7. there's not many of them but we do have a couple weak systems thalg work through the bay area the next several days so we have showers in the forecast. 35 in santa rosa, it's 33 by the delta, throw mid 40s around the bay so certainly chilly again. and in the forecast, not only the cold showers this morning, but the next system that heads our way coming in tomorrow will send a little bit more rain in terms of the amount, so i'll time both of them out for you and talk about the spring-like weather, which is in the seven-day outlook. matt. thanks, lisa. new this morning, this huge eucalyptus tree is blocking a pleasant hill roadway. the tree came crashing down around 12:15 is this morning on pleasant hill road. chp says the stree covering about 40 feet of the street and it's about 30 feet high. no word on any injuries or when the lanes will reopen. a 10-month-old is recovering this morning after the family dog attacked him in concord. the boy's father says the baby is being treated for bites to his head. officers say they had no choice

but to shoot and kill the dog. abc7 news reporter katie utehs has the story. >> reporter: concord police shot and killed a family dog that moments earlier attacked a 10-month-old boy. >> to dog was very aggressive, actually. took an aggressive stance towards our officer and that's why our officer discharged his firearm. >> reporter: an officer ran inside to get the baby. >> when the officer pulled him out, the quite the emotional scene. having to wrap his head. >> reporter: the boy underwent surgery at oakland children's hospital after suffering bites to the head. he's expected to be okay. but his 7-year-old brother is struggling after witnessing the traumatic attack. >> the 7-year-old started screaming, which caught mom's attention. mom came in there, was able to pull the child away, and prevent any further attack. and that probably saved his life. >> reporter: the german shepherd mastiff mix named charlie was 80 pounds. the mother stepped out of the

room for a moment before the attack happened. >> talking to mom, sounds like the dog never had any -- never showed any signs of aggression before in the past and mom actually raised this dog since he was a little pup. >> reporter: neighbors tell abc7 the dog was aggressive, one neighbor saying it attacked her dog a few years ago. contra costa animal services is investigating. abc7 news. we first told you about this story last night with a push slaert from the abc7 news app. download that app for free and enable push alerts to get breaking news updates as it happens. well, abc7 news was at the south bay mobile home park in san jose as more people returned home for the first time following this week's devastating flooding. and as if these people didn't have enough to worry about, now we've learned some of them have become crime victims. abc7 news reporter kateny marzullo has the details. >> reporter: the flood water has receded from the south bay mobile home park. now the focus is getting hot water. >> i had to buy a hot plate from fry's for $20 and you know using

the microwave and heating up water. >> reporter: bonnie is the assistant manager. she and her husband have been without gas for four days and three very cold nights. >> it's been very hard on him without having the heat and stuff. when you're 70-something you need your heat. >> reporter: now they're among the lucky ones, their gas is back on. park utilities is going door to door relighting pilot lights. >> the great thing about it is that people always smile when you knock on the door and say they're going to have hot water. >> reporter: because of the utilities situation, city officials have not completely lifted the evacuation order. but park management is encouraging people to return. >> we've had three break-ins, unfortunately. so we've told them if they can, try to come back home, at least check on your home. >> reporter: in other neighborhoods, people continue to toss out their water logged and contaminated belongings. these are hard times for flood victims. janet childs knows. she had to evacuate her mobile home tuesday and she's an expert in traumatic stress. >> do one task at a time that you can accomplish because that puts you from out of control to

in control. the other thing that really helps is being in community. so don't try to go it alone. >> reporter: these flood ravaged communities have certainly come together. in san jose, katie marzullo, abc7 news. san jose is opening a local assistance center today at the shirakawa community center it's going to be a multiagency one-stop shop for evacuees hoping to get back on their feet. advocates, insurance providers and emergency experts from the state will all be on hand. the center will be open from 9:00 to 4:00 this weekend and 8:00 to 6:00 on weekdays. the city of san jose is trying to figure out how much damage there is in order to get state and federal disaster relief funding. yesterday, city workers had dumpsters set up to help people get rid of furniture, piles of clothes and anything else damaged in this week's flood. >> it's a godsend. they're well organized and it's really a godsend. >> the city says it will have dumpsters in all three of the areas unundated by flood waters.

