course. there is the possibility both recorders were shut off, either because the circuit breakers were intentionally pulled or due to a catastrophic power failure. michelle obama said u.s. is offering as many resources as possible to assist in the search of the plane. of the people on board, 153 were chinese national. >> as my husband has said, the united states is offering as many resources as possible to assist in the search. and please know that we are keeping all of the families and loved ones of those on this flight in our thoughts and in our prayers at this very difficult time. >> her visit is part of a week-long strip that's being viewed as a prelude to an upcoming meeting between president obama and china's president at a nuclear security summit goo a teenager of summit

has been arrested are calling in bomb threats to public schools 1100 miles away. they traced the calls from helena, missouri tigers to dublin and arrest the the boy at the dublin high school. after each call schools were evacuated and yesterday all classes, grades k through 12, were dismissed. the district attorney in helena is working with prosecutors in california to determine where the dublin boy will face charges. a disturbing case of abuse and neglect in salinas. it's so disturbing even investigators are having a tough time with it. 31-year-old erica, a former prison guard, and a 34-year-old have been arrested. they found boys ages 3 and 5 and an 8-year-old girl living in filth. all were suffering from severe million nourishment and abuse. the girl's condition was the

most serious. she was chained to a post to keep her from getting food. >> she was described as someone who looked like she'd been in a concentration camp. they were all malnourished. a devastating scene. >> the girl was hospitalized for several days. all the children are now in protective custody. the two women adopted the girl. and the youngest boy is the biological child of one of the women. >> and soccer parents say the 49ers aren't following through on their promise to provide new fields. their current fields are right next to the new levi stadium and on seven sundays when he are scheduled to play the families would be prohibited from using the park. to avoid the mess the 49ers were going to build three additional fields. but now it's following through. >> it's not part of a contract but it was said in a letter that

he was committed. >> the city is committed to spending $2 million to help if you syl state the building of the site somewhere in the city of santa clara. >> the soccer league president said the niners are only offering to support new fields if the soccer park gives up its parking lot. the niners tell us they are currently in talks with the city. 5:09. i felt a chill in the air this morning that i really haven't felt all week. >> because it feels like summer. that's makes a lot of sense, right some the first weekend of spring. the marine layer was back yesterday. if you live by the coast you are feeling the on shore push. here's a look from the roof camera. temperatures in the 50s. a little fog here and a stubborn deck of low clouds keeping some neighborhoods on the chilly side. i'll explain coming up. >> also next, get ready for more scenes like that. the warning about this season's extraordinary fire season and what you can do to reduce the

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at a low price. >> a bicyclist who run a red light hit a man on a motorcycle causing him serious injuries. it happened yesterday evening at 13th and mission streets. after being mit the motorcyclist lost control and slammed into a tree. the police are investigating to see if charges will be filed. hundreds of people turned out to a candle light vigil last night to remember the two women killed in a horrific traffic accident last weekend. one taught music to students in the area, many who came out to pay their respects. we have the story from santa rosa. ♪

>> the car crash was killed along with her mother. and others were injured. >> she touched everyone she encountered. no matter how busy she was she always had a positive, positive outlook and a smile on her face. >> susan, scene in this family photo, was the mother of three but touched the lives of hundreds. ♪ >> songs performed were some of her favorite. her husbandgy and her sons joe and joel listened while fighting back tears. >> just look around here and all you children, please remember who sue did and taught you. >> the crash happened here at highway 12 and farmer's lane. the family was on their way to developing news in ukraineer when a 33-year-old rear end

their camry with his sierra. the women were killed instantly. >> he was stopped and pumpping his brakes to get the attention of the driver. >> friends were frustrated to learn that the man said he was use his cell phone at the time of the crash. he was arrested on the charges of vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol. he left court in tears. he remains in jail while the d. a. awaits for toxicology reports n the meantime the community prepares to bury and say good-bye to down. their own. abc7 news. a plan matched to help salmon go to adulthood will be put into effect next week. normally the coleman national fish hatchery releases the young salmon into the river. but because of the low water level and low current, most of the fish are being eaten before they get there. next week they will be truck

