>> it's saturday march 14th. good morning i'm chris win. let's start with a quick look at the forecast. here's lisa argen tracking live doppler hd. hi, lisa. >> good morning to you. we are locking at rain n the bay area just high clouds. yesterday it was warm. we broke a few records. and today, once again, we will see temperatures well above average. about 15 degrees above average. we are starting out pretty mild. the coolest number in napa 47. 57 downtown. 60 hayward. it's anywhere 5 to 10 degrees warmer in some spots throughout the morning hours. oakland 8 degrees warmer.

that's due to the high clouds. we are also looking at temperatures continuing to soar with the high clouds today. we are talking 70s, 80s, even though we will see filtered sunshine. we will talk about a cooler second half of the weekend in a few minutes. chris. >> lisa, thank you. a woman faces criminal charges after another security breach at a bay area airport. this time sfo. she even made it on to the runway. officers arrested 42-year-old adriano monterroso-santas on thursday evening. she's in jail and due to be tried on misdemeanor charges next month. investigators believe she was homeless and living in a shelter when she tried to stow away an plane. they claimed she ran on to a runway, waving her arms at a play. she wanted to return to guatemala, her home country and hoped to smoke on a plenty. she also told police she got the idea from the teen who snuck into the wheel well of a play

from san jose to hawaii last april. 15-year-old yayha abdi survived the trip somehow. >> i think everyone is a little leery of what can happen on on a plane and at an airport. pretty much anything can happen. >> this woman was cause trying to sneak on a plane 7 times. police went to serve a search warrant and wound up shooting a man to death. investigators are trying to figure out what happened. sergio quintana tells us more. >> a couple hours after the shooting a motorcycle was still lying in the middle of the street. witnesses said the man riding

the bike sped away from this house a few yards from the shooting scene. accord together napa police chief, officers were trying to serve a search warrant for drugs and weapons. >> they served the search warrant for a 41-year-old male. the shooting ensues. >> officers found a handgun at the shooting scene but it's not clear if the suspect you pulled the gun or fired a shot. we talked with a neighbor who was on her front porch when she heard the commotion. >> he was an motor cycle and they were like chasing him. i didn't see anything but i heard three shots. >> officers with the city of napa were involved in the shooting. so as part of standard procedure the officers of the sheriff's department took over the investigation. names have not been released. deputies are reviewing their security after one week a man

overpowered a guard and escaped. carter was classified as a minimum security inmate. that means only one guard was guarding him on the out of town trip. crime stoppers upped their reward to $6,000 for information leading to his arrest. the fbi tells abc7 news it could be monday before they release any information on a radiata home in san jose. agents went into the home early yesterday and hauled out boxes putting them into advance and trucks parked outside. the recording industry of america said they participated in the raid, saying it likely involved pirated music. officials found a dead crow in east mont that's the first case for west nile disease so far this year. it's alsos earliest date on record. it is a disease for birds but it

is possible for people to transmit it from mosquitoes. there's a missing teenager in morgan hill. this is the third year. sierra lamar vanished while walking to her bus stops. experts said they will only search when new tips come in. one man is in jail accused in her abduction and killing although her body has not been found. no trial date has been set. our time is 5:05. san jose police want to find the young people who beat and severely injured a teenage boy outside a busy shopping mall. the teenager remains sedated as doctors try to figure out if he has any permanent brain damage. we have the story. >> he clearly had gotten conscious. his legs moved and arms moved. he struggled. it was hard to watch because he's clearly disoriented and in pain. >> once christian rasner is

fully awake, doctors will test to see if he has permanent brain damage. his dad said he was beaten and his head slammed against the pavement by two young men in the westfield valley fair mall. his friends said the men were harassing him in the mall asking him what gang he is in. he is not in a gang. he's on the honor roll. police said they have surveillance images 6 the suspects in the mall but no cameras are in the parking lot. >> we all have kids or grandkids and you always worry something like that can happen to somebody who doesn't deserve it. >> he believes his son is not the only victim. >> there's been stories told around similar gang-related activities at mauls in the bay area. again, i don't have any empirical facts but anecdotally i've been told that a couple times. >> he said young people should

