we head through discovery night hours and definitely tomorrow. another storm system, and here is a look at the timing. 5:00 commute time tomorrow, look for thickening clouds, and then tomorrow afternoon, that's when it hits. this is the 5:00 p.m. commute. gust at 35 miles-per-hour and then a little break around 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, and then a second wave moves in on tuesday, and this one is going to bring us a lot of instability stability, showers and isolated thunderstorms. you can track the rain in the bay area using live doppler 7hd on our abc7 news weather app. this just into the news roosevelt firefighters had to rescue a dog that had fallen 200 feet down a cliff. happened around 2:00 p.m. at rodeo beach in marin county. after two hours, rescuers were

able to lift the dog safety. as a terrified woman looked on. firefighters did not say how injured the dog was but amendment to be -- appeared to be calm during the rescue. >> we're closing in on the deadline to sign up for the affordable care act. so far more than a third of the three million uninsured californians have signed up thanks to the help of covered california. cornell bernard has the last-minute push to get others enrolled before tomorrow night. >> the deadline clock is ticking, but some people are con fussed about get -- confused. there's a grace period after you sign up, but you have to start the enrollment process by tomorrow or face a fine. dan is a part-time sound technician at glide memorial church, he is breathing easier after completing the signup for obamacare in california. >> i worry in the field if i'm going to tear a knee, and i play

ice hockey, and i worry about colliding into someone and getting hurt and being stuck in the hospital and stuck with a $10,000 bill because ier to my knee. >> maria has had problems navigating covered california's web site. >> they don't identify me as a person right now, which is really difficult. and i've been doing there is for two months. >> she is stressed out knowing that's a big monday deadline to sign up for health coverage. 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. if you missed the monday ebb rolement deadline you could pay a fine. >> if they don't select plan for 2014, you are going to face a penalty. $95 or 1% of your income, whichever is greater. >> i haven't seen what the health plans are.

>> you sound frustrated. >> i am frustrated. >> maria doesn't want to pay a fine, just wants coverage. covered california tells us that those who are having problems with covered california's enrollment web site should click on find'll help to be connected to a certified navigator to help you for free. >> health insurance is great. i haven't had it in a couple years. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. there's help signing up in east bay tomorrow, including people to walk you through the steps,; an an the rescue mission. if you're going, bring your photo i.d., proof of address, proof of u.s. citizenship and either a recent pay stub or tax filing. >> experts say a monster quake from the same fault involved in

friday's southern california earthquake could cause more damage than one on the san andreas fault. it stretches from northern orange county, under downtown los angeles and into hollywood. >> waves traveled through that corridor towards los angeles, and once they're in the basin they reverberate, get amplified and cause stronger shaking. the usgs says 57.5 quake along the fault would bow catastrophic. causing $250 billion in damage. a new report suggests san francisco's emergency water system is inadequate for putting out multiple fires. since then 1906 quake city voters have approved hundreds of millions of dollars in bond money for an elaborate emergency water system, including three large reservoirs and 200

undergroundwater takes. the system has gaps and may not reach all neighborhoods when supplies are stretched. fire officials say the city needs to spend an estimated $18 million on more rigs and equipment so crews can get an unlimited water supply to all of san francisco. families coping with the loss of family, friends, and neighbors, in the washington state landslide are seeking sew solace in church today. 18 people were killed, 30 people are still missing. authorities say they have actually recovered more than two dozen bodies that must be formally identified before adding to the number of the dead. $5,000 is being offered tonight to anyone who knows the whereabouts of a missing san rafael man. robert leslie davis is 93 years old and has been missing for more than a month. he was last seen having dinner with his daughter incourt at the

madera. he has a medical condition and he is 5'7", 135 pounds, wearing a beige jacket and yellow sweater. >> shoppers will see the sales tax go up on tuesday. san rafael, it's going up a quarter of a penny to 9.25. antioch, increases a half cent to 9%,y roanoke park shoppers will pay 8.75%. tonight this last showing for the century theaters in san jose. the three movie theaters is prime real estate which is why the land's owners don't want to renew the leases for the teeters. lillian kim is live from century 21 theater where moviegoers are showing up to get in a last movie. i grew up going to those theaters. >> a lot of people grew up with these theaters. a very sad day here. we're less than an hour away

