movies nominated for the oscars. "la la land" named best picture. as they all took the stage to receive the award, a mistake. "moonlight" was the winner. >> yikes. this morning, we're learning who is to blame exactly for the surprise ending no one saw coming. good morning to you on this monday, if he c febru natasha z >> i'm reggie aqui. the producers of giving lessons on graciousness. >> what are your guys' names? all kidding aside, we have a little serious issue i want to touch upon. because we have 3/4 mile visibility in santa rosa and a temperature of 32 degrees. alexis and i have been monitoring this non-stop all morning. so far, no reports of freezing fog or black ice. it is possible. thickest visibility in petaluma

and novato. up and down 101. you have to be careful. it is not going to lift until 9:00. here's a look at golden gate, where it is wet from the showers that rolled through. we're going to be partly cloudy. 38 to 44 this morning. low to mid 50s from noon to 4:00 and back in the 40s at 7:00. a stray shower possible in your 12-hour day planner. more on the commute, alexis. we have sky 7 flying this morning. they are hanging out above the bay bridge toll plaza at the hoemt. if this doesn't convince you to car pool, i'm not sure what will. of course, the two outside lanes are the car poolers flying through. everybody else is paying the cash and the fast track there. not so much. that is backed up through the maze as usual. honestly, nothing unusual about this. this is a typical weekday commute. definitely is filling in. mike mentioned, we also have pretty dense fog in the north bay. we have a minor collision in the area. i'll talk more about that coming up in less than ten. >> thanks, alexis. price waterhouse cooper, the people who handle the envelopes at the oscars, are taking the

fall for the biggest mistake in the show's 89-year history. >> many of you saw it live. the wrong film announced as winner of best picture. kristen zee is live in hollywood with a look at an eventful evening. >> oh, that's one way to put it, natasha and reggie. we were all watching, having a good time. until that point, the show had been going along swimmingly. it was fun, frivolous and light hearted. suddenly, the biggest stunner ever. nothing like this has ever happened in oscar history. the academy says the wrong winner has never been announced before. >> there's a mistake. "moonlight," you guys won best picture. this is not a joke. "moonlight" has won best picture. "moonlight," best picture. >> first, they said "la la land." then later, "moonlight." wow. backstage, emma stone said she took her best actress card, you

know, the one that had her name with her when she got off stage. apparently, there are two identical cards. it is clear that somehow, the second emma stone, best actress card, was given to warren beatty, who gave it to faye dunaway, who assumed, that must have been "la la land," best picture. wow. pricewaterhousecoopers has a lot of investigating and explaining to do. this certainly was the talk of the town. even host jimmy kimmel spoke up about the mishap after the show. listen for the first time. >> somebody screwed something up, and it wasn't me for once. thank god. i mean, you know this could easily have been me that everyone is pointing the finger at. >> it was an amazing thing to hear "la la land." i think we all would have loved to win best picture. but we are so excited for "moonlight." >> i thought everybody handled it really, really well. especially the people from "la la land." they were so gracious. it turned out to be okay. >> wow. everybody was so gracious about

it, right? that part was nice to see. by the way, dobe dolby me. the red carpet is no more. the kelly folks have taken over dolby theater, where they're going to do their live with kelly show they do every year after the oscars this morning. we're going to talk to kelly. it'll be exciting. stick around for that. >> i know what it felt like to watch that unfold. felt like an eternity. do you know how long it took for them to discover the mistake? >> okay. if you were up watching, you were up way too late. i know you don't sleep very much. who can sleep on a night like that, right? so guess what? "la la land" was best picture for 2 minutes and 35 seconds before the mistake was caught and announced. really, what is interesting, the pricewaterhousecoopers folks said before in interviews that because they have the two people on either side of the stage, if any mistake happens, they can

