building, just north of valley vista eave. the situation is much better now. firefighters say they have it under control. the call came in at 4:45 p.m., and the fire quickly grew to two, three, then four alarms. it started as a grass fire and then pred to a tow -- that's a lot of vehicle traffic so the fire has caught the attention of vallejo residents. some tweeted that the smoke was tough on their lungs, but the smoke has gone down significantly. firefighters now have the fire under control but will be here for a while to mop up and keep an eye on hot spots. police officers from across the bay area pitched in to help out the family of a fallen officer. b.a.r.t. police sergeant tom smith died in the line of duty two months ago.

today his colleagues held a special event to race money for his family. cornell bernard reports. reporter: police officer is raffling off t-shirts to fellow police officers hung up uniforms for workout gear at a crossfit class in memory of a fallen officer. >> i can believe i'm talking to you and not going into tears. >> she is is family with the family of tom smith who was actually shot and kill -- killed by a fellow officer. she hopes this benefit will help the family. >> we want to create new family memories, and if we can give them a little something to help them take a family trip, or just do something together, to happen

create the memories, that's all this is about. >> fellow bart officer sean o'connor served alongside sirring smith. >> always talked about his family and loved his family and his friends very much. >> smith's wife, and two brothers, are also police officers. that remarkable bond was not lost on freddie who opened his gym for the event. >> the city of newark, hayward, b.a.r.t., everybody knows everybody. >> signature smith's family said they were very appreciative to those who donated time and money. the benefit raised $8,000. santa rose a police are searching for two people who shot a man sitting in his car outside a fire station. the man was found with a gunshot wound to his leg inside a car riddle eled with bullets.

the gang crime team is working the investigation. >> tonight san leandro police say a driver suspected of causing this fatal head-on collision may have been drinking before the accident. 19-year-old jesus antonio gonsalez of val hoe is said to have been speeding. authority says the crossed over into davis street and rammed into a car driven bay 32-year-old san leandro man who died at the scene. a driver who police say cause deadly hit and run accident that killed a bicyclist is now in jail. the accident happened in half moon bay along highway 1 friday afternoon. investigators say 23-year-old alvarado from half moon bay struck a bicyclist at the intersection. the 67-year-old victim died. authorities say the suspect sped off and later turned himself in that evening. he remains in custody and faces felony hit-and-run charges. spring showers are coming, though you couldn't tell on

stanford's campus today. owl you -- all you could see were blue skies. frances dinglasan shows us when that will change. >> tomorrow bill be another beautiful day but i want to show you the forecast mod to show you how it plays out. scattered rain tuesday afternoon and then wednesday we'll see widespread light showers all the way throughout the day, into the evening. there is a possible chance of rain as well next weekend. head coming up shortly. and also heads up, this storm will bring a winter storm watch in the sierra tuesday afternoon through thursday morning. we're talking one to two feet of snow above 6,000 feet. so we can certainly use that and definitely welcome it. try to avoid driving during that time because winds will be gusting up to 40-miles-an-hour.

people in woodside are told to watch out for a mountain lion. one was spotted this morning. authorities say not to approach it, especially if it's feeding or as offspring. a last-minute agreement has averted a potentially disastrous strike at the university of california hospitals. 13,000 workers planned to walk out beginning tomorrow. the works including respiratory therapists and operating room technicians, the tentative grandma is for four years and includes a 24% pay raise and caps more than a year of negotiations. >> san francisco's glide memorial church host add health insurance enrollment event so sign peel up for obamacare with the deadline eight days away. enrollment counselors were available to help people pick out plans. >> you don't enroll you might be penalized, 1% or $95. whichever is greater, and 1% of

your income is significant. that penalty could affect somebody's meal for the average day. >> even greater penalties say health officials is suffering an injury that could cost you a significant amount of money without insurance. almost 10,000 people took part in the oakland running festival. a 34-year-old man from whittier, california, won the men's marathon in two and a half hours. he came in more than ten minutes ahead of his northeaster rival. the first time he has taken part in the oakland marathon, and he says it was challenging. >> once i got going, i had to commit and just keep following through. ended up being tougher than i thought it would. >> runners took part in relay racings, half marathon and a 10k. the event brought more than $10 million into the city and raised up to $400,000 for local charities. traffic was routessed around the course until this afternoon.