our 7 on your side team was getting answers from experts. topics included help with pets and scammers. you can ask your consumer questions on social media any time using #askfinney. and there are many ways you can help the flood victims. red cross has made it easy. just text the words red cross to 90999 to make a $10 donation. that shows up on your phone bill. the red cross also needs volunteers. go to our abc7 news app or abc7news.com. neighbors have raised thousands of dollars for a pizza chef in cole valley who was attacked near his restaurant. abc7 news was on cole street last nigh. johnny munoz went out to his car, around the corner to find his car broken into. three people jump and had robbed him. they fractured bones in his forehead, causing him to suffer seizures. munoz is now on medical leave

recovering. >> everybody pulled together, everybody's working extra shifts to make up, and nobody cares. i mean, that's what we do. that's what you do. you help each other out. >> neighbors said they just want to help his family with medical expenses. so far, they've raised about $3,500. the whom who claimed in a blog that san francisco-based uber encourages harassment says she's now the target of a smear campaign. yesterday, susan fowler asked her twitter followers not to give out any personal information about her. former engineer left uber in december claiming her manager made sexual advances that weren't investigated. uber says it's in no way involved in a smear campaign, calling that type of behavior wrong. abc7 news was at the castro theater in san francisco last night for the lesbians who tech event. the original goal was to atralkt more women and lesbians to the tech industry. this year's strategy is to go beyond technology and champion the fight for women's right. up with of last night's speakers was a woman from los angeles who cofounded the black lives matter

movement. >> we believe black lives matter is a movement for every single person on the planet. it's a global struggle. wherever there is black people, there's a time to fight back. y'all hear that? >> more than 2,000 people are expected to attend this year. the oscars are just one day away and while hollywood's biggest night is all about the awards, it's also about the swag. abc7 news anchor kristen sze hung out in hollywood with the celebrities. >> reporter: lights, camera, glitz, glamour, so much awaits the a-list celebrity in hollywood but one of their favorite events is the swag party. this party in hollywood is one of many where celebrities can load up on lavish goods. real house wives of atlanta star candy burress is a happy attendee of this style lounge as is veteran sitcom actor richard kind. >> this is a great -- they're ridiculous. and we get them and all duo is

show up and we get things and that's ridiculous in this world. >> reporter: companies'inger to see their products on celebrities provide thousands of dollars worth of items for free. some offer unique experiences. >> what are you giving away here? >> we are letting celebrities and other people go ahead and come to one of our rocket launches so we're taking them out on the vip tour, we're going to let them hug the rocket, do all that sort of stuff. >> reporter: former american idol judge randy jackson is here shopping but also talking shop. i asked him what he thinks about this year's as corps nominations. >> very diverse this year, happy about that. i do think that "la la land" is going to win a lot of awards. >> reporter: as the celebrities party, fans are soaking up the oscar experience and crews are busy putting the finishing touches on the dolby theater to ensure all will be perfect on hollywood's biggest night. in hollywood, kristen sze, abc7 news. and you can watch the oscars live only on abc7 tomorrow. live coverage begins at 2:00 p.m. and jimmy kimmel is

hosting the oscars for the first time at 5:30 p.m. and it looked dry down there. that's important for all those gowns and tuxes. >> bring back memories? you were there. >> a lot of fun. >> did it rain? >> no, it was really nice. >> right, right, we're going to get nice weather in our forecast, i guarantee it by the time we see march, which is only in a couple days, here's a live look outside. isn't this beautiful? above the cloud deck, you can see the clear sky. we're going to see a little bit of sunshine here and there over the weekend, but we also have cold showers in the forecast, low bay area snow levels, and a touch of spring all in the accuweather 7 day forecast coming up. and take a look at this. so much snow it's piling up in one sierra city and they don't know what to do with it. as the ski resort announces it's still open in the fourth of july. plus a surprise delivery in a car in the east bay, the baby girl who just couldn't wait to make her debut.

good morning. a beautiful shot here from the abc7 exploratorium camera at pier 15. look at that shot of the bay bridge. some clouds in some places, maybe see some showers. lisa argen will have details coming up in a bit. drive-through bank this is not. somehow a car ended up inside the lobby of the east west bank in san francisco's sunset district last night. looks like the driver went right through that frond window. no one was hurt.

