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>> good morning, it's oscar sunday, february 28th. i'm cornell barnard in for carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick look at the weather and here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning >> good morning, to you. hi, everyone. we have all the cloud cover around the bay area and a few returns offshore. there's a weak weather system pushing into extreme northern california, and we are just seeing the clouds. with the clouds this morning it made for a pretty sunrise at about 6:43. right now we are mostly cloudy around the bay. lots of 50s. 54 half moon bay and mountain view with 55 san jose. 56 across the bay in oakland. and for the next couple of hours we will see mostly cloudy skies. the clouds will thin out from time to time. but even with the cloud cover,

we are going to be quite mild with temperatures in the upper 60s to near 70. so we will talk about the rest of the weekend, the week ahead and rain. that's all in a few minutes. cornell. >> thank you so much. we are now just hours away from hollywood's biggest night. you are looking live at the red carpet outside the dolby theater in los angeles. it's been a beehive of activity all weekend and the assignment -- the excitement is growing. matt keller was there and has the story. >> places, everyone. the oscars are almost here. some of the biggest names in the world will be walking down the red carpet, including lady gaga, jennifer lawrence, and best supporting actress nominee rachel mcadams. but it's not just pretend celebrities. a real actor, orlando jones, was here. fans are excited to be star watching. >> it will come like a wave. you have to wait for it. >> our friends from good morning america were on the job going through rehearsals. but it's all fun and game for these san jose residents. their employers sent them to

southern california for an oscar watch party. >> we actually get massages and are getting our hair and makeup done, and then we are going to the viewing party. >> sounds like fun. and i had to ask, who are you wearing? >> nordstrom rack. >> final decorations are being done and flowers arranged inside the theater. although we had to look through glass doors to see what was happening inside, in hollywood it's all about who you know. elizabeth eller and all the people are related or friends with an executive with the academy. and today they get to see the stage before everyone else. >> it's a rehearsal. you know, you are not expecting to see it exactly the way it's going to be, but you get to see all of the moving pieses coming together. >> the bleachers are set up for the fans but hollywood boulevard is blocked off to the public. unless you are seated here, the best view of the red carpet is at home on abc7. in hollywood, matt keller, abc7 news. >> thank you, matt.

>> all eyes will be on chris rock tonight. everyone is waiting to see how he will address the lack of diversity among the nominees. paula ferris has more. >> let's do this! >> tonight millions are eager to see how academy awards host chris rock will handle the oscars all-white discussion. but the notoriously sharp-tongued comic is keeping silent on his plans. rock is making his return to the oscar stage as host for the first time since 2005. >> we have four black nominees tonight. it's kind of like the death oscar jam tonight! >> there have been calls for rock to have a boycott sparked which a second straight year of no nominees of color in any of the acting categories. will smith was predicted to be a

nominee was one of the first and biggest stars to speak out. >> we are part of this community, but at this current time we are uncomfortable to stand there and say that this is okay. >> director spike lee telling george back in january, he will be at the knicks game instead. >> we know what you are doing. what should everybody else do? >> here's the thing. i have never used the word boycott. >> but in a gma exclusive interview the show's producer promise add more diverse lineup than ever before. >> we just wanted to get the biggest, best talent we could get and that's what the biggest, best talent we could get looked like. >> that talent including care which washington, the weekend, and john legend. >> that was paula ferris reporting. hear in the bay area, abc7 news is a proud sponsor of the 36th annual academy of friends gala

at the san francisco design center. guests willen choi great food and drink from bay area restaurants and caterers. there will be live entertainment and music as well. all proceeds benefit hiv services. others oscar viewing party benefits the tenderloin health improvement benefit. and chris rock will host the oscars here an abc7 and live coverage starts at 2:00 p.m. join us to see who wins. we are following developing news out of contra costa county this morning. all lanes on enter state 80 near pinole are reopened this morning. the man got out of the car to look at the damage when another car sideswiped his car and the man died at the scene. the driver was caught in vacaville and faces possible manslaughter charges.