still ahead at 6:00, a look at the supreme court case being reviewed this week that will have a huge impact on the relationship between business and religion. >> must, why a top investment analyst believes apple stock will soar this year. >> why two other huge tech

birth control and religious right will be before the supreme court. arguments will come from family owned companies who object to covering certain contraceptives in their healthcare plans. companies say their religious beliefs prohibit them for providing for ending of life after conception. >> apple shares could skyrocket by a fifth of the current price this year. barons is making the claim in an article to be released tomorrow. it's because of a new big screen version of the iphone expected this year. the analyst believes the new phone will lead to current iphone owners upgrade michigan and -- upgrading and bringing people people who switched to other phones. >> here's good news for google

investors. spend only advertising doubled to more 18 bib a year. google and facebook combined to earn more than two-thirds of that. those companies are working to expand their cut of mobile ads even further by sitting up in-house analytic teams who will work directly with advertisers and allow the companies to cut out the middle man. >> up next at 6:00, bringing out the diva in everyone. how people got their hands or classic opera costumes. >> frances dinglasan has her eyes othe skies and is tracking the storm that could bring rain this week. >> the nerd nation we know stanford is now cinderella. they knock off the two-seed kansas for a trip to the sweet 16.

>> san francisco opera's used costumes and accessories went on sale this weekend. the sale was so popular that people waited in line to get in. the items offered ranged from one dollar masks to high-end designer gowns for $1,500.

a lot of the merchandize will be used for other stage performances but some people are shopping for themselves. >> this is some kind of a medieval robe, armor on top of that. so i might not wear it in this combination. >> that's awesome. i think you can probably get some good halloween costumes. the sale is only the fifth in the opera's 90--year-old history. a good way to get rid of thousands of items not likely to be used and to raise money for the company. >> thousands of dog owners and their pooches descended on florida beach for would havestock. it was a warm day to celebrate music and dogs in all shapes and sizes. the event was organized by a local pet rescue center hoping to get some of the 5,000 attendees to take one of the four-legged animals home with them. for the other canines that showed up, they got to show off

their agility to woo the crowd. a great day there and here in the bay area as well. frances dinglasan has a look at the forecast. >> good evening. yes, tomorrow, you can -- we'll see more sunny skies and mild weather. as live doppler 7hd sweeps around the bay area, coastal clouds and an onshore flow and that kept things cool lock the coast. looking from mt. tam, starting to cool down. san francisco, 56. oakland, 62. redwood city, 69. 70, los gatos. we'll show you another beautiful view looks toward san francisco from emeryville. didn't see many cloudses around the bay at all. novato, 68. low 70s in some of the interior locations like fairfield, concord, livermore. heels what you can expect as we

show you another shot, this time looking north toward the golden gate bridge and the marin headland. so cool numbers overnight. tomorrow morning. we'll see numbers possibly dip into the 30s. patchy fog as well in some of the interior locations, but mostly sunny skies again for everyone. then a big change mid-week, rainy and cooler, tuesday and wednesday. i'll show you how that plays out shortly. here's a look at the overnight lows. mainly in the 40s. some cool spots, though in some valleys. 39 in santa rosa. 40, napa. mild in san francisco, 47. 46 in san jose. for tomorrow, expect another beautiful day with temperatures above average numbers. 65, san francisco. 70, oakland. sunshine, t-shirt and shorts weather almost. have the sun screen ready. 75, san jose, mid-70s in concord and antioch.

