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broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> and my concern was how i would get to work the next week jie. bart riders are facing lots of questions since engineers have not identified the source of a voltage spike that knocked dozens of cars out of service. i'm eric thomas. abc7 news says they ran test trains to get to the bottom of the problem. they have been shutdown since wednesday. tiffany wilson is live in concord, and tiffany what can bart rider expect tomorrow. >> bart did run the test trains this evening. however, late tonight bart tweeted out that they have not been able to find the root of the problem. tomorrow morning bart riders expect the bridge to be back and leave yourself some extra

time. >> for bart riders, this is is a welcome sign of progress. you are looking at a test train running between the two stations. robin fontain just got off it. she is taking no chances about her morning commute opting to stay close to the city. >> my concern was how i would get to work the next week. >> we hoped on the next shuttle. >> i am on a train running from pittsburgh bay point to north concord and so far, so good. >> it comes with a caveat, no c cars are part of the train. the c cars are the result of the voltage spike. it means a more crowded commute system wide. >> did it seem more crowded than usual. >> sunday no games, yeah it was. >> the extra crowding could last weeks.

>> most people are at the end of the day and wanted to go home. >> they resolved the electrical problem even bringing in an expert from the east coast. a progress report is expected tomorrow. >> the last thing they want to do is have people stranded or being put out like this. >> despite success with some of the test shuttles, commuters would expect to use the bus bridge tomorrow. tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> tune into the abc7 morning news starting at 4:30 a.m. with the latest on the bart situation and follow us on twitter on abc news bay area for updates. el nino fueled storms caused a branch off a tree. near larkin it was blocking the entrance to an apartment come plks. city workerses cut the tree up so the people who lived there could get in and out and nobody was hurt. the damage came amid another band of

rain. we went to union square where lots of people were bundled up and covered up. the north bay probably got the worst of it. this is what it looked like in petaluma. umbrellas came out in oakland as well. abc news was near lake merritt where they were staying dry this afternoon. we are getting a break for now, but we are getting another round tomorrow. drew is tracking the next storm success stem. >> they will press in tighter on live doppler 7hd. we will take you around san leandro and hayward and to the south of livermore and pleasanton. we are expecting more tomorrow morning. future weather as we go into 5:00 and it looks like morning.

they will move across much of the bay area through the early afternoon. on our storm impact scale it is a one, it is a light storm with scattered showers. less than a quarter inch of rain. we will show uh brighter and dryer seven-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. eric? >> thank you very much. tonight's rain is is nothing like the storms we saw in the last few weekends. abc7 news was in walnut creek where a femme is cleaning up from last week's storm. the massive 75-foot tree fell in their yard. the tree service was arriving to move it out of the way. the family says it narrowly missed the house and car. this is is what it looked like earlier this month when the tree was still upright. we appreciate all of your pictures across the bay area. share it with us using the # abc7 news. that will help find the content and use it on the air or on-line.

>> president obama will meet with cuba's president tomorrow during the first trip to the island nation by a u.s. head of state in nearly 90 years. mr. obama and the first family carried umbrellas as they toured old havana. the president visits -- followed several steps taken to thaw nearly frozen relations between the two neighbors. >> it is an opportunity to engage with the people. to build new ties between the two people and for me to layout my vision for a future brighter than our past. >> a pro-cuban government group clashed with a march by women asking for amnesty hours after president obama landed in havana. people here are closely following the president's advice si. lilian kim has more on that part of the story. lilian?