take care of it quickly. 2 minutes and 35 minuseconds, eh time for the winners of "la la land" to come up, give speeches, high-five and tears. then the reversal. so dramatic. we'll be talking about this, no doubt, for a long time to come. what an ending. >> thank you. people talking about this morning the third "la la land" producer who knew they lost and still gave his speech because he was there for that moment. >> snaps to him. the two employees who carry the briefcases talked a few weeks ago about the extra steps taken to try to make sure there are no mistakes. cullinan said the producers decide what the order of the awards will be. stand on opposite sides of the stage, off screen, the entire evening. we hand the respective envelope to the presenter. doesn't sound complicated. make sure you give the presenter the right envelope. the best picture, most

talked about moment. who were the most popular celebrities that had social media buzzing? >> jessica has the answer. >> good morning. yes, the oscar goes to -- jimmy kimmel. nope, didn't make a mistake. i have evidence. twitter data putting out this tweet, saying kimmel got the most twitter mentions last night. the runner up is viola davis, likely for her emotional acceptance speech after winning best actress in a supporting roel. number three, emma stone. the bay area's own mahershala ali is at number four, taking home his oscar. and number five, casey affleck, who got best actor. for a list of the winners and more of what went wrong, download the abc 7 news app. we have a special oscar session. >> the photos, video, stories of the bay area connections to the nominees. that includes mahershala ali and his journey from hollywood from here in the east bay.

we'll have more on his win in a few minutes. >> definitely worth waiting for. we are following breaking news in the east bay. a fire left more than two dozen people homeless this morning. >> abc 7's amy hollyfield is live on the scene for a close call for some of the people inside one apartment. amy? >> hi, natasha. i have an update for you. within the last half hour, the red cross says it now has a shelter set up for these fire victims at cal east bay. the hayward campus. it's been a very long night for the victims. be 1 peop 31 people not being allowed back inside their homes because there is no gas or electricity. they've been standing out in the cold for hours trying to figure out where to go. firefighters kept the fire to one apartment home but others have some water and smoke damage. again, the gas and power have been shut off. that's why no one can go back inside. residents tell us the red cross couldn't hand out hotel vouchers for all the people. they started working on sets up a shelter. fire victims say they waited for five hours in the cold.

the children staying warm in cars. it's been an emotional experience. >> it is a delay. it is cold. and some people are frustrated. besides that, i've never been in this kind of situation, and i don't know what to expect. so i'm just taking it for what it is. >> one man moved his kids inside just within the past half hour as the apartment manager opened up some vacant units. this fire happened around midnight at the wiki apartments in hayward on lund street. firefighters rescued eight people, including a man from a wheelchair. everyone was out okay. a spokesman from the red cross told me it takes a while to set up a shelter. they usually will bring a bus to the scene so people have a place to sit and get warm. they're looking into why it didn't happen here. live in hayward, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. part of the golden gate bridge is about to get a makeover. how our famous fog is forcing a facelift. plus, the red carpet was

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-- mike nicco. >> everybody else, dress for 40 to 42. oakland, hayward, fremont, san jose, 43. santa rosa, the possibility of freezing fog, 31. temperatures today, 54 to 57. partly cloudy, a stray shower possible, across the north bay. along the coast, breezy and 50. beautiful look at the clouds and the rain that's running away from us. tree pollen, ashe, elm, juniper, pine running high again. colder tonight with frosted fog inland. 40s around oakland, richmond, san francisco, half moon bay. let's turn it over to alexis. tell us what sky 7 is seeing now. >> we have the sky 7 crew up this morning. take a look live. on their way to a new crash. we have it on the peninsula now. 101 in whipple road. sounds like we have a moisture involv -- motorcycle involved. we should have a view coming up in a few. they're flying over sfo right

