and 11:00. good evening, i'm eric thomas. let's get over to meteorologist drew tooma. >> i've doppler 7 is tracking the action. i'll show you where the action is at this hour. as we go in a little tighter, we had a shower in san francisco and now if action is in the east bay, from san emeryvil emeryville, berkeley. live doppler 7 estimating that the rain is falling at a very light rate. it is very light in nature. to the nrt bay, napa seeing light showers, vacaville at this hour. to the south bay, a lot of cloud coffer right now but we're watching off the coast. more showers are developing moving from a west to east

fashion. we do assume you'll see some showers. but it's a cloudy evening across the region. tomorrow impact scale, going to be a 1. we'll go hour by hour in future weather, time out the rain and show a brighter and warmer forecast in the future on the accuweather forecast. there's a lot of damage around the bay area following all of the downpours we'll had this winter. one area scrambling for a fix is marin county. >> reporter: you know, marin county is a paradise of nature trails but the roads have been battered by this year's storms. and it's not simply an inconvenience for hikers and cyclers, these roads play a vital role for safety in marin. >> this is cracking, ready to

p push down to the toward. >> reporter: these days this ranger spends time patrolling areas damaged by this year's rainfall. >> we've had 50 slides or so throughout the different preserving. >> reporter: these two slides along glen friar road are preventing fire trucks from using the access road, creating a dangerous situation since fuel has been growing unchecked in the preserve since the area hasn't burn in more than 100 years. >> if a fire started from behind one of these homes and spread up the canyon, which fire naturally likes to move up canyon, it could be disastrous if fire department couldn't these points and access them. >> reporter: man maid rock embankments are eventually how they're shore up the waterlogged ill sooids and roads. the department estimates they'll spend well other $200,000 making the repairs, which is eight

times their annual budget of $25,000. and even though it seems grim -- >> it could have been a lot worse. >> reporter: thank to the voters who passed measure a in 2012, if parks department had money to help road failures. >> this road would have been in a lot worse condition than it is currently. >> reporter: marin county parks would like to make the repairs by the time fire season starts in june. but in order to do that they need to hillsides to dry out. and even light rain delays that time line. reporting live, kate larson, abc 7 news. now to san jose where a deadly hit and run is under investigation. it shand just after midnight. officers found a man suffering serious injuries, later pronounced dead at the hospital. there is no details about the

suspect vehicle but this is the city's ninth fatal crash involving a car and a pedestrian last year. 23 such cases last year. a volunteer volleyball case in sunny veil is facing charges for annoying and molesting two minors. he was arrested on friday. the investigation started on friday after a 13-year-old girl reported that martin made inappropriate comments to her via social media. the police identified a second victim. anyone with information is asked to call sunny vail police. a vote is happening tomorrow. the raiders want to build a dome stadium in vegas. nfl owners haven't decided if that vote will take place. 24 of the 36 owners must vote in favor. on friday, the latest plans to replace the coliseum and keep the raiders in town.

abc 7 news recorder laura anthony is in phoenix for the meetings. we'll break any raiders knew first on twitter. l.i.f.t. is rolling out a new program in the name of charity called round up and donate. ridesers will be able to opt into a new fe chur to round up to the nearest dollar. the ride share company recently committed to donate $1 million to the aclu over the next four years in response to president donald trump's initial ban on travelers coming from six ly mu what do we do? >> fight back. >> abc 7 news was in palo alto when the feminist majority led today's march and rally. the last push for the equal rights movement ended in 1982 when not enough states ratified

it before a deadline imposed by congress. >> and with the simple majority vote and the signature of the president, we can lose rights. but if we had a constitutional amendment the equal rights amendment, we would never have to fear a roll back of our rights. >> org niezers tell us that jackie speer is leading a charge on capitol hill to revive the era. coming up, more on the deadly shooting that shut down part of the las vegas strips for hours. a fresno dad's dying wish comes true all because of his daughter and a scholarly surprise from her school.