. the alameda county sheriff's department has confirmed a body found along alameda creek in fremont is that of jayda jenkins. the 18-year-old from tracy had been missing for more than a month. on january 21, her car went off niles canyon road. the search was hampered by storms. a man found jenkins' body is 11 miles from where her car crashed. >> her family was relieved to know that we found jayda. they now can begin their closure, begin to start healing and begin to try to make sense of this tragedy. >> sergeant kelly said there's nothing to indicate foul play. she's just one day old but a baby girl in the east bay is already taking her parents on a wild ride. elissa harrington tells us, the baby was born in the car outside the hospital. >> reporter: a special and fast delivery for kim and dan stone

of oakland. their baby girl surprised everyone when she decided to make her arrival in the backseat of a car. >> it was sort of a mellow night at home, a slow kind of normal labor, and then within about a half an hour, it just -- it was mayhem. >> reporter: and by the morning, things took off. they got into the car for the short drive to the hospital, but amaro would not wait. >> the head was already crowning when we got to the hospital. >> reporter: the family got as far as that driveway. that's the valet parking dropoff in front of the hospital. a nurse who had just arrived for her shift heard screaming and jumped into action. she called for a code stork, an emergency announcement that lets the hospital know there's a baby being born outside. surveillance video shows the crowd of hospital staff surrounding the car. that nurse has 32 years experience but thursday was the first time she delivered a baby on her own. >> i think i was kind of in denial that it was happening and

then i was just relieved that there were people there and i felt very safe and like everyone had it under control. >> reporter: mom, dad, and baby are all doing well. and although it was chaotic, it's a story they look forward to sharing with their little girl when she's older. elissa harrington, abc7 news. despite heavy use during the commute hours, b.a.r.t.'s overall ridership is down and now the agency says it's facing a 15 to $25 million deficit. after six straight years of growth, b.a.r.t. says it's losing revenue. the agency says the number of people riding b.a.r.t. has slumped. ridership is down 4% during the weekdays and down 9% on the weekends. b.a.r.t. officials say they don't exactly know why. >> it might be because we're doing more track work on the weekend and there's delays. maybe uber and lyft have something to do with it. >> it's already fairly expensive, i think enough people ride it to where they could run it even earlier. so i don't understand. >> b.a.r.t. says it's already putting a hiring freeze in place. now there's talk of raising fares and cutting service.

governor brown says $430 million is needed to fix dams and levees up and down california. in a rare news conference, the governor pointed at the recent issues with the oroville dam as one example. heavy rains caused a hole to form in the main swillway of the dam and the auxiliary spillway began to fail. >> affordable housing, child care, many, many issues, so it's just that in a government as big as this, not everything will be taken care of always and lucky for you because you wouldn't have a thing to do if we didn't have these kind of problems. >> reporter: most of the $430 million will come from a $7.5 billion water bond approved by voters in 2014. well, there's so much snow around lake tahoe, some communities have nowhere to put it. nik nikki posted this picture on instagram. the snow is towering above her. the road supervisor said he's never seen anything like this

before. crews are working 16-hour shift for days on end to clear it from main roads and ship it out of the area. work on the side streets starts next week. looks like skiers and snow boarders will be able to hit the slopes during the summer. squaw valley alpine meadows says its plans to stay open until july 4. more than 47 feet of snow has fall engine that area. kirkwood, northstar and heavenly ski resorts plan to extend their ski seasons thanks to impressive snowfall this winter. with the winter weather advisory starting tomorrow in the sierra nevada, adding maybe a half a foot to some of those resorts. here's live doppler 7. where we have some quick showers moving through and dissipating along the san mateo coast around santa cruz and this is going to be the nature of the day today. there's not many of them, most of them will be offshore, and we'll see a mix of some clouds, some showers, even some sunshine. this is the first system. there's a second one that will be dropping down from the pacific northwest, a little more