now. decent morning there if you are heading to the airport. i'm not seeing major delays there. a check of the traffic maps. i want to mention the fog we've got in the north bay this morning. if you're southbound 101 through petaluma, you're down to 8 miles an hour. we'll talk about the crash at 101 and whipple at 6:20. president trump putting the finishing touches on his first address to congress. address to congress. >> the enamel is the strong, white, outer layer address to congress. >> the of your tooth surface. the thing that's really important to dentists is to make sure that that enamel stays strong and resilient for a lifetime. the more that we can strengthen and re-harden that tooth surface, the whiter their patients' teeth are going to be. dentists are going to really want to recommend the new pronamel strong and bright. it helps to strengthen and re-harden the enamel. it also has stain lifting action. it's going to give their patients the protection that they need and the whiter teeth that they want. ♪ which has that one scene you forgot about.. so you use your go-to parental blocking device...

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>> announcer: the abc 7 storm impact scale. today's storm is level 1. that means light rain. so keep an umbrella handy and drive safely. track today's storm any time on the abc 7 news app. download it now. 6:16. thank you for joining us on this monday after the oscars. a live picture right now from sky 7. live over 101 headed to san mateo. traffic moving nicely. the golden gate bridge's south tower set for a makeover sometime next year. that's according to the examiner. what's the problem? fog has caused the art deco facade on the tower to deteriorate. this has been happening the last 80 years. officials say the tower isn't protected from the elements like the north tower, so it needs a little bit of a makeover. happening today, president trump will meet with top health insurance executives as republicans prepare to replace the affordable care act. tomorrow, mr. trump expected to

lay out his plan before a joint session of congress. republicans have yet to agree on a single detail policy proposal to repeal obamacare. issues that still need to be worked out, big ones. the future of medicaid and how the new health care law will be funded. oscar nominees and other celebrities wore blue ribbons with the american civil liberties union name on it as a part of an initiative to support the organization. lyin-manuel miranda wore it to the ceremony. earlier this month, there was a team created to help those affected by president trump's travel ban. the campaign was launched last week when stars also wore them to the spirit awards. one acting teacher is waking up with a big smile on her face this morning. >> professor rebecca engle taught mahershala ali. he won best supporting actor for his role in "moonlight." sports was ali's first love. he attended the school on a basketball scholarship.

at some point, engle invited ali to work with her on stage. >> i invited him to come and work with me on a production. small role but a role that required somebody with a lot of physicality, a lot of poise. >> she says during ali's senior year, she cast him in the campus' first play with an entirely black cast. ali's thanked his teachers during the acceptance speech. >> i love that shot. >> nothing more rewarding for a teacher than to see one of their students excel. >> totally. >> absolutely. so we are going to excel at dry weather. >> we'll take it. >> i'm glad everybody is happy with that. the last six hours, in case you slept through it, it rained last night. we did have some snow on mt. hamilton and the santa cruz mountains. don't be surprised if your streets or commute looks like this. 101 and 880, it is still wet there where we had showers.

partly cloudy and cool today. isolated sho ed shower is likel this cold, unsettled air mass sits on top of it. it'll bring us dry weather and modify to warmer temperatures. storm, it tries to sneak into sunday. that's all going to so say most of us will see nothing but showers and flurries are possible at the higher elevations. the coast, we'll see some and across the north bay through the morning and into noon. from noon to 5:00, some of these develop over the north bay and can slip across some of the rest of our neighborhoods. with a snow level at 2,500, 3,00, we could have snow on the higher peaks. not a lot of moisture in the storms. when they go through the overnight hours, they push to the coast and stay there. in fact, look at the rainfall potential from the scattered to isolated showers. hardly anything. not a big deal. but just want to let you know if

you get caught under one. the accuweather seven-day forecast. 50s tomorrow. closer to average on wednesday. finally in the low to mid 60s thursday. oh, may be playing hook key frid -- hooky friday, alexis. >> i'll give you a permission slip. >> nice. meanwhile, the monday morning commute. we have the collision on 101 in redwood city area. right around whipple. we had about four vehicles blocking the left and maybe partially part of the number two lane, as well. actually saw them zoom to the exit ramp, too. we have another vehicle involved off on the side. sky 7 zooming out for us here. we can look at the backup that is growing if you're northbound on the peninsula. plan on delays here. maybe take the long way around on 280. that doesn't look like it is near clearing. quickly, the bay bridge toll plaza. filling in as usual. the metering lights on for almost an hour at this point.