down to help them. >> we aren't out of the woods. we will truck these but meanwhile others are naturally spawned and they are pumping quite a bit of water out of the delta. we are very concerned about those fish. all of our problems are not solved by this trucking. >> the official salmon sportfishing season begins the first weekend in april. already fire officials say conditions look more like midsummer than the start of spring. the state is in the throws of a drought with the bay area experiencing some of the most severe conditions. the areas shaded red on the map are in extreme drought. maroon doubt are already in an exceptional drought and that's as bad as it gets. laura anthony has more. >> the flames thursday in pittsburgh were big and hot and spread very quickly. state fire officials say they are a good indicator of when we might see for months to come, starting right about now. >> we are most likely, with the

pattern we've already seen, going to see potentially more fires and larger fires. in fact, the past several years and the past decade we've already gun to see a significant size in the size of wildfires we respond to. >> thanks to the drought, the fuels in california are ripe for fire well before their normal time. despite the rains that turn the top grasses green, life beneath is tender dry and ready to burn. >> it worries us a great deal. again, this is something we would normally see in late july or early august and we are seeing in this march. if we don't get further water, more rain, then this is going to be common and we are going to see more and more fires like this. >> according to cal fire, from january 1st to march 15th of this year the state has already had more than 730 wildfires. last year there were 293 by this time. the average is 250. >> the black smoke.

>> judy lives in pittsburgh across highway 4 from yesterday's brush fire and a couple blocks from this fire station on east leyland, which closed last year due to budget cuts. >> the drought with no rain and the dryness of the hills and the grasses and everything around, yes. and the fire they had over there yesterday really concerned me. >> according to contra costa fire, rigs from this station would have been among the first to arrive on thursday. instead crews had to come from much farther away. in pittsburgh, laura anthony, abc7 news. now the brewing battle over sunscreen. some doctors are pointing out that some sunscreens last longer and are better for your skin. the problem is those are much easier to find outside of the country. the fda hasn't approved a new sunscreen in more than a decade. here's rhino went. >> a beach day in rio versus a beach day in california. it turns out those brazilian

beach bumps have considerably more choices than americans about how to protect their skin from the sun. sunbatheners europe and parts of latin america can choose from at least seven more uv filters. >> the united states needs to speed up. >> many dermatologists agree. they have joined force was sun block manufactures to push the food and drug administration to approve a backlog of stronger sunscreens that last longer and feel better on the skin. >> unfortunately the fda doesn't always accept the research and studies being done abroad so there tends to be more of a backlog through the fda. >> the fda has not approved a new sunscreen in 15 years. in 2006 the agency did approve the breakthrough chemical, but only for sale by one company. even though the europeans have been using it since 1993. the fda says they remain committed to allowing sunscreens with additional ingredients for

consumers if there is studies that they are safe and effective. >> it's nice to have more options to protect your skin. it's important. >> the fda is going to hold a series of hearings next week to discuss their approval process. bikes could have used some good unscreen this week. >> all winner long. despite the low sun angle. tons of blue sky. they talk about our drought. more blue skies away from the shoreline today. we are looking at conditions to improve in terms of temperatures around the bay. if you thought it was chilly yesterday. the low clouds and fog, that deck will mix on out and we will see plenty of sunshine. but right now live doppler 7hd showing a little bit of fog your way. the sun coming up at 7:10 and setting at 7:24. he is there's a dark look outside. 50 san francisco. 52 oakland. 45 in redwood city. good morning los gatos. you are in the 70s yesterday. half moon bay at 50. and you will see some sunshine.

it's going to take about all day for it to come on out. here's a look from our sutro tower where we are look at some very chilly north bay numbers and the dewpoints have dropped into the upper 30s. 37 novato, 38 santa rosa with napa coming in at 40. a look at visibility in miles this morning. santa rosa three quarters mile, novato looking at some pretty tough conditions to navigate. but the coast is at five miles and everyone else looking pretty good. but that fog will extend locally inland through the santa clara valley and to salinas. then it will mix out after the morning and we will have slightly warmer temperatures around the bay and in the inland. but if you are at the coast, despite the afternoon sun, temperatures still in the upper 50s to lower 60s. but did you see the last height there? cooler with a chance of showers tuesday and wednesday. here's a look at the satellite radar come 'sive. high pressure off the coast, low pressure to the south and east of us and that allows for a