moisture associated with it and it visits us late tomorrow into monday and that's the one that will allow for more snow in the mountains so from 10:00 tomorrow through 4:00 on monday, travel difficulties with gusty winds from the west slope right on through the sierra nevada so mt. tam this morning, you can see above the cloud layer, it's pretty nice but chilly. temperatures ranging from freezing in gilroy, 38 in mountain view with 40s, oakland, so in san francisco, looks pretty nice but you know we're not going to rule out the showers today. and right on through sunday into monday. 37 in novato, it is cold up in the north bay, 35 santa rosa, but these numbers are warmer than what we have seen. we had a lot of clear sky earlier in the week, and hopefully you enjoyed that because it's going to be probably until tuesday until we start to feel and look more like march, which arrives on wednesday as we look from our roof camera, partly cloudy skies, a few cold showers this weekend, snow level down to

2500 feet, sunny and milder on tuesday, but temperatures will steadily increase to the upper 60s, 70 not out of the question by the end of the workweek so with most of the activity offshore, we'll see isolated showers, mostly cloudy skies with numbers in the mid 50s today, 56 in concord, san jose, 55 in san rafael. so it's a 1 on our storm impact scale and any time we see rain, we try to let you know what to expect so from today, tomorrow, and to monday, you could see spot t spotty light showers with rainfall up to 1/3 inch and snow down to 2500 feet. mt. fwooidiablo, mt. hamilton a times, it's offshore for the most part and it sinks to the south, that's the first system the and then tomorrow we start out clear, increase the clouds, 5:00 at night, there you go with the shower activity around clear lake, santa cruz, down through late in the day but san francisco and oakland into monday morning. so we're going to add up today, tomorrow, and monday and that's

how we get that 2/10, maybe a little bit better in the city, and about 7/100 up in napa so overnight lows as that system pushes through will allow for clear conditions, it's going to be chilly from the low 30s to the low 40s, the accuweather 7 day forecast, a couple of pesky systems. 1 on our storm impact scale today, tomorrow, and into monday. and you download our app and you'll be able to track the temperatures and the cloud cover even with those showers. so, just enough to annoy everyone. >> that's okay. we'll take annoyance in that -- the deluge we got. just ahead breaking bread with police, the east bay officer who has a request for her community. we're using our @abc7newsbayarea instagram feed to recognize people who have made history. uc santa cruz professor angela davis is a renowned civil rights

figure. she eventually was fired from ucla. former california governor ronald reagan once vowed she would never again teach in the university of california system. we have more information on our @abc7newsbayarea instagram feed.

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paula ferris joins us from new york to tell us what's coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america." >> coming up, president trump speaking at an annual conservative conference

proclaiming he is fulfilling his campaign promises and of course saving some choice words for the media and fbi. so what has the white house press secretary on the defensive this morning. plus malaysian police raiding a condominium overnight as the information into the death of kim jong un's half brother heats up. authorities are learning more about the circumstances and how the unwitting killer was convinced to carry out this plot and finally we are t-minus one day until hollywood's biggest night. we're previewing all the hottest nominations for this year's os cars, all this excitement has people asking who is going to take home that coveted trophy. it's coming up on "gma" this saturday. playing with marbles during recess gave students in san francisco a jump start on physics. students at roosevelt middle school built roller coasters out of foam tubes and tape. yesterday's event was part of engineering week in which students learned to use a 3d printer, a drone, and a flight simulator. making a roller coaster was a

trial and error process but a few students were able to roll their marbles through loops, twists and turns. the pittsburg police department sent out a message yesterday from one of its officers. it's an invitation from the sergeant. that's her eating a sandwich. message reads, in part, this is how i eat most of my work meals, alone. she says it can get lonely eating alone. i invite you to pull up a chair and break bread with me, even if i don't know you. signed, your pittsburg home groan officer. still to come on abc7 mornings, mud and misery in san jose. people who live in a flooded san jose neighborhood share things yo