be vigilant at all times and tell mall security if anyone is bothering them abc news. >> the water scientists have dire news for california. we have just one year of water left. data shows water storage in the water base since will be gone in a year and the backup supply ground water will also be gone soon. he believes that the state has to start mandatory water rationing and needs to speed up a ground water sustainability plan. if you are look for ways it conserve water in the midst of our drought, national fix a leak week starts today. there are free tabs available to see if toilets are leaking water. you can pick it up across across east bay mud service area. you will see blue water in the

bowl in 15 minutes in the water is leaking. with the doubt entering the fourth year, some farmers are offered up to $71 million for their water. rice farmners the sacramento valley said the price offered is so high they can make more from selling water than from growing rice. they have made tentative deals to ship a portion of their water to the metropolitan water district of southern california later this year. 5:08 the time. pg&e could end up paying a larger fine from the latest san bruno pipeline explosion. it was recommended to increase to a total of $1.6 billion. most of the money would go to safety improvements in underground pipeline. the 2010 blast killed 8 people. san bruno city leaders say they are happy with the safety improvements but want more reforms when it comes to

pipeline regulation. it's almost go time for those participating in today's st. patrick's day's parade. this will be the 164th year of the parade, which gets underway later this morning. and taking a look at the parade route, it starts at market and second street, goes down market to mcallister and pulk and ends at the civic center plaza. you see the map on your screen and we've also put on line at abc7news.com. abc7 is a proud sponsor of the st. patrick's day parade. michael finney will host it live here beginning at noon. you can also catch it on our app using the free watch abc app you can download from your after store. what can we expect for the parade lisa? >> we are above normal. how much more above normal can we get?

today 15 to 10 degrees above normal. 60 in hay regard right now. how about 85 today in livermore? yeah, kind of out of control. we will talk about a cooler sunday and maybe some rain. all that in the look ahead coming up. >> lisa, thank you. the u. c. berkeley student accused of sexually assaulting a fraternity brother. the new questions asked over the way the case has been handled. plus a new biography out about apple co-founder steve jobs. what the book reveals about a rare mt. hood was left off the list. so was the oregon coast, the columbia river gorge and the painted hills. smith rock and the wallowas are all missing. whoever named the seven wonders never set foot in oregon because even crater lake was left off their list. so we see your wonders world

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that ratio doesn't make sense. one small department trying to do investigations for a whole campus. >> we were kind after taken aback like the whole country was. >> he said university nationwide still do a poor job of handling sexual assault cases. >> it went from sexual assault victims to survivors and now activists. >> his latest documentary k "the hunting ground" is playing here. it involves an imfamous case in floor involving a star quarterback. >> most are not handling it proposerly. the first in stings is to cover it up because they are worried about their reputation. >> he would like more campus toss speak out. >> the university completely botched my case. it was a serial person who assaulted me and one other victim. >> both victim and one accused. both are calling for the school to protect their rights and more transparency. in berkeley. a about c7 news. >> there's hope in san jose talk

over police benefits could continue next week. the mayor said it's time to settle the issue. in 2012, 70% of voters passed the b option. at the -- he said his office is looking at alternative strategies to implement pension reform. >> i'm looking forward to finding a way tone sure that the intent of the voters is fully protected at the same time that we find a way to settle all of these issues. >> today i will deliver the state of the city address for the first time as mayor. it's at 10:00 a.m. at independence high school. the man accused in a shooting death of a 30-year-old oakland mom is expected to be back in court next week. yesterday 19-year-old anthony simms hired a private attorney.

he's expected to enter a plea on thursday. simms was charged with the murder of shaneel pierce. they say she was an innocent bystander when she got caught in the crossfire near her home. it's not clear if simms fired the fatal shot or if he was just involved in the gun battle. police are still looking for other suspects. a new biography of steve jobs includes current ceo tim cook offered his boss a piece of his liver. accord together book becoming steve jobs, they shared a rare blood type so they were compatible but job refused it in 2009 a move he described as selfless. he said i told cookie will never let you do that. and cook said steve only yelled at me four or five times during the 13 years i knew him and this was one of them. jobs eventually received a liver

transplant but died in 2011. a north bay gas station is getting a lot of attention after a picture showed the incredibly high prices. someone posted it yesterday from bridge way gas in sausalito. you can barely see it but in the corner it says $7.97 per gallon. the on the other hand tells us because he was tired of people complaining about his prices. he said he keeps them a few cents higher than a station down the street. some people actually bought for eight dollars and other said not a chance. >> it's supply and demand. it just is completely ludicrous to think about filling up at this place. >> the gas station owner did end up lowering his price to a somewhat more reasonable $4.97 a gallon. when you hand over your keys for valet parking you expect your car to be there when you return right? a valet told a couple their car