dominant cooling sea breeze. that will be the trend, although the high pressure begins to work its way in over the weekend. we will look for temperatures to warm a couple of degrees around the bay and inland, keeping us dry right on through monday. so katie talked to you about the drought watch and here is where we are, an exceptional drought and things have gotten worse over the past week or so simply because parts of the north bay were in a moderate drought but now notice they, too, are in an extreme drought with the exceptional drought to the south of us. no good news across california except when we look at the long-range outlook a little more cloud cover and chance of rain late tuesday, 6:00 a few scattered showers. but a better chance on thursday. maybe a .1 to .2 inches. this goes out ten days. right through the first day of april looks like we are looking

at perhaps some better chances of rain. you know how dicey these extended outlooks can be. but the least we are looking for the possibility to come our way down the road. temperatures today back to the cool air along the coast. we will keep it just at about 60 half moon bay. 69 oakland and look for low 70s in san jose. some of the 70s out toward morgan hill, as well, and inland east bay. concord, livermore, fairfield. the accuweather seven-day forecast, temperatures mild around the bay and inland. and looking if he cool numbers coastside but notice it will stay nice through monday and chance of reign tuesday and wednesday and warmer toward the end of the week. spring is officially here in the bay area. we want to thank you for sending your beautiful pictures to us because that's always fun to check out on twitter. >> and easy to share with the abc7 news app. you can also e-mail them to us to ureport or post them to our facebook page,

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video from colorado. the black things you see twirling around in the air are burning tumble weeds. a dust devil took over and they had to back off but one firefighter kept video rolling and the unexpected dust devil ended up burning an extra acre of land. no property was damaged and luckily no one was hurt. wow. a ten-day old baby gorilla saw her mom for the first time yesterday in san diego. the baby has been fighting fem own yeah since her birth by emergency c-section. this is the first of many steps to physically reintroduce the baby to the group of gorillas. one of the gorillas is the baby's mom. this is the first time the gorilla left the veterinary hospital and has had contact with her own species. >> we are beginning slowly and beginning with visual introduction so as a group they can see the baby for the first time. >> they are remaining close to

the baby and providing constant care. the gorilla as can peak at the youngsters anytime through a protective barrier. and the flowers are blooming. there was a not so secret garden at the union square. there was a full dress and hat made completely of flowers. visitors will be able to see rooftop gardens. the show officially opens tomorrow. up next on the abc7 saturday morning news, oakland's large payout to an iraq war veteran wounded during an occupy protest. and the fight it close a 7-11 on the peninsula and how a neighborhood is reacted to the settlement reached between the owner and the city. it's a story you will only

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within 4icy. [ female announcer ] everyone deserves health insurance. are you in? find free, confidential, local help at coveredca.com. >> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, katie. we are look at low fog and clouds that will extend inland the next up he will hours. the fog will be down in the santa clara valley, salinas and spreading over into oakland and perhaps parts of the east bay. but it's not going to last. we have some good mixing on the way and that will allow for the clouds to clear to the coast. but the temperatures, wow, feeling like summer with upper 50s. at around ocean beach today. across the bay in oakland we will see seasonal greetings and

the lowest numbers return in the lower 70s. so will the weekend be dry? it's the first full weekend of spring. we will talk about the prospects of rain coming up. katie. >> thank you. president obama said the u.s. economy hasn't caught up to the new reality that women now make up about half of the workforce n his weekly address the president said women face outdated policies that hold them back in the workplace that then hurts their families and the broader economy. >> today women make up about half of our workforce and more than half the college graduates. more women now are the family's main winner than ever before. but in a lost ways our economy hasn't caught up to the new reality left. on average a woman still earns just 77 cents for every dollars a man does. and too many women face outdated workplace policy that is hold them back. >> president obama said congress must act to address those problems. he is calling for congress to raise the minimum rage to $10.10 an hour.

a public memorial service will be held monday for a mendocino county sheriff's deputy who would killed in the line of duty. hundreds of people are speck to turn out for the 10:00 a.m. service for deputy ricky delsienero. he was killed last week on a violent crime spree that began in oregon. the suspect was later shot and killed by police. new details. investigators say the helicopter involved in a deadly cash was rotating when it took off. a preliminary report said surveillance video showed the helicopter beginning rotating counterclockwise tuesday morning. it crashed on a street next to the space needle and burst into flames. the wreck killed both men on board and a third was seriously burned when the helicopter crashed on his car.