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we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning to you. we've had a few showers here and there, dotting the landscape, and they're going to stay with us right on through the weekend. they will be just isolated and as we go in closer along the san mateo coast, you can see between i'll say north of pescadero around half moon bay and santa cruz but a live look outside and we do have this, some sunshine and cold conditions with numbers around freezing and gilroy, 38 mountain view, 41 mnl, and from our sutro tower camera, you can see the sunshine. we won't warm up that much today. 35 santa rosa, 40 in concord, and there's a couple wet weather systems we're going to call them storms, it's going to visit us

today, tomorrow, and into monday before big changes arrive as we get into next week. i'll have them for you and track the rain shower activity coming up in a few minutes. well, today, san jose mayor sam liccardo is hosting a neighborhood clean-up along coyote creek. volunteers are needed today to help clean up after the floods. if you can help shovel mud, meet at roosevelt park. the city will provide gloves, tools, and trash bags. the impact is staggering. it's hard to really understand if you're not there in person. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman has more. >> reporter: behind the cones, the closures, and the police on post-storm watch, rock springs in san jose is a wasteland now. a neighborhood with white picket fences in front of mud-caked plant on muddy streets filled with mud-caked cars drying in sunshi sunshine that came a new days

too late. this has become a neighborhood of vacuum trucks and residents moving around wearing garage bags instead of proper rubber boots. how long does a pair of those things last? >> oh, i can feel it already. there's like water inside already. >> reporter: if we were to add up the pressing issues in calvin's life right now, muddy feet would not even register. in the automobile business, they call this a happy tag attached to every new car. calvin had yet to make his first monthly payment. now what? >> i don't know. >> reporter: what has your insurance company told you? >> i'm still waiting for the call. >> reporter: kind of like how residents say they waited for a call that never came before this neighborhood became a temporary part of coyote creek. >> this is our house where we used to live. >> reporter: carlos fernandez showed us what remains of his apartment which now looks more like a river bottom. there was no warning. did you think this would happen? >> no. >> reporter: did you know you were living in a flood zone. >> we didn't know. >> reporter: aside from the contents in those garbage bags,

next to nothing is all carlos has left, he's starting a new life as age 32. in san jose, wayne freedman, abc7 news. more than $500,000 have been donated to a relief fund for flood victims. san jose sharks have chipped in $20,000. san jose earthquakes will match all donations made through the end of today's match. if you'd like to donate, you can find a link to the fund's web page at abc7news.com. happening today, friends and family of a vallejo teen who went missing nine months ago will walk to call attention to the case. 15-year-old parole disappeared near her home in may of last year. she was last seen on the overpass in vallejo. her suspected kidnapper died in a shootout with police in santa barbara county just one day after she went missing. police are offering a $1,000 reward to anyone who can provide a tip leading to an arrest. today's walk starts at 3:00 on that overpass. the white house is admitting it tried to get the fbi to denounce reports leaking the trump campaign to russian

intelligence. yesterday, the president called out the reports and its sources at the republican convention, cpac. chief white house correspondent jonathan carl has more. >> reporter: president trump basked in the glow of a friendly crowd. >> i love this place. i love you people. >> reporter: then he slammed his own top law enforcement agency for failing to stop what he called illegal leaks. they can't even find the leakers within the fbi itself, the president tweeted. classified information is being given to media that could have a devastating effect on u.s. find now. president is especially outraged at a "new york times" story quoting unnamed u.s. officials alleging repeated contacts between the trump campaign and russian intelligence. over the week, chief of staff reince priebus said the story was nonsense. >> i know what they were told by the fbi because i've talked to the fbi. i know what they're saying.

>> reporter: now the president is furious about new reports priebus pressured the fbi to knock the story down. such pressure could violate long-standing policy prohibiting white house interference in ongoing investigations. >> i'm against the people that make up stories and make up sources. they shouldn't be allowed to use sources unless they use somebody's name. >> reporter: but ironically, the white house itself organized a briefing for reporters on the story and insisted that officials be quoted anonymously. one top white house official at the briefing who insisted his name not be used said there was no pressure on the fbi. in fact, the official said fbi director james comey dismissed "the new york times" report into the russian connection as, quote, total garbage. director comey was at the white house just just last month, praised by the president. >> he's become more famous than me.