highway 4 to the maze on westbound 80, 34 minutes. 16 across the bay bridge. southbound 101, san francisco to sfo, in the green at ten minutes. we want to keep you here. we want to keep you here. we have an abc mini preside"we will rise." >> alexis, you talked to the producer. >> the series covers the 50-year history of the gay rights movement. it is based in san francisco and the show shows a lot of the city. also a lot of real-life heros. dustin lance black was born in sacramento and considers it a second home. >> i'm so proud to bring their stories. their struggle and their bravery. the struggle of san francisco, the great progress san francisco has made to the rest of the nation. i think it is a real guide for our country right now. >> if this little clip from him was not enough, we have posted that entire interview on our

website, abc7news.com. of course, the four-night series kicks off tonight, 9:00 p.m., here on abc 7. we really hope you check it out. i think it is going to be a great piece. >> thank you. we appreciate it. no argument here, right, everyone needs their sleep. hands up. there is a new study that reveals the surprising reason teenagers especially need their rest. rest. a close call for a g

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fall semester. thanks for your question. >> if you have a question for michael finney, record it on your smartphone or tablet. share it on social media using the hashtag, ask finney. a new study of why teenagers need more sleep. teenage boys who are sleepily may be more apt to be violent adults. researchers found those who reported being sleepily in the afternoon were anti-social, exhibiting behaviors like lying, cheating, stealing or fighting. they say the same adolescents were five times more likely to commit violent crimes by age 29. it is the oops watched live around the world. the wrong movie named oscars best picture. >> new at 6:30, reaction from the bay area star of the movie "moonlight." >> teachers, professors. it is not just people reacting this morning. some companies trying to make some money off of last night's mistake. i'll explain. i'm going to take you live to sky 7.

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>> announcer: good morning, south bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> there is a mistake. "moonlig "moonlight, y "moonlight," you guys won best picture.

this is not a joke. come up here. i'm afraid they read the wrong thing. >> it is the moment that we won't soon forget. for the first time in the oscars 89-year history, the wrong p winner for best picture was read. >> good morning. i'm natasha zouves. >> i'm reggie aqui. first, alexis with a traffic alert. >> let's take you back to sky 7. looks like the picture is freezing up a moment. you get the kwyesterday. multi-car trash northbound 101 before whipple. i counted six vehicles involved. five here and one off on the right-hand shoulder, as well. doesn't sound like we have major injuries so that is good news. i haven't seen a tow truck either so we are starting to back up. i can quickly show you that on the traffic maps, too. the traffic maps, too. if you are about to head north through the that pa ninapa nint

i'd use an alternate. let's get the weather forecast. weather conditions are improving. you may run into wet spots because we had showersov s over night. you can see is showers are to our west and head agwing away f us. fog from novato to santa rosa. temperatures, 38 to 44. partly cloudy with a stray shower possible. low to mid 50s in the afternoon hours. grab a coat if you're heading out at 7:00 but the showers should fade by then. so many people shocked, including the producer of "la la land," who i went to school with and was in a singing group with. when i saw him got the award taken away, that was tough. >> jordan horowitz had a lot of class about it but this was an ending no one could have predicted. >> there is a mistake. "moonlight," you guys won best picture. this is not a joke.