police are looking for a driver who shot and killed a man on interstate 80 in richmond early yesterday morning. the shooting happened near hilltop drive. the 40-year-old man in this. -- in this s.u.v. died. his s.u.v. crashed in a ravine after he was shot. another car drove up alongside of him and opened fire. they say this was not a random shooting. the victim was targeted. there have been seven freeway shootings on the east bay since november and that has people on edge. >> seems to be an epidemic right now people think they can pack their guns in their cars and drive by whenever they are unhappy with somebody. >> we are taking to the street. >> the police have few leads. no suspects or a good description of the suspect's car. >> today is the last day of the california democratic convention in san jose. vice president joe biden fired up the room, delivering the keynote address last night. serge year quintana was there

and has details. vice president joe biden fired up the room delivering the keynote address last night. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana was there and has details. >> reporter: to a convention full of impassioned democrats, vice president biden spoke about failed policies. >> all you have to do is go back to george bush in 2000, 2004. romney 2012. it's the same tired prescription. they haven't changed at all, folks! they have just gotten minor. -- they have gotten minor. >> and in a salute to the state's powerful delegation, biden made a special mention about senator barbara boxer. >> barbara, the senate is going to miss you >> the country is going to miss you, i'm going to miss you and california is going to miss you. >> she will not be seeking re-election, and based on the rowdy support for the two leading candidates seeking her open seat, this is the statewide race to watch. she said she's the most experienced legislator. >> if you were going to have open heart surgery, would you get a doctor who has never performed that or would you get

somebody who has done it several times? i've been doing it for 20 years. >> camilla harris encouraged everyone to get excited about the race. >> if they are shouting and energizing and they feel it passionately, eats good for all of us >> the state democratic convention was vice president's final stop this weekend. they met with researchers at ucsf earlier today as part of his initiative to find a cure for cancer. abc7 news. now to the race in south carolina. hillary clinton easily won the most of the 53 delegates went to clinton. exit policy show african americans made up 62% of democratic primary voters yesterday and clinton received 84% of their votes. >> we have to invest in communities of color, reform our

growth in criminal justice and immigration systems. we have to guarantee opportunity, dignity and justice for every american. >> all of the candidates now getting ready for super tuesday with republican or democratic primaries and caucuses in twelve states. republican candidates are on the offensive. -- are on the defense i have. >> in florida we have a sitting senator, and i'm up by a tremendous amount, every poll, because they can't stand the goo -- the guy. >> we cannot lose this election -- nomination to someone that the democrats will rip apart. >> we have extensive coverage of the 2016 presidential election on our website. abc7news.com. looks like a beautiful week coming up. small, small chance of rain, right? >> you know what? things are changing. the new forecast model came out and it's looking for promising. how is that for a tease. right now 55 degrees in san francisco. we are looking at the 40s in the north bay but we have a nice-looking day. and the outlook, it's warmer and

then it's looking cooler, and then we are painting it wet. i'll explain next. >> lisa, thank you. also next, why another bay area shooting range is a step closer to closing. the art of award-winning sound. a four-time oscar winner talks about what it takes to put a masterpi

he. >> before you watch the oscars tonight on abc7, you have a chance to hit the beach for a couple hours. here's a live look at our santa cruz cam. beach is look be great today. lisa argen said it's going to be a beautiful day across the bay area. she will be along in a few minutes with her forecast. regional park managers are recommending the closing of the gun range in anthony shaboe region park. it's in castro valley. park management said lead is poisoning the water and the soil and the privately owned gun club can't afford to clean and contain the pollution. the board will vote on the recommendation tuesday. last year the pacific gun club closed at lake merced after their lease expired. >> we are getting appear inside look of what it's like to win an oscar. the perspective is from a local man who has won every time he's been nominated. lisa amin gulezian has the

story. >> the most significant would be "apocalypse i." >> why? >> because it was the first for me. >> to say mark burger is familiar with the oscars would be an understatement. he has four gold statues, which weigh ten pounds each. >> i have been there and done that. 170 films over the last 40 years. he's a sound engineer and won't be going to the oscars this year. he went two years ago to support some friends who were nominated. even that trip was memorable. there is burger and his wife in "people" magazine. >> and there we were, right behind cate blanchett. >> he proudly displays his oscars in his home. he won for "apocalypse now" "the right stuff" and other films. >> he considers his first win the most important for bay area talent. >> it further solidified northern california as a significant force in sound work. >> this year three local sound mixers are up for oscars,

