the rush to beat the clock and sign up for obamacare. local people share their experience. a live look from our san jose camera. you see the clouds rolling in. we'll tell you when the rain returns. a look at the new search ship that has left port with new promise of finally getting results in the search for malaysia flight 370. abc7 news starts right now. with covered california and hung up on me. >> for some relief, other frustration, deadline or face a fine is now just more than 24 hours away but getting coverage has not been easy for everyone. thank you for joining us. with time quickly rung out, 1.1 million people in the state have signed up for health care

through covered california. out of the three million californians who qualify for obamacare and are without insurance. cornell bernard is live tonight with this last-minute effort to get insured. >> that deadline is closing in. but we found some people who are confused about getting signed up. there's a grace period but you have to start the enrollment process by tomorrow or face a fine. >> sunday servicessed a glide memorial church, this photographer is capturing every song with her camera. >> i'm freaking out all my friends have insurance and i don't. >> she has had problems signing up through the web site. >> i they don't identify me as a person, which is difficult, and i've been doing this for two months. >> she is facing a big monday dead lon to sign up. there is no extension on this

deadline. folks have to create an account, and they have to make a real serious effort in getting their applications started so they can be time-stamped and get an additional two weeks until april 15th to complete that application. but if you missed the enrollment deadline you could pay a tax penalty of $95. dan continue issued his application days ago. >> looking at getting back to playing ice hockey. i stopped playing because i was afraid of getting hurt. >> i haven't seen the coverages >> by clicking on find local help on covered california's web site, certified council will walk you through the process over the phone for free. >> it's great info. thank you. >> in san francisco, abc7 news.

aftershocks continue to rattle southern california. more than 100 aftershocks rumbled through the area, the latest a 2.720 miles southeast of los angeles. the number of aftershocks are formal. seismologists say that magnitude 7.5 earthquake along the same fault could prove more catastrophic than one along the san andreas fault. we're getting a break today from a series of storms bringing rain to the bay area. a spring storm yesterday soaked san francisco with three-quarters of an inch of rain. the rain caused a number of problems, including knocking down a large tree branch into power lines in burlingame. the sky looks nice. some clouds there. there are were two inches of rain that fell there yesterday

and more wet weather is coming. let's check in with meteorologist leigh glaser with the live doppler 7hd. >> has been a nice break today. everybody drying out. as you notice the clouds are starting to increase a bit across the bay area. live doppler 7hd not picking up any moisture here locally, although the higher elevations between morgan hill and gilroy, picking up little there, and in the high country, picked up close to two feet of snow. the higher elevations overnight. you can see the snow showers continuing to wind down a bit, and that's exactly what is going to happen overnight tonight. let's show you a preview of what you can expect tomorrow. 5:00 a.m. commute time. look for thickening clouds and this is the next storm system, a stronger system, by lunchtime. it will start to roar in here and 3:00, very heavy rain expected across the bay area, and this is your 5:00 evening commute. it is going to be wet and we're also going to bring quite a bit

of wind. we'll check out the risk assessment in a little bit. heavy snow fell in the sierra nevada above 3500 feet. this is the caltrans camera showing wet but clear road on highway 50 at ski run in south lake tahoe. no chain requirements on 50 or 80. let's look at dry conditions at heavenly. the snow dropped up to two feet of snow. snow, rain, or shine, follow us for the latest bay area conditions, plus get video forecasts, "spare the air" alerts, and tweets from the weather team. >> state senator heland yee is set to be in court to answer to conspiracy charges. he is accused of illegal gun running and trading political favors for campaign contributions and has been suspended from the senate with

pay. his attorney has not comment but says yee will plead not guilty. we'll bring you continuing coverage. our reporting continues on twitter. happening now. u.s.a. secretary of state john kerry says there's no way the state of ukraine will be decided without kiev at the bargaining table. kerry met with his russian counterpart, sergei lavrov. russia demand ukraine be unified as a federation that allows wide autonomy. after the meeting kerry says russian troops on the ukraine border is creating a climate of fear and intimidation and any progress in ukraine must include a pullback of the troops. to the latest developments in the mystery of flight 370. an australian pilot involved in the hunt says his crew spotted some, quote, promising leads today. and a new search ship is now on