was given away. they thought it was a prank. what can go long at a valet and how you can protect yourself. >> the unbelievable happened at this california valet stand. >> who gave it to them? >> the other guy that's not here anymore. >> wow. >> the valet came up and said, sir, we don't know how to tell you this but your car has been given away. we give it to someone else. >> josh's girlfriend, who was having dinner with him filmed the aftermath on her cell phone. >> one was an ohio man that had a tattoo here. >> they lost the ticket they said and the valet handed over the keys. they said it appears our company policies and procedures were not followed, and we have apologized and are actively supporting the customer whose vehicle was affected. valeting your car can be a gamble. even a valet told me that. >> you know you are giving the keys to? it's more like valet parking

roulette. >> i lost my ticket. is that going to be an issue? >> that is not his car. >> why would you let someone do this! >> he returned the car after proving his point. recently i parked a fancy car with hidden cameras in here and the valet stole cash. what can we do to try it win this game of roulette? >> start out by putting a tip on the dash. preemptive tipping? >> yes. what that does it helps to influence the level of care your car is about to receive. >> josh's car, still miss. >> the first thing you enter your mind where's the camera. there is got to be a camera someplace, this is a joke, right? >> you gave it to him. >> i didn't give it to him. >> abc news, los angeles. >> i will think twice the next time i valet may car. getting a check at the weather. look ag head to warm temperatures today. >> yes summer-like temperatures with more 80s around the bay. 60s in the san francisco for the big parade.

7:23 is the official sunrise. starting out here because you can see the moisture around crescent city. looking at perhaps a few showers in the next 24 hours in northern california. but for the bay area, it was 83 yesterday in gilroy. 80 morgan hill. watsonville 81 and records through hollister, 81. today another day with a big ridge of high pressure over us. the high clouds and temperatures about 15 degrees above average. here's a look from emeryville this morning where we do still have plenty of high clouds. 52 half moon bay, 57 in san carlos, 56 san jose, and upper 50s san francisco. from our sutro tower camera, some clear conditions. also high clouds filtering the sky right now. 57 in concord. it's 50 in petaluma with one of the cooler locations in our valley up it the north bay. napa 47 degrees and from our exploratorium come raw looks quiet this saturday. high clouds and mild. 50s and 60s to start out.

record temps. well into the 80s. on shore flow tomorrow and we see temperatures cooler but still above average. here's a look at our water vapor imagery. a ridge of high pressure in the upper levels and mid-levelsful the atmosphere. all of the high level moisture with us, but we don't have the dynamics or a front associated with it to bring any rain. there is a system, a couple of systems to the north and west of us. that will get mount shasta wet tomorrow but for us it means high clouds and summer like warmth today with temperatures perhaps a few records around the bay. so as we go through the next several hours you notice by noontime we are still looking at more clouds in the north bay. it will thin out from time to time in the south bay, and then into later on tonight that will keep up the temperatures. once again 50s. for tomorrow starting out partly cloudy conditions. looking for cooler temperatures with an onshore flow. and the possibility north of the golden gate we could see a stray

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scenario we see monday tuesday wednesday. a steady pattern and then spring alives. see what's showing up on live doppler 7hd anytime. it's free at apple app's store or google play. we have more information on our website. with that we can system north of us it's good to have. some areas could see a stray shower late tomorrow. >> down here you might need the sunscreen? >> yeah, it won't be bright blue sky that helps in that department, but you are right can't hurt. >> thanks lisa. it's beginning to look a lot like barbecue season. coming up jimmy kimmel's favorite grill master stops yoplait greek 100.

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>> half past the hour on this saturday morning. it's great to have you with us. i'm chris nguyen. we are looking at warm temperatures on the horizon. let's send it every to meteorologist lisa argen. she's tracking the forecast for us. hi, lisa. >> good morning. temperatures this morning once again are on the mild side with upper 40s in our north bay valleys to near 60 over in hayward. so it's going to be a warm one today. as much as 15 degrees above average today.