including randy thom. this is his 15th nomination. this year it's for his work on the revanent. >> i've been to the big show quite a few times. >> but there are always tips to remember when attending the oscars. like most of them are hanging out in the bar before the show. the show, which means seat fillers, who are usually college students, are in high demand. and there's no food allowed at the oscars itself. >> the most important thing we learned about the oscars is to bring food with you in the limo on the way there. >> lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. a different sound in west hollywood today at elton john and lady gaga performed on the strip. ♪ don't let the sun go down on you ♪ >> aol streamed the concert live. yesterday's free concert coincides with elton's annual viewing party for tonight's

oscars, a benefit for his a.i.d.s. foundation. >> and the award winners will have less time tonight to speak when they accept their awards tonight. there will be a scroll to thank people. that way they can speak more from the heart and less time spent verbally thanking people. >> i did not plan for this. >> what would you say if you won an oscar? abc7 news morning anchors hit the street to get people's acceptance speeches. share your ten-second speech and post it on social media with the #abc7now. >> i think i would say if you like me, you really like me. and thank you for the water bottle. >> that has never died, right? from the 70s? >> what would you say? >> oh, my gosh! >> i can't believe it! >> a nice week coming up and a chance of rain, right? >> yeah. things are changing. looks like next weekend things

could really change. in fact, setting the stage for what really didn't happen in february. march is looking like it wants to bring in more precip. so we will get you started with this. this shows a few areas of green on the screen, representing some returns, but not necessarily rain. there's a front moving into the pacific northwest and that's allowed for all the crowd cover to be draped around northern and central california. you see a little haze and the gray sky. it's mild but temperatures are cooler air than they were yesterday. 55 in san francisco and san jose with 56 in oakland, 51 in morgan hill. and 57 half moon bay. emeryville, cloudy skies. we've had fog in petaluma. santa rosa at 48. the cool locations. but topping out us, 50 for the past few hours. 53 t. fairfield.

concord checking in at 53 degrees. talk about the cooler start. the air mass has dried out considerably. a weak front moved through friday night so yesterday things really dried out. so the air mass cooled quickly and we woke up to cooler conclusions. anywhere from 2 to 12 degrees cooler earlier in san jose. but still running 6 degrees cooler than yesterday in mountain view. down at the beach in santa cruz. maybe not as warmed to due to the cloud cover. so with the clouds this morning we will mix them out a bit this afternoon. more mild temperatures not only today but tomorrow. high pressure continues to build in. it's going to be much, much warmer. maybe even 8 degrees warmer in some spots. so stay wide. you are noticing it is dry. maybe extreme northwest california getting a sprinkle. otherwise 70s fresno. warmer in southern california today. we are going to talk about not only the warm weather, but

almost like summertime temperatures in the upper 70s by 2:00 for the oscars, and really staying in the 70s by 4:00 p.m. going from the dry to the wet, here's what's happening on wednesday of this week. looks like this system wants to miss us. friday is dry, saturday is dry. look what happens. looks like we want to see more rain, definitely want to see more rain and some forecast models being consistent with this stem. we will have to hope and wait and see. 66 in san mateo, 69 san jose, 65 richmond. the accuweather seven-day forecast, morgan hill, fairfield, maybe a 70 today. warmer and sunnier tomorrow. a few extra clouds on tuesday. mild wednesday and a slight chance on thursday, and then the new element in the 7-day is another number 1 on our storm impact scale could visit us next weekend. >> and sunny and warm for the oscars in hollywood, right? >> of course.

>> thank you. san francisco is restunnedding $6 million in overpaid parking fines with some famous sport names on that list. >> some familiar faces raised money to fight illiteracy last night. it was superstars lit's in oakland, jack london square. it includes a trip to paris and a box seat to the warriors game this spring in the auction. it will fund reading programs for eight east bay elementary schools. coming up next, it is so dangerous only a dozen full-time professionals actually do it.