>> symbolic and historic and it is some of the descriptions of the president's visit we have been hearing from politicians to the cuban born americans. barbara leigh has been involved in the policies since 1977 and since then traveled to cuba more than 20 times. nothing beats her latest visit. she tweeted front seat to history as the president of the united states became the first sit ising president in 80 plus years to visit cuba. >> president obama's visit is is so significant and because it is happening right now we don't realize how significant it is. >> she is a cuban american and a document tear yen -- documentairan. she says ever since the president restored relations in 2014, emotions have been overwhelming. >> a lot of us are in the community where we are stuck between two worlds and now we are trying to come to terms with what does this change mean. does it mean i have a future there? does it mean i can help with

the change there? >> cuban born kristina garcia is the author of several novels including "king of cuba" and" dreaming in cuba." she said half was for the revolution and the other half against. the family in cuba is excited about the president's visit and what it could mean. >> their lives have not opportunistically happened. these opportunities will come. >> a prospect that they have waited for decades. lilian kim, abc7 news. the rolling stones will perform a free concert in havana on friday in front of an estimated one million cubans. the stage is being prepared for the event. the band was supposed to play, but there were delays a few days because of the president's visit. and david muir is in havana and he will have the exclusive

conversation coming up on world news at 5:30. a marine from southern california is is the first u.s. service member killed in iraq since is october of last year. the staff sergeant died outside mo so l and rocket fire hit his unit. he was from temecula in riverside county and was out of camp lejeune in north carolina. a dog owner and his friend held a memorial for a pet killed after a confrontation with a safe way security guard in san francisco. abc7 news shared the story on friday. he accused a guard of hitting him and smashing a cell phone and kicking his dog. roscoe was killed when he was hit by a car. his friends gathered outside on 16th street today. >> i received so many e-mails and dog love and people love. it is really helping me

through. >> safe way says it is investigating what happened. san francisco police are also looking into wednesday's incident. >> still ahead, hard work is paying off. four east bay teens earn the highest rank in the boy scouts. the program that has helped them flourish is is looking for help itself tonight. and the new apple products expected to be unveiled in the bay area tomorrow. also caught on camera, 20 whales suddenly emerge off the california coast. what were they all doing above the surface? later a high school basketball team is recovering from a terry fying ordeal. the school bus run off the road and crushed in a ditch. abc7 news at 11:00 continues. >> we proudly join pbwc in changing the game for women in the workplace. to learn about their events for professional development follow at

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about the brothers watson and the brothers crowell. it is four young men who reached the pinnacle of boy scouting. now they need your help to have even more eagle scouts. >> reporter: talk about a proud moment. these four teens of troop 409 earned their eagle scout badges after years of hard work. >> only 4% of boys who join scouting become an eagle scout. >> reporter: this troop has produced 39 eagle scouts since 1989 and tonight two sets of brothers get the honors. >> the scout motto is be prepared, right?

i learned being prepared in all facets of my life, with my school and my parents and brother. >> reporter: he earned the eagle scout in six years, but his brother cameron wanted us to know -- >> the only difference is i did it in five years. it taught me a lot about brotherhood. >> reporter: this troop wants to keep scouting going, but money is tight. they need help. she says she is not sure where her boys would be without troop 409. >> it really does involve trying to stay out of the streets and helping to expand this troop and help seek continual donations. >> it is not cheap to go camping and the camping equipment and the uniforms so it cost money. >> reporter: for these men it is more than a badge. it is an honor. all four are college bound. cornell bernard, abc7 news. apple fans, it is that time of year again. the cupertino tech giant is

expected to unveil new products tomorrow. apple sent out the invites earlier this month with the message "let us loop you in." among the products expected to be unveiled a new 4-inch iphone that combines the size of the 5s with features from the iphone 6 and 6s. and there will be upgrades to the ipad and the apple watch may get new band colors and designs. and you can so a video twitter tweeted celebrating 10 years of your thoughts in 140 characters or less. the video includes some of the beggest events and news stories since twitter launched in 2006. san francisco-based twitter technically turns 10 tomorrow. but the celebration arrived on monday in australia 18 hours ago. salt could be the solution to california's future clean energy goal. a southern california company called solar reserve released this video showing its first of a kind solar power plant that creates and then stores electricity using salt.