52 half moon bay right now. 56 for you in san jose. so we are starting out warm. you know it's going to be a warm afternoon for the most part. but temperatures will feel like summer today because we can see records once again. 50 petaluma, 57 in concord, 53 santa rosa. and we will be looking at once again high and mid-level clouds filtering the sunshine. today look for low 70s san francisco. near 80 santa rosa, near 80s in the livermore valley but changes occur the second half of the weekend. not only cooler temperatures, we could see a few raindrops. we will talk about that coming up. chris >> thank you. president obama highlighted efforts that are being taken to keep college affordable during his weekly address to america. he's offered a plan to congress to offer two years of free community college. he also included the student aid bill of rights. >> it says every student deserves access to a quality affordable education. every student should be able to access the resource toss pay for

college. every borrower has the right to an affordable repayment plan and every borrower has a right to quality customer service reliable information and fair treatment, even if they struggle to repay their loans. >> the president hopes his proposal reduces the amount of debt that college graduates face when they enter the workforce. first, fire forced people from their homes and gutted a man's business in san francisco. now looters came in and stroll what flames didn't destroy. we have more. >> he thought his bad luck was over. he just discovered his corner store was hit by looters. the market at church and 15th has been closed since the fire on february 21st. three buildings burned. displacing 19 people. >> what was your reaction when you got here, found this you had been ripped off?

>> you know, feel bad. really bad. i work hard for it. >> he has owned the market for 15 years. he showed us where vandals broke in through the base men. they packed a suitcase full of liquor bottles but left it. and a backpack loaded with schoolwork and spray paint also left behind. fresh tagging has recently appeared on the side of the victorian. >> it's unbelievable. somebody taking advantage of the fact that somebody is in this situation. their place has burned down. horrible. what's wrong with people? >> tenants living upstairs also looted. they made that discovery after being allowed to enter their unit wearing facemask. everything that didn't burn was taken. bikes, jewelry even a book of poems. >> it's too expensive to stay in the city and then to have what you have taken. i feel for them. >> insurance investigators are combing over the building, still off-limits. a cause of the fire under

investigation. esef is trying to move on. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> a witness who called 911 because of a church fire thursday night in san francisco saw someone helping spread the flames. cell phone video shows this fire in the ocean view neighborhood. the person who called 911 sid someone was using paper to feed the fire before firefighters arrived. the fire reached the church's attic, making it difficult to put out. one firefighter was injured and police have since joined the investigation. dozens of people turned out for a prayer service at a san francisco park where two teens were killed earlier this week. the mother of 18-year-old butler joined dozens of others to remember his -- her son and his friend a 19 year old. they were sitting in the car at the park.

his mother said she wants the violence to stop and plead against any retaliation. generations of sportsman has enjoyed san francisco's pacific rod and gun club but today members will start clearing out the facility as it faces eviction from lake merced. they plan to hold their last club shoot today. it provides a place for skeet shooting but the soil is contaminated from lead and shooting. the 80-year-old club will close on april 8th. in the east bay, a fight over trees. a lawsuit could stop 2,000-acre of tall eucalyptus trees getting cut in clear mont canyon and other nearby canyons. at issue stopping fires from spreading. fema just awarded $6,000 to the service for conversation management. the agency is suing the agency.

they say cutting down the tall trees doesn't get to the problem. >> everyplace it's done there's an immediate outbreak of hemlock, poison oak and species nobody thinks are ideal for this area and they are highly fire prone and ignitable easily. >> he leaves a better approach is to remove all of the ground plants. 35:35 the time. a health club in santa rosa will be closed for couple days after a scary accident. take a look at this. alexis narrowly missed people doing laps at the health club yesterday morning. the 70-year-old said her brakes failed when pulling into a parking spot. they used an umbrella stand to smash a window and help her out. the woman and others suffered minor cuts. an effort is underway to save an east bay firehouse. the firehouse serves the area and may be moved after a few

firehouse is built a few miles away. laura anthony has the sorry from orinda. >> the cost of fire protection is expensive. >> the orinda fire chief said it's a plan that makes sense for his district and the neighboring community of lafayette. billed one new station that would serve the north side of both cities. >> in the past the distribution of mutual and automatic aid between the communities was 2 to 1. but now it's much more even in the distribution. >> this is a station that would be moved nestled in the hills in north or. movement da more than 50 years. while they acknowledge station 43 doesn't get a lot of calls they certainly don't want it to go away. >> our concern is the increase in response time. orinda, the north part, is already not well served by the