>> reporter: but when chief of staff priebus asked comey if the fbi would publicly dispute "the new york times" story, the fbi director said he could not do that. none of this seemed to matter to the crowd at cpac, the largest annual gathering of conservative activists in the country. trump skipped it last year. this year, a triumphant return. how is this cpac different from previous cpacs? >> just the buzz and excitement and we're winning. we're in the white house. i mean, it's just exciting. >> reporter: the core conviction of our movement is that we are a nation that put and will put its own citizens first. >> reporter: jonathan carl, abc news washington. some of the largest news organizations in the country were blocked from attending a news briefing at the white house yesterday. the new york sometimes, the "los

angeles times" and cnn were all excluded. the white house said it wanted to give a smaller briefing because the president was giving a major speech at the time. a new homeland security security report says people seeking asylum from the seven countries listed under president trump's travel ban do not pose a significant terrorism threat. the report was prepared in response to a white house request for intelligence on terrorist threats. the white house dismissed the report as politically motivated and poorly researched. mr. trump is expected to issue a new executive order next week. federal courts blocked his first attempt to temporarily halt immigration and prohibit refugees from entering the u.s. tomorrow's hollywood's biggest night and comedian jimmy kimmel is hosting the oscars for the first time. abc7 news reporter linda lopez talked with him about what to expect tomorrow. >> reporter: is jimmy kimmel nervous about following in the footsteps of some of comedy's greats to host the 89th academy awards? >> starting with like bob hope

and billy crystal, ellen degeneres and that streak ends this year. you know what? they said we've had the comedy greats. we're tired of that. we're going to go for some of the comedy mediocres. >> reporter: jimmy has posted the post-oscar live show for years but this is his first time at the helm of the academy awards. >> i've been nervous since the day they asked me to do this. i almost wish they, like, woke me out of bed the night before and said, hey, today you're hosting the oscars. >> reporter: jimmy won high praise for his last hosting gig. at one point even bringing out his pretend rival, matt damon to heckle him. >> i'm sorry. i mean, you lost and now you got to stand out here for the rest of the night in front of everybody. >> reporter: so we had to ask matt how he thinks jimmy will do as host since matt will have a front row seat. he's nominated as a producer on the film "manchester by the sea. kwlgts. >> i have incredibly low expects

for him. >> let's just say, he's not getting on that stage. i don't care if he wins for whatever he did, he will remain in his seat. i will make sure of that. >> reporter: critics expect jimmy to hit it out of the park but he just hopes that afterwards the reviews are kind. >> any number of horrible things could happen and my parents will think it was the greatest performance they've ever seen so i hope whatever people think, i hope it's the same thing as my mom. >> reporter: of course i had to ask jimmy if he thought the oscars would get a little political this year. he joked that he hopes everyone's got it out of their system because there have been so many award shows already but in the end he said, yeah, we can expect a little of that. linda lopez, abc7 news, new york. and you can watch the oscars live only on abc7 tomorrow. live coverage begins at 2:00 p.m. and jimmy kimmel is hosting the oscars for the first time at 5:30 p.m. still ahead of abc7 mornings, switching things up. a inside look at the newest nintendo system.

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a live look out there in santa cruz. check that out. beautiful shot there of the wharf and look at the sky. looking really nice there in santa cruz. but i bet it is cold.

well uc berkeley has bragging rights. 22 nobel prize winners and a championship video game team. six member team just won a five-month-long tournament playing overwatch. abc7 news caught up with most of that team there. they took home $42,000 in prizes and scholarships. blizzard entertainment's esports pgame tournaments to rival deo college athletics in popularity in just a few years and on youtube, you can watch people play video games and they get millions of followers doing that. pretty amazing. >> it sure is. well, chance to get outside, you'll have to bundle up and maybe dodge a few showers here and there over the weekend and you can see the mostly cloudy start here from our exploratorium camera. numbers are still chilly, 30s and 40s but a little bit warmer than we have been because of the cloud cover. best chance rain comes in tomorrow night. we'll talk about totals and then what is looking to be a very spring-like middle to end of the