one person is dead and 15 others hurt after shots were fired inside this cincinnati nightclub around 1:30 in the morning. plice say several men got into a fight at the bar and opened fire. they're still working to identify the shooting suspects. five of the shooting victims are still in the hospital, two in critical condition, the other three are stable at this hour. police in las vegas have identified the man supported of a deadly shooting on a bus.

he was arrested yesterday after an hour's long standoff on the strip. police say he was sitting on the back of the bus yesterday when he opened fire for no apparent reason. a 57-year-old was shot and killed, not man was wounded. he barricaded himself inside the bus until he eventually surrender surrendered. an investigation is under way in san bernardino county after 20 people fell ill at a conference center. 13 of the people were hospitalized. cal fire tweeted this picture of firefighters responding last night. it's still not clear what caused the victim to get sick. the san bernardino county department of public health is investigati investigating. a fresno student has fulfilled her dying father's wish. his daughter's skill made the graduation here. here's veronica milliner from our sister situation. >> for some students graduation can't come soon enough.

>> at first they told me that my dad had about six month to live and then, and then they had said that maybe next week. >> suffering from acute respiratory failure, her 79-year-old father will soon face death. >> he says that every day, when she graduates my work will be complete. i think everyone recognizes he's going to have a hard time making it to that. >> when she graduates in may, she'll be the first doctor in her family. her father's one dying wish, to witness the turning of her tassel. >> he couldn't breathe anymore. and he told god, like, i'm not ready to go yet. my youngest still needs to graduate. >> so while the ceremony is ahead of schedule, this surprise is right on time. >> papa.

the school found out that you were sick, so they wanted to bring the graduation to you. >> well you were supposed to give her the diploma but she hadn't graduated yet. we're going to give it to you instead. >> call me doctor. my accomplishments are your accomplishments, papa. he's in heaven now, no, no. >> you're still with us. >> you're very much alive, papa. he is the most selfless person that i know and you could tell by everyone here today he's loved and i wanted him to fill lov loved. your mission is completed, da y daddy. you completed your mission. coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, the tulips are in bloom. the floral art on display at an historic oakland cemetery. a live look outside right now, rain moving through parts of the bay area. drew is up next with the

accuweather forecast. stanford women upset notre dame. kentucky and north carolina, the game of

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with the start of spring comes the blooming of tulips. we were there for the cemetery's 12th annual tulip exhibition. >> why call 1-800-flowers when you can have your local florist display all of their beautiful flowe flowers. so every year we have anywhere from 25 to 30 florists come and exhibit. so every year it's different. >> and 4 to 5,000 people visit the cemetery every year for the three-day tulip exhibition. in accuweather we're tracking showers moving through light in nature. live doppler 7 shows you the action. let's show you the east bay first, where we're seeing the bulk of the wet weather at this hour.

you can see the lath rain around haywa hayward, castro valley and just to the south of oakland as well. we'll go north. we had a couple of showers work through berkeley. sill through oren da we have light showers. now this line is approaching dublin, pleasanton and livermore. about to get a few drops on your windshield and windows. to the north we go, walnut creek, concord, approaching antioch right now, light rain. pops of them low within the showers, so some heavier downpours are associated. one downpour liking move through walnut creek. life dop near 7 to the peninsula we go. shower is moving into east palo alto. palo alto middlefield road, you can see live doppler 7 street level, a downpour there. and into the north bay, mainly

light showers at this hour. showers through napa, approaching vacaville and fairfield. it is a damp evening and you can see the live camera got some drops dotting the lens right now as the light showers move through, the windshield wipers getting a workout as the cars go to and two the region. 50s and 60s right now. 62 in oakland, 56 in san francisco, san jose yet to see any drops sitting at 62 degrees. but the south bay will see a little bit of moisture out of the system. the storm impact scale, this is a light system today, some light showers, most cities right around a tenth of an inch of rain. breezy, 10 to 20 miles an hour. 9:00, this yo antioch, livermore. the majority of the region is dry at 11:00, a few showers around redwood city and san jose