the way to the area. david wright is aboard the ship tonight. >> a new lead ship and a new search coordinator, raising hopes the hunt for flight 370 may finally find answers by the end of this fourth week of searching. >> the best equipped ship to support this. >> australia's 6500-ton ocean shield about to set sale for the search area, designated as the most likely spot where the flight went down. it will deploy this u.s. navy acoustic device, trailing behind the ship, trailing for pings from the black box recorder. >> once we get a detection from the pinger, we'll put the-a-thon news underwater vehicle in the water to conduct a side scan to match the debris field. >> the searchers must locate surface debris, an effort that

has so far been fruitless. >> searching something the size of poland at a walking pace. we have three or four days before the pinger runs out. >> chinese families of those on the flight are angry at malaysian officials for botching the search. give us our relatives back, they chanced. australian relatives frustrated, too. >> every day just having no finality, no answers. >> the international search effort has a new head man. angus houston, former top australian military officer. he inherits a race against time. the batteries on the underwater pingers will run out in less than a week. the answers to the mystery of flight 370 still at the bottom of the sea. david wright, abc news, garden island, australia. the last chance for people to catch a movie at an iconic bay area theater. a rush of wild fans leaves one woman in critical condition.

where thes could happened and why police say the people involved should not have even been there. then, here's something we don't hear often. your power company is giving you a rebate. we'll tell you why.

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the streets of tucson, arizona, are quiet today after an alcohol-fueled disturbance led to the arrest of many people overnight. they were disappointed over their team's loss in the ncaa tournament. one man was hit by pepper balls and then tackled by police. people threw bottles and firecrackers at officers. a 28-year-old security guard is in stable but critical can in

a florida hospital. she suffered a broken leg and severe brain hemorrhaging when a crowd pushed a chain-link fence gait on top of her, trying to get into miami's ultra fest. authorities say those trying to burst through the fence didn't have tickets to the event. developing news in just a matter of hours the final film will be shown at san jose's century dome theater. the property owner is ready to still, but it's still possible one of the three theaters could be preserved. the state historical resources commission could step in at the last minute. the final showing tonight at 7:00 with a special screening of indiana jones and raiders of the lost ark. >> expect some cash back from your utility company. honoring an unsung hero. the bay area recognizes a man who risked his life to save thousands of others. >> taking a peek outside.

rain returns tomorrow. leigh will tell us when it gets here and how long its will last.

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now that i've got coverage, my doctor is a phone call or an e-mail away. i'm in. [ female announcer ] everyone deserves health insurance. are you in? find free, confidential, local help at coveredca.com. you'll see a credit on your electric bill. state utility officials will announce the california climate credit program. utility customers get a credit with the money coming from a state government program that requires power plants and other large industries to pay when they put carbon pollution in the air. you'll see credit under the delivery charges portion of your bill in april and again in

october. all residential customers with the same electricity provider will receive an equal amount. a chinese diplomat not well known to the general public but who was hero in the asia and jewish commentses was remembered in san francisco. he was a diplomat in austria during world war ii and risked his life to save thousands of jewish refugees. cheryl generalization moderated a panel. the doctor's humanitarianism and courage is similar to that of the oscar >> looks like another strong storm system will be moving in. live doppler 7hd picking up on just a few light returns here

and there. looks like much of this in the higher elevation. you can see just a few snow showers here and there across the taupo basin there, and -- the tahoe basin, and they picked up close to two feet at the 7,000-foot level. our san jose cam paint agonies picture with clouds as well as sun breaks. current readings, san francisco, 57. 60 in san jose. from the exploratorium cam, you can see temperatures in the north bay warmed up nicely today with 57 right now in santa rosa. napa, 59, 57 in petaluma, concord, 60. here's a look at the forecast highlights. looks like another pretty potent storm system will move in here tomorrow. to tonight look for scattered clouds, breezy, heavy rain and wind expected by tomorrow afternoon, and it doesn't end there with april showers and thunderstorms expected across the bay area as you get into

tuesday, the first day of april, as well as wednesday. here's the system, the nice break we got today. but you can already see the storm system, the clouds gathering right next to this cold front, and this is what is going to move in our direction to bring us increasing rain and it could be heavy at times as well as some very gusty winds, and here's a look at the timing. start off tomorrow morning with thickening clouds but looks like the north bay will start to see the rain pick up around 11:00 tomorrow. 5:00 commute time, it is just going to be sloppy. we gate little bit 0 of break. 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, and then after that, rain funneling back in. tuesday, 5:00 a.m., very wet, and you will continue to see the periods of rain off and on through tuesday. tuesday is our best chance of seeing isolated thunderstorms as well. 5:00 commute time tuesday, very sloppy. and there it is. 7:00 as well. the rain just is going to