an iraq activist whose injured during a protest two years ago has reached a settlement with the city of oakland. he will receive $4.5 million. he was hit in the head by a bean baling fired by a police officer. lilian kim has more. >> there is a portion of our left frontal lobe which is and will always be dead. >> for the past two and a half years, the 26-year-old man has had to relearn to talk, cope with constant headaches and deal with memory loss. he was shot in the head by a police office we're a led-filled beanbag during an occupy demonstration. with his lawyer he announce add $4.5 million settlement with the city of oakland. >> no amount of money, it's not going to get me my brain back. so, you know, i'm not happy. but, you know, i think this is enough. >> olson's lawyers provided this

video of him in the hospital not long after his accomplice encounter. he said he will never fully recover from his injuries. olson has permanent brain damage, which has kept him from holding down a job. in a written statement the oakland mayor jean quan said we regret mr. olson suffered these hardships are, and i want him to know because of the evening's event we took steps to change our procedures. but the lawyer said nothing will change until they stop using less than lethal weapons >> all of these weapons that are fired from guns can kill someone or cause permanent injuries and should not be deployed in crowds. >> as for olson, he's not sure what the future holds but he says he can now focus on becoming a productive person. >> now that this has been resolved, i'll have more of a idea of to be able to think about that and find out -- find out what i can do. >> in oakland, lilian kim, abc7 news.

there's another notable payout for oakland this week. the city council agreed to a $3 million settlement with a cyclist who was seriously injured after crashing into oakland hills in 2011. she was riding down hill on mountain boulevard between as scott drive and the highway 13 on-ramp. the 35-year-old suffered severe injuries to her face, head, jaw and teeth. she sued, arguing potholes made the ride dangerous. the city fixed the potholes later that year. experts say it could be the biggest payout of its kind. a big victory or a neighborhood that fought the opening of a 711 store. they reached a settlement with the operators to close their doors. vic lee has been following this story for more than a year and has an update you will only see on abc7 news. >> it's been an ugly and costly legal battle since 711 opened their doors just over a year ago. hundreds of residents in this quiet san mateo neighborhood

banded together, signing pegs pass and demonstrating, asking the city to close it down. >> a lot of money has been spent on both sides. and even the neighbors have put up over $40,000 in legal fees. we aren't going to be reimbursed. >> they didn't want a convenience store that would be open all night that might attract the wrong crowd in this neighborhood. >> 711 is not a bad company. they just don't be long right in the middle our neighborhood. >> the store sits on land that was originally designated as a residential zone. the old resident was grandfathered in. the property should have reversed back to residential use when it became vacant but city staff ruled otherwise and issued a permit. residents kept up the pressure, going all the way to the city council where they got what they wanted >> the council looked at it again and reviewed and determined that the staff's determination was a mistake and

that the property had to then comply with the residential zoning requirements. >> in january a judge refuse today overturn that decision. in the settlement the city will pay $150,000 to 711 and the property owners and the store will close by the end of this month. 711 issued a statement which reads in part, we are very disappointed with the california state court's ruling. in that in good despite rely on the permits this were issued by the city, we open this location. >> neighbors we spoke to are absolutely delighted by the settlement. the city promises them that that piece of property over there will never been revert to commercial use. you know, this really is a david and go hyatt story, if there ever was one. vic lee, abc7 news. >> still ahead, area students get a lesson from google on how to stay safe online. and 5:37. taking a live look outside.

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>> welcome back, everyone. so glad you are with us early on this saturday morning at 5:40. live look from our emeryville camera. you can see how cloudy the skies are there. emeryville, you are in the low 60s right now but you will get into the upper 60s, which is slightly above average for this time of year. lisa argen will fell you in on what else is happening coming up in a little bit. changes in store for the historic claremont hotel. the the mark that sits on the oakland-berkeley border has been brought by a group led by the fairmont hotel. and senator dianne feinstein's

husband. they are set to launch a multimillion-dollar renovation of the hotel. the plan is to update the facilities and architecture, while preserving its character. terms of the daily have not yet been disclosed >> state fire officials are warning us to brace for what could be a historic wildfire season because of the drought. between the beginning of the year and the middle of march thereof already been 730 fires, more than twice as many the same period a year ago. fire officials stress everyone must conserve water, including firefighters. >> we are cutting backwater washing the engines and waterrering the lawn and even using water in fire training. a gallon wasted now is a gallon we won't have to fight fires this summer. >> more than 70% of california fall necessary the extreme or exceptional drought category. boy, isn't that the truth?