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. >> what a night the warriors had last night in oklahoma city. just when you think you have seen it all from the team, the team came back with a last second shot with steph curry. curry lit up the court and hit his 10th three pointer ever of the night. then he broke his own single season record with 287 these to tie the game. curry with the long three to win the game in the final seconds. warriors defeat the thunder 121-118. here's curry after the game. >> did you know the last shot was going in? >> i hoped it did. i got a good rhythm dribbling up and found the spot to take off from. i had confidence all night and thankfully the last one we had the opportunity to win the game. >> and the warriors return to oracle tuesday night against the hawks. tipoff at 7:30 p.m.. we want to see your warriors

spirit. share your photos in warriors gear. post them on social media #dubson7. you may see them on error on our website. happening today, hundreds of people are expected to walk this morning. it's the second annual "dose of awareness" event in san ramon. our own cheryl jennings will mc the event. mothers who lost their children to prescription drug abuse are organizing the event. they want everyone to lock up their medications so they stay out of the hands of young adults. this glen hunters captured more than 106 pythons in the florida everglades last night in that has become an annual event. the snakes can grow up to 20 feet and have a stranglehold on the food chain there, putting endangered species at risk. there were more hunters because they eliminated a requirement the hunters kill the snakes after they are captures.

some are helping to rebuild the population in their native southeast asia. >> some showed off their skills in san francisco yesterday. abc news was at ripley's believe it or not for the world sword swallowers celebration. the ancient art started more than 4,000 years ago in india. there are thousand less than a dozen full-time sword swallowers in the world. the day also raises money for esophageal cancer research. much more ahead. an oscar swag bag controversy. a free gift that not every actor is willing to accept. >> what to expect at tonight's academy awards?

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here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, cornell. you can see the cloud cover here from the exploratorium camera situated near peer 15. with he are in the mid-50s for most. san jose 55, san francisco, and 56 over in oakland. from our suit strow tower camera, pretty gray out there. upper 40s santa rosa. lingering fog near petaluma. low 50s from fairfield to concord. this afternoon we will get a little bit of the cirrus clouds. but scant rain in extreme northern california. we are stuck with more cloud cover. temperatures will still be mild. even without full sunshine we will manage mid-and upper 60s around the bay. we will talk about the warmup which is just a day away. cornell. >> lisa, see you soon. the oscars are tonight, and hollywood is in full prep mode for the biggest award show. here's a live look at the red carpet at the dolby theater in

lotion this morning. laura lyster joins us live with more. good morning. >> good morning, cornell. we are seeing the preparations ramp up. bomb-sniffing dogs came through a short time ago. they are vacuuming the carpet. and tonight's broadcast will go all over the world, 225 countries. it could reach several hundred million people and it will get started a little later today on this red carpet. >> a cgi bear. a martian. post apocalyptic warriors, and wall street traders. just a few of the characters facing off into tonight's academy awards. nominated films this year taking audiences from a single room to the newsroom. back in time to era past. and soon hollywood's biggest night. this scene has been a construction zone for days. the red carpet rolled out. the governor's ball afterparty getting decked-out, too. and later this evening we had

-- will find out which of these eight films were deemed the best. >> nobody has any idea who is going to web best picture. this is a really muddled, unpredictable year. >> when it comes to best actor. >> it's definitely leo's year. there's no way he doesn't pick up an award for his role in the revnant. >> it's very rewarding. >> leonardo decaprio has yet to snag the coveted statue. the best actress category includes past winners. a hot topic this year? who wasn't nominated. a lackey diversity generating boycotts. people are waiting to hear how the host, chris rock, will mention it. chris rock, of course, as his duty, will mention it and joke about it. presenters this year go beyond hollywood stars.