fire district because response times are very long to a lot of areas. and this would increase response times by two minutes. >> north lafayette has been without a fire station for three years. last years they purchased a lot with the intent of building a new station 46 that would serve the needs of both communities. but residents near the honey hill station fear moving their station even a short distance would come at too high of a price. >> you need to be close in response time. it's definitely better the closer they are. >> there was a study commissioned to determine exactly how response times would be impacted. a series of community workshops are also planned for this spring. in orinda, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> 5:37, the time. for all the number crown hers out there, special day for you. today is pi day.

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this is abc7 news. >> time right now is 5:41. a live look from our kgo roof camera this morning. there's the ferry building. it's shaping up to be a very nice day across the bay. but how warm will it get? lisa argen will have the accuweather forecast in just a few minutes. next time you set up an account online you might not have to answer any security questions. "7 on your side" michael finney is here to explain how protecting your information is changing. >> she is typical of many of us in the 21st century. she does all of her banking online, and as a real estate agent relies heavily on her e-mail to conduct business. so word that someone hacked into her g mail stunned her.

>> i really don't know how the back end works and how these hackers work. but it's very scary. >> experts say hackers gain access through weak passwords. she kept getting messages from google that her password has been changed. >> it says your password was changed 19 hours ago. i didn't change my pass word. >> experts say you need a complex password. >> if it's something so hard you need to write it down, you are probably going in the right direction. >> the hackers took control of her e-mail and sent a malicious attachment to all of her contacts. google disabled her account and stopped the spread of the potential virus. they said it uses a form of artificial intelligence to identify suspicious behavior. >> if somebody tries to access an account that's not the norm not the usual access patterns, that puts us on higher alert. >> she tried to access her g mail again through her security

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>> on our website we have link toss security information for g mail, yahoo and hot mail. to find them go to our website abc7news.com and click on "the sections" tab and then select" "7 on your side"." time is 5:44. weather-wise lisa, pretty dry out there? >> pretty dry. it's been muggy as well yesterday. you probably felt it. high level and mid-level clouds from of the east bay hills camera. it is 60 in oakland and hayward. a rather mild start to your saturday and more 80s in the forecast for the east bay. in fact 70s on the coast. but can the clouds bring any rain? i'll have the answer coming up. >> lisa, thank you. see you soon. the golden state warriors resting most of their starters last night in denver. how did it work out for them. collin resch will have brookside chocolate now has a crunch. brookside crunchy clusters - crispy multi-grains and sweet fruit-flavored pieces

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>> thanks for joining us on the abc7 news. we are taking a look at the san mateo bridge. no traffic incidents to report. we will check in with lisa for the forecast. lisa, for people who enjoy the sun, enjoy the warm temperatures, this will be a great weekend for them. >> a little unusual, though to see 80s in march. we are talking about spring. that's next friday. and even spring like temperatures will be busted today with numbers well into the 80s. once again looking at unusual weather here. 50s and 60s to start out. mild. saw records yesterday from gilroy and morgue will. watsonville with 81 and hollister. live doppler hd showing precipitation along the north coast. we see some of it slip into the

bay area late tomorrow. maybe an isolated showers and a few sprinkles from santa rosa cloverdale, napa. but more than likely you won't see anything. if you do see anything it will be a couple hundredths and the rest will feature mild clouds and temperatures with most cloudiness up in the north bay. it will be high clouds. it's 56 in san jose. 53 gilroy. half moon bay sitting at 50 degrees. from our sutro tower camera nice and dark out there. the initial sunrise 7:23. it sets this evening at 7:15. that's 11 thundershowers 53 minutes of day light. napa 47. that's as cool as we get this morning. 57 in concord. 56 over in livermore. from our exploratorium camera san francisco today will warm into the mid70s with the high clouds. we have the st. patrick's day parade. should be comfortable. tomorrow cooler with the return to on shore push. records possible again today. so these highs are anywhere from