the winter did not help. >> no, and it is the third driest on record. so it could be worse. and we could also have some rain to talk about in the seven-day outlook. that's good news. right now from the roof camera, 50 degrees in san francisco but only in the 30s in the north bay. low clouds and fog this morning in many bay area neighborhoods. we will talk about it and have a look at the seven-day forecast in just a few. >> thank you, lisa. also next another day of upsets in the big dance and that includes stanford. [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal. so we made our own commercial to tell you why. first, chex makes lots of gluten free flavors. which is a huge thing for us. and there's seven to choose from. like cinnamon, honey nut, and chocolate. i tell them "you guys are gonna turn into chocolate chex!" i like cinnamon, greg is a honey nut nut. when you find something this good, you want to spread the word.

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welcome to crock country. where good habits are delicious. >> the better net can be a dangerous place for teenagers and people. and now a big company wants kids to have little habits early. and a school that got a special visit from google and a distinguished alum. >> actually i graduated from this school so i was here a long time ago. >> she's the speaker pro tem of

the california state assembly. she is addressing a different kind of assembly. >> how many of you get online and use google? raise your hands. just about everyone. >> in a room full of eighth graders at fisher middle school. she introduced too gaglers, named kevin and evan with the company's new online safety road show. >> what you share and who you share it with could end up saying a lot about you. >> in plain english they talked about online risk and how to avoid them. >> we play games to help them understand. >> you are going to be player 2. go ahead and type in what you want here. >> there was a password face-off. >> i am going to see whose is better. >> are your passwords strong like that? >> no. >> what are you going to do now. >> probably change my password. >> there were tips to avoid phishing. >> you look at the web address, it's long and off. >> and the government about going viral. >> just imagine if the picture or the individual i don't he

that's going viral was something potentially embarrassing or damaging to you? >> the presentation comes at a time when more kids than ever before are getting online younger than ever before. to them the internet doesn't look like this, it looks like this. >> sild say about 90% of the kids have smartphones. i bet it starts before they even get to sixth grade. >> that means it's never too soon to teach good habits. >> think of it like a tattoo. >> what you learn today, pass it on. teach others. >> in san jose, abc7 news. >> the price of breakfast is serging. we are talking about bacon and other food because of a brought in brazil and on big farms. and the cost of meat, fish and eggs led the biggest increase in u.s. food price necessary nearly two and a half years, according to government data.

the increases in food prices are forcing shoppers to search out deals and cut back. >> 5:37. weather-wise? what's going on? >> we are feeling like summer with low clouds and fog. they are moving locally inland. more of you will see them this morning. we will see a little warmup around bait and inland. 70s return. average highs in the 60s south end of the bay and north end of the by. each with the low clouds and fog we are warmer than we should be. 2200-foot marine layer. the sun coming up at 7:120 and setting at 7:24. it gives us over 12 hours of day light. here's a look at doppler hd. you can pick out some cloudiness along the short line and we will look for a weak system to push overhead today. it will allow for a south wind and also allow for better mixing. so we will see even some sunshine at stinson today and perhaps down around ocean beach. but it will be on the cool side there.

45 in redwood city. good morning. los gatos is a cool 40 with half moon bay coming in at 50, as well as san francisco. another van tanning point this morning with low clouds and fog around parts of san francisco. but look at santa rosa's temperature. 37 degrees. the dewpoints are lower that morning, allowing for the chillier start. we have fog in both santa rosa and novato. 48 concord for friends in the east bay. in the upper 40s. here's a look at the visibility from a quarter file santa rosa, mile inform novato and five miles half moon bay w that dry frontal passage it allows for better mixing than we had yesterday and high pressure is going to try to build in off the coast. so it's going to bring us the low clouds this morning. warmer around the bay and inland. but still cool along the shoreline. look what happens tuesday and wednesday. a chance of rain coming our way, spring showers and maybe another chance as we head towards the first part of april. that's a ten-day outlook.