continue to be with us through now through tuesday. the higher vacations, a quart -- higher elevations, three-quarters to two inches, the lower elevations, half to an inch, which every drop we can get we really want. here's a look at the risk evaluation. urban flooding, medium risk. thunderstorms, medium risk, mainly on tuesday. creek flooding and wind damages as winds overnight, monday night, tuesday morning, will pick up with gusts anywhere from 25 to 30 miles-per-hour. keep that in mind. tree root balls are saturated. so a little wind could knock some trees down. temperatures tonight in the 40s and 50s. highs for monday, the rain racing in here, the 50s. the accuweather seven-day forecast. a stormy day on tuesday with isolated thunderstorms. then we gate nice break thursday

and friday, next weekend, back into the 70s. >> thank you so much. rick kiwanis for shu tonight and some basketball news. >> coming up in sports a long-time local college basketball coach may soon be retiring, and at

after missing the final fewer for the first time in six years the stanford women are now one win away from returning.

today behind chiney ogwumike the put away penn state. >> worked harder than anybody else. we're so much stronger. so don't be fooled by their size. be fooled by the size of our heart. tonight is about to be ours. >> yes, chiney getting her teammates fired up. the senior shows why she is one of the best in the country. the sweet move for two of her 29. stanford by 14 at the half. chiney got hem. amber from the corner, now chiney will the steal. her 25th double-double of the season. stanford dances off with the 82-56 victory. the cardinal now play the winner of the south carolina-north carolina game for a trip to the final four. >> today was an ideal day for stanford basketball. weed a so many contributions. we know they might have the size advantage but we want to have the heart advantage.

>> mike hospital come my may announce his -- mont -- montgomery may retire. during his six seasons at cal the bears made the ncaa tournament four times and win their first league title in 50 years in 2010. before taking over in berkeley he spend 18 years of stanford and two as the warriors head coach. >> the men's final four is now set. we started these regional where connecticut took on michigan state. all-time spartans great magic johnson in the house. gary harris with a little magic. bet the shot clock. 'm uconn rallied behind shabazz napier. with just 20 seconds left, the huskies get the ball to phillip knowland, who puts the game airplane. uconn wins, the first seven seed to make the final four since the tournament expanded to 64 teams

in 1985. >> in the midwest regional, kentucky and michigan went down to the final seconds. the wildcats led by two michigan with the ball and check out this frantic sequence. the wolverines keep missing but keep getting the rebound before finally jordan morgan ties the score. 72. kentucky then unties it at aaron harrison knocks down the two. time for michigan to get off a shot, wildcats win so they're headed to the final four in arlington, texas. >> at the valero open in san antonio, the leader looking relaxed there. maybe too much. began the day with a three-stroke lead but shot a final round 76. he mid-one of his two

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coming up at 6:00, we'll look at a new report that suggests san francisco has enough water to fight multiple fires during a disaster but may not have a system in place to access the water. we'll take you live to the last showing at a theater open for five decades in the south bay. join us for abc7 news at 6:00. fans of the band, the cure, had a concert experience they won't forget. they played 45 songs last night during a benefit concert in london, including three encores. this is the band's music video posted on youtube. the band's only other performance is at napa valley music festival in may. so get your tickets. that does it for us here at abc7 news at 5:00. the news continues online, twitter, facebook, all your mobile devices with the abc7

news app. see you at 6:00. welcome to "world news." tonight -- after the earthquake. family and students sent running and this evening more than 100 aftershocks rumbling in california. one of them during this live report. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, we're still feeling earthquakes. >> tonight, what do scientists say about what could be coming next. rain swept. the massive storm from florida to new england tonight. the twister in the south, the snowstorm in washington. the 100-mile-per-hour winds in the north. stolen like a scene out of the movie "the monuments men." authorities investigating a treasure trove of art. renoir, was it stolen by the nazis? and where it's been found. bird's-eye view. the american city watching every move tonight, trying to save the eagles. the eaglet born sticking his head up and the close call.