come up here. i'm afraid they read the wrong thing. >> in a matter of seconds, live in front of millions, "la la land" went from best picture to loser. warren beatty and faye dunaway ended up with the wrong envelope. awarded it to the wrong movie. "moonlight" was the real winner. the bay area's mahershala ali talked about the mishap after the oscars. >> it just threw me a bit. because -- it threw me more than a bit. but i just didn't -- i didn't want to go up there and take anything from somebody. you know? it is very hard to feel joy in a moment like that. you know, but -- somebody else, just in front of them. but i feel fortunate for us to walk away with the best picture award. it is pretty remarkable. >> host jimmy kimmel said the cast of "la la land" was gracious on stage and off after,

handing over the oscar for best picture. pricewaterhousecoopers, the accounting firm that tallies the oscars voting, released a statement. here's what it says. we sincerely apologize to moonlight, "la la land," warren beatty, faye dunaway and oscar viewers for the error made during the best picture. the presenters had been mistakingly given the wrong envelope. when discovered was immediately corrected. we're discovering how this happened and deeply regret this occurred. wee appreciate the grace with which the nominees, the academy, abc and jimmy kimmel handled the situation. let's get back to your old classmate, the "la la land" producer, jordan horowitz. he spoke with "good morning america" a few moments ago. >> he wanted to do what was right. >> it was a surreal moment for sure. but, you know, i wanted to make sure that the right thing was done. because, you know, at that point, it was not about me. it was about making sure that "moonlight" got the regulcognit

it deserves. those guys are my friends, and i want to make sure they had their moment. >> i haven't talked to jordan since we are in school, but he's still obviously the same sweet, sensitive guy he was back then. >> "la la land" hasn't changed him, and that's good to see. >> he said there is a lot of confusion on stage and it was clear the wrong envelope was given. he wanted to make it right. host jimmy kimmel weighed in, saying, quote, somebody screwed something up and, for once, it wasn't him. >> kimmel said a famous face in the audience got things back on track. >> i didn't know what to do. denzel washington points at me and points at barry, the director like this. he was basically saying, tell barry to make a speech. >> after the oscars, kimmel attended the governors ball with his wife, excepting their fourth child. many of the celebs raved about kimmel's hosting debut. >> he was really good. this morning, some big name u.s.

companies are quickly reacting to the oscars. i guess they're cashing in on this. >> yes, trying to capitalize on the big moment everyone is talking about this morning. hoping to join the conversation. in fact, within the last hour, we saw southwest airlines tweeting this, with a pilot scratching his head, saying when you wake up and still aren't sure what happened with envelopegate. want to get away? and then you have ryanair, saying, get the name wrong? we offer 24-hour grace periods to correct minor errors so you won't be left in "la la land." #oscars. this is from innocent drinks, a smoothie company. they say, having a bad monday? it could be worse, you could work in the envelope department at the oscars. so some pretty creative ads out there trending on social media, trying to get the companies names out there. back to you. >> thank you so much, jessica. if you download the abc 7 news app, you can see the latest on the investigation into

exactly what happened. we're going to update it with new information as soon as it comes out. there is more oscars excitement to come on "good morning america." the gma team is live from hollywood. it is starting at 7:00, right here on abc 7. it sounds kind of like black friday or the opening of a new "star wars" movie. people standing in long lines in the south bay. >> this is no hollywood premiere. thes the po it is the post offi. kate larson in san jose to explain. kate? >> yes. natasha and reggie, the post office is hopping on this monday morning. it has been busy many mornings the past month. many of the people telling me that they have been waiting in line multiple times for weeks. sarah told me this is her fourth time at the post office. she's called multiple times just trying to get a passport so she can travel to the uk. similar stories all down the line. while this line may not look massive, about 20 or so people, some of these folks are getting multiple passports for children and other family members, which means this line is almost full

because, as you can see here, the post office can only accommodate 30 passports a day, whether it is a new passport or a renewal. there has been a rush at these passports here in the northern california area and all across the country. some people are acontributtribi to president trump's immigration plan. others attributing it to the fact it's been ten years since a new law was enacted that you need a passport to get to canada, mexico and the caribbean. everyone is trying to renew those ten years later. i spoke to a woman who has been trying all year to get her family passports to visit her sick father in canada. >> it is frustrating because i'm not trying to go far. and my dad is a canadian. my mom is an american. i have no choice. like, this is -- i have to do this. i want to get there to see him. so it is very -- i'm frustrated. and i had a pretty big breakdown the day that i went, because i