cooler and sea breeze once again today. weak high pressure builds in behind the weak trough but this still allows for the alignment of that high pressure to funnel in that air to the lower pressure and that allows for the sea breeze. the dry pattern takes us through the early part of the work week and here come the changes. state-wide percentage of normal a week ago was 25%. look at the sierra they have. in the northern sierra, just 15%. central syria faring in the low 30s and down around southern california we are looking at 26% of average for the snowpack. so, yeah, doesn't look good. but as we go through the next several days we've got the summertime low clouds and fog at the coast into tomorrow and monday. but we are going to take it out as far as it goes into tuesday and that's when things could get a little bit interesting with the possibility of some showers lining up late tuesday and sweeping through the bay into wednesday. he is we are looking as far out

as we can to bring in any possible chance of showers. and it looks like we might see a little bit. 60 monterey, 67 yosemite with 79 in sacramento. and bay area highs ranging from about 60 half moon bay, with that cool sea breeze. 63 in santa cruz. 27 san jose so the 70s north end of the bay, south end of the bearskin land east bay with 73 livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a few degrees of warming tomorrow and look for it trying to continue into monday. a chance of rain on tuesday. it will spread south. and that will take us through wednesday, thursday and friday looking dryer and slightly milder. so it's better than the dry seven-day. not much though. >> great to see something. thank you, lisa. in sports today. maremmasness against in the ncaa tournament. second seeded stanford meets 15th seeded north dakota at

7:30. yesterday the cardinal men marched on to the third round upsetting seven seeded new mexico. here is abc sports director larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. good morning, everybody. nearly making the ncaa tournament, that's not what stanford this had in mind. the cardinals upset new mexico. it was all stanford early and then they had to fight. cardinals up 20-4 at one point, only to see the bolos come back and josh gets the roll late. they take down now mexico 58-53. they will face kansas in the round of 32. >> i'm proud the way we came out as a tee. we came out energetic and ready to go. we knew how big the game was exited for our opportunity. we had that most of the game. >> randall, he's best when he's on the move. 14 seed mercer and three seed duke in a game that destroyed

brackets. a great pass to daniel and 46 seconds left. nobody deep! anthony runs it down. mercer out of may con, georgia, dancing! they win. they will face 11-seed tennessee. look up. they will face tennessee next. and this game, five seconds left. desmond hits the three and he's fouled. four points later and sends it to overtime. jacob parker for two of 22. five seconds left, and one last chance. lewis, no. steven f austin in a classic 12-5 upset. 77-70. everybody dancing. they will get ucla next. and poly, cinderella, will close against wichita sit. the undefeated shockers. crushing them early. doing it early and late. anthony 23. wichita state, the one seed a

perfect 35-0. they roll. and desperate times call for desperate measures. the raiders are in must-win now mode and they are banking on the rejuvenation of matt schaub. they acquired the quarterbacks, send being the temperatures a six-round draft pick. they hope a guy who turned into a pick six machine can regain his confidence and turn back into a pro goal quarterback. schaub was asked if he can lead them to the post-game season? >> without question i can be that guilty it's one of the most unique and intriguing aspects of coming to be part of this organization is the rich and storied tradition that they have here, especially at this position. the will to wind around here and the players that are being brought in, i'm very excited to get to work and be a part of this organization. >> baseball action. a's and giants.

and four innings, struck out 7. cespedes fanned three times. base hit off of sunny gray. up the middle. here comes hint pence and the giants score a 3-0 victory. that is a wrap on morning sports. mike shumann will be here with all your ncaa double tournament highlights at five, six, nine and eleven. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> next, disneyland gets ready to celebrate the 50th anniversary of "it's a small world" attra

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opened fire last night. and, a south bay turf war. why the 49ers are crashing with a group of soccer moms.

>> good morning, everyone. it's 5:00 a.m. on saturday. i'm katie marzullo. we will start off with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning. >> good morning. we have fog and low clouds not just in the city but also the north bay. the fog will be spreading across the bay into the santa clara valley and also the salinas valley. a pretty good push this morning as a weak weather system moves across the bay. but look at the dewpoints. they are lower so the temperatures are lower, santa rosa and 52 hay barred and oakland. the visibility in the north bay just down to a mile and a half to a quarter mile. santa rosa, novato, five miles at the coast. elsewhere you are in good shape but the deck of low clouds and