vice president joe biden he will be presenting. and awaiting guests 1500 bottles of champagne and 16,000 feet of red carpet abc7 news, hollywood. cornell. >> you mentioned the vice president. what is he doing there? i didn't think the oscars was really his thing? >> you wouldn't think so. nor would you think it would be his thing to be introducing lady gaga, but that's exactly what he's doing. he's introducing her for her performance for the song she's nominated for, until it happens to you, which is in the campus sexual assault documentary "the hunting ground." and vice president biden has been a big advocate against sexual assault so this is a big issue for him. >> all right. thank you so much. have fun tonight. >> this year's grab bag for nominees is packed with goodies. one item is causing a bit of controversy. items inside are worth about $200,000. it's the normal chapstick, a

little odd personalized m & ms and a $900 toilet paper dispenser. and $55,000 ten day all expenses paid trip to israel. a spokesperson for the isreali government said it's meant to boost tourism there but they are pleading with the stars to reject it. >> we are asking hollywood people, as they did during the south africa aparti, not to give their names for israel to whitewash its violations of human rights. >> talking about boycotting israel because of the current situation. it's simply unfair. >> mark is up for best supporting actor for "bridge of spies" and is a supporter of palestinian causes. he won't accept any gifts. although no other nominees have made any comment about that. go to abc7news.com and get your ballot so you can keep track of the winners tonight.

>> hillary clinton is celebrating a big win overwhelmingly beating bernie sanders in the south carolina democratic primary. at the same time insults are flying on the republican side as the super tuesday super tuesday primaries are fast approaching. reporter morsi gonzales is in south carolina. >> reporter: celebrating a crucial victory. >> thank you receive much south carolina! >> thank you so much south carolina! >> in south carolina, hillary clinton gang delegates and momentum. >> the big win here in south carolina, likely means a big win in the southern states on super tuesday. bernie sanders can continue to win some states but if he doesn't win decisively it will be impossible to catch up. >> bernie sanders conceding here, but he's insisting his campaign is far from over. >> tuesday over 800 delegates are at stake and we intend to win many, many of them. >> both democrats now focusing on super tuesday and beyond and going affront runner donald trump. >> the leading candidate for president spends half of his

time insulting them. >> we will defeat trump because the american people do not want a president who insults mexicans, muslims -- >> trump also the target of now relentless attacks from marco rubio. >> con artist. con artist. con artist, friends. friends, don't let friends vote for con artists. >> the insults go right back by trump. >> i watch this lightweight rubio, total height weight, and little mouth on him, bing bing, bing bing bing bing. and his hard-hitting chris christie who is right by his side on the campaign trail. >> and the intensity only building with the countdown on to super tuesday. all of the candidates will be out on the trail with campaign stops in several of those key states. abc news, columbia, south carolina.

>> still ahead on the sunday morning news. some san francisco students will be watching the oscars very closely tonight because they could win. here's a live look from our emeryville camera. a nice shot of the golden gate and alcatraz. lisa argen said we are in for a pretty nice day. she's along shortly with your forecast.

"could you double check "scothe envelope?"wins." "best actress, 1984." "and i can't deny the fact that you like me." "life is like a box of chocolates." "you never know what you're gonna get." "you're gonna need a bigger boat." "xfinity x1 lets you access the greatest library of oscar moments, simply by using your voice." live oscar sunday, february 28th on abc. >> good morning and welcome back. traffic check. no waiting at the golden gate bridge. check it out. it will be a pretty nice day.

a couple clouds from there but lisa argen said it will all work out. she'll have your forecast coming up in a few minutes. a polar bear at the zoo felt right at home in san francisco this weekend. san francisco zoo shared this video from international bowl lar bear day. it's ooloo, the oldest polar bear in captivity, enjoying her snow making machine yesterday. it made 10-ton of snow for her. she was rescued back in 1985. the goal of polar bear day is to bring awareness to global warning and the impact on arctic animals. that looks cool there. >> he liked that. >> yeah, but looked like it didn't last very long. we are taking you to the sierra nevada where it's 34 in truck tee, 33 at the tahoe valley airport. going for a high of 57 today. we are averaging around 90% of

where we should be for this time of year, northern and central syria. boy, do we need more. we will show you what's to come in the seven-day outlook in a few minutes. >> thank you. from the ridiculous to the sublime, that's what warriors coach steve kerr found the dubs fantastic finish against the thunder last night.