this plant in nevada creates enough power for 75,000 homes. plants like these could help california meet the goal of having half of the state's electricity come from solar and wind power by 2030. a rare whale birth was caught on video off the coast of dana point in southern california. it happened yesterday alongside a whale watching boat. captain dave's dolphin and a whale safari posted the video. the mother had to push the baby up to the surface to keep the breathing. a pod of whales swam up to the boat. these are killer whales that are normally killed in warmer waters. >> and oakland's annual running festival as people cheered on runners as they crossed the finish line. that is the mayor at the finish line. an estimated 27,000 people took part in today's event.

runners came from 30 states and 10 countries and they took part in several races including a marathon and half marathon and team relay and there was a fun kids race. it looked like -- it looks like the weather held for them. >> yeah. in oakland a little light rain. a 10th of an inch at most. thankfully the runners got it in before the showers. live doppler 7hd is tracking a few isolated showers. it will get you right down to street level around hayward and castro valley. these are light, isolated showers, and it is what is left over of a front that is moving through the region. live doppler 7hd along with satellite and we will show you the front slowly sinking to the south and east. the majority of the region is dry under partly to mostly cloudy skies. we will widen out the view and round two is coming our way on monday. more scattered showers are on shore for monday. we can see light showers off the northern california

coast. in terms of rainfall for today, the north bay fueled half an inch of rain. santa rosa two-thirds of an inch. as the front sags to the south it lost a lot of steam and moisture. oakland is about .13 of an inch. and redwood city, pine 15 of -- .15 of an inch. we are starting to see clearing skies and it is currently 48 degrees in santa rosa with overcast skies in san jose. 57 in san carlos and 56 in san francisco and concord is at a temperature of 57 degrees. overnight, partly to mostly cloudy skies. cool spots in the north bay dropping to the 40s. most everywhere else will sit in the low to mid50s. those will be your starting temperatures. we will introduce some rain on your monday. it is a light storm and very similar to what we experienced today with scattered showers. the future weather hour by

hour we go and 5:00 in the morning as the morning rush gets underway you do notice most spots are dealing with overcast skies. a few light showers in the north bay. then the next storm gets its act together. you can see the showers becoming more numerous in nature and crossing through the heart of the bay area by the lunchtime hour. and then we stay rather unsettled. by monday evening there is still a chance of scattered showers in the forecast. total rainfall, very light like we experienced today. if we do see a downpour we could see close to a third of an inch of rain as the system moves through. highs are 64 in san jose and 57 is is the high in san rafael. 58 is is the high in napa and fairfield. fairfield up to 61 degrees. tomorrow we will track the scattered showers for you. it is a light storm on the storm impact scale. tuesday morning a lingering shower and then we get into a

stretch of sunny and warm weather. by next weekend it is sunny and warm on saturday and easter sunday the early call is is dry with temperatures in the 70s. mike nicco will track the showers starting tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. >> drew, thank you very much. a rare special moment at an american zoo. meet these little cheetahs coming up. and phone companies track your data usage and text, but they can't stop row bow calls? they can't stop robo call?

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say it for you. awe. your cute moment for the evening. three boys and two girl cheetah cubs were born in a rare c section is procedure. right now the zoo staff is caring for them around the clock until their immune

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on exchafe yes, sir. xavier. it is tied at 63 all. then he does it again. he will hit from the corner right before the buzzer. wisconsin wins a thriller 66-63. bill murray whose son is an assistant coach at xavier appears stone. he said he called on his inner steph curry to make that shot. down by 12 with 44 seconds left texas a&m came back against northern iowa. he is trapped in the corner and turns the ball over. he scores to tie the game and force over time. the aggies go on to win in double ot92-88. daniel with two of his 22. a and m is is moving on after staging the biggest come back in division 1 history. next up is is oklahoma. oregon trailed saint joe's by

one, but dillon brooks put the ducks on top. saint joe's with a chance to tie here. deandre loses the handle and the ducks come up with it. they hold on to win it 69-64. the last remaining team will play duke on thursday. hawaii managed to beat cal on friday, but came up short against maryland. the alley-oop to diamond stone. the turks took control with a 14-0 run. 73-60 was the final as larry beil'sal ma matter was eliminated. yes, larry aloha means goodbye. stephon gonzalez 23r -- from the corner. they got up to 19 before the bulldogs made a run. the long two. they cut the margin to four, but they got no closer. the gails go on to win it