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good morning, a live look from our abc7 roof camera. you can see the american flag there. blowing in the breeze outside. cool temperatures everywhere and yeah, you got the chance of showers over the weekend. well, in sports tonight, the warriors are at home for their

final game before heading out on a five-game road trip. golden state hosts the brooklyn nets at oracle arena. tipoff is at 7:30 p.m. and this afternoon, the as play their first cactus league game of the spring against the cubs. giants played their first spring training game yesterday. here's abc7 sports director larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. good morning, everybody. chris is trying to make the giants big league roster. good first impression yesterday in arizona as the giants opened up cactus league play in scottsdale against the reds. madison bumgarner the ace, he started, did not last long. was only scheduled to throw uninning. was kind of wild. threw 24 pitches, hit a guy and here you got patrick driving in a pair. hunter pence, healthy and ready for 2017 drives in the giants' first run of the season, double level. in the bottom of the ninth, the giants were down 4-3. here it comes, there it goes, morero trying to win that roster

spot and hitting free run walkoff homers, that usually helps. giants win 6-4. mad bum glad to get it all start. >> you'd like to have got results every time you step on the mound but it's about getting ready for the regular season and as long as you feel like your arm strength is there and your pitches are ready by the end of this month or six weeks, that's all you can ask for. javale mcgee has had it with shaquille o kneel making one of him all the time. shaq has been clowning mcgee for a long time on tnt and ran a long segment. what followed was an x-rated twitter battle until the middle of the night by these dudes. you can look it up yourself. warriors have javale's back. >> shaq wants to make a joke about it but if it was him in that position, you know, he wouldn't feel the same way, you know what i mean? for you to call him a bum and all this just because you're such a great player, obviously, but he air balled free throws.

he's still a great player but you had your flaws too as a player. >> college hoops senior night for bird and the cal bears hosting oregon state. could it be the last home game for sophomore ivan? goes for 16 points. he said he wanted to soak in the moment so it sounds like he's planning on leaving. charlie moore to bird. this bird flies. and hugs for senior sam singer as cal romps 76-46. they are 19-9. packed house for the 8th ranked stanford women at number 10 oregon state. remember they upset the cardinal in double ot this season. smith been scoring well for stanford lately but held only 9 points in a defensive battle. sidney on fire. she had 22, nice play to double pick to set up a three-point shot. five seconds to go, stanford down 3 erica mccall looking for a jumper to tie. no.

oregon state sweeps stanford and the cal women beat oregon. that's a wrap on morning sports. hve a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. hi there, everyone. starting out with a few very light scattered showers from the san mateo coast down through big sur, santa cruz, they're very, very light, but we're going to see really these come more to life later on today. we have about three weak weather systems that's going to move -- that will move through the bay area through monday and with that a cold pool of air, the chance of showers, snow levelled down to about 2500 feet here locally and also a winter weather advisory for the west slope and lake thoe in the sierra nevada there right on through monday morning. so, 4 to 6 inches over the passes. this gets going tomorrow morning, so if you have any travel plans, you will need the chains, and back home, mt. diablo, mt. hamilton, even lake down looking at a rain/snow mix

at times. freezing in gilroy. on the peninsula, it is chilly, up 30s, low 40s at the coast and i is 33 degrees around santa cruz right now so very, very cool out there and you'll notice some of the cloud cover has dissipated for now, but it will be back, 37 novato, 38 by the delta, 40 in concord and really not a lot of sun out there to warm us up any time soon. we're going to have to wait until about tuesday, even though this morning's starting out milder due to the cloud cover and from our east bay hills camera, looking back at emeryville. few cold showers this weekend, snow level down to 2500 feet, sunny and milder tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday and beyond. so today, looks like the shower activity coming in around dinnertime but in the meantime, we'll reach these high temperatures, 3:00 or 4:00 into the mid 50s, a few peaks of sun but the showers look like they're going to be confined to saturday night, sunday night into monday morning. so they're all 1 on our storm