from showtime, raiders of the lost ark givens at 7:00 p.m. people started lining up a 11:00 a.m. and the line now has made around to the back of the building, just like old times. century's lease is up march 31st, and an to end a 50-year run. property owners are ready to sell. a sad prospect for south bay residents who have grope up watching blockbuster movies here. there's a lot of reminiscing goes on, as people recount their best memories. >> god rest my mother's soul, we saw jaw's, the opening night, and stood in line for hours, and it was great, and for all the fire laws and stuff we were able to sit on the stairs in the aisles. >> that's where you went, if movies were playing in multiple theaters, that's where you went to. you would line up all day, get together with friends, hang out,

talk about movies, make an event out of it. >> all the new theaters are just -- they all look the same, and i think these theaters are bigger and they still use old projectors and i just always like these theaters more than any of the other ones. >> it's still possible that one over the five domes could be preserved. the state historical resources commission could step in at the last minute but the century dome theaters as we know it will say goodbye tonight. live in san jose, abc7 news. thank you, lillian. i have a memory of being with my dad and my sisters seeing jurrasic bark -- park there for some robe. apple and samsung will be back in court tomorrow. and we'll tell you what went wrong with this van while it was heading to a movie shoot in san francisco to

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doing that but with the ruling on appeal, samsung continues to sell with the technology. >> a van went up in flames today on washington street. authorities believe the cigarette lighter sparked and caught fire, basically melting the inside of the van. everyone was able to scramble to safety. up next at 6:00, a look at the heroic actions a man took during world war ii and the special recognition he received today. don't get too used to the sun. meteorologist leigh glaser has the forecast. >> coming up in sports, the men's final four is now set. meanwhile, the stanford women try to earn a spot in the elite eight by taking on penn state.

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man who savedded thousands of jewish refugees during world war ii was remembered today. he worked as a diplomat in austria and helped members of the jewish community get passports to escape the nazi. one of the foremost experts on china called him a selfless man. >> a man who had absolutely

nothing personal to gain from this activity. nothing. on the contrary, he put everything he had at risk. including his job. and even his life. >> he later received several awards from israel in recognition of his humanitarianism. it's time to get a check on the weather with leigh and what we can expect to wake up to tomorrow. >> i think much of the bay area will notice a big change tomorrow. thickening clouds, increasing rain. could be heavy at times. and very gusty wind. live doppler 7hd picking up little moisture so a nice break today. the high country still seeing just a few light snow showers here and there, but really looks like the snow will pick up for those folks as well by lateness afternoon. our san jose cam showing you a thickening cloud scenario over

downparts. san jose, 69. 58, half moon bay, and from the view from -- our sutro cam, we're seeing the golden gate bridge, ma -- marin headlands. and here's a look from the mt. tam cam. you see clouds hanging over the berkeley hills. right now. the forecast, breezy overnight, heavy rain will turn tomorrow. some very gusty winds, and then april showers will be with us as well as some thunderstorms on thursday as well as wednesday. here's a look at that storm system. this is the one that moved through yet bringing us the rain. this is the nice break we have had today but you can clearly see upstream the cold front, the heavy clouds. stormy conditions expected across the bay area, beginning tomorrow morning, and this is our timing. monday, 5:00 a.m. commute, fine.