77-65 finishing with a game high 15 points and 11 assists. saint mary's will play valparezo on tuesday. after losing to phoenix earlier in the week the sharks were looking for revenge. the former defense man was honored before the contest. san jose breaks a scoreless tie in the first. brendan dillon's shot is redirected and goes into the net. the sharks' back up goalie got the start and pitched a shutout. he had 25 saves. san jose scored again in the second. it goes off a coyote player's stick and slides in for the goal and the empty netter. the sharks can clinch a playoff spot with one more victory. this abc7 sports report has been brought to you by riverwalk casino. we will hear from the warriors and the giants' first base man brandon belt. he had a big day. >> looking forward to that. saving lives.

we are learning the paris terrorist suspects had plans to unleash more horror. and senator mitch mcconnell is is not giving any ground in the battle t

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broadcast center, this is abc7 news. good evening. i'm eric thomas. in tonight's headlines bart says east bay commuters should expect to use the bus bridge between the north concord and pits ford baypoint stations. they worked on a mysterious voltage spike that damaged some of the train cars and put 50 of them out of service. bart ran a test train between the two stations and a report is is issued tomorrow. they can expect crowded trains

success stem wide for the next few weeks. a large tree branch fell down in san francisco blocking the entrance to an apartment building. this happened on chestnut street. firefighters cut up the three in in -- so people can get in and out. cupertino-based apple is expected to have new iphone, ipad upgrades and designs for the apple watch. president obama will meet with raw -- raul castro in the hopes of thawing decades of cold war tensions. he is the first president to visit cuba in nearly 90 years. now more from huh havana. >> reporter: a warm welcome to cuba. president obama taking a historic step forward in trying to mend the decades of

tensions between the u.s. and this come communist island nation. >> it has been nearly 90 years since is the -- since the u.s. president stepped foot in cuba. it is wonderful to be here. >> reporter: the president visiting with the u.s. embassy staff playing tourist along with the first family in old havana. past the vintage cars and buildings before he sits down with president raoul castro. >> it is an opportunity to build new commercial deals and to build ties between two people and to layout my vision for a future brighter than our past. >> but problems are in full view. just before president obama's arrival, outspoken opponents of the authoritarian castro regime arrested. part of the human right concern that the president plans to discuss in a meeting with some of the country's political dissidents. >> these two challenged the regime. if you want to move forward

with us you have to do this. >> and while there are plenty of critics of this visit and president obama's mission here in in havana we have seen excitement about the possibility of change. marcy gonzales, abc news, havana, cuba. >> officials claim the lone surviving terrorist suspect in the paris attacks had plans to unleash more horror. he was captured in brussels on friday. they discovered a large amount of weapons during a raid. investigators also say he told them he was planning to restart something from brussels. terrorists killed 130 people across paris in november. mitch mcconnell doubled down to make sure the senate does not confirm the supreme court nominee. the president chose merrick garland to replace scalia.