couldn't take the rejection again, of not getting another passport. >> i think this is kind of crazy. it seems like it wasn't like this a couple year ago. from last year, it has been like this. >> so the post office doesn't open here until 9:00 a.m. again, just from my count, maybe a few more spots open here at the passport office on branham. if you do need a passport, best to get in line early. the folks at the front got in line at 2:300 this morning. also, it's been hard to get through to the passport offices and they're not able to make appointments for a month or two from now. live in san jose, kate larson, abc 7 news. >> thank you. the city of san jose is expected to announce a price tag on the damage from a devastating flood that hit the city almost a week ago. more than 1300 homes are in need of repair. three were red tagged in the william street park area. the mayor spent yesterday with volunteers in the rock springs neighborhood. he says landlords are

responsible for making sure their properties are safe for tenants to move back in. >> you've got to make improvements. we're going to be on them with code enforcement so they fix whatever needs to be fixed. it is going to be a lot of work. we're preparing for all of that in the days ahead. >> the city also plans to ask for state and federal aid tomorrow. >> if you'd like to help the flood victims, pick up your phone. text the words "red cross" to 90999. a $10 charge will show up automatically on your phone bill. a snatch and grab operation in san rafael. someone demolished this business to get to the atm. the reports the thieves ripped the machine out of the ground and made off with it. police are reviewing surveillance video for any clues that could lead them to the thieves. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> i have good news. the temperatures since 32 in santa rosa but the fog isn't as thick. that means there's not as much moisture that could turn into black ice there.

still very thick in petaluma. 1/4 mile. it is 36, so no need to worry about black ice there. here's a look at san rafael. pretty quiet as we look south on 101. we had early showers so we do have slick streets if you're driving. mass transit, may be a little wet near the coast today. stray showers are possible there. light breezes if you're going to be on the water. let's look at the temperatures down in the south bay. upper 30s, los gatos, saratoga. everybody else, low to mid 40s. 36 in danville and lafayette. some of the cool spots. livermore, 38. san francisco, 43. san pablo, 37. we'll be about 54 to 57 today. near 50 at the coast where it'll be breezy. tonight will be colder with more frost in the inland valleys. 30s there. 30s to low 40s around the bay. here's alexis. i want to take you live to sky 7. i want to show you what has been slowing you down on the san mateo bridge. looks like our picture is breaking up. this guy is getting a push off the bridge. he broke down.

he's been blocking the right lane past the mid span for the last 20 minutes. we have heavy traffic if you are coming from the hayward side. they should have this cleared in a few minutes. they are running a traffic break behind us. you can see the police officer on the motorbicycle. that is a heavy drive there if you are crossing on westbound 92. also, we had sky 7 move there from this earlier issue, northbound 101 past woodside. the left lane is blocked due to the multi-car crash. southbound 880 before whipple, another multi-car crash. off to the shoulder but heavy, too. if t backup not helped by the problem on the san mateo bridge. new information on when president trump is expected to issue his executive order on immigration. after the oscars, back live to hollywood where kelly ripa is getting ready to host her big getting ready to host her big after-oscars show with ryan

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theater, live after-oscar show is going on now. the live with kelly crew is excited. we went inside to give you a peek at today's exciting show. [ applause ] >> fans of the show have now replaced last night's academy crowd and hollywood a-listers. they're getting a treat this morning. kelly ripa is always the first person to talk with the winners when they get off the stage, so she's going to share her insights along with guest co-host ryan seacrest and gary o'connell. o'connell manned the red carpet yesterday and got up close and personal with all the stars. now, a montage on the screen shows the exciting moments and highlights. now, i can share one funny moment you'll see on this morning's show. o'connell re-creating jimmy kimmel's bit last night. the funny moment when the young