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where it's a chilly 56 degrees. we are told there are no flight delays this morning. lisa argen will have your forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> in sports the warriors return back to the bay area after finishing a grueling six-game road trip in style. dubs beat the thunder in an overtime thriller. they also set a franchise record for the most road wins in a season with 29. abc7 news sports director larry beil has highlights, post-game reaction in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. the legend of steph curry continues to grow. it shows again why he's the best shooter in nba history. a thriller in o.k.c. we know now why steph practices these shots from 40 feet in pregame because practice makes perfect. early in the third, steph curry with the drive. russel westbrook rolls up on his ankle and we think, oh, no, did the championship stint just end? steph limps to the locker room, but he comes back and comes back firing. warriors get they're first lead of the game.

78-77. kevin durant answering. thunder take it right back. durant fouled out. seconds to play. they call time-out but throws it away. draymond green saves to klay thompson to iguodala, who gets fouled. 61% free-throw shooter calmly drains both. we go to o.t. tied at 103. a shrug of the shoulders. you thought i was going to miss? here's steph. 10 threes. warriors down 1. his 11th three sets the new single-season mark. 287 and counting. time winding down. curry for the win from 38, got it! his 12th three ties the nba record. better get up on him. warriors goes 5-1 on this road trip. speaking of epic roadies, here's mike shumann. >> probably the grittiest went -- win you have had all season as a tammy, right? >> all things considered, a road trip against a great team at home, you think of all the

things that had to go our way down the stretch and the things that we had a hand enforcing our way, it's just a great win. >> what steph did, what's the expression? from the ridiculous to the sublime. that's where we are at this point. it's not exactly stephesque, but a nice evening for the st. mary's team locking up first place. usf clinched the title last season. peck it up in the first quarter. usf -- the first half. chase with the three. 20-18 st. mary's. later in the first st. mary's moving the ball around. calvin hermanson for the deep three. hermanson the other side now. smooth lefty stroke. hermanson would finish with 24 points. gives st. mary's the hardware and they are the one seed in the west coast conference tournament upcoming. 84-72 is your final. that's the wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil.

>> all right. thank you, larry. the dubs are incredible, and and curry. >> you never get tired looking at that. >> a nice day coming up. a chance of rain maybe later in the week, right? >> yeah, and at opportunity, as well. very also change from yesterday to today. the weak weather systems from the north graze northern california, and what we are left with is just some cloud cover and mild temperatures. today no different, about we have some subtle changes out there for you. live doppler 7hd showing you the thin available of serious clouds and not much in the way of clouds. as we put it in motion you notice where the energy is going. up into oregon and washington, and, yes, we will see another system that looks like it's going to miss us. but then things do look like they are going to change and we will benefit from that change. 55 in san francisco. good morning, oakland. 56 for you. we have 57 in half moon bay and some lower 50s for morgan hill. 55 in san jose. it's been a cooler start.

you can see how gray it is here in the city. we wish we could have a storm system really clean out the atmosphere. today is not the day, though. 52 by the delta, 53 concord. upper 40s from santa rosa. 50 napa and novato, as well as livermore. so we are looking at some more clouds around for today. a little more than yesterday. we will call it partly to mostly cloudy. then that mix of sun and clouds allowing for just enough sun to allow temperatures once again to flirt with the upper 60s to near 70. so you think it's mild today, a ridge of high pressure continues to build in. it's going to get even warmer tomorrow and sunnier and then it all breaks down and we have the slight chance of rain by the end of the week. after that is when things look very promising. 64 in yosemite. we are looking at just that weak front to the north. 63 in monterey with upper 70s in los angeles. it's going to get warmer there, as well, before the changes encompass the entire state into

next weekend. so for the oscars today we are looking at 77 degrees at 2:00. that's pretty warm. staying in the 70s through 4:00. so really not much like february, but you know february has been pretty atypical, hasn't it? today with a high of 69 in san jose. it's above the average, which is 64. we talked about the ridge building in, keeping it sunnier, drier, warmer tomorrow. and pretty much just as warm tuesday and wednesday in the mid-70s. but we will see the drop on thursday. not necessarily seeing any rain here. things rebound then into 70-degree range. but this is what i want today show you. here's the system on wednesday and thursday. looks like it's going to miss most of us, but we could see maybe a few showers. friday we are dry. saturday we are dry. then not only does it look wet, it looks pretty wet into sunday. this is next weekend. and then we will see as this verifies. but it is looking like most of the forecast models coming into line with that. 67 palo alto, 68 in santa cruz.