they said they would not confirm the nomination and he repeated that. >> the last time the people voted was in 2014 and they elected a republican senate. under the constitution we have shared responsibility. this is not something he does alone. he nominates and we confirm. >> some are breaking ranks including mark kirk. >> man up and cap the vote. you can get yes or no votes. your whole job is to say or no and explain why. >> now to the race for president. supporters and more violence erupts after one of the rallies. mary bruce has the story from washington of. >> it is the most violent confrontation yet. >> this rally escorted out

when he sucker punches him and pulls him to the ground and repeatedly kicks him. tonight donald trump seeming to blame the man who was hit. >> these people are disruptive people. >> does that mean punching and kicking a protestor? >> he or his partner was wearing a ku klux klan outfit and this is an african-american who is insensed at the fact that somebody, a protestor, would be wearing a ku klux klan outfit. >> the man was actually wearing a stars and stripes shirt. still trump says protesters sherry responsibility for the unrest. >> at what point do people blame the protesters? >> so you are blaming the protesters and not the person who punched and kicked the protestor? >> no, i am saying these are professional agitators and they should be blamed there too. >> trump defending his campaign manager after grabbing a protestor by the collar. watch again in the gray suit. >> i give him credit for

having spirit. he wanted him to take down the horrible, profanity-laced signs. >> this is the first time they are accused of getting physical at a rally. trump standing by his manager and brisking him on -- bringing him on stage. >> he said his supporters will riot if he doesn't win the nomination. he will tell them not to, but it could happen anyway because they are, quote, fervent. abc news, the white house. california students must buckle up when they hop on a school bus. and there is is more information for those who want seatbelts across america. basketball players crawled from their bus after their bus overturned headed to a playoff game. all went to the hospital and their bus didn't have seatbelts. six states currently require seatbelts on buses. cost is the biggest obstacle

to making it law across the land. hanging on to the san francisco art community. the people stepping in to keep it working and living in the -- artists working and living in the bay area. >> the european landmark is under ice to it into. ice tonight. >> i'm drew tuma, and we had showers across the region and now we are tracking a second storm on monday with more wet weather on the way.

ramon and san mateo this is abc7 news. >> many artists struggled to stay in the bay area. now the people who sell art are also being forced out by high rent hoping to hang on to san francisco's art community and some local philanthropists are stepping in. reggie has that story. >> the walls are finally ready for art work at the bay area's newest art center. this is is the minnesota street project in san francisco's neighborhood. >> the impetus for the project came because of the potential exodus from san francisco because the real estate prices were going too high. >> commercial and industrial real estate prices has sky rocketed. the san francisco art commission says nearly 20% of the city's art work space places have not been renewed. and those that are often

double and triple in cost. >> we had already been displaced from a downtown union square gallery. >> patricia saw the rent on her old gallery more than triple. deborah and her husband andrew are trying to help. they bought and leased three buildings to house the space for nonprofits and provide work space for 35 artists. >> we are starting something for the artists and we are sure the studio will be here. >> patricia will be taking advantage of the new gallery space. >> this is is my gallery we are standing in. >> when we first visited a few weeks ago she was still looking at a mess. earlier this week it started coming together. she will join 11 more permanent galleries this this building including the eleanor harwood gallery. you.. >> i have been together where people have to come to us. we don't have foot traffic.

that is is going to be different in this space. >> they are for profit and they hope to keep space down. >> there is is lots of shared amenities be it the common space and the shipping and receiving and meeting rooms. >> we can't solve all of the problems, but this is is the one where we had enough knowledge and enough passion to pull it off. >> abc7 news. >> while today was the first day of spring it was not spring everywhere. look at this massive cross on a mountain range completely transformed after snow this past week. the landmark was built in 1928 and it is a popular hiking spot. and now a last check of our weather. >> we are tracking scattered showers. it is similar to what we experienced on sunday. live doppler 7hd with a few light showers working through the east bay and parts of the

south bay and then we will have a light storm and scattered showers. most spots were dry and we are dealing with overcast spots and an isolated shower. it is starting to get its act together. you can see a nice line of showers developing in the north bay first and sinking to the south. by lunchtime you notice some pockets of downpour crossing the bay area and then we will stay unsettled for our monday evening. highs tomorrow are 60 in san francisco and 63 oakland. the seven-day forecast show the scattered showers are a one on the storm impact scale. wednesday, thursday, friday the sunshine is on the docket. easter sunday looks dry and the temperatures are going back into the 70s.