star from "lion" was hoisted on to o'connell's shoulders. that got a lot of cheers. the crowd loved that. and we'll get the whole scoop from kelly in a little bit when we'll be able to go inside the theater and talk with her and get more on her insights. the day after hollywood's biggest night. you'll definitely want to catch that later today. we'll send it over to you on abc 7 news. a lot of excitement there. you can see the cleanup continues, sweeping up the remnants of the red carpet. what a night. >> absolutely. thank you. so cute. i bet he didn't get any sleep last night. way past his bedtime. >> i can't believe he is up already. the construction crews cannot be bothered, walking behind kristin. >> you can watch the live after the oscar show with kelly ripa and ryan seacrest, today at 9:00 a.m., here on abc 7. >> the whole world talking about last night's mistake on social media. get this, everyone except host

jimmy kimmel. i've been keeping track of his twitter account. he has been tweeting about several big moments but not the mistake at the very end of the show. in fact, the last thing he sent out was a tweet that says, good to keep the audience buzzing. there it is there it is on the screens. i watched the video, not including the awkward moment at the end of last night's show. i have also been keeping an eye on the academy's twitter account this morning. nothing from them yet either about the big mistake. reggie and natasha, back to you. >> interesting. maybe they haven't heard about it. okay. we are tracking breaking news for you. different subject. this is a fire at an apartment complex in the east bay. >> it left dozens of people looking for a new place to stay. abc 7's amy hollyfield is live in hayward. amy? >> hi, natasha. we're waiting for daylight, when pg&e will come out and work to turn the power back on.

until then, 31 people are not allowed back inside of their homes. it was a long, cold night for those fire victims as they waited for word on where they could go. the red cross can't give hotel vouchers to more than 20 people. these victims had to wait for a shelter to be set up. that took about five hours. people were standing in the parking lot. they were stashing their kids inside cars to keep them warm. residents were upset. some were frustrated. even the fire department said this did seem unusual. >> it did seem like it took a little bit longer than expected, but you know, we got it taken care of. we got them coffee and doughnuts and plenty of blankets. >> one man took his kids from the car just after 5:0 th0 this morning and walked them into vacant units the manager opened up for them. the fire started at 1:00 a.m. on lund avenue at the tiki garden apartments in hayward. firefighters rescued eight people, including a man in a

wheelchair. everyone got out okay. they kept the fire to one unit but others have water and smoke damage. no idea what started the fire. the red cross is looking into why a bus wasn't brought out to give everyone a place to stay warm while waiting for the shelter, now opened at the cal east bay campus in hayward. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> glad they are okay. amy, thank you. a mud slide is presenting crews from going in and repairing a damaged pipeline that cut water service to 90 people. abc news was on morgan territory road where the slide happened saturday. crews can't get to work untilsld the road is closed and left 250 residents with one way out. bottled water has been trucked in. there are two water stations set up 24 hours a day until the problem is fixed. one is on leon drive, south oft slide. the other is on the north side, a mile past marsh creek road.

president trump is expected to sign a new order on immigration on wednesday. he is also preparing to make his first address to congress. it happens tomorrow night. as demand growing for an investigation into a special operations raid in yemen. it was approved by president trump less than a week after he took office and cost the life of navy s.e.a.l. ryan owens. the father says the government owes his son an investigation. john mccain is criticizing the characterization that the raid was a success. >> when you lose an airport and, more important, american life is lost and wounded, i don't believe you can call it a success. >> the white house is facing demands for a special prosecutor to investigate any ties between president trump's campaign and russia. by the way, president trump's address to a joint session of congress is tomorrow night. you can watch it here live at 6:00 p.m. on abc 7. let's get to mike nicco. we started with dangerous driving conditions in some places. how is it looking right now,