and then the system exits the region early monday morning. overnight, showers right now. ending around midnight. the clouds will hang on. temperatures around 50 in richmond, 50 in san jose, 49 in san francisco. as we take a look at the sierra, we have a winter weather advisory in effect starting at 8:00 tonight, 3 to 6 inches above 5,000 feet. that means slick roads and travel delays over our passes. your day planner on your monday before the sunday gets up, right along the coast, could have a little coastal drizzle. but look at this, but the afternoon it is total sunshine and nice day setting up. the accuweather seven day forecost, clouds and sunshine on monday, turning warmer on tuesday, wednesday beautiful, temperatures cool wer a breeze on thursday but they rebound nicely on friday and we're well above average next weekend. warm and sunny and a dry pattern

is revalg for the next seven days. now abc 7 sports. >> what a day in college hoops. two kentucky and nbc faced -- kentucky and north carolina faced off today. 40 seconds left. malik monk, the three, kentucky trails by one. luke may full court pass to justin jackson, going to lay it in. unc up three. now ten seconds left, monk another contested three to tie the game. north carolina has a time-out but they don't use it. theo pinson runs it up the floor, to luke may and the shot of his career for the kriblthvi north carolina advances facing oregon. that was like a finals right there. amazing game. >> feel great for these kids.

didn't know anything about the water routine in the locker room. so right now i'm soaking wet. >> thank my teammates so much and my coach for putting me in that situation. just very blessed of this opportunity. florida and south carolina, gators led by seven at the half. here come the game boxes, do zer dribbling. sindarius thornwell, 7 boards, lobs it in. gamecocks up two. ice it with 17 seconds left. do zer, the steal sees notice, and he serves notice. south carolina wins by seven advancing to their first final four in school history and they will face gonzaga. >> i'm just out of words. just extremely proud of these guys. >> all we wanted was to make it, a bid in the tournament. when we got our name on the board, the rest, you know, we'll take care of ourself.

all we wanted was a chance. i said yesterday never underestimate a team coached by tar vanderveer and today the coach proved he might with an unbelievable win over notre dame. 16-game win streak. mabrey gives the fighting irish the 17-point lead. stanford rallied. 25 seconds left, cardinal down one, ma that needs smith, lays it in, she had 15. stanford up one. notre dame, erica mccall, the huge block. stanford wins by a point advancing to their first final fourn since 2014 and looking fir their third national title. >> this team really believes. they're so close, so unselfisun. we played better defense in the second half, started getting

psome shots. people never really gave up. warriors andli grizzlies ou at oracle. steals it from mike conley draymond green for the finish. carter catches it, puts it in. under a minute left in the first quarter. throwing it down but does stral by three after one. hits the corner three. and the foul. he has 16 right now warriors lead 56-54 at the half. jackson white sox second inning, nunez, a two-out double. two runs going to score. san francisco clinging to a 3-2 lead, runners on second and third. stephen okra, tyler saladino gets caught in a rundown, eventually tagged out.

roberto, the hero. a's beat the brewers 11-1. complete warrior highlights at 9:00 and 11:00 here on abc 7. >> boy, how old is vince carter now? yeah, my age. next on abc 7 news at 6:00, another big weekend for "beauty and the beast." how the remake

tonight on abc 7 news at 9:00, over on tv 20, the firn pointing continues in washington after the failure of the republican health care plan. who president trump the blaming. and at 11:00 right here on abc 7, lauraant any speaks with raiders owner ahead of a big vote ahead this week. more than 9,000 runners took part in the rock and roll half marathon. the race began in golden gate park, shutting down two lanes of traffic on the golden gate bridge this morning. the race ended around around ard center at noon. "beauty and the beast" is at the top of the box auchs for the

second week in a row. the latest remake earning $317 million in just ten days in north america. and this month is now the biggest march of all time at the box office grossing the $1 billion flethreshold this weeke. power rangers, kong, life and logan rounding off the top five. that is

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