>> that bunny is still going. >> six more days to hop. >> thanks, drew. >> rick quan will talk more basketball for us. >> yes, we will. coming up, an update on andrew boggit's status and you will hear from brandon belt who belted four hits including this homerun. >> when it happens where you live -- >> barriers have gone up for a second time. >> the abc7 news team covers your neighborhood. >> live in pacifica, mill valley. >> palo alto. >> your story. >> when it flood here it floods quick. >> this is el nino coming bay. >> your everything. >> choose the news that matters where you live. choose the team that works for you. >> reporting live. >>

you by riverwalk casino. >> andrew boggit is listed as doubtful. he missed last night's showdown with the spurs because of a strained big toe. the spurs out rebounded the warriors by 16. not having boggit on defense also helped aldrich figure out his game. still coach steve kerr is not making any excuses. >> i missed him, but they were without duncun.

injuries happen and you play who ever is available. it is a bat -- battle of their size and speed and shooting. they were a little too much for us. >> couldn't hit shots that we normally make. i don't necessarily think there is a big lineup doing what they thought they would do. they won the game and that's all that matters. >> with new orleans all but eliminated the pellicans shutdown anthony davis for the rest of the season. he needs surgery to fix a recent knee injury and a lingering shoulder problem. they averaged 24 points a contest. they needed a one-lap over time in fontana, california. kevin harvick was in position to win for the second straight week. but kyle bush blew a tire. jimmie johnson took advantage of the restart and went on to capture the 77th career victory. we now head out to orlando for the arnold palmer invitation.

they made five straight birdies on the back nine. jason day came up clutch and he betteredied -- birdied17 and then bogied18. they lead from wire to wire and that deserves a handshake from arnie. brandon belt has been out a woke with an illness, but he looked just fine. belt brings home a run with the grounder and sneaks it into left field. belt tries to stretch it into a double, but the throw to second is is in time. belt connects for a homerun. he went four for four as san francisco beats colorado 10-4. belt is looking forward to a big season. >> i want to get as many at bat as possible. i know if i do i can help the team in a tremendous way. it is not necessarily always

about jacking your numbers up as much as possible, but if you can go out there and look to help your team. you usually end up doing better for yourself. >> how do you feel about the off season move? >> no -- i feel great. i think we will have a really good team this year. it is a matter of going out and taking advantage of it. >> our entire rotation people shut the game down at any point in time. it makes you feel good the defense is behind him and the offense is behind him. you feel like you will a you have to do is take care of a few runs and take care of the rest. fair to say everybody is excited about the new addition. >> you made a deal and are hopefully there in the long-term. it is important to get it done and get it behind you so you can focus on baseball. >> they went out and gave him a lot of money over a lot of years.

obviously they are not ready to do a multi year with you. what is your thought process on that? you are both anchors in the infield. >> we will have to figure it out when it gets here. right now, i can honestly say i am just focusing on going out there and i will let the rest take care of itself. there is not a whole lot i can say to this point. 23 it happens it happens and if it doesn't it will keep on moving. >> the a's lost to the white sox today 6-2. the oakland pitching staff gave up 16 hits. this sports report has been brought to you by riverwalk casino. and believe it or not, the baseball season begins for real just two weeks from tomorrow. >> amazing. hey, there is a spring over here ready to go. >> it is almost there. it is almost here. >> in the meantime we can keep busy with the warriors and of course they are making a pr suit to set the most nba wins in a season.

they need to go 11-2 over the last 13 games. >> speaking of the warriors, amazing a big toe strain can keep you out. >> isn't that amazing? a seven-foot guy like that, but you need your toe. >> gentlemen, thank you very much. thank you for joining us. i'm eric thomas. the news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. for drew and rick, we'll see you later.

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