mike? >> the fog is lifting in santa rosa but is flooding is still around lakeport on clear lake until at least wednesday. current flood stage, i should say the flood stage is 9 feet. the current stage is 10.25. we saw it drop a little this is a look the lick observa. they got snow and it moved on. look at the sunshine developing, moving across the bay bridge now. stray shower possible. cooler than average. dry, cool nights. warmer afternoons on the way. chance of rain returns but not until sunday. today's storm is a 1. most of us won't see rain. spotty, light showers and some flurries in the highest peaks. i'll show you where i think it'll happen. 7:00, quiet. look off the coast to the north bay. that's where we'll have the best chance through noon. then showers develop across the north bay and some of those may stray to the rest of the neighborhoods until 7:00. then they'll fall apart.

overnight, we'll have a chance of showers along the coast. hardly anything measurable falling from these. up in the sierra, this is lake tahoe where we have snow showers this morning. just like us, they're going to be pretty dry the rest of the week until snow showers on sunday. here's our accuweather seven-day forecast. cooler than average tomorrow. back in the 60s wednesday through saturday. a little cooler with the rain possible sunday. alexis? i want to take you to sky 7. they're over the earlier incident we showed you. 101 near woodside. this is on the peninsula there in redwood city. we had the five-car crash blocking the left lanes. now it is partially blocking the on-ramp from woodside. sky 7 is zooming back, showing a delay on some of the ramps. the main line is starting to improve, however, you're stop and go from state route 84. there is a backup on the dumbarton bridge side, as well. with the vehicles on the shoulder and a tiny bit of the ramp blocked, i think we'll improve very quickly at this

point. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is not going to improve any time soon. it'll look like that for the next few hours. drive times, no issues southbound along golden gate bridge. 18 minutes across the bay bridge. westbound 92, san mateo bridge, 49 minutes. the earlier disabled vehicle is clear but it is in recovery mode. >> thanks. >> thanks. b

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heading out the door, these are t seven things to know befor you go. >> sorry about the wrong video. run the video of the oscars, please. thank you. "la la land" mistakingly announced as the winner for best picture. in fact, it was actually "moonlight." took 2:30 to correct the mistake. >> number two from the live desk. celebrities responding to last night's big mistake, including steve harvey. tweeting, call me warren beatty, i can help you get through this. steve harvey had his mistake at last year's miss universe. >> number three, san jose expected to release a price tag on the damage from the devast e devastating flood. three buildings remain red tag and had an assistance center is open for residents for help with housing and insurance. crews want to remove a debris pile keeping a hydroelectric plant from running. >> number five, several issues today, including this crash on

northbound 101 near redwood city. the good news, no injuries. we're off on the shoulder. you have a backup of three miles. >> number six, fog roaming across the north bay. from novato toward petaluma. 1/4 mile visibility. thankfully, no freezing fog right now. beautiful sunrise developing on the exploratorium camera. temperatures, ten degrees below average. >> people lining up early in the south bay to get a passport. it is blamed on president trump's controversial travel ban. some say they lined up at post offices as early as 2:00. >> abc 7 continues on facebook, and mobile devices. >> gma will have a oscars we'll be right backup, live in hollywood this morning. we'll go for all the big moments. we'll be back in 25 minutes with an abc 7 news update. >> don't forget, "when we rise" premieres

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that's what's making news in good morning, america. the biggest blunder in oscar history. >> "la la land." >> "la la land" mistakenly announced as best picture. >> warren, what did you do? >> but "moonlight," the real winner. >> this is not a joke. "moonlight" has won best picture. >> you guys chose us. thank you for the choice. >> we're right there with the stars after one of the craziest moments ever, capping a night full of emotional wins from the radiant viola davis. >> we are the only profession that celebrates what it means to live a life. >> to best actor, casey affleck. and emma stone dancing off with best actress. politics center stage at the oscars. jimmy kimmel skewers president trump. >> i want to say thank you to president trump. i mean, remember last year when it seemed like the oscars were racist? >> while the white house holds its own black-tie ev