10 to 15 degrees above where we should be. we should be in the mid-and upper 60s this time of year. we will be turning cooler tomorrow. but look at all the high clouds around. this is the water vapor imagery. high pressure is in control but a lot of high cloudiness with most of the energy well into the north. you saw that from our live doppler 7hd. the high pressure anchored over the region and the clouds. we don't have any lifting mechanism or front we can get to precipitate any rain from the cloud cover. we will city try and well above average. day-to-day we will see disturbances all next week that will allow for a partly cloudy skies and numbers to continue with this above average theme. so today noontime you will notice we've got some cloud cover. a few breaks here and there. we get into the overnight hours it will be mild. 50s and 60s. tomorrow maybe a few more peaks of sun but temperatures will be cooler. still above average. upper 60s to mid-70 he is. there we can see maybe a light shower into the afternoon to

evening hours on sunday. statewide upper 80s to 90s from fresno. in los angeles today. and 92 palm springs. we will look for temperatures to be comfortable downtown and kind of on the warm side with numbers in the mid-70s by 3:00 for the parade. looks very comfortable with really not even a jacket needed. maybe some sunscreen but with the high clouds we will see the sun filtered. 80 napa and santa rosa. 83 san jose. 80 oakland and 84 antioch. the accuweather seven-day forecast cooler tomorrow and partly cloudy monday. each and every day partly cloudy skies with numbers in the 60s and 70s with that steady pattern as spring arrives next friday. yeah. that's with us. >> you talk about the above average temperatures. and it seems like it's becoming the norm these days. >> yeah, certainly. but today the warm he have out of the next seven. >> thank you. turning to sports. the golden state warriors back home to take on the knicks last

night in denver. they were down 5 of their 9 norm players. we have more in the sports report. good morning. steve kerr taking a page from the book of popovich last night resting starter steph curry clay thomas and others in denver andre iguodala also given the night off. the definition? we are in need of festus. james michael taking advantage. look at this. hacking. justin holiday's first nba's start. led them with 23. 5 of 7 from deep. kenneth reed, this is why we call him manimal. and flushes on the other end. the third. barbosa. curry-like in his handles.

makadoo. 16 off the bench. warriors up 5 with 5 to play. randy hits the three and ties it 99. nuggets close the game on the run. he puts it away. minus 5 of their 9 normal rotation players and fall 114-103. they host new york tonight. winners of four of their last five, the sharks are trying to stay in playoff contention. this will not help. the face of the franchise, joe thornton and long time general manager doug wilson, throwing verbal jabs at each other. thursday wilson spoke to the season ticket holders. when asked why he took tne company tansy away from joe thornton during the off-season. wilson said the stress and pressure made joe lash out at people. yesterday there was a response. thornton said doug needs to shut his mouth. all i've got to say, i've been here every day working hard. i haven't taken a sabbatical. he just needs to stop lying and shut his mouth to which wilson

responded shortly after, if he's got an issue, he knows exactly where i am and i will be glad to stuck to him about it. the sharks host the blackhawks today at 1:00. run dmc? he will be running in big d next season. darron mcfaddon departs the silver and black. the fourth round selection in the 2010 draft. injuries a constant issue. he never lived up to the high expectations. he be in dallas 2 years almost $6 million. he's leaving, christian ponder is coming to back up derek car. the fourth overall pick by minnesota in 201. they will most likely cut matt schaub. and oliver he had a good quarterback 2014 with the niners. four interceptions. iron versus the tree for ernie els? tree wins every time.

he missed the cut at the championships. jonathan byrd also missed the cut but he adds another ace to his resume. the par 3 one hop, rolls in. jung is the leader at 6-under. >> yesterday giants shutout by the rangers and the a's lose both split games. 8-4 royals and 5-3 to the cubs. with a look at sports i'm collin resch. have a great day, everyone. still to come, what would it take for you to shave off all of your hair? the cause that's helping some

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>> it's saturday, march 14th. good morning, i'm chris win. let's start with a quick look at the forecast. here's lisa argen tracking live doppler hd. lisa it's starting to feel like summer, even though it's still winter. >> that's right. spring arrives on friday. good morning everyone. live doppler 7hd shows a few returns well off the coast to the north of us. we will see plenty of clouded to in the north bay but no rain. there's a chance you could so a sprinkle up toward santa rosa tomorrow. but overall we are looking at very mild temperatures for the morning and afternoon hours. it's 06 in hayward. 66 fremont, 54 in san jose. so we are warmer this morning than we were yesterday anywhere from two to six degrees warmer and le western conferenc