impact scale, totaling about 1/3 inch through monday morning and then with that, we'll look for the temperatures behind the systems to warm up. but let's go through this morning. you'll notice they're offshore but look what happens at 4:00. the offshore activity begins to push on shore from san francisco, the peninsula, points south, and this is 7:00 tonight. so it looks like a little bit more significant then we get our break overnight, sunshine early to start tomorrow and then by 5:00 in the afternoon, another cold system takes us through monday morning with some scattered showers. so, between today, tomorrow, and monday, we're talking 2/10. this model wants to bring in a little bit more. and looks like a half inch maybe. overnight lows tonight with the partly cloudy skies, low 30s to low 40s. the accuweather 7 day forecast, 1 on our storm impact scale. today, tomorrow, and monday, and then we're into a bright and sunny tuesday, march arrives with 60s, they're going to last not only through the end of the

upcoming workweek but into next weekend and boy we need that stretch of dry weather so download our abc7 news app and you'll get all the updates and be up to date. on tuesday, nintendo will release its latest game console that looks like nothing you've ever seen before. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom has a hands on look at the nintendo switch. >> reporter: in what looks like an airplane, two guys are locked in a serious battle on a tiny screen with even typier controllers. yes, that's mario kart they're playing on a little device that's nintendo's big new idea. >> nintendo switch is a home video game system that you can take with you and play anywhere. >> reporter: in a giant room they're showing it off in settings from living rooms to restaurants using those tiny controllers to take on enemies and dance the night away. you can play any game on your big tv, then pull the nintendo switch out of its dock and keep playing on the go. as for those little controllers? >> you can take them both off. you can combine them into one

controller, give one to your friend. >> reporter: jacob decker says they're awfully small. but as for the switch itself, this isn't some miniature version. this is nintendo's flagship device. >> certainly this is our future for the next several years this is going to be our console system. >> reporter: the wii-u is being discontinued. >> i don't think this can go toe to toe with your ps 4s or your xbox 1. >> reporter: the real key to nintendo's switch's success may be in the way it rolls out the red carpet for a parade of legendry video game characters. >> people who buy this are going to want to play zelda or mario. >> reporter: nintendo knows it has a wider audience to please than other consoles aimed at serious gamers. >> we have kids, families so nintendo switch has a little something for everybody. >> reporter: switch is already a soldout hit in japan where decker says gamers are moving away from home consoles to portable ones and at u.s. for

$300, preorders are strong. >> you can't get this right now. >> reporter: abc7 news. next, a special basketball camp

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happening today, the golden state warriors will team up with the uc san francisco program to give amputees a free basketball camp with help from high-tech prosthetics, players have overcome campations to compete in sports as part of their rehabilitation. this year is the second annual camp for more than 50 people ages p to 60. the warriors strength and conditioning team will be a part of today's clinic. camp starts at 10:00 this morning at ucsf's baker rec center at mission bay. all right now it's time to get a final check of your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. we have a couple chances of rain right through the week into monday. want to time them out for you. you'll notice throughout the day today, they're mainly offshore until the afternoon and then from 4:00 through 7:00, we've got showers, a break overnight tonight, and then tomorrow evening, another cold system sinks to the south. this one lasts until monday. so anywhere from a couple hundredths to 3/10, maybe 4/10, the accuweather 7 day forecast, 1 on our storm impact scale,

each and every day and then we'll be looking at bright and sunny conditions. now not only for those next four days in the seven-day outlook, it looks like it's going to last for a while. so stay patient, bundle up, it's going to be a chilly, damp weekend at times but we are at the tail end of these systems which is great news. >> yeah, there's a light at the end of the tunnel and it just happens to be sunlight, which is something we really need, right, lisa? >> we sure do. looking green, definitely. >> all right. well, thank you so much for joining us on abc7 mornings. i'm matt keller along with lisa argen. news continues now online, on twitter, facebook, and instagram. abc7 news continues at 8:00 a.m. "good morning america" is next. take a look at this beautiful shot from our exploratorium camera. that's a nice place we live in, right? have a great day, everyone.

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