maybe a little mist and drizzle. for all spents -- intents and purposes its will be better than the evening commute. 5:00, you can see the cold front moving in here. very heavy rain expected. we gate nice break, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, and then the secondary wave will move in just in time for tuesday morning commute. so very sloppy day on tuesday. isolated thunderstorms expected. here's a look at tuesday evening. trying to get home. and right into the 7:00 period as well. we'll keep moderate rain across the bay area. monday through tuesday, close to two inches expected in the higher elevations, mainly the north bay. lower elevations, we could possibly squeeze out as much as an inch. here's a look at the storm risk assessment. urban flooding and thunderstorms will be in the moderate range. thunderstorms on tuesday, creek flooding slight, and wind damage will be moderate as we do have

saturated soil right now. we're looking at below the 3,000-foot level. -- i mean 7,000-foot legal, about three to six inches of snowfall. lows tonight with increasing clouds in the 40s. here's a look at the highs for monday. much cooler air mass settling over. the wind picks up. temperatures in the 50s, and we're looking for some very heavy rainfall and could be a rainout for opening night at the a's. we'll keep you updated. the accuweather seven-day forecast, thunderstorms likely on thursday and then start to dry things out next friday, saturday, sunday, 70s return to the bay area. at least he next couple of days, some wild weather expected. >> thank you so much.

rick quan has all the college basketball. lots of basketball. after missing the final four for the first time in six years the stanford women are one game win from returning, today they played penn state. >> we are so much stronger so don't be fooled by their size. be fooled by the size of our frigging heart. our night, it's about to be over. >> cheyney getting her teammates fired up. shows why she is one of the the best country. stanford led by 14 at the half. chiney got help. rue ruef came up big. and amber connects with three. now chiney with the steal. 15 rebounds, her 25th 25th double-double of the season. stanford dances off with the 82-57 victory. while chiney is the star, the cardinal got it done with a team effort. >> i think today was an ideal

day for stanford basketball. and i think we had so many contributions. that was one of our big goals for the game, have the a aggressive mindset. they heave size advantage but we have heart advantage. >> everybody contributed. i was looking for my shot today because i know for our team to make a run in the tournament, we need more offense. >> stanford will next take on north carolina which beat south carolina today. 65-58 was the final. the cardinal play the tar heels on tuesday at maples. >> brenda had at the team ready for tennessee behind thomas' career high 33. the terps got off to a fast start and never look bam. maryland upsets the lady vols, 73-62. the terps next play louisville for a trip to the final four.

>> after almost 30 years of coaching basketball in the bay you're, cal's mike montgomery may soon announce his retirement. tomorrow he is scheduled to meet with the athlete county director to discuss his future. dishis six season at cal they melted the ncaa tournament four times and won their first league title in 50 years in 2010. the 67-year-old montgomery spent 18 years at stanford and two as a warriors head coach. the men's final four is now set. we started the east regional where connecticut took on michigan state. all-time spartans great magic johnson in the house. gary harris beats the shot clock. uconn trailed by as much as nine in the second half but rallied behind shabazz napier. late in the game, the huskies get the bowl to phillip noland who puts the game away. uconn wins its. the first number seven seed to

make the final four since the tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985. >> in the midwest regional, kentucky and michigan down to the final second with under a minute left. 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 tips it in to tie to score, 72. kentucky then untied it as aaron harrison gets the clutch three with two seconds left. time for nothing get off one shot. stauskas from half court and it's awful the back bored. wildcats win and are headed to the fine four in arlington, texas. the stp500 in martinsville. brad keselowski was leading pit road when he collided with kurt busch. the accident did not slow down busch. he passes jimmie johnson and goes on to take the checkered flag. it's his 25th career victory and his first at martinsville

since 2002. up next at 6:00, christians were upset with changes made to biblical story, noah. we'll see how the controversy affected the film at the box office this

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on marketing materials noting that artistic license had been taken. they took home $44 million. divergence was second with another strong showing of 26 million. the minute mets, mr. pea boyd and sherman with the top five. that does it for us at 6:00. thank you for joining us. see you at 9:00.

right now russell crowe east beastly burden. >> it's a huge task that noah is faced with. >> it's cover well ming and exciting. >> and celebrating some of our famous shows on television. >> i'm very excited for people to see what's coming. >> we're rolling out the red carpet now. welcome to "on the red carpet" from beverly hills. i'm rachel smith. we're here this week to celebrate the premier television festival in the country. it's an amazing way for the fan to interact with the cast and krae yay tors of their favorite tv shows. for the first time this year's fest was held