the accuweather seven-day forecast, look at that. temperatures climb quickly. tomorrow with more sunshine. tuesday, wednesday, uneventful. thursday maybe a also rain. friday into next weekend is when things get more interesting. a 1 so far on the storm impact scale. >> something for everybody and it's nice to see the rain back too. >> yeah. >> thank you so much. oscars will be awarded tonight. live on abc7. san francisco students could be among the winners. their academy of art class is part of the crew on a movie nominated for best foreign language film. jonathan bloom has more on that. >> it's a typical day for a visual effects artist. removing the top of grandma's head from a scene she's not supposed to be in. >> what does it look like when it's removed? >> like magic, these students cold a real world problem for a real world director. "x" stands for experience. they find independent film makers who need visual effects, but don't have the money to make it happen. >> at the same time they needed

access to professional footage. >> so the class becomes the visual effects crew and they hit the jackpot. >> this is the second oscar-nominated film we have worked on this film is set during world war i. >> there are a lot of modern things we had to remove, like tire tracks and truck tracks. >> the work can be invisible but their names in the credits are not. >> it really will set them apart when they are actually going out for jobs because they can literally say i have worked on a film that has been nominated for an oscar. >> the students get to work on all sorts of shots from creating entire explosions from scratch to the seemingly simple task of removing this wound from my head. >> this actor had a head wound so i think something fell on his head. >> look now and you will never see it. >> i'm pretty sure it was right here. >> but it took weeks. other work is more extreme. >> what we took out here is the guy and the rest is computer generated. >> the rocky walls, the night sky, and the reflection of the

moving water. >> as for the nomination? >> i think they deserve it. >> i think it's great, definitely. i saw it in theaters when it came out. beautiful the's chance to work on films like that has some staying is studio x again and again. >> a student but on the side having this other life, it's incredible. i wouldn't never imagined it, really. >> abc7 news. >> coming up next, the big winners, or perhaps the big

>> check out the winning numbers from last night's powerball draw. the powerball number 18. nobody picked all six numbers. wednesday night's jackpot soars to $292 million. and the winning numbers from last night's super lotto plus draw. nobody picked all six in that draw either. wednesday's jackpot increases to $21 million. "50 shades of gray" came out on top, or perhaps the bottom, of this year's raspberry awards, better known as the razzies. it calls out underachievement in hollywood like worst film and worst actor. the movie earned five of the top honors. "fantastic four" also got three awards. razzies were launched back in the 1980's. it's meant to encourage

acclaimed actors and filmmakers to own up to their worst works. >> well, no razzies for lisa's forecast. pretty cool. >> i don't know about that. we certainly want more rain. but we are looking at a pretty cloudy day today. temperatures will be on the mild side. 60 half moon bay. 67 in oakland and fremont. 69 in san jose. so from time to time it will be partly cloudy. overall it should be mostly cloudy, and this does look a little more interesting. the accuweather seven-day forecast so, yes, we have the warmer, sunnier days for the first half of the week and the second half of the week we want to bring in some rain on thursday. this one is a slight chance, but as we get into the latter part of next weekend, it looks like it could be more likely. win they have forecast models that go beyond that, and it's still looking like it is going to be wet. that's a tease but hopefully it will be a certainty as we update you. >> all right. el nino sort of making a little bit of a comeback? >> it looks like it. >> an oscar winning forecast.

lease you are a, thank you so much. thanks for joining us. we will get you ready for the oscars all day today on abc7. live coverage begins at 2:00 p.m. with "on the red carpet" at the oscars followed by the opening ceremony and the oscars start at 5 castro valley 30 followed by more on the red carpet at the oscars and a live look at backstage speeches. then the nature's biggest stars talk to scrim my kim i will on a special edition of "jimmy kimmel live" after the oscars. the news continues now on all your mobile device was our abc7 news app. abc7 news continues at 11:00 p.m. have a great day. everybody. oh, yeah, enjoy the oscars, too!

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