cooler along the coast with temperatures in the 60s there. here's what is going on for the radar satellite image. we have this area of high pressure giving us a slight onshore flow and the very mild weather. but this area of low pressure is going to come into the bay area mid-week, bringing us the chance of rain and showers, and the forecast model shows the rain moving in tuesday afternoon. this is the area in green. and then its turns into shower activity wednesday morning, but spotty showers throughout the day thursday and friday. mostly cloudy. then a possibility of another chance of rain saturday night into sunday morning. but it's not going to be much rain. in fact we're only talking a tenth to a quarter inch. in terms 0 of how we're doing around the snow pack and the state, 24% of normal with northern california only at 14% of normal. 30% of normal in central california, and 26% of normal southern california. so we can certainly use the rain, which will translate into

snow as well in the sierra tuesday and wednesday. so look out for that if you're traveling through the area. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. another mild one tomorrow with temperatures into the mid-to-upper 70s. rain tuesday afternoon. spring showers on wednesday. cloudy again thursday, friday, and then another chance of rain. we'll keep our fingers crossed because we can use it. >> thank you so much. spring is now officially here, and we want to thank you for send us such beautiful weather photos. this picture of flowers blossoming, shot by a viewer in holdberg. and here's another posting after a hike to mission peak. e-mail your reports to ureport@kgo-tv.com or post them to our facebook page. >> shu is here with sports and a great day for stanford. >> coming up roses.

nerd nation took a break from creating their latest app to advance to the sweet 16. i love this event. one and done. anyone can pull off an upset. cardinals knock off kansas. stanfords showing no nerves before hand. dwight powell on the putback. he had a game. kansas took the halftime lead with the three before the buzzer. second half, chaisson randle. family and friends in atten dabs. then andrew wiggins held to four points. not his night. the cardinal began to pull away. anthony brown layin. dwight powell, leading the way, 15.7 board, the floater 5. 1-49 stanford. stanford up seven but back-to-back threes by frankamp makes it a two-point game. at thirds three-pointer to tie it. not going to happen. how about the cardinal.

60-57 the final. stanford's first sweet 16 appearance sense 2008. paul, 15 points, seven boards, chasson randle. >> could i not be anymore proud of my guys and how they played for 40 minutes today. i thought the energy, the effort, especially on defensive end, was probably as good as i've seen its all season long. we beat a very good kansas team, and really proud of our guys. >> we're still in the race and still playing in march and feels great. we're focused on that task at hand. we're still in the tournament and excited to be here. >> i knew when its left my hand it was off. didn't get a great look at it. but still have to try to capitalize on that if i get another chance. >> stanford heading to memphis for the sweet 16. they'll face another cinderella, dayton, thursday, as they beat syracuse last night. >> wichita state shockers a perfect 35-0 but ran into powerhouse in kentucky.

under james lounge, the three. three seconds lefts. shockers' last shot. wichita state's perfect season is own. le. >> st. mary's playing in the n.i.t. tournament against minnesota. holt, 24 points. the only gael to reach double digits. king had 18 for the gophers. including this baseline three. minnesota will eliminate st. mary's, 63-55 the final. >> arnold palmer invitational at bay hill where we had another first-time winner, matt every. who trailed by four strokes coming into the round. there's the king, arnold palmer. in trouble on 16. hits the tree. bogeys the par-5, adam scott misses the eagle putt to tie. then misses the birdie.

then he gets the par on 17. he's toast. every on 18. chance to win. misses the par putt. arnie can't believe it. but still has a one-stroke lead. opens the door for keegan bradley. forcing the playoff. just misses. matt every wins for the first time on the pga tour. a million dollar payday and a trip to the masters. sharks had a chance to clinch a playoff post last night against the capitals but fell in a shootout. another short tomorrow in calgary. here's the pacific division standings. sharks have a three-point lead over the ducks but anaheim has two games in handto the road to the playoffs doesn't get any easier. >> we're right in the middle of maybe our toughest stretch of the season as far as fatigue, travel, the amount of games, and we have to get through this week and then we'll find some time to breath in early april and get ready for the playoffs. >> and this sports report brought you by orchard supply

hardware. more from stanford, march madness, tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. seal you then. and i think johnny dawkins might have got himself another contract. >> up next at 6:00, the muppets take on a

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seeing as the movie cost $85 million to make and pulled in a whopping 56 million this weekend. muppets, most wanted, was second place with 16.5 million. mr. peabody and sherman, third, and god's not dead rounded out the top five. that does it for us at 6:00. i'm ama daetz, for frances dinglasan and shu and leigh glaser who is off.

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